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Correspondence Of the Fayetteville obss,,.. =,

n.,.,. hlcHhoSD, July IA
the battle Psttigrews, Daniels and Ivar.n ount o.
we're badly cut up Pettigrew wounded his Ad; .gaoea
Hughes, badly wounded. Capt. McOrarv If 0esl
sian Killed willie carrying the coors of the ssth
It. Col Andrews Of the I'd battalion killed. Onv 81
battalion Tor duty after the fights Col Marshsli ~ me
tarks and MAJ Richardson Of the SD regiment snnooss
killed aud Cait Mccain killed 1t Hsarus Of Stsnfs
dsd aud Ii Col Graves and Mai Crudnn ranoaS Moun"
Col lsvsnlhorpe of the 18th danperopsly die1
Boss killed Three Leuenans of The ChansI Iii M
n.y. llth regiment killed. the Captain wounded ~ Y
Ewyn Of the 18th killed carrying the colors Go' bur-
badly woundei in the mouth and head and M; i laos
commanding The brigade, slightly wounded ,Sa es' nov
Capt Wilson and 1t Richardson Of Union co ~ Ie'n
and from Wake, Capt Adams and 1t Jons. wonng 1'ea
Broughton and Weodal killed. and Can't Brswar ae s
ham, snd three hieutenants wounded 1t Murdoch Mi d
fron Moore badly wounded in the shoulder II, WoO
and AcGii'a 'y also wounded. Capt McLauobIin ~ "
eon, native Of Cumberand) wounded in hand I Mn
Y hip; 1t Gonry, in thigh; A Polk also wonndad
Stokes 1cse OF Richmond county serg Major asth roo.
imsDt. savrlaly wounded Adjt Jordan also wounded y
Tho segnen went in $780, and after inst dav had a1a
sypg aag Of 2sth 1t Bond, Aid to Gen. Daniel hsd.
Wounded. c., KEENAN,, 4sd regiment flesh wound tbi1h.
Capt keenan,. ditto; 1t Carr in heel OF three Anson
lanies 1t Boggan killed. 1t Moore sieh eGi,'
leg; 1t Polk confusion in hip; 1t Flake in leo 1t Sho
herd il Leg flesh wound, and many killed and boai
ded 1t Col Boyd, 45th, wounded. Dsniels Rr;oad
thought to have lost 1000 killed and wounded aad sa
ment surod heavily. But few of the badly wounded v
Ssach here As get further details viii inform You. Our
LONG aRABs
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For the Standard.
THE DEATH OF GENERAL PsrrIGsRw.
4 sHRnrolx
By FONT gAYLORD.


