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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08

callous either to the suffering there or the hor-
rors impending elsewhere. He thinks tho con.
test but too likely TO degenerate Into mutual
butchary; and that England may then be driven
TO take ar!gs t. rud such al outrage on civil
ization.
The Daily n, 6s points e. Summers speech
| Ia Boston and its reception, ~ Iefltation OF
the Times' argument thai The Gm .ncipati0n
scheme would be repudiated. IL denounces
the ecandal0us chargCa which have been
brought against the auIhOg GaG abettors Of the
scheme.
Sir Benjamin Brodie, q distinguished sur.
geon, died at bis seat In Surrey, on the 2lst
ult,
A cabinet council was to be held at London
the day the steamer left Liverpool.
At public meeting hold at Oldham, resolu
tions were offered calling on the Government
to recognize the independence oi the Confed-
crate States, I'd the only means Of ending the
civil war. An amendment WAS offered, declar-
Ing that recognition was impolitic and likely TO
result in q war with the North. After warm
debate and uproarous proceedings, the original
motion was declared carried, although the
meeting was about divided.
Tho destruction Of American chips by the
pirate Alabama caused u general advance In
the rates of insurance at Lloyds, Of two and
thfeo per cent. On oil American ships. The
advance demanded OF Liverpool is even as high
as FIVE guineas.
FRANoE.--It Ia stated thet PoFsigney and
Fould have consented to romsin in the cabinet,
the Emperor having assured them that there is
nothing roac!lonary in bis present policy respect
ing Italy, but that he declined to take Guy hur-
ried step in regard to Rome.
The Council Of State had resumed its sit
tings,
The Bourse was dull. Rentes on the 22i
ult advanced to 7lf. Soc.
ITALY Tho alarming accounts OF Garibsldi's
health continued Il wss even rumoied In
Paris that he was dead. Turin telegram of
the 22d, however, says ho had been removed to
Spezza, and bore the removal we'll. The slate
OF his health ia eighty improved, but the pa
pcrs still express much apprehension.
The 22l being tho anniversary Of the union
Of the southern provinces to Italy, was cele-
brated by fetes In all the principal towns. Per.
feet order was maintained.
The remittances Of specie to Bombay for cot.
ton continued to increase. The next steamer
will take G750,0 ,0U0
There was heavy fall in American secur
ties, Under the reaction in New York, re-
ported by the City of Baltimore, Gil securities
relspsed.
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Sheriff Sale.

vs, 7 franklin Common Pleas.
Milton W. Dennison.) .frL.f
DY VIRTUE OF a WHIT OF VEN al
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Franklin county, Ohio. will offer for sale at the door OF
the Court House in the city Of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of December, A D.ls62,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ and 4o'ciock
the following described real estate situate in the county
Of Franklin and State Of Ohio, to witt
Lot No. g. as laid down aud designated the plat In
the proceedings in the Of Jane Dennson VS. BnT
W. Dennison ct al, in the Court Of Common Pleas d
franklin county, Ohio, recorded in record book No. M
page 1913, and bounded follows: Beginning a stske
H. W. corner to lot No g. In the center Of the county
road thence along the center Of said road n. Deg
minutes 4. l6 100 poles to stake thence $40 DEG.
Is minutes n. 2l2 60100 poles to stake IN the west
line Of John Oherrys land thence along SAID line D. ~
deg. 20 minutes E. IA 80 100 poles to sake cor.
ner TO said lot No 81 thence along the N line of tad
lot N 81 deg is minutes w. sl5 So 100 poles to the be
qinnlpQ conainng eighteen acres and $50 poles being
the part Of Milton W. perniscn etof In said proceea
lngS in partition. u .L.s..tle la
AppsA''s1 - W. ~ q W. HUFFMAN. sheriff
Printers fees $500.
noyl le02-dit&wtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Eew York MGrkat.
NEW YORK. November =

