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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-15
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

W f.. ANDERSON, Mas. 10 s !
- Scc"nd street LefTeen Frederick Sire
az HurSA .N"rk,t Space, Bal,imO'e.
H.yln. the largest Ware rooms and best
aS>or,.icnl ol Cabinet Furniture in the city,
T. prepared 10 scllevery articlei hIsline upon
thu mnst liberal and accommodating terms.
Ilasin; had long experience IN TINS line OF
D.. inc ). hc fauers himself that he can com
D. t, as TO excellence oil Material. beauty o.
,knanshIp aud range o; prices. with any
Z. ,biIsh,nen, OF the sort III this OF any other
civ. H. general stock embraces a full and
CO n ,l-te assortment, OF Pari"r Ch,cirs. !Soits,
j.:.imy CaaiTs, Spring lounges, Ch"mder
s is, Ear roam, Office anil Dining Cb""H,
J each TIE It'cS, .SciIees, Arm Chairs,
. dt,ases. Loosimq Glasses, DC, OF every va
I".iy and description. He has also on hand
Iicisteads Of his own Manufacture. winch
ean Lo put up and taken down IN TWO min
u.-s Persons from ST. Mary's, wishing to
PURCHASE Furniture. are requested To call and
r<. nine his Stock before buyin" elsewhere
3. sure 10 find The rlghr place Nos. los y
S..cond Sirer,-War hou'c with 80 lee
front and large Foldin. doors.
August l,h l!j9-tv.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-05-15
WANT Ed


pR. WILLIAM :. BLACKSTONE. h"v-
- in,. located i'll Chapti"", offers hls pr
Gcss;, ,.al services to the Publ. and car. -
way : lie found, when hct Pref >e.or.aliy 'T-
ga:,d, at Boswr.i's HUtI. also rctuIh NY
tisl,ks 10 my friends IN Il c neighbyrio. oi
st. Cl,.mctt'> Bay t"r leir former patronage.
and will always he happy 10 vail 90 them
At tie shortest notice.
NY. 2s.L. 4SCI-u.
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BE.SI.NE'<lS NOTICE.

rUHE undersigned, having purchased the
Il interest of Shines & Maddox in the
Mercantile business will continue Ia sell al
the obi stand. and S",ici: a Continuance OF t;Ie
very liltral patronage extended 10 the Ia,,.
firm. They will kcc? Constantly on Land q
good assortment Of goods, and viii sell a.
such terms aS cannot fail to please tie Of!
Customers OF the house an! the public gen
orally.
GEORGE y. & +. X SlMM>.
Leonard Town.
Nd
September 18th, 16G1-tf.
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4 TEEI0.
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September 18th, 16ol-tf.
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August l>t, 1851 If.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
Evening and Midnight Reports,
FHOm WAsHINGTON

WAsHIrGTON, Dec. 10 0-J. Wesley Greene,
who furnished TO the Chicago Times some 70.
ported peace propositions from Jeff. Davis to
President Lincoln is an Impostor. He came to
Washington to see President Lincoln, who as
certained that there was no ground for his non.
senalcal statement.
The Navy Department. has information that
the U. 8. Steamer Montgomery on the 2Olh
ult. captured tho rebel sloop W. E. Chester,
with cargo Of cotton, while attempting TO
evade blockade of Mobile,
On inquiry II vas aeceF.ained mon calling
himself J. Wesley Greene, and protesting TO
reside AT Pittsburg, Pa, called on tie President
sometime In Nov. and stated to him th at he had
two interviews with JEFF. Davis as Richmond, on
the last day In October, and also related certain
statements which he said Davis had made to
him upon the occasion. The President. how.
ever, became satisfied that Green had not eoen
Davis az all, and that the entire story was
very shallow attempt OF deception. JEFF. Davis
can redeem Green's character If he will, by
verifying his statement.
The President on Monday sent message TO
General Siblsy ordering the execution OF thirty.
nine Of the Minnesota Indians on the 18th inst.
These form OILY one class Of the criminas,
and Include the Indians concerned In the mas.
sacre of families or In other brutal outrages-
The executive decision was based on the record
OF evidence as furnished to him. Gen. Sibley
has been directed to await instructions respect.
log the remainder Of the convicted aaYages
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
CineInnau Market.

