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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

FRANK RIvERs's TRouPE.-We see by the
Cleveland papsrsthat this celebrated Melodeon
Troupe ia now playing to crowded houses in
that city. Remembers will be here on Monday
evening next, and will commence series Of
entertainments at the Atheneum. @
The Buffalo Courier Of Nov. 18th thus notices
them:
TIE MRLoDEoN TRouPE.-Ffank Rivers's
celebrated Melodeon Troupe, from Philadelphia,
gave their first performance at the New Opere
House last evening, and were greeted by an
ovefhoving house. The entertainment through
out vindicated satisfactorily the reputation Of
the troupe. The programme of last evening
was an elaborate one, and In the hands of al
most any other band that travels, Il would have
wearied the audience. As II was, however, the
interest was sustained throughout and the large
assemblage was kept In the best possible humor
from the beginning TO the close Of the concert.
Mr.. Ira Paine proved himself to be q most excel
lent ballad singer, as did Mr.. @. M. Hill, who
sang In fnestyle the ballad" Blue Eyed Jennie,
the "viIginIa Rose Bud," and "The Day Our
Mother Died." Charley Reynolds was the same
irresistIbly funny comedian that he always Was,
and was most enthusiastically received by hie
old friends. Lee Powell, In bis humorous sonr mo
and dance, .aThe Union Cockade," also In bis
song, "Union," brought down the house with
the greatest ease. Harry Pell's stump speech,
"Dsys what's de matter" was capital. In the
various Choruses, and 10 the beautiful ballad
"The Ring my Mother wore," Master Beeson
showed himself 70 be possessed Of voice ol
marvellous sweetness. Miss Lolande sang Q
brace Of Scotch ballads which were enthusIas
tioallv encOred. while the dances of Mias Jennie
johnson rroved her tobe one Of the best dancers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
From the Southern Coast.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-The steamer British
Queen, from Havana 22d, and Nassau 24Gh
arrived this evening. She brought no Havana
papers. The Nassau Guardian states that the
rebel steamer Antonia, late the British steam.
or Herald, and the Leopold, arrived from
Charleston on the 20!h. The steamers Ares
and Herr were at Charleston on the 18th.
Admiral Wilkes, with two steamers, srriyed
off Nassau on the Goth, and signaled for a
pilot. A pilot went out and informed Wilkes
thsthe could not pilot him in only on special
permit Of the Governor, who had Issued q proc.
amation to that fact. On the eleventh.
the Admiral replied that he would not ask a
pilot, but would come in without 1t, and then
bore away and lay to at q distance of three
miles from the shore. The Guardian is very
indignant, and says Wilkes will not be allowed
to come in, probably feeling afraid that the two
rebel steamers In port might come to grief.
The Octorara and Sonora were at Abaco the
l5th.of March, to the discomfort OF secesh SYM
pathizers there. The port magistrate had an
interview with Commanders Stevens and Col.
Inns, giving them a copy of the proclamation,
intimating that they could not stay In port.
At the same time he was willing to sell them
any stores they might wish, but they left that
day ,.-..n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Ernnn .NnahvIIIa.

NASHVILLE, Nov, 2s,-Col. Kirk, 5th brigade
Sills's q division, with two companies of Indians
cavalry and q regiment OF infantry, attacked
the outposts of rebel cavalry near Lavergnt
yesterday. Several rebels were killed Snt
wounded, and three captured. Lieut.. Hurd
3Oth Indiana, slightly wounded, and ten pri
Yates; none killed,
The rebels had several pieces of artillery
Rebel Gen. Wheeler is said to be wounded
We chased them several miles. .. '..-
Part of the Texas Rangers fred on Genera
Sheridan's pickets yesterday. The Ranger
were routed, losing one killed and one bsdl,
wounded. Our loss none.
Col Roberts, 42d Illinois, captured guer,illl
chief Porter and several more, yesterday.
Troops in fine condition. Weather cold ant
dFy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Now YORK STOCK Market.

