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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-27
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LAnsel, Tyr from Jan 3,'6l. I,5C
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B Suttles, Tyr from Jan 8, '6l. Lot
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A Foreacre, Tyr from Jan 3, 81. l,5C
STdn, Vintoa Co.
VIM Herald, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l 1,5I
J Hamilton, Tyr from Jan 8, '6l. 1,5C
Robert Welsh, Tyr from Jan 3. 81. l,5C
DR. l. Holland, Tyr from Jan 8, I,5C
New Plymouth, VintOn Co.
Christ Ellis, Tyr from Jan 8, '6l. l.5(
2 Rose, Tyr from jana, '6l. l,5I
BJ Atkinson. lyr from Jan 8, '6l. l,5C
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York marhat.

Nav YORK. December Is
COTTON--Dull and nominal, with sales at 669
66ko for mddling uplands salea Of 300 suratS was
made on private terms. -.
BLOUR-Market 10 heavy and shade easier, with
only q very modemB0 business doing. There were
sales ut IS 1905 e5 for suporhne state; 40 0500 Is
for extra statej e5 75D5 90 for supernne western;
% 1S6 50f common to medium extra westerni % 40
06 rs for common 10 good ahlpplng brands extra
round hoop ohioj and 80 e5@s 95 for trade brands
Market closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Markct dull and heavy; sales Of $50 bbls
ut 3ei6D30c.
WHEAT-Market IL dull and shade lower. sales
Chicago sprIng at 81 20Dl 2e milwaukee club at 81 "a
al 81; amber Iowa at 81 1901 35 winter red western
at 81 1901 42t amber Michigan at Si39l 45t and win
ter red and amber state at 81 4Ok0Di AK.
O0RN-There ID only moderate business doing, and
the market Is slightly in favor Of the buyer. Sales at
for damaged and heated.
OATs-Dull with q good demand at ssdB7Oc for com
PoRK-Lsss active and lower. Sales of 1900 brls
at 0I4 l6kQDH IS for mess: 9l4 00Dl4 SO, closing at
eli 90 for prime; and Sl3 00@l6 0efor prime mess.
BEBF-The market 10 dull, with bmai sales at % 90
@l0 rs for county S5 5O97 90 for country prmei
Gle 0O@l375 for repaeked mess; and sl3 SoDh rs
PRIME MESS BEEF-DulI and nominal.
BEEF HAM5--Are III moderate request ct el2 500
el5 so,
OUT kEATs--More aetiye, with sales Of 1900 pack
ages new at So for shoulders, and 90 for hams.
Ho0s-Drssed, dali, heavy and lower, with sales
ct 5H05Xc for western. T.. ..
BACON b1DEs-In moderate request.
LARD-Qui9t and unchanged, With sales Of 7l0 bbls
9k6pI0.
iuTTER--1s selling ct lsa02o for Ohio, and 9esg7o
state.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Cleveland Msrket.