NEW YORK. November
PLoUR-The market Is 5@l0c better with moderate
demand, chiefly speculative Tbs sales reported to-day
comprise about l94OO bbs at q 75e5 s5l for superne
state; 5000 Is for extra state; e5 1905 IS for super
hno western; e6@6 30 for common 70 medium extra
Westerni 90 8090 90 for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoopohio, and s1ss =, for trade
brands. The market closing quiet with holders litto
CANADIAN TLoUR-The market 10 59IOc higher.
$50 bbs Se l06 25for common and ~ OSOese uO
RYE ELoUR-eteady, with small sales at "a 75e
5 so for superfne.
CORN MEAL-steady, with lales $50 bbla MOrsh's Ca.
| loiio at "a 90, Brandywine at 9425.
| WHIsKY-Market without decided change; sales 4OO
bbls at $40 and retail parcels at Mhc.
WHEAT-The market 10 better, with active demand,
chiefly speculative. Bales 200 bush Chicago spring at
ol 1901 go 81 900 bush Milwaukee club at sl 99@l 30
u, 600 bush amber Iowa at 3l9l 80; 80 700 bush
winter red western at 81 36Gl ~ 2T40O bush amber
Michigan at 81 4l0Dl AN; l34OO bush red state at
81 39ael Al.
RYE-The market is quiet and nOminally unchSng.
BARLEY-The market Is quiet and Arm, sales 500
bush In trhlng lots at 81 35@l 49, prime parcels held
at 81 50sBI IS.
C0RN-Rules arm, with fair business doing; Sales
$4,000 bush at 7l73c for shipping mixed WESTERN OI9
7lc for eastern 6O66c for damaged and heated 75c for
yellow northern and 1Hc for common white western.
0ATS-Flrm at 60903c for common TO prime new and
old.
CoFFEE-Rio very quiet and there Is scarcely any,
thing doing; prices. however, are well supported.
SUGAR-Raw very Arm; Gales Of 400 hhds New Or
leans at l0Dl9o, Ie0 bxS Havana at II 10 by auction,
and $50 hbds New Orleans at l0H9llc.
M0LAsSEs-Quet. Gales II hhds Porto Rico at 47c,
and by auction 500 bbls New Orleans ut axe.
H0PB-The market Is nrm, and In fair demand, with
sales OF 200 bales new l5@23, including fancy lots at
25c.
PoRK-Duii and shade easier. The tales comprise
$50 barrels at sl2 75@l3 for mes closing at Sl2 75D
IL Ski sl2 5O9l3 for prime mes', and Sll 5O9ll 10
for prime.
BEEF-Market very dull and the prices ere almost
nominal. The esses to-day amount to about Of 1000
bbls at 90 00Dl0 rs for mess; IS 50@7 90 for choice
prime sl2 009I3 rs for repacked mess, and sl3 500
el4 % Ior extra mess
PRIME MEaB BEEf-Du ard nominAliy unchaog.
ed
BEEF UAMl-In moderate Tequest, with Gales
$50 bbs choice western at Sl7 509ls 90.
OUT MEATS-The market 10 betIer dsmsnd and
drices shade easer Sales 700 pkgs at 31SGD4c for
shoulders, and TX for hams.
BACON sIDEs-In better demand and prices we'll
maintained, with sales G2O bxs Including all qualities Of
city clear at 90,
LARD-Rules steady with moderaae business doing;
sales ofs5O bbls at 9lOHc the latter rate an extreme
price.
BUTTER-Is In fair demand and the market Rrm
with sales NJ l5922c for Ohio; and 2024c for state
OHEBsE-The market s very arm nt 99lIc for
common to prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

