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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-07-11

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A Cool VERMoNTER.-Some years since
as varnum Lockwood was digging lime
stone at Cavendish Falls, VT, near the
southern brink of the river, by springing
hard upon his iron bar he lost his balance
and was thrown over the preipice into the
whirling eddy, fifty-six feet below. His
companions, rushing to the brink, beheld
him buffetting with the high swelling
waves, which ever and anon would engulf
him in spite of his frantic efforts to es-
cape AT last he succeeded in securing a
hold upon a jutting rock. by which he
drew himself from the water in an almost
exhausted state. He was beyond the
reach of his companions who were solic-
itous for his welfare, but unable to descend
into the abyss to help him, made earnest
inquiries whether he was much injured by
the fall. Looking up, and intcntly feel
ing in his pockets while the water ran in
torrents from his drenched person, he re-
piled :-"The fall didn't hurt me, but Tn
aarned 'fraid I've lost my jack-knifc. 4"
From this circumstance the place is called
Varnum's Point.-[A. ID. Hager.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-07-11

.HF.ti| b ttititf
A QUEER STATE OF THINGs.--Thc fol-
lowing paragraph from the Philadelphia
North American shows that the "City of
Brotherly Love" is as hard pushed for
small change as New York l..- ..r,hrsr
Silver change just now is SO scarce,
as to command premium of, six dol
lars on a hundred. The passenger
railroad companies have posted up notices
in the cars that they no longer change
bank notes, and that people who want to,
ride must provide the amount of their
fare before entering the cars. Where all
the small silver has gone to is more than
we can say. a year ago Spanish quar-
ters were tabooed. They were drug at
twenty cents valuation, aud some of the
store keepers refused to receive them. In
stead of being snubbed, they are treated
with serious consideration. So far from
being at discount they are at a premium,
Four of them are better than the best
dollar bill we can namc eh sst' lls 2
Taking advantage of this state of
things, the. bar-room setters' are exult-
ing in free drinks. With one dollar
note they can traverse the town, getting
an inhibition at every bar-room, free of
charge. Pay next time, is the word;
we have no change and the dollar bill
therefore becomes magician's wand, that
conjures up gratuitous drinks at every
corner. So great is the temporary search
ty of small change that even nickel cents
are at q premium. How long this state
Of things will last.rcnains for time to de-
terminate"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-07-11

CD Major Joyce, (now Lieut.. COLI re-
ported killed, arrived at Fortres Monroe
on the 5th. His wife has gone to meet
him.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-07-11

n lnenper VI tue ou heglmenC, wiring
to the Caledomian, on the goth ult., as
Oflate 50 nigh have our pickets been
to the rebel pickets that quite trade in
exchanging papers, canteens, buttons, &c.,
has been going on besides quite number
of social interviews The best of feelings
exist between the pickets and both have
agreed not to fire on one another although
in plain sight. Rarely if ever, is gun
heard from the Vermont brigade or the
enemy in front. Most of these interviews
commence by some one raising paper on
his gun; the rebels answer by a similar
signal" both lay down their arms and
meet in the middle of the field OCCASION
ally quite number get together and have
a social chat for few minutes and then
retire. There seems to be different
feeling in different regiments. Soldiers
from Louisiana and Mississippi seem to
have a terrible grudge against the (" YAM
KEGS" while men from other states seem
to deplore the war and wish itrmay soon
be over, for they have no interest in
shooting the Union soldiers. The last
time the 9th was on picket, just before the
rebel pickets were relieved, one of them
a member of a Georgia reginent-called
to our pickets and said that they were
going to be relieved in half an hour by
Mississippi regiment, and we had better
look out, for they might fire at u.s. The
advice was timely, for by using more eau
tion in exposing ourselves, no firing oc-
Cured. From these interviews we learn
that the rebel army is short of provisions,
and poor at that. ,t.. :
Coffee and sugar they do not have at
all. They think wo shall have a hard
fight before Richmond is taken ). in fact,
they feel confident we can never take it.
Although these friendly chats have occa-
stoned the best of feeling between the
pickets, and no doubt saved. much firing
on both sides, an order from the General
has put stop to it. In fact, it is very
imprudent to allow these interviews on
either side. Unthinking persons might
unintentionally give valuable information
to the enemy. ".
The weather has been very warm for
the last week. and to keep the hot rays Of
the sun from our tents, we have set out
trees and bushes about them so thick that
at distance scarcely tent can be seen,
| but looks more like small forest Every
variety of taste is displayed in setting out
the trees and bushes. The beautiful
groves and shady walks would almosr
tempt one to enjoy them by being a SOL
dier. There is one serious drawback.
however,--thc trees arc minus roots and
| with scorching sun the leaves will soon
wither and drop off, and we shall have to
replace them by fresh ones or 60 without.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-07-11
FROM THE THIRD REGIMENT.

