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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-14
Master Commissioners Sale.

George NJ. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased aoia b o,da a. corr,
20. ''AS W NANS- Va S0NA''
William =. Breck OF al. ssE n
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court Of Frank
lin County, Ohio will offer for sale, OF the door Of
the oourt-House, In the city OF Columbus, on
Saturday the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1862,
between tho 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 WITT Parts Of lots
Nos and Of the subdivision OF survey 1885, being the
share Of said William r. Breck in said lots Nos, and Gas
assigned and set him by the Superior Court Of Frank
lin county Ohio, at It's May term, 1885, In partition
made said lots between him and his wife Elizabeth O.
Breck, to Wit Lot No. two ) Of said partition, com
ton; thence 8. 81 deg 80 min. 2. 1853 96l00 poes to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of sad road NJ 50 deg so
min. n IS poles 10 the 8. D. Of lot No. Of ead
partition; thence N. 81 deg 80 min. W. 100 poles TO
the 3. W. corner Of said lot No 81 thence 3. deg, 30
min. W. Al poles to the beginning, containing 80 Srea
! rood.
Also, lot No. three CS Ofmd partition commencing at
min u. 100 poles to the centre Of the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Roadj thence along the centre Of
said road N. 30 deg. 30 min. B. 81 poles TO the 8. n,
corner Of lot Mo- Of said partition; thence N 81 deg
30 min. 22s 6el00 poles; thence 3. deg, 30 min.
west 90 SOlOO poles g the place beginning, contain
inge9 acres roods, 2Opoles. $50 ~
Appraised as follows: tgs 1laE q - g.
Lot 9 containing 30 acrs together with the steam
saw mill, $4,000. .-.-. .
LOtNo.a, containing eoAcEes, q 92s per acre.
-.,.-ss q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
RhnIeflises ~ ~, ard Master oomnias!pnar.
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Legal Notice.

L0oi1a Lucas Court Of Common Pleas, Frank.
william =. coOpsr.S In county, Ohio
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM f..
Il COOPER, Of the Stale of PennsylvanIa, Will take
notice. that Louisa Lucas, Of said State Of Pennsylvania
did the Path day Of May, A. D. 1862 file her petio
In the COURT Of Common Pleas within and for the cou
ty Of franklin, State Of Ohio, against him the sal
William u. Cooper, asking Judgment sHainst him In
said court, for the sum Of So co. with interest from
the lath day ofJanuary, A. D. 1862 and g. costs Of
sut-the said plaintiffs claim being founded upon
Judgment duly rendered BY the Supreme Court Of Penn
ayvana, In and for the Eastern District, at Philedel
phla on the 18th day Of January A. D. 1902 for the
said sum Of $40 1000. Also, that the said plaintiff
did, at the hame time, attach and garnishee certain
moneys belonging to said defendant now in the hands
OF Francis Collins, Esq, resident OF said county Of
Franklin, to witt two hundred and sixty.two dollars,
which said plaintiff will seek by law to appropriate In
part sstisfsction Of said Judgment and that said de-.
fendsnt is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the fourth day
July, A. D. 1889.
LOUISA LUCAS.
MARTIN & HISS. At;iys,
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Sherif's Sale.

James Cherry, Guardian, etc.)
70. , Hala br ordar Of Oourf.
Gideon Vandemsrk etal. -"
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ 70 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, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of June, A. D. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock O. m. and o'olook D.
the following described real estate situate In the coun
ty Of franklin, State Of Ohio and city Of Oolumbus
and bounded and described as foows In-lot No. seven
hundred and nnetyeight 0 situate on the north SIDE
OF Friend street, and being the second lot east Of Fh
street. and fronting on Friend street, aIxy-two and
half feet BY one hundred and eightyseven and half
feet by l67k feet.
Appraised at a5 206.
Printers fees o. so.
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The French tn mexIcO-COnfirmati ION
of their Defeat.