OMcIHNATI, Dec. 9.
JL0UR-Thc favorable adyices from the East to-day
had very little effect the Flour market. There was
nrmer feeling on the part OF holders, but improve
ment in the demand, and the buEiness done was quite
light. The receipts sry liberal, with light shipments,
and the stock is rapidly accnmuating. The sales to.
brands OF supeTane SIS 2S5 35 for EXTRA and e5 aOa
90 for family. Low grades Of supsioe made from
grinding can be bovsht at s5. -r
WHEAT-Thsre was q good inquiry for red Wheat to.
day ym the local nlleB, and with light offerings full
prices we're obtained. White IL not inquired for any
extent ard the market s dul. We quote prime red ct
prime Indiasa or Ohio white at 81 IO9l IL, and Ken.
tucky white at 81 l59l l8 for prime to choice
Tho sse foot about 1900 bushels at the above quota
tors. g.
coRN-Is In good request both from the distillers
and contractors aEd the market ruleS frm at 4Sc in
bulk, and S657c Including sacks. The contract for
100000 bushels which was awarded a Gapols on last
Friday was taken by Cincinnati house at e0c, sacks
included filI
0ArS-There 10 sill an active demand for sacked,
and for old prices higher We now quote new and
old including sacks In bulk they dull.
q. 47645Uc. =,
EHE-Is steady with fair demand at 620e3c In bulk
snd sackl, buyers furnishing sacks.
BABLEfThe best grades are scarce, and sell readily
at " " for fal aud 81 IS for state speiDgs Qualities
below prime arc dull and not wanted.
HAY-The market rules firm with dsmand fully
up 10 Inc Auppy. We quote prime timothy at Sl4 00Q4
Bis O0 per ton In bales on arrival and from store
aud holders refuse to sell round lots Of selected Western
keserve at less than l0A@IIo email sales arc mads
~ lOh@lVxc, English Dairy Is heldat llh9l2oi bui
there 10 very little doing Ia It.
BUTTEH-The marKet rules dull undera libaraI ann.
ply but We have further change 10 notice In prices
and contlne to quote prime to choice at Ie26c, and
Oo;nuon to good at 89iso.
WHlsKY-The demand continues fair, and the marke,
ules steady 81 35o The sales to-day comprise about
400 barrels, 80
Enquirer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

On motion of Mr.. Gurley, the committee on
Military Affairs was instructed to Inquire Into
the proprlety of 90 amending the law that Quar-
termasters and CommIsssries may he selected
from the yOluntec 'rmy or from civil life.
Mr.. Fenton off 4 H resolution, which was
passed, that the Committee Of Vays and Means
be instructed to bring IT. bI 20 Il lending the
llth section of the excluG law az 20 confer upon
Assistant Assessors the sag'o authority that 10
possessed by the principal Aaressors; also, to
inquire into the expediency Of exempting the
measure Or measurer of board shingles or other
rough lumber, from ha or their own lands or
timber, as wholesale dealers, to the amount
Of -.
The House resamed the consideration Of the
Senate bill for tho admission of the State OF
West Virginia intO the Union After debate
the Senate bill for the admission Of West Vir-
ginla into the Union passed by vote Of 96
against S.
AdIonFned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
THIRTY.SEvEN CH CONGRESS,
Third Session. 80

