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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-25
FROM NEW nRLRANs-

NAh lORki Oct- q.
The steamship Mcclellan has arrived
from New Orleans the 10th. She brings
$4,000, so paroled prisoners, and 40 dis
charged sick and wounded from New Or
leans.
Among her passengers are Major Wag-
goner, Captains Thornton, Shepley and
Fletcher, Lieutenants johnson and Ziegel.
Adyices from New Orleans report the ar
rival there on the 18th of the steamer Ma
tanzas. It has been reported she was mis-
sing.
The Cahawba arrived on the 10th.
New Orleans papers contain no news.
COAL MINERS AND THE DRAFT.
BATEsvILLE, Pa, Oct. "a.
The difficulties among the coal miners in
Schulkill county, in regard so the draft,
has been adjusted, and all is now quiet
The men are resuming their work, which
has been suspended for the last forty-eight
hours.
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, IS
ChRmplain street.
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MILWAUKEE, MARKET-OetOb,

WIIWAUhEh MAX hhEI-UctObeF 3I,
,BY IELEGR4PH.l
OUR-Market dull and heavy
WHEAT-markst in fair demand at s75sag3c
hECEIPTS-ihp bbis OF hour; 9l,UOU bushels Of
wheat
SHIPMENTS-2,Oo bbls -four; q, ,oOObusheIs of
wheat
FREIGHTS-Market unchanged
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
FROM BUHNsIDR,s ARMY
BuTyinR the Dsad-Our Loss Great
IhRn The Rabaia.

Burying the Dead-Our Loss Creator
than the Rebels.
HEADQUARTERS, Thursday Evening, Dec l6
I-Yesterday the rebels sent, under q Aag oi
truce, a request that We would bury our dead
A burying party accordingly went o, - and
continued their labors during the truce. lpk,
Colonel Walton, Chief Of Longstreet " II.
tlllery, informed some of our officers thai
rebel Infantry force engaged on SuTcha7's it..
on Saturday was only two brigades, but that
they had large reserve near by. He said
that our men exhibited the greatest bravery,
but he considered the rebel position impregna-
BILE, and that a force Of fifty thousand would
find 1t impossible 10 carry the nights In the face
of their batteries,
The rebel loss was small, compared with ours,
from the fact that they were protected by stone
wall and rife pits. Our losses as heretofore 70.
ported have been considerably decreased by the
arrival Of stragglers. The enemy took nearly
eight hundred prisoners from US, considerable
portion Of whom we're absent from their camps
when We evacuated the souih sid. Of the river.
The prisoners taken on both sides have been
paroled.
IL is stated that Lee and Longstreet came
down to-day and held Conversation with some
Of our officers The flag Of truce Was with
drawn tonight, after all our dead we're buried
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6-The bill of Repre-.
sentative Aldrlch to indemnify the State Of
Minnesota for expenses incurred In connection
with the recent Indian disturbances, appro.
PIRATES $l0O, 600 for that purpose. The postal
appropriation for the coming year amounts TO
twelve millions dollars. This does not include
the appropriation for the California Central
Route, for which O special grant OF ono million
was last year made, which it is presumed will
be required
The joint committee OF Congress on the con-
duct Of the war, in pursuance OF Senator Viii.
kinson's resolution adopted to-day, left Wash.
iDgton to night for the Rappahannock, to inquire
into the facts connected with late events near
Fredericksburg. They are accompanied by
Senator Wilson and several others.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Legal Notice.
PrInters fees &c 2.
deoIe-dlt&wtd