.. NEW YORK, Nov. 49,
Stocks ower closing steady. Chicago and Rock Island
TIKI Norwich and Worcester 20; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein End preferred "a; Cleveland and
Toledo 66A; Illinois Central scrip al Michigan South
ern guaranteed So; American Gold l2g1; Pacific
Mail 49, New York Central l0l lx Hudson 73, Harlem
2lk Harlem preferred 50x Michigan Central 80; Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds LOG; o. B..
sxss 1881 coupons lolki California gevens 9; Brook
yn water loan l00x; Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds 107: Terra Haue and Wabash I'd bonds
80; Erie 9Th bonds loli Del L. W. lOl; Galena and
Chicago 60X; Cleveland and Pittsburg 40 Erie COZ
do preferred 9Ik Cleveland & Toledo 67Si Treasury
Notes "a 3l0l io3t; Little Miami l06h; Michigan
Southern 80; Michigan Southern second 99i; Erie I'd
bonds 100 Pittsburg Fort Wayne & Chicago Cd bonds
4s, dost l07k;ohcago North Western lst 3S,do I'd
"a, do assorted bonds at Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati I24k Panama l57h Missouri SKIES 6l; Ten
nessee SKIES SAT Racine and Milwaukee ll2Xi United
States sc 81 coupons l03; Registered l03; o. 81
IA coupons %; Registered IS; Demand Notes l27k
Virginia Skies 90; Tennessee 53ki Hannibal and
st. Joseph bonds 63k United States year csrtin
Gates $751; coupons l04k; demand notes l2l%; Residing
rs; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy e5H q. g. year
certificate 9ex North Carolina 6s 20; Ohio 6's Of 'sl
ia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Msjor General Mo.
Dowell's Court OF Inquiry promises to be Of
long continuance. Nearly all the documents
called for by him have been furnished.
General Mcclellan, as well as Generals Sigel
Beckett, Hartauf, Pope and others, whose pres.
ence here will not interfere with their military
duties, will be summoned as witnesses.
The commission to examine into and report
on the cases Of prisoners Of State, convened
10 the Old Capitol prison. Acting A. A. G..
Major Sherburn and Capt. Parker, continued
their labors nightly. Up to this morning they
bad examined the cases of fifty Of them, and
upon their report on each case, thirty have
been set free.
Gen. Reynolds has been placed in command
Of the fret army corps. Major VIM. Painter
Aid de.camp to Gen. Halleck, has been detach
ed as quartermaster Of the corps.
John F. Wenzee has been appointed Collect
or Of the Second District of Missouri; Vincen
st. Veisni Assessor for New Mexico; d.
Swan Assessor for the Third District of Cali
fornia, under the excise and direct tax law.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
rev York 1srkst.

NEu YORK. November 20.
| ASHEB-The mai ~ col tinues quiet and steady,
with small saeSat 20 W per barrel for pots and % 0O
for pearls
RLOUR-Large receipts and Oh " mo lcrals demand;
market heavy and declining. Sales $500 bbls at 95 SIS
95 65 for superhne state IS e6 90 for extra state;
s5 55D5 65 for mperane western; S5 056 30 for com.
mon to medium extra westerni ~ 7U&G 80 for common
10 good nhpping brands extra round hoop Ohio and
98 25 for trade brands do. The market closing heavy
with no buyers at outside quotations.
CANADIAN BL0UR-The market 10 dull, and easier.
There were sales to-day Of 450 barrels at S5 909
10 for common, and 90 2O9ss 25 for good to choce
extra.
RYE FLOUR-Quet and steady, with sales at - so
CORN MEAL--steady, with sales OF 200 brls at 50 rs
for Jersey, and "a 25 for Oaloric.
WHIsKY--MArke. Arm; fair demand; sales 1000 bbls
at $50. ''tIl ~
wHEAT5-Ralher more STEADY; moderate business.
Sales $500 bush Chicago spring at 81 l59l 23 10000
iowa at 81 s bus. Winter nVy red ed'V vestern sIps
at 81 3o@1 4Oi 10000 bush amber Michigan at 81 IL
al 49, 65OO bush amber state at 81 AZ; 1OOO bushels
white Canadian AZ q aS@l 5lj and 1880 bush white
RYE-More active and Hrmer. SAFES 10000 bushels
western at 834eso. ..4
BARLEY-pull and dropping buyers and sellers be-
Ing wide apart In their views.
9I67.
ooRN-without change; fair demand for export and
home consumption Sales =, 300 bushels at 69970c for
shipping mixed western, including or parcels choice
at 7Oci e596sc for eastern; and 5s@64S for damaged
and heated.
oATa-Dull and declining, with small sales at e50
6Sc for common to prei very choice parcels sold at
BEANs--rn fair request, with sales ats2Qo for mar
rowfats. ~ i'
CoTFEE-The market continues i'm, hut quiet, With
sales OF 1875 bags Rio at 3lko.
hoLAssES-Rules dull. Sales Of rs bbls New Or.
leans at 400.
sUGAR-The market rules dull, with moderate de
mand. Sales Of 100 hhds common Cuba on private
terms and BY auction to-day $50 hhlS New Orleans at
10 58l00c.
HoPs-steady, with moderate inquiry; small sales
ordinary to prime, lSt sort. atl6de24c
PORK-Tho market Is quiet and prices UNCHANGED.
Sales OF 1879 barrels at 9l3 l2H@l3 25 for mess;
S2 so for thin mess S13 90 for clear mess Sl SO for
prime; and Sl3 009I0 SO for prime mess.
BEEB-Market dull and unchanged with small
sales at 90 0OGl075 for country mess e5 507 90 for
country prime; Sl2 O09l3 rs for repscked mess; and
Sl3 5ODl4 25 for extra mess. q.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and unchanged.
INDIA MESS BEEF--Market quiet and nominal ly
unchanged.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet and nominal.
CUT MEATe-In moderate request Sales 30, ,000 lbs
new shoulders in bulk at Sc
HOGs--Dresssd, In good demand and firm, with sales
BACON sIDEs--Are dull and unchanged; sales so
bbls city cut short clear middles at 9Hc.
LARD-Dnll, heavy and lower. Sales Of 600 blsat
99Hc, and very choice lots at 8k99xc.
BUTTER-selling at l6922c fer Ohio 22@26 for
state.
oHEEsE-seady at sK9lOxc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