oLKvRLAAD, Dec. l3.
RLoUR-In light demand and steady at a5 1905 90
Tor country ground red wheat double extras.
BYE FLouR-6ells BY the dray losd at IS 90.
WHEAT-Markst quiet with GALES BY the car load
az ~ MOI 10 for red on track, and 81 1901 20 for
Ohio white.
ooRN-In good local demand at 53c on track By the
car load.
oATs-In fair request and steady at 45c on track.
BARLEY-selli at range at 81 1901 20, according
to quality.
RYE-oulet Latest sales at zoe. A
SEEDs-Markst nrm with q good demand for both
clover and timothy at IS rs for the former and % 90
for the latter.
HIaHwINEs-ouiet at range ct 9sk@s7c.
BUTTER-Dull with oniya local demand at I70 lec
for goodto choice W. r. In small lots Central IS near
ly nominal OF N4l3c
OHERsE--selling at s0okc for W.R,
RRUlT-Dned apples are In good demand at Ih04kc
Peeled peaches sell at l4c and unpeeled ct 7c Gran.
berries are worth I'll per Dbl, and green apples, best
HoGs-The market to-day ranges at 81 0Oa4 50, 40,
coIdg to Weishti lots averaging 200 pounds bringing
PoRK-No. mess pork is held at ell GO, with n..i.
doing.
LkkD--Ths market is quiet at &c for country rem
aercd. "
PoULTRY-Ths market Is we'll supplied to. day, ant
sale, are making at Sc for chickens and e7e per
Eeas-Ars in Light supply and the market is firm a
LUMBER-ws quote as follows Clear at Soe 90; "a
clear S200s9i box 9ls 90; common 0ll O0Dl3 90
.awed shingles - co. shaved shingles % 1904 sO lh
oILs-ws .quots No. lard OF ese9Oc; machinery
sOSnso; siseSsSs 81 lski rnassd si IS, carbon In
salS-E selling at o % for ans, and % Os 70,
TiI1ow-s.lllns s,ss,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec, 10.
Stocks better; isr business. Chicago and Rock Island
s0ki Norwich and Worcester 74i Milwauhee and
Prairie du Chem 2nd preferred eli Cleveland and
Toledo 90; Illinois osntralscrp M; Michigan Bouth
ern guaranteed American Cold l3e0lS2K; Pacific
Mail l@ New YORK Central 1913 Hudson 7aE; Harlem
siI Harlem preferred 50k; Michigan Central sk Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds 100; o. 9.
lixes 16Sl coupons lolki California sevens O5; Brock.
Yn water loan l00N; Indiana and Michigan eo Illinois
Central bonds l0si Terra Hante and Wabash I'd bonds
e0ki nre 9Th bonds 10l; Del L. q W. l2T; 0sena and
Chicago elk Cleveland and Pittsburg 4eK; Ire 0O[I
DO preferred 81; Cleveland & Toledo ssK, Treasury
Notes 3lo) l0sJ(; Little Miami lo6K; Michigan
southern 3eH; Michigan Southern second 9ai: Eric %
bcsds 100 Pttaburg, Fort Wayne q Chicago "a bond
i, DO LIT kohicago North Western lst ASK do %
81 do assorted bonds t7j Cleveland, oolumhns and
Cincinnati lnxA Panama 1879 Missouri nxsa soK Ten.
nessse sixee 5ai Racine and Milwaukee ll2Xi United
States Gs 81 coupons lOs; Registered 9oX q. B. 81
"a coupons %; Registered t9N; Demand Noles lOl
virtnia eixss 60 Tsnnessee 54k; Hannibal and
Bt. Joseph bonds 6ai United States one year csrtia
este1 Wi eoupona l0lk demand notss lc6Ki RssdinS
7si Chicago Burlington and Quincy SIX; U.e. yesi
certificate s6h North Carolina Sc 70; Ohio 60 Of Sl
II; California ~ l4k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Money Marker.

Nav XoRH. Dec. Is.
The oRey market rules easy st per cent. discount
for call loans.
Sterling Exchange 70 quiet. The nominal auos
tatlons 81 49k8l 44k for Merchanss' and 0i 1z&
al IS for Bankers bills.
Strictly Prime Paper continues aTm OF es97 per cent
discount.
American Gold 10 Q little iower-opening at SUK,
declining to SIX, and closing quiet at Blk per cent.
premium.
California Gold Bars arc quiet and nominal ct 3IK
per cent. premium.
Government Stocks are Q shsds easier. ppited
states Ve Of le6l at 81 "a; Registered 9ekt Hx.
!ntereit ditto ooIPons 81 o. Fiyes "a; Coupons o9k
dull and heavy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
From the soutbern UOast,

New YoRx, Dec. 15.-EIilton Head sdvicsG
by the Bienville mention an expedition project
ed against Mobile. The steamer Ericsson and
q propeller, both With troops, cosled and left on
the 10th inst, bound South. The steamer Star
Of the South and large steamer, probably the
North Star, were passed of Edisto by the Bien-
Vile.
The rebels IN the vicinity of Hilton Head
have erected powerful batteries on James and
Sullivan's Islands, and along the coast ss far o.
Bulls Bay.
Bearregard was intrenching at Charleston,
with forty thousand men under him.
The health of the troops at Port Roysl is ex-
cellent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
ARMY STORES.
OFFICE 0T COx1isaAHY o. SUBSISTENCE,