TOsEPH JOHNSON AND ms WIFE
81 Elisabeth Ann Johnson Of the county Of aauk and
State Of Wisconsin, and james Albert finks and Thomas
Milton Fnks OF the State Of Kentucky, are hereby
titled that on the 4th day Of December, A. D., 1863
Isaac Huddle and his wife Wlnnafert Hudde, OF the
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, filed In the eu
peror Court within and for the county last Aforesaid
petition against the said Joseph johnson, Elisabeth
johnson and others, the object and prayer OF which
petition s to obtain an order from said court for thu
assignment and the assignment Of dover to the said
Winnafert Hudde, as widow OF Milton finks, late o
said Franklin county, deceased in and to the follow
ing premises, to wit; the farm upon which the sait
Milton Einks resided at the date OF his decease, stua
in Madison township In said county Of franklin and II
section g. township 10, range 2 containing about 81
acres, excepting tract nod and conveyed BY Frederic
Swiaher administrator OF said Milton Fpks to Johi
Brnker by deed dated August 20h 1857 containing
hundred and eix and excepting part conveyed b.
said swisher, as such administrator, to John Linkl
by deed dated May 30th $780, containing 4k acres ou
Of said fams containing about 3l4 acres as aforesaid
and the said Joseph johnson and Elizabeth Ann johnson
are further notified that, unless they appear and plead
an swer or demur to the said petition within sixty day
after the next term Of said COURT the said Isaac Hudd
and Wnnaiert Huddle will thereafter soon as couse
can be heard in said COURT apply to said court to tax
the matters Of the said petition asconfssed and to deere
-''' ISAAC HUDILE,
WlNNARERT HUDDLR
| Dec Is, 1662-wGw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

George n. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, ls,. hv o,da, n, nor,,
William Il. Breek et al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to directed from the
ID Superior Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, In the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 22i day Of January, A. D. 1863,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
p NJ the following described real estate situate In the
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, to witt PART
Of lots Nos. and Of the subdivision Of survey
1888, Virginia Military District, being the share Of
assigned and set otto him BY the Superior Court
LIN county, 0hio at its Nay term 1855 In partition
made Of sd lots between him and his wife Elisabeth o.
Breck, to Wit Lot No. two C Of said partition, COM
mencing at the N W. corner Of lot No. Of said psrti
toni thence g. 81 deg 80 min. H. 1853 66l00 polss to
The centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road N. deg q
min. T. IS poles to the 3, H. Of lot No. OF said
PARTITION thence N. 81 deg 30 min. W. 100 poles
The g. W. corner Of said lot No 3; thence 3. deg 81
min W. IL poles to the beginning, containing 80 acre.
rood.
Also lot No three C9 ofsaid partition commencing a
the NJ W. Of lot No. Q; thence 8. 81 deg. %
mn Il. 100 poles to the centre Of the Columbus and
Harrisburg turnpike Road; thence along the csntrs o
said road N. 80 deg. 30 min Il. 81 poles to the 3. Il,
corner Of lot No. Of said partoni thence 81 deg.
30 min. w. g22 66l00 poles; thence s. deg. 30 min.
west GO 5OlOO poles to the place beginning, contain
| ing 90 acres, 9 roods, 20 poles.
| Appraised as follows:
Lot No. q containing 80 aures together with the steam
saw mill, $4,000.
LotEo. 5, containing % acres, At 9S per acre.
| q, W. HUFFMAN, sherif.
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees &C as.
deo1e-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Asw YORK Mari,st,