OF their Defeat.
New YoRK, June 13 Tho steamer British
Queen with Havana dates to the 7th, and Mass.
an to the 9th, arrived this evening. Among
her passengers is Mr.. Plumb, bearer of the rati.
fed postal convention and extradition treaty
with Mexico.
News from Mexico of the Ist inst. confirms
the defeat of the French troops by the Mexicans,
FIVE hundred Of the former being killed, and
seven hundred taken prisoners; but the latter
were released, as there was not food enough to
feed them. The Mexicans are actively fortify-
ing the capital, and the French will march
against IL when reinforcements arrive.
The statement was current In Havana that
the French designs are not so much against
Mexico as against the United States.
Great disafeotion exists among the French
officers, leading to appeals to Napoleon.
The English minister has concluded treaty
with Dablado, and 1t 10 said Cebellos, agent Of
General Prlm, has also concluded ratification
Of the Almonte treaty.
Saryaga has force Of four thousand men,
and Ortaga was expected In Mexico with eight
thousand men, and recruits are coming in from
all points.
Marquez is In Vera Cruz, and was aboutiim.
posing a forced loan on foreign merchants, and
~ "no GuRpVSOu ShnS eho GuBAnu IAuulEhl WUuiu
protest, though some thought he would not, as
1t might displease the FreIch.
The yellow fever Is increasing at Havana.
The schooner Constitution arrived at Havana
on the 9Th from Sabine Pass with rebel cargo
consigned to the British Consul Crawford.
Nassau dates to 7th note the arrival of the
rebel steamer Cecil on the 5th and Kate on the
9Th, from Charleston, with dates from rebeldom
Of the 2d inst.
The Bahama Herald says: eat last II appears
the southern star is in the ascendant and their
noble courage is meeting some reward" II
then gives the rebel accounts Of Jackson's raid
in Virginia.
The steamer Nellie, attempting to run The
blockade on the 9th, was run ashore after be-
ing shelled by Federal cruisers, and her cargo
laden on Long Island, slightly damaged, bul
the vessel was pretty badly used up.
The steamer Tubal Cacen, with o cargo fo
the rebels, arrived at Nassau from Liverpool
consigned to the rebel agents, Adler e. Co.
Inc Inhabitants Of Long Island were bus!
planting cotton seed.
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THIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS-.
First Session.
WASHINGTON, June /.

WASHINGTON, June l3.
SENATE.-Mr. Hale presented the petition Of
Oliver Pierce, that an appropriation Of 5000
be made for building o submarine war boat.
Mr.. Fessenden, from the committee on FL
nance, reported back the bill appropriating $l5,-
600 for certain pOstofice routes. The bill pass
ed
On motion of Mr.. Wade, the bill providing
for the oath Of allegiance to be taken ip certain
cases, was taken up.
On suggestion Of Mr.. Powell, the bill was
laid over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Sumner, from the committee on Foreign
Relations, reported bill to carry into effect the
Britain for the suppression of the slave trade.
The bill provides for the appointment Of United
States officers at mixed courts at New York,
Sierra Leon and Cape Of Good Hope, each Of
three judges, to receive two thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars per annumj also, for an arbitra-
tor Of New York, to receive one thousand dol.
lars per annum, and others two thousand dol
lars each; Elso for clerk of the court at New
York, to receive the fees pertaining 10 the Of.
fce.
Mr.. Trumbull called up tho bill from the
House prescribing the oath, otc.
Mr.. Salisbury thought II doubtful whether
Congress had the power to say that man who
takes the oath prescribed by the Constitution
shall not exercise the functions Of his office un-
less he takes an additional oath, prescribed by
Congress.
Mr.. Davis contended that Congress had no
power to enlarge or diminish the qualifications
Of officers prescribed by the Constitution.
Mr.. Trumbull said Congress prescribed the
form Of oath for the President, bat this act did
not apply to the President, but to those persons
appointed to the civil, military or naval depart.
ments. A clause In the sixth article provides
generally that Senators, Representatives and
other officers shall be bound by oath to supper,
the clause,-but prescribes no form. The OBJ.
ject Of this act 10 to prevent persons engaged In
this rebellion from holding Office under the Gov
eminent. He never wanted to see person who
had voluntarily taken up arms against the Gov
ernmeDt In either branch Of Congress-, or hold
ing an Office under the Government. He did
not believe the Senator from Delaware wanted
any such person to hold Office.
Without coming to vote on the bill, on mo
ton Of Mr.. FessendeD, the naval appropriation
bill was taken up. --..--...-.-----.
HouE The Joint resolution rendering TIL
thanks Of Congress to Lieutenant q. II. McrriI
and hls QtHceFp and men for their gallant con
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English Vessels Sailed for Southern
Ports,