The sky clad in gloom for it wept tor PettgrsT'
Whose LIES sun had set on his sad sunny land
He was Drawer than the brave and uer than the true
His bold brigade obsyed his clarion commando
At Gettysburg he fought sustaining his countrs essss
Hurled from happy homes the sullen Northland ZOE,
lie bed for Peoples right to make the people laws
Talked with death on the field to shield them from woe
Foremost in all fields Of the Sciences and Of wara
The smooth paths Of Letters and rough walks OF Ar
Stood this wise Of Palss and gallant son OF Mars
Gentle - . dove yet with eagles heart.
Ills State may suffer most but the world will fss bio 'ss
In Heaven with tho blss uusesthed by battles ssets
He'll watch the wslkn ways and guard our Southern of'
Known friend DO welcomed home midst the ssssa
Rhsmkstts July IL, 1883.
Gen Psttgfsw introduced tnAa 90 ooy n Sssnss
system Of drilling by bugs calls
teen thorough Lnguist and ~ vssss0 N eans
gsages-6 Modern and Ancient
Gen. P believed 70 BE- one Of the bet Asoaonsn asS
Msthemacans his day and thoroughly oonsesans vo
the movements Of Oh the Heavenly sphefsa
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NEW DESTRUCTIVE HIss1LR-A she'll for rifles has
been invented BY Capt Norton, Of the British army
y charged WITH solid phosphorus. Projected from
pistol it lodged in deal board and burned
with fierce flame for some time.
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oHTA.CAROLlNA, GRANVILLE OOUNI
IL ogurt OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nav MI
lseS: JAMES w. LYON, Admir-. Of EL1zABr1n LYON
Petition to make real estate assets. DC. ~
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Co,,t tho,
Lyon one OF the parties in this cause, resides hr
Inc UNITS OF this State: 1t u.s. therefore on motion 1
ed by the Court that advertisement be made for six
i1ue s in the Raleigh asas,d. Notifying The
10 Soon A. Lyon OF the filing of this petition, and that I
petition, the same will be taken pro egaIsss audas
Witness, Augustine Lands, Clerk of said Court at
fee, the first Monday Of May, 1865.
A. Lands, C. c. q
June 80, 1868. (pr. adv. 800 N-wS
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VHTgTI II LOWELL WOOL CAnn1Ec
m. Nh, w.MH, Twelve miles northeast fran hsbo,
Durh.ms Cards are in good order wiz; iahr hs,
Gent " run day and night 80 that those at S;s.
not nave to leave their WOOL Wool left At m.
Ri,sr i Rsda OF NJ Tzah on the Raleigh rosS
July II, 1868. A. ~ LAfl!
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA, JOHN
- ston County. Henry Siliivuu James u. Durham.
Attachment Fall Term Of the Superior Court for the
County of Johnston, 1868.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that james
a. Durham, defendant resides beyond the limits of this
state It is therefore, motion, ordered by the Court
that advertisement be made for six weeks successfully
the Raleigh Sta"dsrd. notifying the ssd jaime. H. Dur
next term Of this Court and answer, plead dsmur the
same will be taken pro confsss0.
the 18th day Of July, A. D., 1868.
July ~ 1868. (ps. adv. $lo) al-wst.
HEADQUARTERS, 3eTH RECT. N. c:
IL Militia, July slst ls6s-Commanding officers Of
the different Companies of the s9th Reg ment are here
by ordered to have all between the OF IL ana o0
not already enrolled in the Confederate service at SAem
Church, Friday the 3st of July 1863 They vii sno
L. D. STEPHENSON,
COL Commanding.
NJ. WnrAksR, Adjutsnt. .o o..,
July "a, 1863 ovsP1
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July 7, 1863.
NORTH.cAROLiNA, GRANyILLR coI

NokFH,cAROLiNA, GRANVILLE C0n
L ~ IN Equity. to September term, l,6s Hws
1ooSs Is JOHN FILMING and wife NANCY and Others \
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tia,
Lyen, one Of the defendants in the above rested y
.ss. ne Of this Court it is
newspaper published in the City of Raleigh for ak
excessively, notifying the said John Lyon 10 BE- a
pear 1t the next term Of our sad Court Of EQUITY r
held for the said County Of Granville, ut the Court
in oxford, On the first Monday CT September next h
wise the same will be taken pro conssso and heard
as to him.
Witness, John W. Hays, Clerk and Master If On, ]
Court at Oxford, the I'd day Of July, A. D, 1865
July Z, 1853. % =. -s |
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July 81, 1888.
VALUABLE MILL. PRop.,.

v aa az ABLE MILL PROPRRTvs
psoPEsTY sse. Ssr , private sale VALUABLE
Tour miles west of Graham, and in " thH;Inslng
Ion Of country, which affords abundant csy se'i
VI .ae premises good dwelling house w;th
eaeelent water and necessary oulbudnos WIN w
County, N. C. nTNT Tvts store Alan
July 81, 1863. l. q FATTEESOl
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.

~ BLACKSMITH WANTED.
WISH TO HIRE Oh BUY GOOD BLACK.
~ smith-wiil hire white man and furnish dwelling
house, or will buy or hire slave.
Aso wanted five good field hands for the balance Of the
year. Address, with particulars,
Q. J. COWLE2
May s, 1858. ia-wtf
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FRArn,

NORTH.CAROLINA, FRANn,
~ y, in Equity, Fsll Term, 1862. raaLLiS q
land. 'A'fs. Petitio.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of tb.c
Horton, - Coleman and Cynthia, bis Coz Goutt, at
son, and Edward Freeman and Mary h;s "ie Will
IN the shove petition are nonresident " WIFE def
- thsrsfcve on motion. ordered that nns o. this
u, .a;a the R..sgh Standard for six weeks
to be held at the Court House in tea term Of tS
on the second Monday after the 4tb NOV Town On
next to answer or demur to the said 0noay
loogment will be taken pro contssso and petition ob
petition. !" Inc Prayer NJ pat
IL Witness, Tho & Thomas. Clerk and w., 'sd
40 ''un''' ~ ONCE in L0uSsbtu,g, July lsss F,a
July 81, 1868. fpr adv a. e;o I;Aol&s
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When we dip to- deep in pleasure, We always
sur sediment that usaders it impure and noxious.
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July 81, 1868.