THOMAS COSTELLO, a soldier, was cent to jail
yesterday By the Mayor in default of bail, to
await the action of the Court Of Common
Plese On charge sgaiDst him of stealing a
coat,
JUICE SwAYNE arrived at his home in this
city yesterday from Cincinnati, leaving Judge
Leavi,t to hold District Court and dispose of
the criminal cases on the docket. Judge
SWaypo will open tho U. S. Circuit Court a.
Cleveland on Tuesday next.
A TERRIBLE accident happened as Ssndusky
the other day, which should DC warning to
boys who are In the habit of throwing stones.
A lad IN that city threw stone at juvenile
friend which hit tho latter upon one of his legs,
inflictrg 30 severe wound that amputation
had to be performed in order to save his life.
The number Of cony:cts in the Penitentary
is only 709. This ia quite decreaae. A large
number Of the cells are unsensnsed. There has
been only an addition Of seven new coDvicts
sinco Oct. 90. Tho health Of the inmates, un'
der the superintendence Of DR.. Loving, the
present physician to the institution, is said to
be very good.
Van AMpURoa's big elephant "Hanuibsl," has
become quito noted individual Some time
since be killed man in Caldwell, Noble cour-
ty, who had taken some Improper liberties with
him in the sbsenco of bis keeper His owner
for this ofiense sawed off his tnaka. Bot re-
Gently, as 40 see by the parcTa, as another
town in Ohio, he broke loose and attacked a
candy wagon that travelled with the mensgerie,
aud devoured nearly six Thousand ginger cakes
and about eighty pounds of candy, and having
faisbed his sweet and expensive repas,, much
to the chagrn OF the candy man, evinced the
gresteat delight and satsfoction, by whiskine
his cars, wsgging his tail, etc. Rather an ex
pensive breakfast,
The McConnelsville Enquirer ssys tina. th'
Muskingum river is lower now than it has beer
known to be for many years. Il ls with diff
Guilty tha. boating can be done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
NewsYork STOCK Market.

NKw YORK, Nov, a.
Stocks closes stronger. Chicago and Rock Island
6lx; Norwich and Worcester 76x; Milwaukee and
Prairie du ohein End preferred 35A; Cleveland and
Toledo 66; Illinois Central scrip 79 Michigan South.
ern guaranteed e3x; American Gold 1870; Pacific
Mail l22; New York Central l03X; Hudson 76; Harlem
20x Harlem preferred 4s Michigan Central e9X Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago LIST bonds 1903; q. g..
sl1es 1881 coupons l04k; California sevens 9J; Brook
yn water loan lO0x; Indiana and Michigan e0 lllnoh
Central bonds l0O Terra Haute and Wabash I'd bonds
81; Erie 4th bonds 100 Del L. d W. l0l; 0alena and
Chicago e4Ki Cleveland and Pittsburg 40x; Erie 63<
do preferred 90; Cleveland &c Toledo 79K; Treasury
Notes a 3l0) 105K; Little Miami lO6x; Michigan
Southern 42k Michigan Southern second 99t; Erie I'd
bonds 100; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago 3D. bonds
ST. do ls 107k Chicago North Western LIST do I'd
3SX; do assorted bonds a; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati le4k Panama l55; Missouri sixes 52k Ten.
nesSee skies 53K Racine and Milwaukee ll2k United
States 6s 81 coupons l03k Registered l03%; o. g. ID
"a coupons o.; Registered rs; Demand Notes le71<i
Virginia Elves So Tennessee SAX; Hannibal and
81. Joseph bonds 83A United States one year certh
Gates 96k; Resdng 76xi Chicago. burlington and
Quincy ssh; Us. year certificate 99K; North Caro-
lima 6's 70 Ohio 6b Of 81 ia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
LATEsF FROM EUROPE.


Arrival OF tho Steamship Norws-
Htan,
FARTHER PoiNT, Nov. THE steamship
Norwegian, from Liverpool 25ih ult,, via
Londonderry Oath, passed this point to Que
bee
The City OF Baltimore, from New York, or
rived at Queenstown on the 22d. The steam
ship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry on the 22d. Both vessels were
supposed to be off Liverpool when the Norwe.
gian sailed.
The weather continued very boisterous and
additional marine disasters continued to be re-
ported.
GREAT BRITAN.-The Times city article, re-
ferring to the resolution contemplated by the
Confederate Government to collect million
bales of cotton and sell them in Europe, sub
ject to oil contingencies as to date when they
can be shipped, says: II is not without import.
ance. Should the resolution be passed, there
are probably many epeoulators who might be
tempted into speculation, provided the margin
of profit offered was very largo The writer
suggests that perhaps the Coniederates, by
means of the Oyeto and other vessels. hope to
break up the blockade OF Charleston or other
ports during the winter.
The Daily News thinks the Federal oauae
mas uoVeE UelOEo ioUAeu bO hho huCCens III ite
essential features. The South is almost at
the Last stage Of exhaustion, while the North
isnearly untouched in all it's resources. All
European nations have to do 10 to await events.
The Times of course takes decidedly tho op-
posite view, and says: More important than
news of battles, is the fact that New York
money has at last began really to feel the
dangers which threaten the country. With
not single Confederate State conquered
or likely to be; with not one cent
yet levied by direct taxation at the North; with
an immense host of raw recruits to be paid
their bounty, armed, clothed and supported;
with gigantic mass of materials to provide
for another invasion, the Federal Government
Ands its paper depreciated not far from third
in value. Although probably no invasion Of
Pennsylvania on 0 large scale Ia intended, O
fresh raid across the Potomac impresses the
Federals with the conviction tha. the enemy ID
es full of spirit aH ever.
The article then expatiates on the intermina
BILE and indecisive nature of the battles In the
| West.
The Liverpool correspondent Of the Times
Mr.. Spence, again urges mediation or recogni
tion, on the ground that Europe cannot remali
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
Master Commissioners Sale.

