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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

80 CF1nogs o. soroi1s0us ac,<sioas .f-
earsc. ths ousa,, ne potato 50 - a.ansart fi.
vie aud llt-s stl - istAl. 11es .lae lfr.
oootAnai-a-sl ala .ripostsy o .Ae s'e.i.
% ssso a.. age.la e. everywhere csr qaai..i E.
al ~ --ces a. sA-n.ea ala aen,. sns .i- ..si'.
these eis q then. die sso-isals scc. lsts.ss
ere curable. AtEA'e sAAsAfAAs4l. c-sa1 &. .... 81.
scroialsus ecsruri-og cor -e 1.'o1. fs1rr- i.fs-.
ac braiiay. go ei1t.aA8 sfs s.Fa- ~
oeussnslns,oa irsu -.e ss-.s'n- 49, -rre gree
aDser yesf sS.siu.oos eis.fesfe siacs ta- rt.t.'f
I a.e Arm nas pis.'-ed =. a..as f, ~. ia,...
e-r.uee ,irtue. uiat d. cas-. >..s.-saus 49,. tt.,
sosai. NatHtory. 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

Isdvisoevsry oae VIZ sas Cough Russ
Voice Or Bel Breath. o. any d.aieniy q sAs Thro'
,o get packag. o. ny Throat Cou:eOt.ous 1sy~
relieve yea instAsuy. and YOU vii agree viii NJ
thst they gets shs 'sct" You W. fine Gsul ser1
gsefn AID pleasar, vhile :r,veiKag o. su-n.0s
pssie mee.lnss isg .h,l1s so-f voush OF s.laylrr
you7 thirsS HyOa ~ ono pseksss "a saie in AS
ing thai Yen viii ewes Afterwards ooa..Asr lhs1a Ia
is-p,ssisgs. Ysu VII God ,ssrp .s,as 0rnggists .o
Dealers 10 Ne6lclneA
sFRicE rwgsrY- FrvK cESTs.::
Ny sigpasureI- q, oses pAea.rs Al etasrs a.
counterfeit
APseksss VIII = .-n' ~ NIL. prefa.t. ,eoig
OfTlairty cen.A...
Address,
I; HENRY c SPALD.Ne,
No. - Cedar Street. New Torb
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
OYSTERS.

ISREsH orsTT - lsss rscsirst az 81 - f~,t
IL oo.sta~sig % hac1 ~ A Fcc.S, a. "a STAR
o><J. el<a<r &. kax cS-s SEse1- elv-s.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

ArvNx--As So act s,arst & srFf,-el o.. estsy
serson sLc4ia prepars tlelg - ssso io a.. -4.uE..
~ tAsrs l. - sertsg = sTP'.e-1s, - "ASiesn's
.srsaS -aensls Csxll.l aGt iao9, purr.r O. sif
.aras ths tios1 tasre1sts. a 81 ~ s.lle ar
usrgiaeo s1a i-~ g,rs.s f.e ~. 70 "a .atl
~ .rlmen-s Su-af.t3 - 4 t-.s ll s..
.~ocl s..oust & it, scssl sfsaes 10 ta,scV, be-.
a. vlsS an .l1rore rs,sss- p ~. shr e.ot .-f
% All. urn tslsasaslel. 81 take
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

Thew sre made Of simple besSs and carns
harm any ore.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25
MEDICAL.
ITELMBOLDs GENUINE PREPA
IL TON.