| NEW YoRE. December 10. g
C0TT0N-A shade easier, with sales Of 600 bales al
68DD6k Nc for midland uplands. jl
RLOUR-Lon aotivo and scarcely 90 Arm. There
were sales at 05 1905 95 for superhne state; % 100
6i25for extra state; o5 S0D6 90 for supernne west
ern; o62506 so for common to medium extra western;
90 7006 80 for common 10 good ahipping brands
extround hoOpoho; and 90 sS@s rs for trade brands
Market closing quiet.
WHIsKY-38jk@30.
WHEAT-Less active and scarcely 80 hrm. Sales q
Chicago spring at Si 22l 3O Milwaukee club at 20
@1 "a; winter red western ut 81 4O@l ~ amber Mich
igan at 81 45@1T.
O0RN-LsSs dcing and prices without decided change
Sales at 76k@77c for shippng mixed western, and oC
072c for damaged and heated -.,.----f
OATs-Fimsr and decidedly more active at 6s97lc
for common 70 prime.
C0FFEE--Market dull and unchanged.
BUGAT-Dullj Havana 0k0el0c, lr. %.
M0LABsES-Rule quiet.
H0PS-Brm and In good demand at l7023c. .
PORK. Opened quiet and closed shade easier at
GA for mess, and Gil oxen rs. amp 9l30I0 for
prime.
PRIME MESS BHBF-steady.
H0aB-Drsssed, little frmer, with sales at sKDso
for western.
BACON sIDBB-Birmer.
LARD-ehads ealler OK 10 OK. ....
BUTTERlo to 22c for Ohio and % 10 26c for 6tatei
CHhESE-Bteody OF w To l3c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
new York stock Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 10.
Stocks active and active Chicago and Rock Island
90hi Norwich and Worcester 7s; milwaukee and
Prairie dn oheln 2nd preferred sll Cleveland and
Toedo,69x; Illinois Central scip78; Michigan South
ern guaranteed 50; American Gold l3a@132X; Pacific
Mail 1885, New York Central l0l1i Hudson 72x; Harlem
Gil Harlem preferred 50k; Michigan Central S9 Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds lO6; q. o.
Hixes 1881 coupons l0lk California sevens %; Brook
lyn water loan l001; Indiana and Michigan s0 Illinois
Central bonds l09 Terra Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
62H; Ere 9th bonds l0i; Del L. & W. l27 0alsna and
Chicago 6lK; Cleveland and Pittsburg II; Erie 60ki
do preferred Of; Cleveland q Toledo 80k; Treasury
Notes u 31O) 1887; Little Miami l06k; Michigan
Southern37Z Michigan Southern second 92i; Erie I'd
bonds 100 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago "a bonds
92A do lstl iohicago North Western Let do %
34I do assorted bonds A7i Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati l24k; Panama l57 Missouri sixea Ten.
nessee SKIES 54 Racine and Milwaukee ll2xl United
States 6s 81 coupons 100; Registered 99K; u. g. So
IA coupons 90; Registered s9K; Demand Notes lO4,
Virginia Skies 60; Tennessee 54ki Hannibal and
81, Joseph bonds 63i United States one year certih
Gates Ti coupons l04< demand notes l26k Resding
75 Chicago, Darlington and Quincy SIX; us. year
certificate 96 North Carolina 6s 20; Ohio 60 Of 'SI
l II; California 70 lax.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
MERCHANT TArLoama -MARcus CHILDs,-l

MERCHANT TAILORING -MARcus CHLDs-In
another column will be found the advertise
ment of the superb clothing establishment Of
Marcus Childsi In the new Neil House. Call
aud see It. It 10 worth while jdst to step In,
II for no other motive, from mere curiosity, to
view that spacious and splendid area where that
grand master and provider Of costumes,
Childs, has stored away an immense stock Of
winter goods and clothing ready made: and
where his workmen ply shears, scissors, needles,
and other implements of their most ancient
art, In preparing, fitting, and finishing suits
and garments Of all descriptions for military
men and civilians, In the very best, neateat,
most fashionable and substantial style. But Il
.is useless to attempt to describe this mammoth
establishments. Go, reader, and see II fol
yourself.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Probate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, made
on the 18th day Of November A. D. 1862 In the case OF
George P. schiol guardian Of Louisa Wheeler, Caro-
line Wheeler. Edward Wheeler, Amelia Wheeler and
Lon Wheeler, against his wards the uudesgned will,
on the Goth day Of December A. D. 1859. at O'Clock p.
NJ the door Of the Courthouse in Franklin county,
0his, offer at public sale the following described
real estate aituaie In Franklin county. Ohio. to witt
Beginning At stone In the north side Of the Columbus
and Granville turnpike, witness OF the B. W. corner to
Richard JoneIs land running thence with the center
line OF said road g. 70 deg 25 min. W. 3000 poles tt
stake or stone thence north deg. min. u. o. pole
TO stake in the N. line Of Gottlieb Hnderer's land
thence with said north line B. SO deg Is min r. 3I7lO
poles to stone, N. w. corner to said Joness land
thence with said Joness W.. line 8. deg. min. W
63 2sl0O poles to the beginning, containing one aer
one rood and two square poles, as surveyed by W. W
Pollard on the 10th day Of July, 1851.
Terms OF sale, DASH. ,
AppraIseaat e4OO 90. sou,o,r
Guardian OF Louisa, Caroline EDWARD, Amehs
and Lora Wheeler.
Columbus, Nov 80, lese-Eiw ssf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Notice.
Daniel euitner Superior court Franklin
Levi Laushs% and Othsrs.S County Ohio