ofTlcE ~ OoxMiseARY o. eURsnTENcE
OAHr oHAAE, ONO,
pIDs WILL BE RRcEIvED FROM FIRST HANDS,
~ (ans IRON citizens loyal 70 the Government, and
nom whom the oath Of allegiance will be required on
acceptance Of the bds), until IL A. NJ, DECEMBER
SAh, lses, at Camp ohsse, Ohio, for the supply and
delivery, free OF all charges, or such
Fresh Beef,
Meas Beef, In barrels, fall weight,
Mess Pork, In barrels, full weight
Smoked Bacon, clear sides, (ueWl 10 casks
Smoked Shoulders, lusw) In tisrces,
Smoked Hams, (new) In terces, -' . 10
Extra Superfne Flour, In barrels, lined,
Hard Bread, In barrels, lined
Corn Meal. In barrels lined,
Beans, white nsld, In barrels, lined.
Rice, East India or oaroins, In barrels, Iilsd,
Hominy, Of white corn, In barrels, lined,
Gofee Sugar, Light brown, In barrels lined,
kio Coffee, roasted-not ground. in barrels, Mad,
Black Tea, In strong boxes,
Green Tes, in strong boxes,
Vinegar, in barrels
Star candles, In boxes, full weight,
bosp, In boxes, .
salt, fine, in barrels, 90 pounds to the busksl,
Irish Potatoes, 10 barrels. 90 pounda to the bushs
Crushed Sugar In barrels, ~
a. may be required BY the Oommissry Of Subsistence
stationed there from time to time. Sdid Rsds WAs1
accepted, Witorm the basis Of written cont1c, with
two coed sueses, and bonds sufficient to indemnify tbs
United States against loss Said contract TO take effect
on inc nr,t day Of January, n63 and to continue In
proval Of the oommiasary Geneal Of subsstenoe.
Bids for the whole any one or more of the arsV.
Items will be received.
The stores TO be Of the best quality with actual tAIe
The Freen Beef to be sound and wholesome alternate
Tore and hind quarters parts thereof (neek shans
excuded to be OF steers four years Of age eact
Keighing net at least I've hundred pounds. -.
The Corn Meal must be freshly made and By TIC
pound.
The Beans go pounds to the bushel.
This advertisement shall be part and parcel Of the
tract No charge for packages, which must be marked
20. 8. Camp Chase, Ohio" Also with the name Of the
contractor and address Marked samples with the bids
will be required OF all the above artcles mests ex.
cepted).
CAPTAIN JOHN McMURRAY,
Commissary Of Subsistence o, 9, A
December TO- le62-td.
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| for the year endIne in June. lss4. which has

for the year ending In June, 1854 which has
been made the special order for Thursday.
The House passed the Senate Joint resolution
additionally increasing the bonds Of The Supet-
intendent Of PuIi'c Printing forty thousand
dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Dawes, the bill for the
construction of the Illinois O. 4 NJ Ibigan ship
canal was postponed till tho first Tuesday in
January.
Mr.. Shanks offered IesOla.!on, which WAS
passed, calling on the Secretary Of the Interior
to state whether the permanent annuities to the
Miami Indians under the treaty Of lS54-55,
have been paid.
Mr.. PendletOn offered the following, and do
manded the previous question on Its passage:
Resolged, That the President of the United
States be requested to inform the House, II In
his judgment not inconsistent with the public
interests, whether In any oath Of allegiance or
parole required to be taken BY any person now
or lately held In custody by the authorities Of
the United States. there was inserted clause
TO the effect thathe should not bring suit for
the recovery of damages for such imprison-
ment, or that he should not oppose by speech or
otherwise the war measures Of the Rdministra-
tioD.
On molten OF Mr., Stevens, the resolution wss
tabled-76 against AZ.
Mr.. Pendleton offered resolution calling
upon the Secretary Of War to furnish thenum'
Der Of volunteers from each State, of the sew.
eDty.hve thousand for three months; also, the
number under the subsequent calls, designating
the length Of service, etc. The resolution was
tabled.
Mr Gurley offered resolution, which was
adopted, calling on the President to furnish ali
correspondence between the President and any
department since the campaign Of the Peninsu-
ls was undertaken.
Mr.. Kellogg of Illinois, offered resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the committee
on Territories 10 inquire into the sxepdiency of
a territorial Government for that
region of country in which are the Salmon
river gold mines.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

PaonorioNs. .-Fiftieth ohio-Seoond Lieu;
tenant Elmer W. Williams, to First Lieutenant
Sergeant George w. Garretson to Second Lieu
tenant. Ninety-third ohlo-First xieutenanI
Timothy Regan, and D. P. Thurston, to Cap
saius; Second LIeutenants Jos. D. Patton, Geo
H. Phillips, Alex. W. Scott, Geo. shultz, Ser.
gsant-Msjor F. Tower, and private D. shumsn
to First Lieutenarts; sergeants D. N. Kelley
G.schofer, Philauder B. Miller, Wm. s. Bslder
and J. R. Gallup to Second Lieuteuants.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

THR AEcric.--The great success Of this fipe
exhibition, which hes drawn splendid houses
night after night for week past. is attributable
10 two causes. First the Panorama 10 g sesa
fas enc; the men upon u are living, moving,
breathing men: the dogs can almost be heard
to howl % the long lash Of walrus hide clips
the car; the cold slIttssIug ice-berss actually
send shiver through % a. I'VE case upon them.
and the whistlipg Of the wiud makes us In.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
FROM WASHINGTON -.