ELMBOLDs GENUINE PkEPA
IL TON.
satsaL1 co&cESTRAIkpy.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BCCHO
a ps.fffwr srt Specific kerletg
For Dsses q tbe BLA DDfh, hlDok1s. OkAsAL
All pRUPslcAL swEl11sGS.
snd ercltss tss A-isOhbkSTS iuie healthy acton
~ watch the wATERY OR CkfcAAOlS cepo@- 4
t'1as, and All UNNA1UR Al ESLA ~ hNkNIs are /
xEs. WonKy. OR CHILDREN
HuxBoI.D's ExTRcT BUcuU
Fer Weaknesses
Arss.as from Exeessss. HAA.ts q Dissipation. Eariy
Arf - s'siI y VIII m FIX FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
f,,zs ~ w@ulorr Dfffcuit of Eresfhing
Weak Nerves, Ireno ans
nslTsf 81 tfstase, akt a 80
d r.ness 81 Vision. r4in In the bAr'
/ DO nsr1s. Fiashshs 81 sts BodT.
/ D-.,aess .. IL skin. Erupuons Or tie Pace,
PAIIJD CO-S1EsASCE.
Thsse symptoms. all - 20 - 30 On, which this
ms1lcine Invariably feuores, scca fellows
INPOTEHCY, FATJlTf, EfiLkPIiC FIIs,
| II OSE or WHICH TIE PAIlEST Ill EAflkk.
/ who can szy ihattbey are ret frecoenty ioiso~ef
L BIZ Ice "DlkEFUL DlsEASIS'
INSANITY ASDc 'Sst NYTIoI.'
xany are axartH % The caass q their ssrering. -
But SOSk viii CONfzsS
/ rIfz RECORDS OF THE iNsAsE AS1LUAS
Aad he Eelaacboiy Deaths oy Conscnipttn,
| TaR CONSTITUTION NcF AffECTED WITH
| OCEANIC wEAKNEss.
! REQUIRES tie az - medicine 70 strc-gt5en ard
lnvigssats Tie sy'tsm.
wAlsA H.-zsolD's EXTRACT brcHU insaliassJ
d0ss.
rEsAL WI eosyIscz rHE MOST sxxFTfesI-
EMAlEs-FKNALKs
/ OLD OK Y0I NJ. siNGlR. MARRIED. OR co .
TKMPLATSG nARRIA6E
II MASr AFFEIIiOSS fkJLl1AG TO FEMALE
tie Extract buchu Il unsquAlle b a.J ot.lr rem. {,
a. IL Chiorosls Kstcution. Irregular 1infIi
ns.s, o. Suppression Of Crsiousry kvscn 4tons, &C.
csrafea scrfho-s state Of the Uterus
"a he ser. ~ssther arsiDg zen Inaiscte;0n. h2p'
Of DsIpst'on - N ths
DECLINE on CHANGE GP LTR.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOvk
EOFANni SHOULD BE WITHOUT IL.
TAxs 80 sost BALsA~. hEecrzr. on usrxkssx
kxD. sfSs ron CsrLxAzAxT Asb DAsaEsous Dtsf AsE1
HELMBOLD > EXTRACT bUCHC
SECRET DISEASES
II sg their s.-.ss. a. nsds KEFsns
Lt o. NJ cAarg. 81 q 81: 20 inrorven enc
AND 30 EXPOSURE.
Il sA4ses a freq.vut Gcsire 49, yves sIcngt.
L mate, thsre5y Removing uostrurucus,
Pr-restlns ana curiug stfi1sres o. he Ureth-s,
tiiayin rAia and tnr-nirn stcn, - fsequeru
"a Gas. 81 sesscs. and expcll.Hs al Poisonous
u sa4-3. sd Wofu-sut Natter. .t.tI
ruorsASDs rHocsA~Ds
" % GAyE rEEN TuA VICTIMS OF CCACks
az ehs Ave pa 4 gEAvr rrssfo be cured Ia = sno.
q 80, have found tbey were deceisee. aud ttN a
"IDlsOS' La, 0y the uso oi "fo~erinl Astril
-" tssn esisd up IN ths. sys,sn. - break oct
aggravated form. and
rEAliAfS AFTER IA3kAGK.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

A. o<rrs.n unp-fscipiet psr>o-s ere s-r~rnp<frs
r.ln 81 ne ulscfpectirF prttic traitsfio-s I'm
EPkREDGLIF, w0sid crufio1 r<rs1ns q exsn
ne before pzrckssnz. I'D Ira. r. XII narn-
sFsPAulurG's PKEPAKED 0I.rR.vs
"a - he salzl-> v--,ozs <n e,A.-s 49,
eo1n.~-feA
sxx<wd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