PETITION.
SAID LEVI LAUGHAM, OF PITTS.
y burgh, In the State Of Pennsylvania will take
tice that Daniel Gutner, Of the said county and State,
did, the 18th day Of August A. D. 1862, file his petit
ton in said Superior court Of franklin county, Ohio,
against the said Levi Laugham George Pegg and George
Broderck defendants the object and prayer Of said pc
tition to obtain order from said Court for the
sale Of the following described real estate, to wit;
Beginning at the northeast corner Of land decided by
W. w. Davis to James Laugham, and In the middle Of
the plank road leading from WeStervle to Columbus;
thence south l8z deg east along the middle Of said
road So feet; thence south 60k deg west I22 feet;
thence north 65h deg west 32 feet 10 the east line Of
the lot decided by James Laugham to B. B. Bowman;
thence north 2 deg east along the east line OF said lot
SO feet to the north side Of James Laugham's land
thence south 65k degrees east along the north line Of
said land 40 feet 70 the place Of beginning, containing
l23l60 acres, be he same or less, except gate
way along the north line Of said lot to the graveyard
ali situate In said Franklin county, ohio which said
sale Il to satisfy note and mortgage executed By the
said Lsvi Laugham the 9th day Of July, A. D. 1861,
to the said Daniel Guiner for Sll456 payable on the
9th day Of Januay, d. 1862 with interest from date
The said petition prayha said Laugham may pay said
note Of and the interest thereon, that the
premises be sold to pay the same. And the said Lev
Langham Ia notified that he Ia required to appear ant
answer said petition or before the nrs monday II
HoRACH WILSON.
Atty for PIE.
Columbus Nov. 9th, lS62-w6W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Evening and Midnight Reports.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New YoRK, Dec. 18.-The steamer CahaWba
from New Orleans, 10Th inst, arrived to-day
Among her passengers are Hon. b. F. Flanders
and Hon. NJ Hahn, members Of Congress from
Louisiana.
Gen. Butler, finding the fund raised for the
poor exhausted, has levied an assessment which
amounts to twenty. eight thousand dollars on
the cotton brokers, who advised the planters
not to send produce, In order to induce foreign
Intervention.
Col. French, Provost Marshal General, has
issued an order that all persons arriving at New
Orleans be required to take the oath Of ale
glance before landing.
The rebels on the opposite side Of the lake
were conscripting, and out Of eighteen who
crossed on passes, sixteen were seized and put
into the rebel army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