BosToN, June l3.-Hon. Albert Currier, OF
Newburyport, passenger by the Africa, informs
the Traveller that two steamers were about to
leave Queenstown for Nassau, With tho intsn-
tlon Of running the southern blockade. One
was the Julia Usher, of four hundred and sixty.
seven tons burthen, Capt. Jenkins, reported to
be owned In Liverpool. She was filed with
one thousand barrels Of powder In the night
time, and would sail Immediately. This steam
er was formerly the Annie Childe, which ran
southern port some time since, and took cargo
Of Gotten.
The second vessel, Of eight hundred to one
thousand tons, reached Queenstown May 3lst,
loaded with arms and stores. She would fill
up with powder before sailing. Her name was
not ascertained.
The inhabitants of Queenstown state thattwo
other vessels sailed the previous week for Mas
sau, for the purpose Of running the blockade.
Mr. Currier states that while In England
there was general feeling In favor Of the
South. In Ireland it is exactly the reverse, all
classes being ardently in favor Of the triumph
of the Government and restoration of the Uu-
ion. .... ...-.
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Sheriff q Sale.

MCclintOOk, Grant &c Coz Doc. p mace 47s
nhsrIss P,.,so,Ia Franklin Common Pleas.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI,
ID TO 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, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1852,
at one O'Clock p NJ the following described real esate
situate In Franklin county, o. and city Of Columbus TO
wit!
Lots Nos. one ~ and two (9) In Edmund Cowlins's
subdivision OF parts Of Outlets Nos 90 and "a a. mum.
bered and denested the recorded plat of said subd
vision; lot No. being 2 feet and lot No. being 43 feet
in 'front.' the south side Of Friend street. and being
about la feet deep, by said plat ito which reference Is
had will appear, excepting from lot 90 feet and
inches taken OF the west side.
Appraised at lot No. excepting % feet and inches,
Sl25 90.
Lot No. 2appraised at $3.50 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
6hedn Of franklin county, o,
Printers feeS,S5 90.
A. d. RoDeKRs, Atty.
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Sheriff's Sale.

B. Wilson Doc pape $50
vs.. Superior court Of
W. r. DarnOll. franklin County.
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FILA. TO ME-
~ directed from the above named Court, Will offer
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of June, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock P M the following described real estate
situate In the county ofFanklin, and State Of Ohio
Lots Nos. s. u and 72 Of 4. A. 0hapmsn's Addition
to the city Of Columbus.
Appraised at
Lot No. at S75.
Lot No. II at SIS,
LotNo. 70 at SOS.
GE0RdE W, HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin county, Ohio.
Printers fees, $3.50.
may 2LdItkWtd
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NOW,
Are Dr. Hurd's Preparations GoodP