"Cos,ars" Rat. Roach. dc. Exterrsnstoy.
"Cosfar's"
"Costa~'s' Bed bug Erfrminsfor.
'Cosfsr's'7
"Costar's" EleoiTic Polrder. FOR Insects. &c.
IL s5~ Sc ard el % t,ox-s. Bc,iies ard Flask.
and 80 Szes for Plan atom. ships. Beats.
hotels. etc. etc.
CaL'TEON To prevent the ruhlc from
b,inx imposed upon BY Spurious and Lt5tlg FeTai
cou- hansfieAs, new label hss bseu prepared,
b arg nc uEe - thu Froprieier's slgnsturc.
Examias each hox, bottle. or gssk careful seiors
pu -ch a sltr AM take uotbisg out ''tostar's."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

sPALOING's THROAT coSFecroN1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-25

az s.D~se t-ssle q spArLDfSC's PRxPA2Ft
8biE w.ii save 'er dues lfs co.'s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
Cincinnati Market. .

orScnEATI, Feb. ..
BLOUR-The demand was quite moderate, and tbs
market quite The sales were limted; 40 harYeIs
rate. Wv Nv Wv ssHae
WHIsKY-A dull marsOt, ard prics, "a ,ov.,.-
wagon '-' 'A'''' 'a'' i'f
WHEAT.There was better demand to pay, and the
aIkst was pfmer but not higher. We quote prime red
~ Ald Prn' white at sSe0sl, the latter rate
vi hsnIuoky' rhe salea reported were 800 busho {
prime red az 700, $50 bushels prime Kentucky Whits
do do at S6c. " .NN WV Du'Ne''
COkN-Tho receipts are more LIBERAL but the demand
iully up 70 the supply, aud the market IA arm al poo
ior ear at the lower dePots. ''- ~ wv
vAIs-rne market 10 unchanged and steady. We
quote them at 29c In bulk. Wv
,nIh-dolden were more disposed 10 meet the yiews
6lo. w WV AZ" CIV Uusnsn "
bAHLEY-A continued good demand for prIme anal.
Inss and the mSrket rules m at 605Qc for fall and
fgS5e for spring. -" ''' '~''' oNN
H. we have no change to report In the market;
.oOsePres:ed dull at el2 per ton on arrival Tighe
Ptelseo 70 IN fair demand at 9l3@I3 so;
ar sE-Lhe supply is light and the demand good at
BUTrEk-Tho market for the best grades Is firm At
Mgl4c win demand equal to the supply; common to
APPLEs-rhs demand 10 fair at 81 8ON2 50 per bbl
on arrival. and S283 from store,
P0rAToEs-The market is Ann with n good demand
ana hgnt receipts We quote prime Neshanocks o. 400
on arrival, and $50 from store.
sEED-SAles 125 bushels clover In sacks at o3 90.
olL-A sale OF 81 barrels Linseed at s0c further id.
vance.
3dSEtts,
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From washington,

WAsaiNdroH, Feb, 1 The Secretary Of Wal
directs that Officers and soldiers who are or who
may be taken prisoners, shall, during imprlsou.
ment, be entitled to the same pay as II In active
service. Fa E Fti cE
Notwithstanding the tone Of some foreign
Journals on the stone blockade, etc dispatches
received at the State Department arc regarded
as conclusive Of q complete restoration Of good
feeling with the governments of England and
France and other continental States. H@Na
The Secretary. of State, on Friday directed
the release of all prisoners taken from aboard
insurgent armed vessels. 1t ia true the rebe
authorities refused the exchange Of pirate Smith
for Col, Corcoran, on the ground of difference
In rank. ,, o,..
1t is reported that the Government has deter.
mined to place the rebel prisoners now In New
! York and Philadelphia op the footing Of prison.
ers Of war. An order has been Issued for re.
moving them to military prisons with view to
exchange for citizens OF the United States i'm.
prisoned in the South. This will probably re.
suit In the release of Colonels Corcorap, C6egs.
well, Lee, Woodruff Wilcox, Vodges, aud other
officers now held as hostages. II 10 generally
belisysd that sp exchange of All prisonsrs will
II is understood that tbs'tsx bill isbeing per
footed In its detailesby the committee,of Waye
and Means, IL ptoPoses . moderate rate OF
taxation on mostArticles OF necessary conaump,
tion, With higher rates on distilled liquors and
quests; on passengers by railroRds and convey.
ances, on newspapers and = stelegraphlc mes
bagea. This bill will give to U. 3. funds sure
specie.paying security. eco Y y,qVrl 2 ssl uedl
The committee is also considering the sub.
lanA ~ a a,nafional hahkino In ~ pao,,i.i.s, ,ho
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
SHERIFFS SALE.
Milton v n.".'.. ula'. franklin Common Pleas.