A member of the Sd Regiment, writing
to the Caledomian, on the goth ult., as
fo11ovs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
DIR. ADoLrUS,S
Select School for Young Gentl'men

A II FLORAL HOUSE, TWO MILES
"A North Of college Hiil The course Of study ON
braces the Ancient and Modern Languages, togethe
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Natural Hlstory
and Chemistry.
The study Of the French and German languages con
sttutes prominent feature Of the School Asasted
teachers Of emnence In science, the Principal feels Jus
tiled In promising his pupils all the benefits Of Euro
pean education.
The School Is agreeably situated extensive farm
the house acommodious building measuring IT'S fee
In front.
The School 10 session during the hot season
az the refreshing rural Bo,ney in which II 10 located
holds out great advantages,
Terms, Including tuition, board, washing fuel light
etc., $3.50 per annum, payable quarterly n advance.
RKyERKRcEG
Hon. Belamy Btorer, Prof. Geo h. Day Lane Bemina.
y,s. y. Cary, Esq, VIM. p. Hubert, Esq, Robert
Mitchell, Esq Milton Sayler. Esq. Hon George Hoad.
ley, Rev r. Allyn President Wesleyan Female College,
David Gibson, ESQ.,, H. KessleT, Esq, W. 8. Wright,
Esq. Hon. J. b. etallo, O. Y. Adae, EIq D. Homans
Jr., Washington Mclean, Esq, n. P. starr Esq, etc.
JuIy20n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 0.
FL0UR-The demand continues active, and price
Sc higher. superane 81 1904 4O entra - 5O4 90
and family and fancy 81 7O95 10.
WHIshY-A good demand and prices 1c higher
| ulatlve dem md at 80 $500 so. -,
sH0UDDERS-sold at 40, which is an advance.
SMOKED MEATS-Nothlng transpired
LAkD-9c was offered and refused for prime. 1t Il
0IL-LInseed has advanced to 9Oc
GR0OERIE9-A buoyant market.
| sUGAR-Raw is lc higher. We quote it at lOh9
ll%c and choice New Orleans at l2c
o0FFEE-24925Kc. l95 bags sold at the latter
rate.
WHEAT-The receipts to-day were more liberal, but
not equal to the demand which continues active for
strictly prime qualities and prices again higher, the
market closing buoyant at 90999c for red, and SI
for latter rate for strictly prime Kentucky
OF which there is only limited quantity offering. The
sales reported were 300 bushels red at a5c bushels
prime red at 9Oc; 300 bushels prime red at soc 1000
bushels prime red and fair Indiana white at 909sc 800
bushels fair IndianG white at 95c, and 227O bushels
prime Kentucky white at 81 10.
C0RN-There IL q continued good demand for shelled
and tee market rules firm at 35@39c in bulk with sales
OF l,5OO at these rates. Ear Is in light supply and
prices are Ts shade higher closing arner At in
who prefer II to shelled hence the difference In price,
oATs-The demand Is fully up to the offerings, and
ne market rules hrm at 439 i6c for new and old ip
bulk Some lots Of new, very inferior In quality sold
at 4lc.
RYE-There 10 an improved demand, and the market
Is hrmer, but no change has taken place In prices. We
quote prime samples at $780, with sales of 500 bushels at
this price.
BARLEY-We have no change to report in the mar.
ket, The offerings fair but the demand from the
brwsrs and malster light and what sales are making
are to outside parties We quote spring at SI O5 for
fair to prue and fail at l059l TO- Around Of choice
fall could be sold at 81 IS.
MALT-There were sales Of 500 bushels prime fall at
HAY-The market 10 unchanged and steady. We
quote prime Timothy at Sl3 009l4 90 per ton on ar
rival.
OHEEsE-A continued good demand, with sales of
IVY boxes selected Western Reserve at exc. The re-
ceipts are light.
BUTTER-A good demand still exists for the best
grades at !6g lsc. Fair to good Is dull at lO9l9c, and
common at 1896.
..r-. Qaaakks
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaANcIsco, Oct. 9.--Msrket without in
terest in jobbers' trade, Importers find it diff
cult to force sales at anything like curren
rates Many goods are nov arriving via th,
lsthmus, with instructions TO sell, and remi
gold by return steamer. The consequence Il
general dstrust and depression regarding the
future Of the market for leading staples.
The proposal said to be urged at Washington
for raising ten thousand cavalry 10 California,
10 regared here es impractcable, if they are In.
tended TO enter the service before the fall Of
1863. They could not start across the plains
before April or May. arriving in Missouri In
July or August, in . worked down and hall
starved condition. Ten thousand cavalry horses
would cost in California twice their value iu
eastern States. AfEJ ..sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
SheriF's Sale.