NEW YoRK, Dec. l5.-A special dispatch to
the Evening Post from Washington, December
IA, says: The dispatches received at the Wal
Department from fredericksburg this mornise
are satisfactory, showing that BuSasite's army
is In strong position and In excellent spirits
No fighting has yet occurred to-day.
Rumors are afoss that the President will moi
sign the bill for theiadmission Of Western Vir
ginia; but they are WITHOUT foundation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

WAsHINaToN, Dec. l5.-On Wednesday even
iug last our gunboats at Port Royal, twenty.
seven miles from Fredericksburgh, we're fred
into BY q rebel battery, supposed to number
twenty guns. One shot struck coal schooner,
and killed captain named Simmons; another
struck the Carrituck, going into her engine
room, killing H. ". Smith, and woundlng three
others. The firing was very rapid and continued
till sundowp, when the battery was silenced.
The next morning the gunboats again opened
on the battery, but received no response.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

EnEs In CMcINNAr. Saturday morning
about three O'Clock FIRE Was discovered In
Adam Stifel's wine and liquor store on Main
street, Cincinnati. The flames spread rapidly
and soon gained possession of the upper story
Of the adjoining house, which is occupied by
VIM. Wildey b Co.. and used by them as o
store store. The fremen succeeded in extin.
gushing the conAsgration. The loss is rough.
ly estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000 in the
liquor store, end about 81. 500 for the damage
to the building; the loss In the stove store will
probably emounE to $1,000
There was another Gre at half past nine
O'Clock, Saturday morning, In the lard oil fac.
tory owned BY Messrs. PEBBLES and Stephenson,
on the south side Of the Miami canal, between
Elm and Plum streets, Nos. 1879 and 81.
Owing to the character Of the stock on hand
the fames spread with great rapidity and de-
strucdve eject, consuming the entire building,
large three story brick, and all the machinery
and stock. The proprietors estimate their loss
Of from twenty to twenty-five thousand dollars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

TEE funeral of Joseph Fishinger, Of this
county, member of Company A, s6.h Ohio, o,who
was killed on the battle field at Richmond. KY
took place yesterday Afternoon. His remains
were buried with military honors, and accom-
panied to their last resting place In the Catholic
graveyard, near St. Patrick's Church, by his
relatives and detachment of about twenty
men belonging to Company A of the 95th,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Gen. hanks Heard From

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-The Press special
dispatch FROM Washington alates that Banks
landed at Winton, at the head Of the Chowan
river, and formed junction with the troops at
Suffolk. IL Is supposed he is advancing on
Weldon.
Gen. Banks assumed chief command of the
troops under Generals Foster, Beck, Auger,
and Emery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

TIE best advice that osn be taken Ia to saoe
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HupsoN's uNRIvALLEp TooTH PAsTE.--
Gall for Il at studer's, Marple's. samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, schueller'a, Shaup's, Den.
ig's, Rldgway's, J. Fowler's, d. D. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Peffumera anywhere. ~
Try it one and ell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

A PORTION Of the 106th Ohio, taken prisoners
atHartsville, Tenn, and released on parole by
the rebels, arrived at Cincinnati on Sunday, and
were sent forward in the afternoon to Camp
Chase, where they will remain until exchanged
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

PHILADELPHIA, Dec l5.-A Fortress Monroe
letter Of the l4lh inst, says Plymouth, N. c.,
had been destroyed by FIRE, but by what division
OF the Federal army is not known.
Ascousing psrty from Suffolk had skirmish
on Friday at Joiner's Ford, and captured two
rebel captains and fifteen privates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

spRaIor 0REERAL SMITH hAs completed ar
rangements by which surgeons and nurOes can
be sent alta moments notice to the relief oi
the Ohio troops who may be wounded in the
battle noM raging at Frederick sburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
covscL PsocrrDlsas.--The Council met last