8. 4 g.. Q. CLARK
Va. franklin Common Plaza
Milton W. Dennison.>
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF vuNDI
- to me directed from the Court OF Common Pieas o
franklin county Ohio will offer for sale at the door D
the court House In the city Of Columbus, O., on
Saturday, the sth day of February, A. D. 1862
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m and O'Clock
m, the following described real estate situate In The
county OF franklin, and State Of Ohio to wit:
Lot No. az laid down sud designated on the plat II
the proceedings In the Of Jane Dennison vs. Bur
W. Denntson Of al, in the Court Of Common Pleas
Franklin county ohio recorded Ia record book No. 81
Iage SSs, and bounded as follow: Beginning at a st,k,
N corner to lot No g. In the center Of the count,
road; thence along the center Of said road N. deg
minutes r. IL IL 100 poles to StAke thence B. 81 deg
- minutes e. Zi2 so 100 poles to stake in the wes
line o. John Cherys and thence along said line g. Il
deg 70 minutes e. "A 80 100 poles to axe N. n cor
ner TO said lot No. q thence along the line Of said
lot 81 deg minutes w. 2l5 so 100 poles 70 the b.
ginning, containing eighteen and 50 poles being
ings In partition.
Appraised at S55. 90 per acrs.
GnoRaH W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
Printers fees e5 90,
ian2-dItAWM=
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From Cairo.

CHioAoo, Feb 3.--A special to the Trlbun,
from Cairo says the correspondent Of the Mem
pbls Appeal, writing from Columbia, Texas
Jans 2Oth, says bark and schooner belonging
to the Federals came near our coast, v hen they
were fred on by our forcesJ both vessels re.
turned FIRE. We hred ten gunsi they twenty-five
mostly shells, and then retired seemingly disa'
bled, or satisfied that they could not win.
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Prnn, tha Rnnfh

NHy YoRK, Feb. "A dispatch In the Nor
folk Day Book of the 3lst ult., dated Savannah
the 30th, says seventeen Federal vessels were al
Warsaw Sound yesterday, and heavy firing was
heard. Their course was unknown.
The Savannah Republican has private let.
ter, dated BAinbridge, the 9Th, giving a report
Of fight at James Island, near ApalaohieolA
"Sxty Federals killed; thirty.fye prisoners
Enemy routed. Our loss thirteen"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
From Kentucky.

LouIsVILLE, Feb. 3.--Captain H. M. Fogg
of Nashville, member Of Zollicoter's staff
who was wounded near Somerset, is dead. Ma
jor Cliff, Surgeon of ZOllioofer's Brigade, talE
en- prisoner at Somerset, 10 here, and will bI
sent to Bowling Green on Tuesday to be en-
changed. Lis thought that General Buell wi
arrange for the exemption Of oil surgeons from
arrest theReaiter.e, - ysaigeh - q 81 sSWla8
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Few York MsrHs..