we have seen in many day. One Of the very
best things we have ever Witnessed on the
Ethiopian stage was the double clog hornpipe,
danced by Messrs. A. G. Stone and II. T..
Nudge. II was received with storm OF ap-
plause, and most vehemently encored. Alto
gether the Rivers troupe Is musical organ.
lzAtiou which for It's instrumental and vocal
humorists, may we'll command the warmest
admiration OF all admirers of Ethiopian Min.
strolsy. An entirely new programme is up for
this evening and It is wholly unnecessary 10
anticipate another large audience OF tho New
Opera House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Execution OF a Murderer.

WASHINGTON, Nov. .25.-Commodore Thstch.
er, Of the ship Constellation, in letter to the
Navy Department, dated Spezzia, November g.
Gays that he had just received advices from our
Consul at Beirut, Syria, that the Sultan's fir.
man, for the execution Of the murderer of Mr..
Cof6ng, American missionary, reached Ada1ua
while the Constellation was still at anchor
near that place, aud the criminal was immedi-
ately beheaded in the presence of vast con.
course of people, and without any popular out.
break, as had been anticipated. The Turkish
Government behaved with great justice toward
the United States In this matter. i e.. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

The Supper and Concert given by the Ladies
of the Congregational Church on Thanksgiving
evening was decided success. The costumes
Of the olden time we're we'll represented and
Afforded unbounded qualification. We have
heard but one expression from the Ladies,
guests, and that Of exquisite delight, with the
wish for another like Ii.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

DR. R. g. NOLAN, Of Lockbourne in this
county, late Surgeon of the sOth Ohio regiment
has resigned bis position on account Of Ill
health, and returned to his home. Since biz
release from hospital duties, in which for some
months past he has been engaged, his health
has greatly improved, and II is his intention
soon to return TO the service. @ a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

TIE State Laboratory, under the manage.
ment Of Col Bliss, Ia just now turning out vast
quantities of fixed ammunition. Wednesday
one hundred and forty three thousand rounds
were completed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

WE learn that the Rev.Mr. Roberts, Pastor Of
the Firss Presbyterian Church, gave notice OF
last Sabbath, that he would commence to
morrow evening short series of discourses or
"The Literary Beauty and Majesty of the Bi
ble." The FIRST Of the course, on the "Pensa.
teuch," will be delivered next Sabbath evening
at 7 O'Clock,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

TIE annexation Of new territory to our city
becomes fully and finally contaminated to-day.
Her proportions are now surely ample enough
for all practical purposes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

The following infantry regiments are still
incomplete: s4th, s5th, Seth, s7th, l09sh, 18th,
ll9th, l24th and l25sh. Tho 18th has ovel
800. The l24th, including the s4ih, to be con.
solidated with II, has 800, the l25lh nearly 6OO
and the s7th four companies. The other regi.
ments have less than 900 men.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

TIE sandusky Registe, says that over one
thousand Of the rebel prisoners on Johnson's
Island were removed on Sunday, Nov. 20, and
sent South to be exchanged, leaving only ff.y-
five in the barracks on the Island.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

The best advice chat can be taken Ia to saue
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH Paste
Call for 1t at Studers, MARBLES, 6amuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Sohuellers, Shaup's, Den
ig's, RidgWay's, ]. Fowler's, d. D. s, or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere -
TrY it one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

JOHN L. GREKN's Law Card will be fou6d IN
another column. His Office 10 In the Odson,
No !. Judge Green's reputation as an able
and skillful lawyer will doubtless secure him q
large and ramuneratiya nractica.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

esTHE Court Of Inquiry on the action Of Gen
Baell, met at Cincinnati on Thursday, In Q
room connected with the United States Court
in the Postofics building. General Buell. him
self had not arrived. 1t is understood that the
proceedings of the Court are to be private.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