- '~s~~S'
1.a,.. :S. ss;;., - .'al r,.ns''n Common Pleas.
RE, Virtue of writ OF vendI to me
ID directed from the Court Of Common pleas o,
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the dool
Of the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Let day of November, A. D,
1862,
at O'Clock P. M the following described real eatate
situate In franklin county, Ohio, to.wit: -
Lots Nos 5. AZ. - and A Of subdivision of about
~ asres OF land In Sec ss tP s, range %, made In
Of said county, March term, 1885, in the case Of Theo
dore Comstock VS.. Caroline Oomstock et al, Al per
plat Of the same, recorded In Common Pleas records.
20, "a and 81. In Champon's subdivision of sac. "a
p D range 22 Of the east halves Of lots aud 32 Of
subdivision Of said g. recorded in Recordera oee
o. sad county, In book page 49, assigned to said L.
half Of lot 3e and all that part Of lot 81 lying south o
the north line exended eastwardly) Of sad lot 40 aad
east part Of 81 supposed to contain aores and that
part OF "a supposed to contain l acres Also part Of
n lots as and 4l6 In the city Of columbus Ohio bsnv
feet front on Third street, and running back
same width 2O feet to ten foot alley and being Imme
dately south Of and adjoining 4s feet formerly belong
ing to John Walton being the same premises conveyed
to said Butes by Theodore Comstook and wife, BY deed
dated April 28 1855, and usually known as subdiy.ion
No. Q Of said lots ais and 4l6. :
Appraised at-Lot No. at $500 dollars,
-- si Lot No. ~ at N75 dollars;
" N vt :, Lot No. 43 at 975 dollars; 'ra
~ ,sf Lot No. A at e2O0e dollars;
saa The acres at Sl3i dollars per acre;
"a ,. Tne one and y acres at slsa dollarl
Part Of lots AIS and 4Is at $4,000 dolls.
a GE0RGH W. HUFFMAN,
II, o. NOME, Attorney.
Printers fees, 1875 $500
sep25-dlt&wid ~. \. .r -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
New York stock market.

NKw YORK. Oct. 10.
Stocks lower and inactive. Chicago and Rock Island
slk; Norwich and Worcester 59K Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein End preferred 35h; Cleveland and
Toledo 3d.; Illinois Central scrip sO Michigan South.
ern guaranteed 79i American Gold l26@l26k; Pacific
Mail l24 New York Central 1897 Hudson 67X; Harlem
23 Harlem preferred 5OK; Michigan Central S1 Pita,
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 1903; q. @.
sxes 1881 coupons lolk; California sevens 9J Brook
yn water loan l00k; Indiana and Michigan 30; Illinois
Central bonds 02; Terra Haute and Wabash ID bonds
TAX; Erie 4th bonds COX; Del L. d W. l0l Galena and
Chicago 49, Cleveland and Pittsburg 36K; Erie 55H
do preferred 6l%; Cleveland g. Toledo 65 Y; Treasury
notes $40 l04x9104X; Little Miami l06, Michigan
Southern AZ; Michigan Southern second 81; Erie Cd
bonds l20 Pttsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago Sd bonds
76 do lst los; Chicago North Western LIST 30X, do "a
%; do assorted bonds az Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l22 Panama l10k Missouri SKIES sax; Ten
nessee sixea 81; Racine and Milwaukee ll2x; United
States 6's 81 coupons 104 Registered 102; o. 3. SIS
"a coupons s2k Registered IS; U.s Demand Notekl22i
Virginia Fives. SO Tennessee sex; Hannibal and
81. Joseph bonds 63h United States one year certn
Quincy 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Administrators Sale,
David FINLEY, Jr., admir- of
David Smiley, sr., [