,,as pest evidence that they are H. that the,,
ionsss, NJ oeg1 patrons are those who have naes 6s
~ SSes. SS DR. WnLhh b. HURD is an emin.n. tA.. 1sn
X..oc;",' Treasurer Of the New YORK STAT rsr,,.,
mn n,iv",a ano tnese preparatons have been nssd =
Rae practice for years, and no leadn~ s;,s y
ph'Ss or Wliamsburgh qnestiOra heiI ss1sn o.
y. ths IN, penasts Of New York recommend thss
We Dest Known to the professon Wjfhor, 49, tnem
dealers have sold them by the Ercs.. am o.
a,s Is sa51n mc,Cr q the Brooklyn Daily Times sayrWs
inappy 70 Know that our friend On R5Sr q, ~
ceeoing beyond all expectation With N, oryT nc
snc TvVLh PoWDAR. The great secret oS ~
WHAT TTry ~. ~, aaAE an ARTICLES ARR PRrciarIy
rRon THEIR toNa uR,n - WI CAN TksFuY
,,oSs, Tne ,wsllknovn P. T. Barnum vrite.:-
TV0TH POWDER good that nv fsrDIIv 10. Ouna yo1r
We We md I the best Powder for he TeeS tb,s
S supply at the Museum at your coyensoen ocnc % s
matter for himself. WY '"e may Jest u e
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth por,... r.
Tooth Powder contains no acid. no, ia, "a
no other. wearing the enamel Dee
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Master Commissioners Sale.

NS"is' DsSss Aa) Court Of Common Pleas ci
Martiu swissard ct a, Franklin county, Ohio.
Tn pursuance Ct an order Of the said Court to me d.
rected will offer for sale at public auction at the
door OF the Cout House, In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of June, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of ten O'clock A. NJ andfo O'Clock
NJ. the following described real estate Fltuae In the
county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio bounded and de
scribed as follows: ~
Being part Of the second quarter Of the hst tswn.
ship and sixteenth range United States Military lands
beginning seventy four poles and IL links west Of the
northeast corner OF said quarter thence south hun
dred and twelve poles thence west eighty poles and IL
81 links; thencenorth one hundred and twelve poles
the north line Of said quarter thence east eighty poles
67 Links 10 the beginning, containing hfysix and
onshsf acres being the same premises decided BY said
Dague aod wife TO said ewickaTd aU
Appnhsd at $50 90 per acre.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
L. J. CRITcHTrELD, Atty. a.
Printers fees $3.50.
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Neuralgia Plasters.

rEps a: hUhph NEURALGIA NoN-ADHHsrvR p1 Az.
s1 aIe ne most psasant and suocessni r.n.dts.
.sscsOed ona iOr hs painful dssaSs Ths pst;ss
aWakes free from PAIN and no blistss A. c,h. apc
Nh vnr. T eonsequsnees ensue. For RlR1cH1 anS
reliss IN sppy according to direction. and
to Dr. Hnsds.y follow: Nothing can be obtained scual
a.e ue snlroy novel, curious, and oroinsI nSsns-
si-ss ons . wo11eeily successful They Are of &c
osSes asgs s@ so IoI The face, price Is cens anA e
"~ % mailed on recstpt Of pTicS Sa @ oSS .r1sn
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Missouri OonvenIIon .

JEFFERSON CRY, June 12.-The vote by which
the convention yesterday refused to continue
the present Provisional Government in Office,
was re-considered, and the action of yesterday
reversed by q vote of As to 81.
A reaolution expressive Of confidence In Gov
Gamble and other State officers, was then pass
ed unanimously.
Thebill allowing soldiers of the State to vote
at the coming election for oyernor, members
of the Legislature and County officers, passed
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