WAsHINoToN, December 10.
SENATE Mr.. Rico offered Joint resolution
forfeiing the lands and anpuities of the Sioux
Indians, end providing for their removal far
away from whito settlements. Refetse6.
Mr.. Rice also offered o resolution directing
the Military committee to inquire into the ex.
pediency OF reporting bill iorfeiting the pay
and emoluments Of officers Of the army during
the time they are absent, except when upon
sick leave. Adopted.
Mr.. Howard offered concurrent resolution
instructing tho Joint committee on the Conduct
of the War to make report with ell conyen-
lent speed. Adopted.
Mr. Wright offered resolution inssructing
the Military committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of providing by law for the adoption
Of some system more efficient and practicable
than the one now In use for the Naturalization
and discharge of soldiers. Adopted. iasi
On motion of Mr.. Sumner. the bill for che
relief Of the owners Of the French ship Jules
ct Marie was taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Anthony, the resolution
increasing the bonds Of the Superintendent Of
Public Printing was taken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Tfumbull, the House bill
providing for the discharge Of State prisoners
and authorizing Judges of the United States
Souteo w thhoib ibati buu tGcuBuLhhuCeb W SECURE
their trial, was taken up, ordered printed and
postponed till tomorrow.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he should In
troduce an amendment to the rules Of the Senate
90 as to provide for committee on AgFicul.
ture.
Mr.. Henderson gave notice that he should
introduce q bill to aid the State Of Missouri in
efeoting the emancipation of the slaves n that
State.
The resolution oOnoefning the arrest Of Ger.
tain citizens of Delaware was postponed until
| to- morrow.
Adjourned.
HouaE, MIR. Holmes Of Nd, submitted O
resolution, whichvwas adopted, thas the Score
tary Of War be directed to inform the House,
first, how. many commissioned officers of the
army are now absent from their respective oom.
mands, specifying the number OF each grade,
and whether absent without leave, on leave. OF
by detail, second, the number Of Major Generals
and Brigsdier Generals who are not assigned
to any actual command, the name Of each, the
length Of time ainoe engaged In actual service,
and the names Of the members Of the stats oi
each Of such Generals, their grades and how
long unemployed In actual service, and specify.
Ing only such Generals aud members OF their
respective staffs as are receiving their pay and
allowances from the department; third the
number Of Aids-de- Camp which may be dis.
pensed with without impairing the public SER
! vice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
From Burnside,s Army.

HEADQUARTERS Army PoToMAc, Dec, 10
General Burnside to-day visited General Sum.
ner aud Hooker's command. The troops on
parade uproriously cheered him as 10 passed.
The energy Of the quartermasters and of com.
mlssaries has placed the army in such a condition
that no want can be anticipated for some time.
The bad condition Of the roads and increased
facilities on the railroad have enabled the
Quartermasters Department to bring for ward
from the shipping large amount Of supplies
above the daily consumption. Should the army
be put In motion at any hour, these depart.
ments will be found in excellent condition,
A large number Of officers are daily arriyira
from furloughs, and assuming their active du
ties In camp.
There has been considerable change of pOsl
ton of the several army corps within the pas,
few days, foreshowi1g future movements Of i'm.
portance
Ii is atsted to day by reliable observers, tha
the enemy has one hundred and eighty guns IL
position on the south eide of the Rsppahannock
some Of which are of heavy calibre.
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now YORK shook nuarne.. 4

ID N NEW YoRK. Dec. 10
stccks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island
elk; Norwich and Worcester ~; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein End preferred 80; Cleveland and
Toledo 6e; Illinois Central scrip 49, Michiean South.
ern guaranteed 63k; American Gold l3o0l3qk Pacific
Mail l21; New York oental 1918 Hudson 79E; Harlem
Harlem preferred SOM Michigan Central 9Ok; Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 1865 o. 8,
skies 1881 coupons loii California ssvens gJ Brook.
yn water loan l00k; Indiana and Michigan 80; Inoil
Central bonds l09 Terra lante and Wahash "a bonds
2s Erie lth bonds l0l Del. l. q W. l27; daiena and
Chicago 6lK Cleveland and Pttsburg 13N ;FEre cox,
do preferred 81; Olevelandn d Toledo 69h kreasury
Notes q Slo> lo3x; Little Miami iOex Michigan
Southern 20k; Michigan Southern second 01: Erie 81
bonds 100 Pittsburg Fort Wayne & Chicago "a bondI
g2 do LIST l07xohicsgo q North Western lst 40 q
34i do assorted bonds q; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l04k; Panama Missouri skies sax Ten
nessee sizes 81; Racine and Milwaukee ll2Xi Gnitec
eates 6s 81 coupons i03X; Registered 9ok; D, B. 81
az coupons %; .Reeistered Vs., Demand Notes loz
virginia sixes CO.. Tennessee e3k;. HsnnibaI and
81. Joseph bonds 63N; United States one YEAR eeftn
Gates 96x coupons 104K; demand notes l2si Rssdinp
75i Chicago Burlington and Quincy 81; q. Q. 5.yeaI
certificate 9oH North Carolina 6s 20: Ohio 6's Of Sl
ia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
From New orleans ana aIex,oo,


