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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

( SORGHUM CONVENTIONAL large nlmbe Of
persons engaged in the cultivation Of sorgh IN ,
and Others feeling an interest in the subj ,cs,
from various parts of the State, on the call of
John l. Gill g. Son, met on yesterday in { IN
venton, in the large building of Mr. Gil
Son on High street in this city.
DR.. Warder of Cincinnati acted as Chairman,
and J. L. Gill, jr., acted as Secretary.
Several committees we're appointed to pro-
mote the objects of the Convention, and iull
and satisfactory interchange Of opinions was | Ad
among the gentlemen in attendance, and quite
ap interest given 10 the right direction, or
tHe culture of Sorghum. Some thirty samples
of syrup and fifteen of sugar, made from S)r-
ghhm were entered for inspection Of the COM
m1tee to award premiums.
From the testimony Of many gentlemen pres
edk it Is apparent tina: Sorghum may be succ, 's-
fully and prO6tsbly cultivated and manu- c.
tured into sugar and molassss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

.sld7. The N. Y. World says that Congress,
during Ito present session, insteadOf attending
20 Its legitimate duties, has been revising the
orders Of eur Generals, Instituting impertinen'
investigations into the causes Of military diSas'
sess. attempting work that properly belongs u
courts-msrtIaI, spouiing emancipation h'-
rspruss. plotting to cirsumvent the President
but poslponIng and neglectisg the only business
~. yspdsrsd their meeting Of any immediate
public importance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
Local M at ters.

BAYARD TAYLoR.-Ths gentleman will 'ec-
ture this "wednesday evening, at the Con- re.
gational Church on Broad street, on American
Civilization. This is a subject on which ev cry
one will be delighted to hear our great Amsri
can traveller expatiate. Beside THE, our i i'll
zsns certainly will be disposed to encourage
this effort to revive the old Atheneutn cours of
lectures. See the advertisement of the lee ure
in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

RuSAwAY-A horse attached to a sleigh, in
which Dr. DOren, Superintendent Of the IdiO ic
Asylum, and lady, teacher in the Asylu q,
were riding, ran awy last evening on Thi
street. The lady, becoming frightened, leap
from the sleigh, and was taken up by Mr.. D :
vid Mooney, and conveyed to his house near b..
DR.. DOren, anxious for the safety Of his cor
panioD, also leaped out Of the sleigh and Il Z
the horse to pursue his own course. The lad
suffered severely from the shock, but sustained
IL Is thought, no other serious injury.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

Hr. Convass moved to adjourn un II Thu y
day. urging that no session should be b 10 q
the ss6 day of January, anniversary OF ''e
battle OF New Orleans, 50 indelibly impressed
on the pages of our country's history-a
which should be respected at this time, In 10
spirit Of patriotism eviDced In the Union u I,
ine manifested In inviting the Distinguish %
gentleman, Mr.. Anderson, 10 addrets the mi q.
bers Of the General Assembly on the dstrac "a
condition of the country.
It being urged that an afternoon session.
should be held,
The House took recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

WHAT AN EnoLIsH ABoLIrIoEIsT SAYS The
Earl of shaftsbury, who makes great preten.
sions to Abolitionism and Evangelical Christi
anity, is reported by the Albany Evening Jour
nal to have said:
al, 10 common with almost every English
statesman, sincerely desire the rupture OF the
American Union. It has been the policy Of
ENGLAND to brook no rivalry, especially In the
direction of her own greatness. We Justly fear
the commercial and political rivalry Of the
limited States. With population OF thirty
millions now, they will coon, IL not checked,
oyersbadow Great Britain. We cannot look
upon such monstrOuS growth without sppre
hsnsion."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Fifty-hfth General Assembly.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.