[REPoRrKp ron THE ONO srATnMAn
NEW YoRK. Feb. ).
o0rToN--rhs cotton market IL dull, sales Of 50
bales at $50 for middling uplands.
FLOUR 30 betteri moderate demand for export an
home consumption s,e. u 900 bbsa S5 coos IS for
Perane staei eS s'Ds 95 for extra Stste, sS COOS
nm 1S1 '1psranS %serS sSSs vs. for to med
ira round hoop Ohio; % lOdb8 rs for trade brands
Market closing quiet. Canadian -four sh do bst Of
Gs s. sa,ssss S IS % $50 STs
RYE az usLoga-ouist and steady sales Of 100 farrell
ookN msAL-Rules steady, with sales Of 50 bbIs New
WHEY Shade armeri sales Of 800 bblSat 29D23Kc
WHEAf-The market opened shade hmer and clos
Cd quiet; shippers are not disposed operate very frse
Chicago spring a. q 300 3; 5000 bushels fair Mi.
waukee club at IS In store; 10 400 bHhels winter red
western at 81 42D 45 1000 bushels common Canadian
Of ei43. and 500 bushels amber NJ chigan at 81 4s.
=. hYE-soatoe and hrm, at e39e5c. Small sales at
BARLEY-sCarce and firm, with sales Of 500 bushels
state at 6Bo.
CORN -FIrmer, with moderate demand for export
and home oonsumpuoD sales Of ~ QUO bushels mixed
western at 65c, and $50 Jor prime delivered.
and state.
P0RK-Ths demand s less active but prices generally
whout decided change; sales Of 400 barrels at ol2
10 Tor mess el3Dl3 rs for prime mess 90 5Op SO for
prime Included In the arc BOO barrels msss dc.
iveIable hrst half 10 JuneSeles optien, and II 900
and ~ OOO barrels do deliverable IN March and April at
ylS Total stook old and new, February lst, 1909 <7
81 ,795 bbls.
BEER-Rules very quiet. bat prices Arm; lsO barrels
sold In obbng lots at s44 5U for oountry prime S50
oOfor country mess SlO9i2 for repaoked mess; S3 rs
a ,aas t3r extra mess Total sOOk old and new, February
packages; last BAR 81 IL packages,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
From KRnana.

LEAyEnwoRrH, Feb. a.-Col. Dsitzeler, of
the Kansas First, and Col. JennisoD, of the
seventh, have been appointed Acting Brigs-
der Generals. tf' :.
Friends Of Gen Lane declare tbst he will en-.
ter the military service If he has 70 serve as q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
1Departufe OF Troop for Port Royai

New YoRK, Feb. alt Is stated that. the
.have iost Annapolis for Port Royal 'S' - Z
The steamship Bavaria brought two thousand
cases Of arms, containing forty thousand sabrel
snp ogss aiolsy'pY tnopsaMrc M s1Apc q stnr'
equipments ETC. u hsvfJsg 'ssl .fssia kea ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
Hog Markets.
CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO.

The receipts Of dressed hogs were only l0s0 and th
market was hm and Sc better, with fair inquiry 70
heavy hogs for shipping Packers did not tase hol,
freely ct the prices, and the market rather quiet
closing hrm.
The receipts Of live hogs we're 760 against hect
for the day previous The market to day was moro ac
mand bsipg chiefly the part Of packers for hogs suit
able Tor prime mess pork. Prices have not materiay
changed since our last quotations ranging from S2 asa
20 lou bS gross, at whien figures about 000 head
changed hands. The market closed hrm,-lTrbune
Reb. q h--~~~0'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Dwight Stone DOckst3 page l4U.
N. Superior court Of Frank
Vincent I, Williams ct al.> lin county, Ohio
DY VIRTUE OF AN OH DER OF SALE
from said court, to directed will oRer at puhllc
sale at the door Of the Court House, IN the oy Of oo
lumbus, on
Saturday, the lst day Of March, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
NJ the following described real estate situated In tha
city Of Columbus, franklin county Aforesaid, viz:
Lot No. z, a the ssme 10 described on the recorded
plat Of Brotherton Wacutts addition to the city ol
Columbus and being tho east half Of the following Dc
scribed premises, viz:
Beginning the North side Of Town street $50 feel
East Of Fourth street, thence y degrees, West 18TH
side EAstery 69k fest thence Q. i2 degrees n. is7K
feet to the North line OF Town street; thence with
line Westerly to the place of beginning,
Appraised at e2.4OO
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers issB ~ so,
jane6-dlt&wd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
From Fortress rTonroe,

FoRrREss MONRoE, Feb. "A aig Of truce
was sens to CrAney leland to-day, but It brought
back no passengersor papers. The crew OF the
rebel boat reported that heavy firing had been
heard at Norfolk during the past two days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