The heavy hogs were the kinds most anxousy sought
after.
OLD MEss PoRK-Oity packed, is held at SlI 25,
but there were no sales. About 1900 bbls country sold
at shade below sll co. delivered at APPOINT in Indiana
GREEN MEATs-A good demand, and shoulders are
higher About 1000 pieces sold at 3x03Ic for should
ers, &c for rib sides, and SIC for hams 5000 pieces
bulk Shoulders Sold at4Zc.
LARD-II hrmer, and city is held at sX@ec, with
fair demand at sxc 5O6 kegs sold at 9Hc which 70 an
advance.
GROcERIEs-rhere is no change in the market The
demand Is light.
bU0AR-1l@R.
C0BRE-30033.
M0LA6BES-50Qb55c
WHEAT-There was An imnyovad d.,n.,a a. As,
caused eneny Dy the dispatches from Ptsburg report
Ing rise In the river, which caused Ihppeis 10 buy
mSrs Freely and the market was nrmer, and the market
ald nOt Undergo any change. We quote prime red at
S9el; Indiana or Ohio white at 81 O59I O5. and
prime 70 choice Kentucky white at 81 IOBI Is. The
4aS aies maze pneis we5si 1900 bush prime red at eli
ioOo do good white SI 05 200 do choioe red at 05;
ooO do prime red and good white at o. and 1000 do
prime RED a. o. delivered. The four last sales In
ciudea the use OF sacks TO Plttsburg.
VohN-There Is better inquiry and hmer market,
but we have change to note in prices and 10
ear or sheled at 45944c in bulk and 56957c in
OATS-A continued good damand at 5O95s for new
are generally held at 20 higher. = =
HYE-Tho market opened dull and heayy and price,
declined to 600 for prime samples on arrival with sale
about 1000 bush at this price but the demand at Ii,
decline was good - :
BARLEY-There 10 no chsnge in the market Prims
and choice qualities are In good request at 81 3Ol q
for fall and 909l 25 for State spring but the iowe
grades are dull.
HAY-The market rules firm, with a good demand
at Sl4 OO9l5 90 per ton for prime loose and tight
pressed on arrival.
CHEESE-The market Is unchanged and firm. we
quote selected Western Reserve at10x9llc.
BUTTER-We have no change to report In the mar
ket Prime and choice qualities In tair request
lo920c, but the lower grades are dull ut 89l5c.
SEED-A continued doll market for Glover at 05 q,
@6 for fair to PRIME 225 bush prime sold at S5 90
Nothlng doing in timothy, and prices are nominal o
81 1909.
| 6Iaetke.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
In the Probate Court Of Franklin
County, Ohio.

Oliver P. Ohaney, Executor Of
Estate Of susannah Dove, deceased,
AgAinat Petition
Jonathan Vickers and Elisabeth , to sell land,
VckerB. To Jonathan Vickes and
Elizabeth Vickers, devisee OF said
eusapnah Dove, deceased
UOU ARE HEREBY INFORMED
i that the 10th day OF December, A. D., 1862 said
executor led his petition In the Probate Court Of Frank
lin county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition
s to obtain order from said Court on the h day Of
January A. d. 1862 for the sale Of the following real
estate of which said sussnnah Dove died sssed or %
much thereof a. may be- necessary to pay the debts Of
said decedent, TO witt the east half OF In.lot number
one ~ in David Dixon's addition to the town Of Win.
OLIVER P. CHANHY,
Executor Of eusannah Dove
Columbus, Dec. 10, ls8s.-w4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
ARMY STORES.
oryIcr oV coMMlssARy OF suBnsT1soE