TUEsDAY, January Z.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Joseph Trimble.
Journal read and approved.
Mr.. Sinnet gave notice OF his intention to In
troduoe bill for the relief Of families OF per-
sors in military service, in the State OF Ohio.
Mr. Monroe offered joint resolution that q
committee Of two on the part of the Senate, al
- on the part Of the House, be appointed 10
prepare joint rules for the government OF both
Houses.
Passed. and Messrs. Monroe and Fink were
appointed said committee.
Mr. Groesbeck gave notice that be would, at
the earliest opportunity, present joint resolu'
ton in regard to the direct and income tax i'm
posed by the late extra session Of Congress.
Mr.. Gardner gave notice that he would in
troduce bill amendatory OF the act regulating
descents and distribution, Of 1853.
On motion of Mr.. Sprague the Sergeant-at-
Arms was authorized to procure the statutes at
large of the United States for the second session
of the thirty-sixth Congress, and the first ses-
sion of the thirty-seventh Congress, for the Use
of Senators.
Senate took recess.
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OHIO sTATEsM AN
Session Of the General Assembly

The different editions of the ONO STATES
NAN will be furnished during the approaching
session Of the General Assembly as follows;
Daily Statesman, per month, so cents
Tfi-weekly Statesman, per month"; 70 cen's
Weekly Statesman, for three month"; ~ cents
} Weekly Statesman, per year., $iuo
All orders promptly filled.
9 Address,
.aai MANYPENNY & MILLER,
tns fn Publishers Ohio Statesman
Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

u In his instructions to Mr.. ADAMS, the
Minister to England, dated the 10th Of April,
three days before the fall of Fort Sumter and
the day the Southern Commissioners withdrew
from Washington, Mr.. SEWARD used these
words:
The President willingly accepts the doctrine
as true, that the Federal Government can not
reduce the seeding States to obedience by con-
quest: aa
And adds:
Only an imperial or despotlc. government
could sutiugate, thoroughly, disafected and To-
surrectionsry members of the State.
He thinks the only remedy National Con-
veption "to remove all obstacles to reunion" T"
and declares:
The President will not aggravate existing
evils by attempts at coercion, which must as
sumo the form of direct war against any of the
revolutionary States r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

ARRIVED AT THE o. P-The following prir'
oners arrived at the PenteutiSry on Monds
from Hamilton county; Arthur Hughes, COZ
victed of manslaughter, and sentenced for tel,
years; oleon GarrettsoD, forgery, six years;
James H. Patterson, forgery, three yearrI
Charles e. Dawson, burglary, one year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
SheriH's Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
RIckly & Bro. } la

vs. Z Common Pleas.
George Darling.)
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA.
ID to me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
franklin county, o., will offer for sale at the door OF
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, o., on
Tuesday, the l4th day of January, A. D. 1861,
at two o'clock P. NJ. the following described goods and
chattels, TO witt
One pair Fairbanks scales one double barrel shot,
gun, one ride, one stov ve two boxes SnndrleS, two
trunks Of clothing and one carpet
4f. GEO. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
By Ed. DAvrg, Deputy.
Printers foes, e5 so.
Ian3-dtd,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
EIghth of January in the House:

II will be seen by the proceedings elsewhere
that session of the House Of Representatives
win be held OF three o'clock F. M, to-day, to
hear addresses from Hon, SAMUEL GALLOWAY
and Hon. MILTON sArLoR, on the deeds and
character of ANDREw JACKSON. The Senate
will also participate in the celebration.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
Advanco IN Domestic Dry Goods.

In order to give information Of the continued
advance of domestics, and also some idea Of the
extraordinary profits which manufacturing es-
tablishments are making in consequences Of the
rebellion, the New York World publishes the
following table Of prices at the dates named
The prices are quoted for six months credit or
IN. uanal diacount for cash: 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

Az nearly all the cotton used by the manufac-
turers was purchased when the price was about
tvelve cents per pound, their prosperity during
.tbe rebellion exceeds every thing 10 their past
arnarianca.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
TO MARRIED MEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned will give Information on very IN
terestfn0 and important subject, which will be valu'
cd more than thousand times Its cost BY every married
couple Of any age or condition IN life. The Information
will be sent by mail TO any address the receipt Of IS
cents (silUsr) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
H. b. MORRIS, NJ. D.
ootsI-Iy3taWd&w Boston, Mas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

u Nine prisoners were on Monday sent from
Camp Chase to Wheeling to be delivered up to
the authorities at the latter place
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

D- Eleven Of the prisoners at Camp Chase
were recently discharged, and sent to their
homes in Virginia and Kentucky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
BILL INTRODUCED.