New YoRk, Dec. l0.-New Orleans advices
report that the rebels arc preparing to attack
our gunboats at Galveston, with Ave heavily
armed river steamers, their sides covered with
cotton bales. Also that about FIVE thousand
troops intend coming down under cover of night
and board the gunboats. Msgruder has assum-
ed command Of all the rebel troops there.
A New Orleans letter states that Butler has
extended his oonfecation order to the entire
State OF Louisiana west of the Mississippi, ex.
cept the parishes oi Orleans, st BERNARD and
Plaquemlnea.
The bark Mendi, from New Orleans, rspOtts
on the 5ib, off Hatteras, she passed aa expedi.
tion steamer steering south.
The steamer Creole brisgs the latest intelll.
gence from Mexico. The French occupied
Tampico without opposition. The Mexicsns
previously dsmantled the forts.
Gen. Forey was still at Ori2aba, and IL was
said that part of his forces were Sc motion
for Puehls.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
Master Commissioners Sale.

Barslit Smith Superior oour. of Franklin County,
John deaIy ct al.) oni0'
TN PURSUANCE OF AN O1DER OF
l. the said COURT to me drsced will offer for sale OF
Public Auction, at tho door Of the Court House, In the
City Of Columbus, on r4s...,
Saturday, the 80 day of January, A. d. 1863,
at one o'clock D. M, tbs following described real 60
tate, situate In the county Of Franklln and State OF
Ohio, TO Witt tA asf s#
Part Of In-Lot No s07 In the city Of ooumhus com.
msncpg at tho southeast corner Of said t. thence north
along the east Ike Of said lot 81 feet inches thence
west on line parallel with the south line Of said lot
81 feet inches tbenoe south along llue parallel with
the east line Of said lott thence east along the south
line Of said lot TO the place Of beginning; being the
southeast quarter Of said lot except two feet In width
across the north end Of said quarter. s&2G =
Appraised at sl500.0o 81, Esas
@. HUFFMAN, sheriff,
and Master oommifhoneF.
Printers fees s525, fa
nov9e-dlt&wtd
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street j Railroad

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN BY order Of the oorporators, Books viii b
opened at tho odce Of Messrs Bartlit d Smith, In th
ber A. D. 1862 alto O'Clock, A. M, for receiving sub
sonptions to the capital stock Of "The Columbus Rail
road Company and will there remain open for suol
subscsigtions until the entire stock Of said Ccnpsn,
(oS0 ,O0O) shali be taken.
JOHN y. BARTLIT, JOHN MILLER a.
I1rnRoI InTnR AMBos, Z SD,,,.ro,r QRRIN RA9Kgs,
JACOB n1TNHAkD,
.oozpemton q ne !colupbus Railroad Company.
Nov, ", ttoasdAwM
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sew Tofa sisrAsi
NEW YORK. December 10