New YoRK, Feb. 3.-The steamship North,
ern Light from AsplpSsll with California treas
ure, 10 below, detained BY heavy unow,stOrm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

Removed from nis old OTnoe.
DR.. A.B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near high st.,
columbus o., hs, devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases he may BE-
consulted at his Office Broadway, near the Exchange
Bank. ~ 5ghl
Jan19dtf ss- sst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

NSySe II Sisghe CoId, Cough,
EsS .5Zdafaenesa, or 5c<e
EJN0ylbiIEsle ISttoat, tOhich might bs
w. lSH CHECKED prSttT a snnple rem
Z. .W2NW e5A if neglected, g7sn ter
inmates seriously, ,Fero are atVare Of
the importance If stopping a 4ouqh on
SZi4Jat lgeLd in is frat stage that
whioh in the bsgirstns t0ou,d yield to
mild rsrtedy, Ef not attv,de5 to, soon
ottacbs the lungs.
Afoun's @N0,1chiaL >gtacjtea
wsrs first intyoduced eIsUeva years ago
It has been proued that they are the hsst
art;s,s bcSrs the public for ISaaahs,
@oLda, 9fonchitia, .AstEn1a,
Hatnkkh, the Hacling Cough IN fan
nzIitio,1, and numerous affections Of
the tS}lteat, gtcSnS irtnrediats rstiS
FMbItc Speakers and StssSeFS,
,Oin find them sfsotudl for elaa9feg and
strengthening the voice. 4 sass o.
sold BY all Qrugsists and Oealas IN
llsatoins, at IS cents pr bar. sa
For sale, wholesale or retail. By
shi0 .5tN Nhth 9. ROBERTS, Dmssist,
- No. ANorth High street,
~~"'A" =. IAaA A,tl- u LfH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04
ReIaaae- Of Priaoners

BALrIMoRE, February 2.--Three hundred and
eighiy-six rebel prisoners, rank and 6le, at Fort
Warren, go tomorrow to Fortress Monroe
Commodore Barron is not included among
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

New HAVEN, Feb. 3-Wm. A. Larned, an
esteemed professor in Yale College, died In q
ft this morning
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Master Commissioners Sale.


Elizabeth Ellsworth, Pleas.
vs. November Term, A.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID 10 me directed from the Court Of Common Piess ol
fuklin county, Ohio will offer for sale Al the dooI
Of the court House. in tho city Of Columbus, Ohio on
Saturday, tibet sh day of March, A. D. 1862,
q. ore O'Clock P M, the following described lands and
tenements, situate In Frsnkiin county. ohio, to wit:
All that tract Of land situate In the township Of sharon
vnd bounded as follows being lot number seven IN
tion number four, township number Two, range number
eighteen United States military land; and also thai
other tract Of land In said township and county and
described follows: Being lot number eight In section
number four township number two, range number eigh-
teen, United States military survey Of land, except
eighty acres sold on the east end Of the two tracts about
two years ago. the balance hereby conveyed being about
one hundred and eightyoight acruS Of land. moro
lees. l143f ~ faa
, Appraised at sOS per acre.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
Printers fees % so.
febl-dlt&wh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-04

ToLEDo, Feb. 3.-Lieutenan Waterman, y,
s., A stopping at the Oliver House In this city,
shot himself Feb. I. He issupposed to be NOR.
tally wounded. 7iy h icfaE
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QLACK STRAW BONNETs AND En-.
- eeant Ribbons, In great variety q BAIE's
oCB No. %, HJgh strees
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Rail Road Tlme Table.
hrTLE MIAMI q OeEvpus& d XEmA n. n. styll N
t Uu1 Leaves. Arrives
Night HxpfeSS, via Dayton, 300 A. n. &SoA. N.
Cincinnati Accommodation. $50 A. M. 9;ee Z. n.
Day Express .'''........ll,6oP' p III. EDP' M
e3Iyf JHo. W. poHERrY, Agent
OoLUMnUa & oIxv1AND d. b.
Night Hxpresa. sa..,...,..,Y.S,50 A. l10A.M
New York Ixpress. ais Pm. ISOP. NJ.
", JAMES pGrrrR'ON, Agent
CENTRAL ONO H. X. gpts 3Aff ~
Night Express. "....,. 800 A. ". ES0 A. n
Day Express. .'..,"...... $40 z. M. hS0 p. N
~ WI. Rnl, Agent.
prrTspUhsu, ooLpxDrs q cucurATI B. B.
Mall TrAin.. ...,s.. ,s.." 400 Am. l:o0 A. n
Bxpress Train. ,.laSS pm. Lao P. M.
orl-irT s.s1 y a1t Jos. Rosruos, Agent.
COLUMBUS Il It7AHofotIs, n. Il. tA" 20
tcotrMDus Pia-L & INpiAxA B. b. e7r
Ss SSsi's's0 Express .:..,. sSS sS 4. NJ ses Z. Y.
Urbsna sS .o.o,... 1000 AN. RS Pm.
O. W. SMITH. Agent.
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HEAVY FIRING NEAR BEAUFORT
TIE QUESTION OF FINANCES.