Mr.. siauring, from the Committee on the
grade Of South Public Lane, reported bill to
establish the grade Of South Public Lane from
Front street to the Columbus feeder, which was
read the first time.
Ad;oornad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08

The Street Commissioner reported that dur
ing the month of December there had been
employed thirty-six and half days work Of
horses and carts at 81 25 per day, amounting
to $45 6911k; and also that there had been IN
the same time one hundred and forty'Ave days
work performed by the chain-gang.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-08
REPORTS OF CITY ovFloERs.
RE0EIPTs,

Statement of the Recsipts and DisoHrsentsnn @ me
Citv oT Columbus from December 2, Ie6l' 10 Jan
allSn d 1902. inclueip0.
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Cen. stanIay,s Dugn ,n,o Tonns,....

Con, Stanley's Dash into Tenn o ssGss.
NEW XoRE, Dec, IA special to the Tfi
buns from Nashville 18th, says BsIgsdier Cen
erh D. D, staOly returned this evening from O
dsahIpg tnteIpTiss into Dixie. He left our
font yesteIdsy by the Franklia pike With a
atsoug force Of cavalry and disturbed the enemy
early Ia the day, fighting considerable o,yal.
~ force and driving them aCroas the oountry
He made dash al Franklin this morning, but
Bsasharply resisted bY the enemy shOoting rom
tho houses.
Major. General Wynk0op, commanding she
1sh Peonsylvania cavalry, charged brilliantly
through the town and drove the rebels. Aksl
destroying Touring mill and other property
pseful 70 the rebels, tho expedition returned,
losing only one man. Five rebels, including
one lieutenant. were killed, ten wounded, twelve
taken prisoners, and siargs lot Of bosses CAP
srrsd, Il was discovered tia. there is no large
force Of rebels 90 far west as Fesuklin. There
Is heavy force Of rebels near No!snayille.
another near Mur'Feesboro, and considerable
force tnis side Of Stewards creek. There was
no ansmy at LsbsuOo Morgan is about pro-
u:souVusis, With Ave Thousand men. The enc
my is waiting IN attack. The entire rebel
force does not exceed 10000. The Musftses
bcls rebel Banner Of yesterday admits the loss
ct Hartsvills. IL two rebel regiments, OF over
eighty men, Bfagg sent I.7s2 parolsi UniOn
prisona:O TO our lines yesterday. mostly captured
OF Hs7tsVius '.r
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FROM WARRINGTON ,

WAszneTua, Dec. l4--Itis thought bsss
thai about. forty thousand Of oni tFOgs ware
engaged in yesterdays battle
From information received sasly shis moaning,
preparations we're making all night fer COO.
aIoi to-day. Gen Burnside remaining on tbe
as!d giving otdeIs, locking to the positioa and
cooditOu Of bis forces, Additional Surgeons
and everything which the nscessitiss Of The
wounded Isq0ks have oeea dispatched nom
Washington.
The Sanitary Commission sent vessel 10.
day 70 Aquis creek With surgeons. nurses and
hospital stores for the Eo1nded in the recent
battle -r.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A--eeatlsmen In high
positions repeat the assertion as coming from
Gen. Burnside, that be has man enough. and
therefore desires no further reinforcement.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