William B. Hubbard Superior oour, of Franklin
nLts
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OFT DER ssN
the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House IL
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the Oh day OF November, A d
1862,
At one O'Clock P. NJ the following described real
tate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to wit
part Of Parks survey No 3,35, In The Virginia Dis.
trct begi inning at point in the National Road aud
road laid out along the east line Of certain tract o
800 acres or thereabouts belonging to Joseph M su
vaGt thence N. s4 deg E. 16 60 100 poles along tho
center OF the said National Road; thence N. deg
1874 32.IOO to q stake; thence 8. n deg. 30 min. W.
6s 40 100 poles STAKE being the northwest corner OF
Robert L. Ne's land; thence 3. II deg. 20 min. weat
l5 poles to the place Of beginning containing 100 aeres
It being tract Of 100 acres OF the vest end Of tract
Of 29sK aores owned by said Robert Il. Neil
Appraised at $40 % per acre.
q. ", HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Oomuissvner.
II. O. NoBLE, Atty,
Printers fees $500
oat3-dltkWtd H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
State and Local News.
STATE MATTERS.

LIEUT.. Col, J. W. BAILY, of the l6.b. has
been honOrably discharged itom the service.
AN order has been iesned consolidating the
SD and ll2th Ohio
iT IL said that the drafted men will nearly all
be in tho service within two or three weeks.--
Tie work Of fitting them ont ia rapidly pro.
gressiOg.
LRUr. LEVI ]. Cox, o! she 32d Ohio, is detail
ed as recruiting officer for the Ohio regiments
at large.
G p. O'HANLoN hes been appointed Assist
ant Surgeon of the goth Ohio, and r. H. Tullus,
of Coumbiana county, Assistant Surgeon of
the 7th cavalry.
A LATE Washington dispatch Gtates that Col.
Ford, Of the 3sd Ohio, har been allowed brief
furlough to return to his ilome. The report Of
the HATpeF's Ferry commission names him with
much prominence.
IT is stated that Mr.. CorWin, Of this State,
the American Minister in Mexico, is very Ill in
the Mexican capital, and it is tho ught he can
quite broken down.
THERE are in Camp Cleveland 1867 drafted
men; 7O6 Of the l24th infantry; 499 Of the
l25th infantry; 522 Of the 10Th cavalry; 12O of
the 20;h battery of artillery; % of the 2lst
battery; 80 Of the 18Th battery, making about
5000 men in oil. There are 80 sick in the bos.
pital. OF these l9 are drafted men, eight be-
long in the l24th, two in the l25!h, two In the
10th cavalry, and one IN the 18th battery.
The Democrats OF Springfield have organ
lied CLUB and Reading Room, elected cfi-
cera. subscribed for large number of newspS.
perT, and commenced Library, containing the
best political works Of the day. Debates and
lectures will be had during the winter months
The meetings and rooms are open to the pub,
lie.
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WIN. B. HURD & CO., New York.
The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

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ter. This IL true economy. For sale BY Furniture
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RebeI nonredaiionn.