David tmlley, Jr', admir- Of
David Smiley, sr.,
vs..
Maria Smiley, and others.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Admi6Istra,
tor Of the estate Of David Smiley Sen, decea,e5 !,
pursuance Of order of he Probate Court of Franp,
county, and State Of Ohio, to him directed, will Se
pnblic auction on the premises, on :"
Saturday, the 18th day of October, 1862,
at about O'Clock P NJ. Of said day the following de
scrbed real estate, situate In the county Of PrankIIn
.aid State Of Ohio, t1.wit =" ""
The whole Of Military Survey No 5,2A for 81 scre,
In the name OF William Powell, granted to James Tav
or BY patent dated Oct. l5 1885, said survey heinz
founded upon warrant Mo- os9, and conveyed to Dsq,a
dated March 3d. le46, appears Of record In Book No
s., pages 50 and ST. in the Recorders office Of said
franklin county.
The said real estate will be sold free and clear O
dover. "'
TRIMS OF sALE.-0ne-thlrd of the purchase money TO
be paid on the day Of sale the balance In two equal an
nua payments, with interest," payable annually and 70
be secured BY mortgage on the premises,
Appraised.at se0per acre.
DAVID sMILRY, JH.,
Administrator Of David smiley, sr., deceased.
eptl7-dltwtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Money Market,

is,a IysLsaRAPHED FOR TIN ono srArnNln.l
NKw YORK, Oct. 10.
Money is steady at 4k95 per cent. for loans on
call.
Strictly Prime Paper is steady at 4K@5 per cent.
discount. 1In-
Sterling Exchange was unchanged at the opening aud
bankera bills were held at 142145 but the market af
terMard became less frm and closed quiet Of 14l4I
American Gold Ia very unsettled opening at 60
sing steady at g7k@27X per cent premium.
California Gold Bars are nominal at 27x92S pei
ceut. premium. .t- l'..5 Ent-- :
Government Stocks are nrmer. United States 6,i
1881 81 0iN@1 OAK; United States n 3.l0) Treasury
Notes 81 05k@1 05X. l.IlE =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
DR.. Al. VANDERSLICE
Late Professor of the Ecole Clinique dc Medi-
cine Pharmacy in Paris.
A PRACTITIONER OF 20 YEARS


Announces to his friends and the public, that he con
nuss to devote his time to the curing Of the folown,
diseases, viz:
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fitp, Dropsy, Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Piles Fistula, Gout
Rhumatiam, Scroiula, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections. Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints
ETC., etc, etc.
DIR: VAHDKRsIicK has met with great success by hIl
peculiar mode Of treatment Of diseases where other verJ
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. Tc
attest his confidence In his skill and merits he will
undertake the cure Of all patients without charge except
ng the cost OF medicine; requiring no fee until after
he restoration Of their health.
Dseases OF peculiar character he guarauteeS 10 re-
move radically In few days, without offensive or dele
terious medicine he warrants TO all, no matter how
or long standing the disease an eectual cure or
ne requires no pay. Females suffering with ireguiari
ues or nervousness, debility, etc., be
cured by Dr. " 1nvaids In any section Of the country
by addressing letter to him post paid and ineloGng
10 them. -
III Residence, two doors from the corner OF Green
and Floyd Streets, Louisville, Ky. Oface hours from
70 l" a. m and from 9 to .. m.
DR.. A. ]. VANDERSLICE can produce over one
certificates Of the speedy OF various ais
eases. Gall and see him, "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.
The receipts to-day were $500 bushels wheat, cars
corn, and car oate. -
FLOUR-The sales were 100 barrels Cascade A" ct
50 YS O barrels red double extra at 25 and 100 bbs
at % so.
WHEAT--2c higher the sales on Chauge we're % 600
Duspes red free on board at 81 09 and car on track
at III W. Since Change 1000 bushels sold at 81 l0H
from store.
CORN -Unsettled holders quote at 4Olel3c.
OAT5-selllng by the car load at S7@36c.
BARLEY sca'ce and wanted; worth 7O975c.
SALTLitls or none In market; price for loose again
advanced to % 90 for fne and % 95 for coarse.
oBUpTER-The sales were IS kegs Western Resere at
ia LEADER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11