MESS poRK-Is in demand at $40 rs, and 500 bbls
sold at this rate 1t is difficult to buy at less than Sll
aud good city brands are held at this rate.
LARD-The market remains dull, and not much do.
ing. SH9Sxc the rates offered, and country can
GREEN MRATs-A fair demand for green sides at
SHOULDERS AND BIDEs-clear sides sold at 5kc.
SHOULDERS dull at 31o 10000 lbs clear bacon sideS sold
at SIC, packed.
sUGAR-llK@llHc.
C0FFEE-33935c. "
M0LASsEs-59aBGOc.
WHEAT-A continued good demand from shippers
for prime red, and the market s rm at full rates.
quote II at 81 0391 05. Choice Kentucky white ia aso
In good request, and 81 1881 20 is freely offered but
held higher, and there was not much done in it. In
diana or Ohio white h dull at 81 1901 L. The saleI
reported were: 400 bush prime red at 81 0 delivered
on wharboats in Covingtoni 200 do at 81 03 600 do
at Sl 600 do prime Indiana white at 81 10; and g. OOO
oORN-The market continues dull, and prices are
again lower closing at 45946o for new and old on the
spot there being little or no distinction made be.
tween the old aud new crops, The sales made public
were bush new and old at 100 the spot 500 do
new at SOU ana 8nnO do and DID, part to arrive al
0ATs-There was good demand to-day chiefly from
shippers and the market ruled firm at full prices. We
quote new and old at 47950c In bulk Sales 900 bush
old at &c., including sacks; 500 do new at 57c including
saoksi 1900 do old at 6O96lc, sacks included and 600
do new at 46o This last sale was considered below the
market.
RYE-The receipts are liberal, with dull market,
and prices are tending downward, but not quotably
lower The asking prices 6465c but buyers at the
close were not willing to pay more than 63964o. '
BARLEY-There was an improved demand to-day
and the offerings being light full prices werobtained
for all sold. We quote good to prime at 81 3U41 35
and state spring at 81 209l o5. Chicago spring Is
quoted at from 81 90 to 81 25, according to qualify
The sales reported were 600 bush prime fall at 81 S,
HAY-The market continues unchanged and firm
We quote prime Timothy at Sl3 O0ai4 90 per ton in
bales on arrival, and Sl4 0O9l5 90 from store. q
OHEESR-There is o continued good demand, and
the stock being light holders are generally asking
higher prices We quote good Western Reserve at 100
l0hc, and English Dairy at lie. ial..I
BUTTER-The demand for the bsst grades continues
fair and the market rules steadyat l620c, but quail
ties below prime are dull at e9l4c according to quail
ity. 80 .'
P0TAT0Es--PTime Neshannocksa are In good re.
quest at Zoo per bushel arrival, and s0ls5c
from store Other kinds are dull at 90 to 80, on
arrival.
.---- Gasstte.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

New YoRK, Nov. 2S.-The political prison
ers at Fort Lafayette, including Pierre Soule,
have been released.
Clsftin, Melline 6 Co., have given their
creditors notice that they will. pay all demands
in full, with interest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

BosToN, Nov. 28-It is new said only twelve
political prisoners were released from Fort
Warren yesterday. Winder Of Philadelphia,
and Kane Of Baltimore, were among them, and
both Of them have gone home.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

R. W. TAYLER, Auditor of State, W.
Ksnnou, Secretary of State, and ]. H. Riley.
Comptroller, constitute the Board for the settle
ment of military claims.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

SURGEON D. STANTON, us. Volunteers, 70.
lieves Assistan. Surgeon J. H. Bailey, at Camp
Chase. The latter. reports at AlleghanylA lArsen.
al, Pittsburg.gE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

V. r. GLAzIER has at his auction.room, 1874
South Fourth street, counter boxes and shelves
suitable for grocery, for sale cheap.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
Cincinnati Market. q.

CINCINNATI, Nov, 26.
FL0UR-The market Ia stendy, aud the demand fair
at S5 205 25 for super6ne and IS 305 40 for extra
WHIsKY-A good demand and the market firm at
34kc, with sales Of 600 bbs.
H0Gs-There is no change The weather Is fav urnble
and the demand fair at 1880 400 The receipts were
1000 head. ''s- ''0
The sales we're:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

ooR former fellow.citizen, Rev. Richaid L.
Chittenden, now Rector of an Episcopal church
at Elyria, Ohio, has been appointed Chaplain
of the 43d Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

TIE Thirty fourth ohiois nov at Loup creek,
on the KansWha, Virginia, Eve miles from
Gsuley. and eighteen miles from Charleston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

THE Gas company has been engaged during
the past week in placing new burners upon our
street lamps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29

Election in Now Haven
New HAVEN, Nov 28.-The Democrats to-day
carried their ticket OF the charter election BY
an average majority of 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-29
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