| COUNCIL PRoCEEDINas.- 1.-THE Council met last
evening President Donaldson in the chair
The City Solicitor presented d response to a
resolution of the Council, in which he stated
that in his opinion the Council had no legal
authority to purchase the Asbury lot west Of
the market space, for the purpose of cnlarging
that space.
was read twice, to amend the ordinance 10 pre-.
vent hogs running at large. The amendment
provides that any animal Of the hog kind found
running at large within the limits Of tho city
shall be impounded in the common pound, and
there safely kept and properly fed, provided
any such animal so confined shall be delivered
to the owner or his agent. upon the payment to
the pound-keeper Of city cents, together With
the expenses Of taking care Of and subsisting
such animal.
Mr.. Wilson also introduced an ordinance,
which was read three times and passed, to as
sess special tax of forty cents upon each foot
front Of the real estate bounding on the north
side of Mound street from High to Seventh
street.
The President presented q communication
from J. B. Foss, rendering his resignation as
one Of the regular City Police, to take effect
from the 2s.h Of october--the day on which
he ceased to do duty.
The resignation was accepted, and she Coun-
oil proceeded to the election of policeman to
ill the vacancy, which resulted In the choice Of
Michael oualeyA>
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Poslmaster. General
Blair has resclnded ell the orders heretofore
made excluding from the postofHces and MALE
Of the United States certain newspapers pre-
sented by Grand Juries, and otherwise repre-
sented as disloyal to the Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

LrEgrENANT- CoLoNEI THOMAS F. HRATH, vino
was mustered out Of service in last July, has
been reinstated by order OF the Secretary Of
War, to his position In the Fifth Ohio Cavalry
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Evening and Midnight Reports.
From FredericKsburg.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToMAc, Dec.
Is, II o'clock.-There was considerable firing
yesterday between the advance of both armies.
The rebels showed disposition to move on
Franklin's forces, but did not.
There was some skirmishiDg this morning,
with considerable artillery firing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

PRoJEssoR o. T. FowIER opened course Of
Lectures on Phrenology In Cincinnati on Mon
day evening at Smith & Ditson's Hall,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Cincinnati, Market .

1bSuNAAls Dcts lSs
ELoUR-.A continued dull market for Hour without
any special change IN prizes. euperane at ss LOG
40 and extra at a5. Fancy sells at 95 20 to
owaIsKY-Thsr0 is no chang. In the market Sales
700 brls at $50 -.
Hoas-Ths weather was wholly unfayOrabls for
slaugherng to-day, and In addition, to this the pack.
ere are well supplied, 90 that that tho circumstances
we're sgans operations and the market was dull and
heavS though there was no pressure to eel droyers
having pretty much Withdrawn from the market as we'll
a1 packers There was hardly enough done to establlsh
Saosaton: which are therefore, to great extent
head,
,oo Country dressed averaging ls7 lbs s..... 70
lW lt0.sn'..,.. 3 rs
20 - l55.."..... 3 50
PIG aTeragine 200 lbs, ,ot.,m....,.....,.,.6 OF. 62s
LARD-A good demsnd for lard, and 800 ties sold at
MESS PoRK-Established brands oity mesa are in
demand a. gil for old, but held at ell rs. New d
held at Sl3.
GREEN MEATs-0winR to the veathsr. ther. va,
uotning done, and prices are nothing done,
0ILe-soles OF 20 brls linsesd at u 10. -...
regular.
suGAR-lOk@lIkc ..
o0FFEE-30433e ..-.
M0LAssES-50155c.
decsnd being light, and confined chiefly to tie Ieca
mien the market ruled dull and prices declined
20 per bu'hS closing heavy, with further downward
diana o. Ohio white az 81 osSi o. and Ksntuoiy White
ct u lO9l Is for prime to choice the latter an extreme
aguIs' The sales reported were us bushels hill al
SvV 40 saoics 5ed in oSvngton at 81 CO., 600 do
80. wv 90 prime r'd at 81 W. and 800 do do at
ooRN-Ths demand to-day was lees active, bu. tbs
onerings were not large and holders refused 10 sell ex
cept at full prices Wequots ear or sheIled at l0c
N puE sales OF 500 bush ear, at canal al 4oc; zoo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

Tn sad regiment which went to Camp Cleve.
land with only seventy men. has now In camr
four hundred and seven men, leaving four hun.
dfsd aud fifty still absent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

TIE capital stock for street railroad through
High street in this city, II is stated, has all
been taken. Wesupposs we shall soon have
street railroad without fail.