0EYIcK oT coMMlssARy oy BuDnsTTNoE,
CANT CHASE, ONO.
dds WILL BE RloHIvED FROM FIRST HANDS
ID land from oltiEens loyal 70 the Government, ant
from whom tho oath Of allegiance will bc required o.
acceptance Of the bids). until II A: M, DhoEMBEl
24h, le62 at Camp Chase, Ohio, for the srprly ant
delivery, free Of all charges, OF suoh--
Fresh Beef,
Mess Beef, in barrels, full weight,
Mess Pork, In barrels, full weight,
Smoked Bacon, clear SIDES, (neW) In casks,
Smoked Shoulders, (uew) In derces,
Smoked Hams, (new) In tlerces,
Extra Superhne Flour, In barrels, lined,
Hard Bread, in barrels, lined,
Corn Meal In barrels lined,
Beans, whiteheld, In barrels, lined.
Rice, East India or Carolina, In barrels, lined,
Hominy, Of white corn, In barrels, lined,
Coffee Sugar, light brown, In barrels, lined,
Bio Coffee, roasted-not ground, In barrels, lined,
Black Tea, In strong boxeg,
Green Tea, In strong boxes,
Vinegar, In barrels,
btar Candles, In boxes, full weight
salt ans, in barrels, 90 pounds to the bushoi,
Irish Potatoes In barrels, 90 pounds To the buHhsi,
Crushed Sugar, in barrels,
may be required by the Commissary Of Subsistence
accepted Will form the basis Of written contrast, with
two good auroeB and bonds sucient to indemnify the
United stAes against loss. Said contract to take effect
sS Ss 81 az ana X ~ s
proyal Of the Commis5ary General Of Subsistence.
Bids Tor the whole or any one or more OF the above
itemI will be received.
Tho stores TO be Of the best quality, with actual tare
The Fresh Beef to be sound and wholesome In alternate
fore and hind quarters parts thereof neoks and bhank
exoluded to be OF steers over four years OF age each
weighing net at least Ave hundred pounds.
The Corn Meal must be freshly made and by the
pound.
The Beans co pounds to the bushel.
This advertisement shall be part and parcel Of the
Q0en uh Eana mai v .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Money MAFkeS.

New YORK, Dec. 10.
The Money ymsrket-steady and moderate business do.
ing at 6per cent. discount for call loans.
Sterling Exchange IL dull The nominal quo.
tatons are 81 43K@l as for Merchants' and 81 45KD
10 for Bankers bills.
American Gold little lower-opening dull at 3oK@
32K and closing steady quiet at 32x per cent. pre-
MUM.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal at 3lx
per cent. premium.
Government Stocks are q shade easier. United
States 6s Of 1881 coupons 81 03X@l 04. $40 Tres
ury Notes at Sl 039l O3k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19
Sale in Partition.
Henry BreternitE
franklin County
Common Plea Oourt.

Henry BreternitE P,antv, oopntv
oh,,,,,s, lehman Common Pleas Court.
TN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER Or
i the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction ct the door Of the court House in
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 22d day Of January. A. D., 1868,
At one o'clock P. NJ. the following described real o.
tate, situate In Fnnklin county, Ohio to witt
Inlot No. 361, In the city Of Columbus, Ohio, to be
sold subject 10 the dover estate Of Hannah Hamel Al
fifty dollars TO be paid annually during her natural life
Appraised at el7e0.
Terms Of sale--one-thrd Of purchase paid on DAY
Of sale one-third In one year, and onehird In two
per annum with mortgage the premises 10 secure ths
deferred payments. fses
V3 q. W. HUFFMAN
0Tro DRxsEr, Attorney.
Printerslfees, e5 IS.
decl3-dltSCWtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

A LITTLE boy only eight years Of age was re-
Gently sentenced by some Judge in Lucas county
to the Penitensiary for two years. His crime
was burglary. His case was brough. to the
notice of the Governor, who promptly ordered
him to the Reform Farm, where be should have
been sent at first.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

THIS evening at Naughton Hall will be ex-
hibited, for the last time in this city, the mag.
nifcent panorama of DR.. Ksne's Arctic Expe
diton. There will also be an exhibition thls
afternoon at three o'clock for the children.
Upon leaving Columbus the panorama will
visit London and Xsnia for one or two nights
each, thence on to Cincinnati for the holidays
We wish it the same success elsewhere that \
has met with here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-19

FoRTREss MoNRoE, Dec. H.-Ths morning
the Baltimore mail boat brought down one hum
dred and three Confederate prisoners captured
at Antietam, many of whom were wounded.
There is no truth whatever in the reports
that 0en. Banks or Gen. Emory are co-opera.
ting in North Carolinaj with Gen. Foster and
the troops in Gen. Dix's department.