NEW YORK. December 10
PLoUR--The market IA less active and prices with.
ians state; 30 for extra Ststs; as ooG Ca zoo 90
for supeTne weSern 80 20Q6 IS tor common to medi.
| um extra western; 90 6u@6 9O for common TO medium
shipping brands extra round hoop 0hioi and 81 G79
2j for trade brands Market closing firm.
CANADIAN RL0UR-The market is dali and heavy,
There sales to-day Of 35 bbls at Ss 75e w for
good " choice extra.
RYE FL0UR-Quiet and steady, with sales al "a so
WH1sKY-Without decided change; 35xCQ3Qs--uea ear.
ly all at the latter price.
WHEAT-The market is less active, and holdere are
generally more disposed TO realize Teere weie sales Of
Uhiclgo spring at 23l 80; ilwaukee club at al %
al 35 amber Iowa at 81 368l 81; winter red western
at 81 4Sg 45 amber Michigan at 81 1891 49, extra
choice doS' aS ,nS, Winter amber state a 81 i 49,
and white Michigan prime choice at 81 6o9r64.
RYE--Firm, with sales prime state at $50.
BASLEY--rhe MARKET is dull, and common grades
lower. - -
oURN--oontinues In good demand, part speculative,
and priceo have advanced lc per bushe with saes
76976o for shipping mixed wesern 7047lo for eastern
0SBIc for damaged and heated; $3.50 for white western
pIime thippipg mixed from store and e0c for yellow
weiteIn. .
oATs-Flrmer with fair d.maud at Gagse for com.
mon 10 prime, and o9c for choice.
kOhA-steady, aud good demand with ssiss at Sl3 81
Qgl5 OZH Tor mess closing at latter pTcei Sll 5O4
Il IS FOR prlnei sig s7h1l2 5Ofor thin, and sl3 0l
BEER-RuleB atsady. with sales at 50 OO@lO rs fol
country mess; IS 5OD7 w for city prime; Si2 COG
ID rs for repacked mess and el3 5ON 25 for extrG
\ mess.
PRIME MESS BeER--aarket quiet aud nOninall,
unchanged
BEER II AaMs-In moderate request, with sales choIct
wesern at l6o. ..
OUT MnArs-Quies; new western hams in dry cal
| 70.
Hoas-Drssed, scarcely so atmi sales at 5H@5hc
| Tor western. --H-.
SIDESChoi city bacon sides In fair req uest viii
SALES 1000 bxs at 7DSofor western and city Uuubersn
cut 7K@Sc for long ribbed; eNBSko for short ribbed
AID 6ho for bellies.
LARD--Hirmer, with a fair demand st 9k9l0H--th
| latter price for very choice city.
| BUTTER-SaleS ut l6g20c for Ohio.
| OHEEsE--EiIm at 9k0pi3:. ... ..a 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
money marKe Of.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 10.
The Money market continues easy at 500 per cent
Stsrilpe Exchange "a dull and lower Tho nominal quo
tatIons arc 81 ADl IS for Merchants and u e9,k
Cai l8 for Bankers bills.
Strictly Prime Paper continues nm atet@7 per cent
discount. :.
American Gold 10 without material change.opsnipg o.
dull at t32x@saK and closing steady @ssN@SSh PEI
California aold Bars are quiet and nominal at ak
per cent. premium. r,
States 6s Of 1881 at 81 04l 0ski Regstered 9sx Ex
Interest ditto coupons 81 OIL Elves 74 Coupons Hhi
$40 Treasury Notes at ei W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
TO Stock Shippers.

ClxvYtANp, ooLpMbus AND CINCINNATI RAIERoAD,(
SRs COLUMBUS, oaio, Dec. g. 1853.
DERSONS Having Cattle To ship
over the Cleveland. Columbus and 0inoinnaii Rail-
rosd are hereby notified that on Monday and Tuesday
Of each week until further notice. they will the
Of ali cattle ct Columbus station preferences
10 those wshing 10 ship hogs. This will enable Them
what cattle % offered the above days the owners viii
have to take their regular turn With bog ahippe,
walt nntil the next week.
The above will take eject Monday, Dec. 9.
- JAMHs PATTERSON, Agent
deo3-d&w9w. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
Tho Nexicans FortisyinR the Oilv q
MexicO-Fr0m the sou lncrn C0nst.

Ehe Mexicnns F0rtlSyinR the City OF
Mexico-FrOm the Southern COast.
New YoRK, Dec. l0'-Steamer Eagle from
Havana 9th inst, with late advices from Mex
loo, arrived this evening. The position Of the
French at Vera Cruz and Orizlba is represented
to be very critical, having no fodder for cattle,
no fresh food for troops, who suffer from dys.
entery. The force from Jalspa had been cut
of from eupples from Vera Cruz by the Mexi.
cans retaking Puerite National, part of which
had been destroyed.
The MexIoans wefo actively fcrti6ying Pu.
ebla and the City of Mexico, and the road be.
tween them, and announce their determination
to food the valley by opening the sluices and
taking down the walls Of the lakes, rendering
the City of Mexico impossible to be reached
except by turnpikes, which will be defended.
The new Captain General of Cuba was daily
expected at Havana.
Six Of the crew Of the rebel steamer Cali
fornia, wrecked near Sisal, arrived at Havana
The gunhoats Octorora and Sonoma, witt
Admiral Wilkes, were at Havana,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