J. RHPoRTD VoR TnH ONO TrATnuMAH
4 NEw YORK. June 10.
y OoTToN--Markst unchanged.
al RL0UH-pemand heavy and market about 10 lower
With limited demand for export and homo consumption
farther advance In freRhts today had very depress
superaHs stats isc3i IS Tor extra STATE; q SOSl x
for superane western ~ 50@4 o5 for common 70 me-
dIum extra we:tsrn; ss os9s IS Tor common g gooS
for trade brands; market closing heavy
CANADIAN EL0UR-Marketl d heavy and lower with
lslss Of isoo barrels st ~ 1904 % for common and
sYH FLoUR-ouss and steady. small sales at ~ 7o@
CORN MHAL-.In fair request with sales Of 500 bar
WHIsKY--The market Is more active and nrmer; sale
Of 800 barrels at 2i825c for State and Western.
lower. the large advance on rsg1 matsrisy checking
the export demand Sales OOO bush Chicago spring At
9009l %; 5000 bush Mllwaukee club at oo@l Ol;
winter red western Si Ii@i Is. $500 bush amber
Michigan at 81 n; $500 bush white western M u 20.
RYE-The market h quiet, without material change in
BARLEY-Dull. A sale of 1000 bush Canada was
made at zoo,
ooRa-opensd heavy and closed l92c lower. GALES
bushels at 795Oc for new mixed westernj 62D
$50 for old do; i4p4eo for damaged, and s3957c for
/ southern yellow.
oATs-Dul and declIningi aaiss at 4Oa49o for Cana.
1900 bags at 2Ok2ic.
sCdSR-Rsxi 8 quiet and stsadyla. sxa7e fofisIr to
good refining There sales OF 200 hoglheads Cuba
| lat7h@7xci lU0 hhds Porto Rioo at7KD5o.
h0LAssEs-In moderate request Gales 90 hid ou'
ba atae0Ds7c. rtf. t..-
P0RK-Ths market opered heavy and lover, With
sales Of 3p2l brs, at ol0 e7k@l1 90 for meas 20 000
for prime meas included In sales are ESQ bbs de-
| iiyerable In August at ell I2k.
BEEB-More active. Sales Of 900 bbls Of IS 5097 90
for country prime 009l0 90 for country mess I'll 90
@lSSo for repaeksd and eI3 to9h 50 for extra
mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-MarEet dull and nominal a.
ol9D20.
BEEF HAMs-oaIst. Sales 50 bbls at Sls9I0 50 for
western.
OUT MEATs-In Less active demard and prices hard.
yso nrm sales Of 100 packages at 3k93c for should
ers, and 41D4Ze for hams.
BAooN-Dall and nominally unchanged.
LARD-Rules steady, with Q firm demand, sales Of
2l0s barrels at 7k9eko. latter for choice. ..
BUTTER-A shade eSsler; l0Bl5o for Ohio, aud 10
8l7ko for state.
oaEEsE The market IT very dull and heavy, with
sales at 3S7Kc,
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June u.
FL0UR-There was q fair demand to-day for good
brands OF supene at g. and about 500 barrels were
sold at this prices regrindngs are offered at $3.50. The
higher grades are In fair request from the retailers and
400 barrels sold at prices ranging from % 1894 90 for
extra, and o. S5l 60 for family and fancy brands.
GAocERlEs-The market is still unchanged and
firm.
sU9kR-we quote at eK9sKc,
M0LASsEs--At 500.
OoFBRE--At 20k922ko,
PRovIsI0Ns-There has been NO essential change il
MESS PoRk--oOuld be sold at $40 so for nu.eIssu
ing any on the market; country packed is offered at BIO
BAJ0N-lOO hhds shoulders and sides, city cured,
sold at % 90 and 6c, but county Is offered at X@Kc
HANs-There Is some inquiry for plain bacon hams,
and about 75000 b sold at 5XeD05 80 for oanvnssed
and packed IN ercsS The best brands Of sussrcursd
BULK MRATs-Nothius transpirsd. The nominal
quotations are S93Xc for shoulders, and 5K@5Xe for
LAnDIs wanted for strictly prime, but there
WAIsKY-A continued good demand and prices are
kc higher with sales Of ,o3O bbI at lsk9l9Kc; the
latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-The market has undergone no change.
The demand h fair from the local and Interior mers at
6OgSoc for fair to prime red and 90495c for the zane
gIads Of indiana white The sales reported $50
bush fair red a s0c 070 bush prime do at e5e 1000 do
red at 66c.
CoRN-The demand Is fair and the market 10 steady
at go In bulk at the lower dpots 5000 bush sheed sold
at go In bulk,
oATs-The offerings were large to-day, and The mar.
ket was dull but prices are not quotsby lover eaIea
Of 1000 bush at 35c In store.
RYE-The market continues dull, and we have to re.
port further decline In prices closing at 5O5lc for
prime samples on arIya 30O bush sold at 5lo at the
lower depoIs, and 1000 bush on the landing at 5Oo
BARLEY-The demand is faiE and the market steady
at63C51Oc Tor prime spring and fall.
AAY-The receipts are liberal and the market dull,
though prices are NOT quotaby lower. Small sales at
per ton for loose and Sl69l7 for tghtpressed
on arrival.
CEEEsEIA continued good demand, and prices are
nc higher, the market closing nrm al xo for se-
lected Western Reserve.
BuTrER-The demand for the best grades Is fair but
qualities below prime are heavy and unsalsable. We
quote prime to eh5lce central Ohio at 5000.
Gaasfts.
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JOHN M. PUGH,
A 7 T0RNEY AT LA W,
COLUMBUS, OHIO,