puted Interest 10 ocalltlea ios specified prroosea
(and when the conditions as to suoh fact ave
completely for nunllmited periods, and wbioh
etectlDg this With beneficial resuItg 10 ther-
would relieve the necessities OF the Republic.
Commissioners Edmonds etatas that the Eas
tuFed yield OF The mines at eight per copt
would pay 90 interest of four and half peF
cent. upon $500 100000 of national debt
Going intq partieulaEB, Il is stated that the
usual sise or miuipg claim. In the qusttsre-
gion 10 one hundred feet on each eide, making
one thousand two hundred clAlma 70 the fquase
mile. ALLOW that only q hundredth Tert Of the
mouetan ia occupied 10 paying leads or veins,
tnete Will espaoe for three millions eix huu.
cred ihonaard claims. Governor Evans. Of
Colorado estimates thst tie slFesdy discovesed,
goid DesEipg. regiol Of that Territory sfjrds
ample room for eight hundred thonsa I'D olaIsns.
assume this gold bearing, region Of Colorado d
hut q sixth Of the whole gnid Geld OF The oozg
ttnsnt, We have four, aaflIols e:aht hundred
Thousand olsims, which would give work 70.
sRenty millions Of mel. Quafts thst yields
Sl2 per tons viii par 10 fevvsabIe oiFounbeh.
oea; but khsse are Enaay Inofe tia. Yield ofror55
SsU to Sh,tldpere f0a, There ere fhDse ;bet
yield from HS90sto 90 coo 0opasl toe. Some a
cSS recent diveoyeryaIs eatisaassa as high as e9G
~ sues.svn " soc uePoaIta Ct Eold a10 Gl yer,
various sections OF the whole mineral req Ioa,
are Flch IN preOiouS stones, marble, gSpsuu,
ssIt TIM Quieksilver, asphRltum, coal, irca
copper and lead, together With mineral, medi
elnalI thermal and eold springs snd stseans,--
Mona OF these mines have kesa worked tot q
great length OF time, except the plScels Of
Caitfornia, and much the larger portion of then
are comparatively recent dlsoovezie 4 yet, The
deeper the Gi1e is worked, the richer is the
orc or rock. Enerpoos profits are derived
from operations at-a:dspth Of frcm $50 70 20C
feet. 's' IVY
Time viii sustain the positions .h., have
been assumed as to the mineral wealth Of the
region In question and the revenues that may
ultimately be derived from thOms -At-peeeeut,
the.snnual yield of the precious metal regions
10 question may be set doTn at 800 goo 600 -
Under well mStured system CT taxaticn q
ssDio3age. ten miIlloae Of dollars world ascsrG.
70 the Treasury.
As the results Of exYeE!encs 10 mlni0g, }: IS
recommended that claims e6Ali be ls!d cut ip
'snall D6scsls." varying from 100 TO 10000
square Ieei, according TO the locality ard vslps
Of che deposit, etc
Referring to the psfsmcunt claims Vi expos.
era and actual miners in advance Of surveys,
etc, the Land Ofce cannot recoamend arg
measures for the sale Of the mineral lands, but
would advise tho retention of tbs. fee In Sd.
United States; aad that .heJ De held Oias (
the fssc occupation Of all oar people, czbiect
only TO a nomlnal epnual license, and such
! monthly, quarseriy or annual moderate Per cent
age upon tae prodact ss sbsll De prescribed by
law. a Limitation as co Ihe quantity which
may 90 held By any one person Is slso sdvieed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
PR0M THE s0pra


koAVaxas MosRoS, Dec. l3.-~Ths Richmond
Er9pireE of :he l2h has the following |.
"Hsavy firing Is going On at FredssiGEsbr,gy
Lpnsesfssts !roopa are engaged; tie cannon,
aiding 10 aevsfs. On ThsTSasy last OR bat.
tsries etsioned above cod below the toau
opeuad fire upon the gurboats anchored in the
stres e, consiatiDg Of he FrseboIn, Anaccsta,
Live Yankee, and Rszolass. TIE Ssing last.
cd an hour and hsifaa6d ives very kesPy and
rapid Eleven hansas Wers struck, and four
completely siddled--tbe boat IN the village.
Not!se was given Of 60 intention to she'll the
town, and the gunbOats dropped down the
riyei some m!!fs The people Of the t0wn.
like thossaof Fredericksburg. are now scat
tered In the tsrm houses ara cabins Of tine
adlsosnt country. Truly the Yankees are
wsgiEg q EsE OF extsrmination. Abraham m
Lincoln 10 At copreer Of Esss sahib,
Col. Luoius n, Lamar will yisit Ratops, 40
oonpsaed BY Col, L. g, c. Lsmar, of siiss.,
who SoasFith Instructions to slidsli snd Ma
son. 17-
Important movements are oa soOs il Eastern
Nosth Cssoiins. Twelve regiments left New.
bern on Saturday. Some slirk their destination
ia WilmiDstoa. but the more general belief ID
that they design an ATTACK ca weldon and
Petersburg. " ,,' ''.' ~ O''ass-a Y.
On Sunday two tfsnsporis snd Sys Su1bOssl
escendsd the Chowap river and o land fsrcs ol
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Master Commissioners Sale.
'1i supsiiof oeart Of Rnntlia ooansy,