PassArr iCoURr.- -BusinesS transacted during
the week ending Dec. 10:
Marriage Mcenses-TNslye issued during
she week. s1'4 gei4osg l
Authorised to solemnlze Marriages--Rey. 8,
B. Alien, Of westerville, minister Of The
United Brethren in Christ.
Discharged on HAbeau corpus--BeOjamin 8
Bowswer, Of the s5sh Ohio. He belongs In
Washington township.
Administrator Appointed--Fredericka Dfay'
or, Of Jacob Drayer. ssr
Guardian Appoiutad--P. R. Hunt, Of Sarah y y
Howell
wills Psoved--Of Geo. F. Rief, late Of Tfu-
10, and Of Jos. Moore, late Of Plain township
Widow Elscts-Apn Bembow elects 70 take
under her late husbands will.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
CHICAGO.

oHICAse Dec. o.
The market for dressed hogs was arm and active and
prices we're hve cents better than the ruling prices paid
yesterday. There good demand from the packers
rhe sales were chieHy &C % 6094 TO- and within the
range one lot selling at 80 sO94 l9x. The market
closed steady and firm. IL
The market for live hogs opened hrm and was active
at the advance noted yesterday bnt prfces are without
decided change. Some 600 head changed owners al
S3 25@3 so tor heavy weights AID S363 is for ligh
TO medium weights. One choice lot Of heavy Hogs av
eragng 38 pounds, sold ct % dOs Nearly ali the offer
ipg' we're taken. The market closed steady.
.a'Ha't JF1nsa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

THE best advice chat can be taken 10 TO saue
your natural teeth and Keep your gums sound
by using HuDson's UNRIvALLED TooTH PAsTE.--
Call for It at Studer's, Marples, samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, schueller's, Shaup's, Den.
ig's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Psrfumers anywhere
Try 10 one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11
administrator Sale.

fON EHE eOTH DAY OF DECEmBER.
" A. D 1862, at o'clock IN the afternoon, at the
door Of the court House In the town OF Coshocton In
the State Of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate, as the property Of Arnold Medbery
deceased, to wit
The undivided halfof In.lot numbered four hundred
and two 40 the CITY Of Columbus 10 the county Of
Trsnklip OHIO, subject to the incumbsncs Of the life
estate Of Caroline q. Medberythsrein.
TERMs or eALs Ono third Of the purchase money 10
be paid in hand on tho day OF sale, one third In one
year and the residue In two yess from the day Of sale
the deferred payments TO bear interest," and be secured
by bond and mortgage upon tho premises.
sa JOHN BuRNs, Administrator
Of Arnold Medbery, deceased.
Nov. 9l-4tw,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

A APRETTY VILLAGE About ten miles east Of
Rochester, In the State Of New York, where
the grand Erie Canal and New York Central
railroad are side by side, 10 q pretty, busting
village In the midst Of the richest agricultural
section Of the Union. This village 10 Fairport,
and here are located the extensive Chemical
Works of d. B. DeLand & Co., where the Gel
ebrated Chemical Saleratus 10 alone produced.
The care and boats carry this saleratus away
to be sold by grocers and to be used by I'll who
desire light and Wholesome bread and bulscuits.
Fairport is probably 90 widely known as any
village of It's population In the world.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

MRS CALEB B, SMITH, In letter to Governor
Tod, states that che proposes to give Christ
mas dinner to the twenty Eve thousand sick and
wounded soldiers In Washington and vicinity.
For this purpose she solicits contributions from
the citizens of all the loyal States,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-11

DIED recently In hospital at Washington
Samuel J. Miller. Co. H, Alb Ohio; JOSEPH
Smith, Co. H, 73d Ohio; also died recently In
hospital: Phillip Miller, Co. /, l06th Ohio; Jer
emiah Van Guilder, 5th Ohio