disease. = cold settles somewhere In the body and Oh
strues Its natural functions These, II not relieved
Ioar' upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro
during general aggrayatoD, suffering and disease
Mins IN this condition, oppressed by the derangemei8
ke Ayors Pills, and SEQ how directly they restore tho
natural action of the system. and with 1t the buoyant
eeng Of health again. What is true and apparent Ia
IN; trltA and common complaint Is also tue In man,
OF ihe 1cepseaed aud dangerous dstempers. The saIs
prgHtse effect expels them. Caused by similar obstrc-
ons mud arrangements Of the natural functions Of the
body thoy nre rapidly and many of them surely cured
by tie same means. None who know the virtues of these
iils, will neglect 10 employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of tho
principal cities and from other we'll known public per.
sons
Foo' Fr1Oarding Merchant fS Louis, Fsb. ., 1856
Dr. AYER; Your Pills are the paragon Of all that IL
grc, IN nollcne, Thcy avo cured my little daughter
ncens soros upon her hands and feet that had proved
Henrhe Tor yoars. Her mother has been long CRIES
o"1y aIifed with botches and pinples her skin aud
In her hair. hfier our child was cured she also tried
y"'r Pills, and thcy have cured hor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11
Master Commissioners Sale.
n,.,., VS. q: Common PIE

James Olark et al,
vs.. , Common pla
Daniel Decker ct all ...
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ 20 me directed from the Court Of Common pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House. in the cty OF
Columbus, Ohio on 5 -. "
Saturday, the 25lh day of October, 1862,
at one O'clock, p m, the following described real e,
Ate, situate In the county Of franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to wit: -'N "
part Of Inlot No. 69o in the city Of Columbus, be
ginning ata point the south line Of Gay street and
the north line Of said lot 90 feet inches west from the
northeast corner OF said lot; running thence west op
the said north line Of said lot 60 feet and inches;
thence south so feet and nchos to the south line of
lot; thence east with said line SO feet and inches;
thence north W feet and inches to the place Of begin
ning being the west half OF said In lot No. 63p less 81
fet and inches heretofore conveyed to the Trustees
Of the First Colored Baptist Church Of Columbus BY
Samuel Pike, BY deed dated Feb'y Sd, I64l being the
same lands ordered to be conveyed as Aforesaid to James
decd. n r-fsr = ~- S"AA'
Appraised at 5000. 90.
sl q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
pr,,,a-,, so.,. a. oo snd master comnissioner.
sept3-dltwtd. rr.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

MosTPELiER, VI, Oct. lO.-The joint COM
mittee appointed to canvass the popular vote
for State officers submitted their report this
morning. The vote for Governor stands az
follows: Holbrook, sg,543 Smailey, 3,772
Lieut. -GoverHor--Billingham, 29,63s; Chaplin, ,
1880, 'l D. n1 - ta - ~ =
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CONSULTATION GRATIS.
SIM0NT0N'S EXCHANGE.
H. sIMoNToN & SON,

Ihs 70 certify that was afflicted with Fistula in
Ano for six years After trying every remedy placed
myself under the care Of DR.. A. j. Vanderslice. az
Louisville, and in three months was perfectly cured
uVen under my hand this 3lst Of September, 1858.
j. sUGARMAN, Boston, Mass.
This Is TO certify that have been afflicted with piles
ior seven years. After trying all known remedies and
falling, Dr. A. j. Vandersce performed perfect cure
LOUIS C0URNAT.
U Persons tohO are not afflicted, in ,ohOse
hands my eards may taA, toiu please distri6ute
such cards to the afflicted.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-11

PHLADELPHlA, Oct. l0.---It is reported that
Gen. Mcclellan was In this city last night on
private business. He passed the night at the
Continental Hotel, but returned to the field
again this morning on the eleven o'clock train.