Ds's; = anisA q aspsaos cears Of Rnatsa cosn.y,
john aesry stalJ o0,o'
TN PUBauAMOE 1P AN ORDER OF
tho said Court 70 ne directed will Offer for ssle Of
Rabe 4aeion, q he ar " The 0osrt House, "a the
Oily ef oolutnbus, 90 '~@ '7''' " W.
sssusiayS the D day Of Jsnusry,r A. p. 1858.
ss zoe o'clock p. NJ, The following described real e
ate, situate in hs county os Franklin, and stats u
Ears Of in-Ls.Ne sc7 10 tss city Of oolumsus CON.
encne q the southeast corner Of sa q ,hsnoe north
along the east lie cf said lot u feet einobss hspcs
u bet inches; bencs south ucpe lioe parallel with
he east line Of said lot; thence ess, along the south
ns Of pad lot 70 the place Of beginni1g; being the
stress the north end q deuas'er rlPs9
y ~ ~ q. W HUFFMAN, ehssia, e
~. ~ " Z. md hasssE oonul,aoasgs
avvSs.iiiSvS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

The Housekseper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH

DREPARRD FROM AN EMPROvEL
i recipe By the proprietor Of lhe "BRoTHy1 JoEA
EuAz Poflsl," Ia certiesdbg all the leading Nev YORK
FnInisnte Dealers aspa PanoEolss MakeTs to be the
Dirs and reetering high md ating goss to au kiny
Of Vszniahed Werk, from Furniture 70 Leather It b
cheaper and bettsr than varnh, dries inRedstpy cnd
h easily spplisd. Win piecs Of Caaton glApnsI and
abettle or two Of this NEw Fubr1TTRs PoLrpH Rcuas
ksepef can WORK In the fuEnturs Of hosss and
keep y iooktng We nsy. Nov u the tins 70 ihtpe
oaryages, ets,s aRd akp than oak H. pen cent. hss
tsr. This 70 trpe economy. Fer ssia b Trrnitrfe
Dealers and etbreassDers generally. RTice q and 50
csnaa bo,tls. Depot No, aprses Street, New yosk
efsOlAI AaEzTi WAsTsp. Address boz lS72i Ekw
juiy dtw&vlyfFomfshfs69
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NEW Yoax.' 'Dso,I Il],-.Tbe,, S,,o K.oka ).

!, new YosS. Dec u, Abe Siig Keoks ~
ports that On thsi9sb alt, IL latitude Ea.ss -
longitude ~. 90. she run through an immense
nsss Of haaesWith sons amall pIscas Of Soasdf
ssssnhlin8 the DuIvasks Of . vessels gang.
way, stage. etc. These bcxes eEteaded sis, o.
ssysn miles, lisegslly covering ths vatsFg She
attsd up new cork fender sdh Hftesp hCss.
Of army bread, aRassntly uot Dsrs thsn Ten o.
'aftssu hours IN the water. Tney were masked
u. g. spbSistenes Department. and uaiap Me-
ohanlcal Baking Co., Ny. - -'- =
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
ron TIE RAPID cynE OF