CAIao, Nov. 27.-The expedition down the
river forty miles, have returned. They saw
nothing Of the rebels In force.
Last Friday detachment of the
10Th Indiana, On picket duty were attack
cd by rebel cavalry. The latter were
repulsed with severe loss, the number not stated
Our loes was one killed and one wounded.
Hindman's outlaws have committed sundry
depradations upon Union citizens in the vicinity
of Helena. The Federals have retaliated on
secession sympa.hizsrs. number of fine
farms have been destroyed
Information from Memphis says that on the
4'h there was a large rebel force between Col
lierville aud Memphis, burning cotton and com.
mittiug depredatiOns.
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The History of American Manu-
factures from 1908 to 1860.
By DR.. ]. LEANDEa BrsHoP. 9 vols 5vo

BY Dr.. J. LEANDER BIsHoP. 2 vols. svo.
Vol. 1. now ready. Vol. IL. nearly ready
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FARM FOR SALE.
rI1uE STIRsCRURRR OFFE

ksAS THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS ~
tS.i Il for sale his farm on the scioto river, T
IL on the Dublin road AZ miles -four miles .GNA
~ railroad) Columbus, containing 155 acres Of
land about 90 acres Of which s tillabe and productve
So acres 10 In woods, under good fence and Is used
pasture and has II stream Of water which does not
dry mp in summer freeze much in winter. There is
on 1t young orchal containing about IL Of bud
ded fruit trees mostly peach OF choice varieties which
has this year for the hrst time borne large and vau
able crop. There Is also 1t young vineyard This
property is desirable elther to the Farmer the Hor
culturist.
Terms accommodating. Application may be made to
the subscriber, or to John W. Andrews, Esq.
+. P. HATCHER,
Oct. 20-H. No. 900 Town street.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Nov. q.
REOEIPrS-2, COO bush wheat.
FL0UR-sales 100 bbls. red double extra at o5 81.
WHEAT-sales since Change and before New York
report 1000 bush red free on beard at 81 0s,
OATS-Held at 44945c.
HIGHWINE5-Quiet at 36hc.
BUTTER-Higher. Bales 10 kegs choice Western Re.
serve at lec; Central quiet at l29l3c.
sEEDS-Bales 800 buh Timothy at $I75.
BEANS-Sales prime at % 00per bush.
DRIED APPLB6-Sales tons at Axe,
LInnaf
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Evening and Midnight Reports.
EnIan KumOra.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE agent of the AS
sociated Press inquired at the State Department
10 day about current rumors, Mr.. Seward
promptly replied that alleged consultations be-
tween himself and Mr.. Buchanan were imagin-
ary. Tho reported propositions from Mereier and
alleged extraordinary meetings.of the Cabinet,
were fabulous.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
SohOnnor OnnGIznh.

SANDUsRY, Nov. 9.-The schooner Scovlle
reports seeing n small schooner cspsze near
the mouth Of the bay about noon-supposed to
be the Monarch of the Glenn Tao Monarch
left Kelley's Island for Sandusky this morning,
with crew OF three aud three possengers-two
named O'Neil, OF Canada, and Ms, Thompson,
OF Cincinnati, all probably drowned.
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MTSGTNG.

DEAF AND DUMB Boy, ABOUT
n twelve years OF age, went by the O. & O. r. R. to
Cleveland the 18th pt. He 10 small for his age,
with black hair and sharp black eyes, black Jack
ct and pants and black felt hat the initials Of his
name, II. D., being marked upon his clothing. He has
been passing from one station to snotker on different
railroads, and was at Alliance on The 18th ult.
Information as to where he may be found will be
thankfully received by the Superintendent Of the Ins
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. z, 1962-d&wf.
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Money MarReI.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Z.
The Money market continues steady at 596 per cent
discount for loanB on call.
Strictly Prime Paper rules quite easy at 5H@6K per
cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange rules hrmer at 81 1901 ~ for the
range Of Merchants bills. and Bankers bills 81 459
4e.
American Gold hrmer, opening at slXSs12G, closed
firm at 3lx@3lZ per cent. premium.
California Gold Bars quiet and nominal at 3l&
per cent. premium. md.
Government Stocks easier United States 6's 1881
81 03s@l 0ii United States q 3lO) Treasury Notes
81 04%91 OAK.