DEMANDS OF TEE TREASURY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-29
Excitement ever The y. Orleans NcW
&c. &c. Sc.


Before COrHh, NIy 21.--Gcn. llallctl ha.
issued order rfohib.tns s,ru',hu,. r.,
pckcts ON cacL side a.' now fricuI S., and wiz. 'n
conyorsing distance, which they improve. Latn.-'t {
10 rebels, including soi .,ait, came over. Al
s,ong the line our forces arc within two ullos uf tc
rebel works. H. scmc places our heavy guns pr.
within bi,,criug stance, llt dcufc woodlands .u-
terveuing prevent either paity from opc-iuy fire.
Camp rum.rs SAY that V. ssburr hal sYtrculce-
ed, and TINT our neat was On raU'' t. Mru.l.s
The reporter Of IT, A14,c.,t,l press u General
ualleck's headquarters says tia, all Cariu'l an
news kilograms nom Chyaso, we'd ,i, Clltu,
for some time Inst are entirely witl.lt ioYuiitiau
No movement of the least consequence lal occurred
In Corirth or vicinity NJ to ll.3o T.. N. ycttcrday
The sayanual Nrw', Of tie 17th, says tLat two
Yankee steamers opened fire with s.ut and ..c.l ,u
Daricn on Friday. ~ dpma.c was d,no. r,
Mobile REGIsTrR of Tie 9-j, nays TIA, all IL "a q
1t Fort Morg,n. 1t lul 'is. . the c,ircspou.,ic,
relative TO the demanded surrender ot Viohshur..
The vcksbur{ ClrkES O, T., eOu,, eay-'t.at s.iso
Federals have landed Il; Warr alton, aui had a few,
,kirmishes Governor Siortel, of Ala ma. ca d.
out all the male p-r rllat On NJ st jcet.d 10 t..
.onscripton Law, fora STATE Guard.
Cincinnati, May pa special to tho a.
pane % n Iudannl os Say. tl.,, sn o.. ol. ,,l.
~
fehei res-iouitls of - mile Of ih. on uls'-
yard nj bo-s -, fmday night and are eltr,u.' .us
,,,,ckly as poA lis posit on will not warrant .
nublc defence' I'D hence his moving ty regular T.
Sary yard at ~; S,rs as he goes. niseApec,tl
and arm an elu". w open on the enemy by Thurs.
directed sa the Comma
ar charter, ana u ~ reported, arrived at Clrinlh
Commander "h'.h 1000 raw recruits. Desortnr.
,ra .ne army has more confidence in Gene al
Irisg and rcce than in II lurcsard. The sc,.u s.
il the army i1 fearful AMI increasing rapidly, wlrc
ours is improving Their officers have sent al t.r
'asgage and personal sfftcts to Grand FUNSTON.
PhdIde,ghid, Agy.-A1n. IN rnsi A. Scott, A
'stani Secretary OF War ! -s arrived Lerc, direct
rom Gen. lialIeek's army ltflrc ClriLtA, having
eli there lat Friday Our. army 10 in excellent
'ondt'on' occupying q. ttron; position and r.a,y
! or tho rroa' struggle. battle may be expected
a. in 4 n g,t 4. ~ Ia