7oR TIE RAPID CURE OF
coughs, Colds, lnhuenEa, Honrsenese
Group, Bronchitis,s ncfpiont C0ns
sumption, and for tho Re1icf
OF Consumptive Patients
In advailced Stages
cE tho Dise0aes
This remedy co universally known 10 surpa,s any
h for tho eu Of tbroat and lung complaints, that u
% useless hers pahiis the ey!deuce Of IT'S vrtuee
unyaed ekceShca for coughs and colds md tstrtiy
wonderful cures Of pulmonary diSease, hayR made Il
known Throughout The oivsod nations Of the earth.
Few the communities even families among thsm
WHO have not come personal expssioncs Of It's elects
nne living trophy In their midst Of Its victory over tho
arblo and 6angsous disegdss Of the Throat and lungs
AZ oil know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
a thsy know co the effects Of this yemedy We need not
Do niors than TO assure thsm that has row nll the VIZ
tusa that it dd hAto when making tlls cures which hGTe
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prapared by or. J. q AyER g. CO, Lowell. Nass.
and Tor sale By O. RoBIBTs, oolumbus, Nna BY oil
dealers In medicine sveKywheTe.
April %, l6ee-d&weowly ~
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Morning and Noon Reports


Il WAsDrsrpH, 0tc.a l1.-~up 70 nidRAGhs %
intslligeacsc OF impcstsnesI had shesR FeeeiFed
from tae Srny. There was oeoesianal' Arms
during The day, hutof Msslo censeQusnss n ss'
cults. The taking Of several riAepits yester.
Ssy s,asusl. rave rise g sSs .sposs e ses assl
} AaumhsEoG wounasd msivsd tepighS and
wesssdnseysd % she easevassk has1isas. 3 An
oAsF'boat isad iaicu the RAVs aalsssaosa siJ
q NV yols. Dsa. les4sThp Nsgsld sAys q
eakdfdaSb . 6sailss u tseeel aaesetiv ths0agh
the entise DAY, aNa even AFTER dsrknees. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

Nsw ToRs. Dec. N --The staamss cAsRpiou
arrived % three this aSsepnoon lfOm Aspinssll
With 800 900 10 treasure. No nswa fpH South
6s Csnsral5Amerioa. as..sr .,s
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will be fought to-day, unless ths rebels shouid
bring on .be engagement, Btioh lhes will nos
probably do '''
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Jeff Davis Rsvieyvs she Rebel aEOops
talse ~ An TSmRoDno0, jI i!g 10 -.

CssGssATI, Dec. Il "A special dispatab to
tae Commercial from NashSille ssys the
MpFfresahnso rsbsl Banner Of Saturday an,
nounoes thas Js6. Davis arrived there on Fri.
day. He He:eTisvs HAfdse's division 81 Nolins-
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BAGgDtosz AID Ono R4rIaoAD,
And as Hsasussh with The
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Ifaina. Leave Columbus daily Sundays az'
The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-08
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
~ In the District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Dis.
trict-W. Y. Bliss vs.. His Creditors.
In pursuance Of an order this day made
by the Hon. Warren I. Sexton, Judge of the
Fifteenth Judicial District Court in and for Butte
County. California. Notice is hereby given TO the
Creditors OF said Wm. \. Bliss petitioner in in
solvency, 10 be and appear before the said Hon ".
7. sexton Judge as Aforesaid, in open Court at
the Court House in Oroule, on the ID day of
March, \. D. lSG2, at II O'Clock \. NJ. OF that
day 10 show cause if any they can, why the prayer
OF said insolvent should not be granted, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu-
unce OF the statutes in such made and provi-
ded. And it IS further ordered that in the mean
time, all proceedings against said insolyent be
STAYED.
BY order Of Hon. ". 7. Sexton District Judge
Butte Co.
,--l In Witness whereof / have hereunto
SEAL. sci my hand AMI affixed the seal Of said
49, District Court this 23d day of jan A. d.
lcd2, J. ". GILkNSON, CIclk.
iy MILES CHArIN, Deputy.