nEvOTES HIS WHOLE ATTEN.
~ TlON TO the collection Of debts In Franklin and ad.
joining counties. : M y - : -
Also, 10 procuring the 800 bounty and back pay, dus
the nefs OF deceased soldiers volunteers obtaining
Pensions Tor ohiceu and Soldiers who have or may be-
wounded diseased or otherwise diOabled while In the
service Of the United states. seI "
transact all my business direct with the Department
washington Oty thereby avoiding the delay With slow
Forms and instructions given Without money and with.
My charges arc always moderate.
ONCE, City Bank Building.
RKyERENcE-- u-.
Judge Noah II. eWayne;
Hon. 8. 3. Coz;
Malcolm Mcdowell, PAymaSter In the Army.
spl9d2W&w3m
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new York stock Market.
rrrtEonArHrD FOR TUE OHIO srATrsxAs.l

TTtRoRARHTD FOR TIE OHIO gTATEsMAH,l
EIw YORK, June ID.
The Stock market Ia better with fair business Oleye
land and Pittsburg % Reading Michigan 6's 20
Hudson skies al New York Central 95k; Tennessee 90
COX; Illinois bonds at 95k Tennessee bonds 60X Chi
cago and Rock Island 90; Galena and Chicago u;
Illinois Central scrip 6fx; Panama l36X; Michigan
Central 6ex; Erie 80; do preferred 68K; Hudson 10;
Reading 59 o. 8. slxss 1881 I0i q. 8. hves 1874 08
Treasury 3.l0 05X; PltSburg, Fort Wayne and Obi
cago 20; Toledo and Wabash 20; Toledo 45k Harlem
Tx; Harlem preferred Isl Pacific Mail lI5 Cumber.
land Co. s; PennsylvAnia % 90; Missouri alxes SIX;
Oregon war loan, half yearly l0lk; Michigan Southern
I'd mortgage SAX; Chicago and Northwestern Cd mort
gage 24i Cleveland and Toledo missouri Gs 53K
Virginia G's 81.
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Dsserlions ar Om the Rebel Army.

New YoRK, June l3.-A letter from the army
Of the Potomac to the Post, gives camp rumol
that an Irish regiment attempted to desert from
the rebels, and reached Mechanicaville bridge
but ran, after a few shots from our picket
guards and that they are now under guard.
A letter to the Philadelphia Press states thai
deserters are arriving, and reports q great num-
Der are anxious to reach our lineg--not only
North Carolinians, but men from every rebel
State. -- IL
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Master Commissioners Sale,

Robert BurnS Griffin Doc. 3,page l53. d. 10
-. vs. I Superior Court Of Franklin
Nicholas Harrington stal) county, Ohio. ~
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
public euotion at the door Of the Court House In tho
city Of Columbus, on d. - :
Saturday, the 18th day of July, A. D. 1862,
AZ one O'Clock ?. M the following described real ss.
tate, situate In franklin county, Ohio, to Wit:
Lots Nos (4e and (43, In the town Of Alton, as psr
recorded plat Of said town.
Appraised, lot No. d9, at 500 90
T" Z" a. At Is 90 l
q. ". HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
and destar Commissioner.
2 Printers fees as 25.
0TTo DREsKL, Atty. -t
june3-dlt&wtd.