&E A4 REWARD.-RANAW,.%>
90 ~ the subscriber on the 2s,t Az ~ fAS
" s named SARAH Ann. She WEIGHS sa Nay
quick soobsp ,h 11sles high dark ee
With her when a sss sf years old and ali
aer delivery to me, or for her conn ae ABOVE
'ns' l can get her: Ny address is '''"' IN 'u!js
JOSEPH D. DELHI
July 81, 1883. ThonasrlIs, NJ
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10 REFUGEES.
a HOUSE AND LOT IN WILK ESBOROUGH
"A rent for the balance of the year-terms mudersa
will suit small famiy-say six persons conveueusu
houses attached. Apply soon, Is above.
G. J. COWLE
Nay s. 1865. ls-v,
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MIR. K. L. II USTON-sIR:-YOU ARE
NA hereby notified that by virtue of commission
issued will proceed the third sd day of September
next, at Aya Smiths store house in Fair Bluff N c. to
take deposition of Augustus Smith, to be read dc bsne
Griffin and Stewart Carroll when and where you can at;
tend and cross examine said Smith, if you proper
IF. POWELL j. p.
DEMPSEY COLEMAN, J. P.
Fair Blua, N. c.. July ls. 1858. so-wstpd
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA, FRANK.
= lin County Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June
Term, 1858. WV. r KIxa Administrator, %. Heirs Il
law Of p T. TuNsrALI deceased petition for account and
settlement.
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that John
James Turner and Elizabeth, his vita Frank Patterson
Samuel Tunsts aud N. B. TunstaI defendants in this
cause reside beyond the limits Of this sate is therefore,
made for six weeks sacoessvey in The Raleigh andard
notifying the said defendants Of the filing of this petition
and unless at the next term of this Court
and answer the petition the same will b. taken pro con-
tesso and heard - porte - to them. copy -
Teste. T. G. HORTON O. O. O.
June %, 1868. (pr. ID. slo.) W-vst.
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SA L T
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE II
u following property situated in the town of Tayia
vile, N. c.: One lot containing two acres on which
is large dwelling not yet completed eight rooms Of
building are elegantly fnlshed-the other portion al
der good roof and requires but little more work
p'ese 1.-THE lot is well enclosed, with good we'll md
houses thereon.
Terms to suit the purchaser Apply to Col N. TEAGV1
NAY 8, 1868 2l-vt
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Tor me SsAQ4AkU.
Correspsndenee.
CAMP nth Rsa. N. O T. IT. BRANc1,
Near Hamilton, n. O., June 80, IS. J


Near Hamilton, n. O., June ~, 49,
Hon. n. ~ H. SnsiM:-
sR:-A report is circulating in the Tssmsnts OF NORTH
Carolina troops and especially in those regiments which
have in them companies from the Congressional d'sres
you repr esen which is calculated to do you injury 1t
IT, thai in the late Congress of the Confederate States
willis, ether salaries and fees advancing you voted
against increasing the pay of the soldiers have never
believed this report and knowing you WE'LL and having
myself hsrstofors assisted in placing you in the position
ing honor both TO Yourself and your constituents write
you this letter that you may place yourself right before
tho brave who have left their homes and are psrilng
all for our common cause
The solde. has home, though humble it may be, and
dear there around hssrh-aone which occupy
and fill his thoughts, aud now that the extortoners
and spectators swsrming and devourng IS they
and since takes eight dollars buy what formerly
would the soldier feels that at I'll per month, his wife
and little ones must suffer.
Whilst oil should join the army that yet some must
remsiu at home r good As The held 1ne
best Generals and bavsst men, the Cabinet requires
purest and wissst statesmen and feeling every comb
dencs in you, have the honor ~ be,
Very respectfully DC,
L. F. EVERETT.
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pEATAVILLA FEMALE SEMINARY,
u WILSON COUNTY, N. C-The fall session O. !
Institution will open July 90 1885, under my super'S
assisted by competent teachers in all the Departments
twelve in the male.
Those wishing 10 enter would do we'll to inform MI
the fact as soon as convenient. Expenses $3.50 pe
sion Of twenty weeks Those expecting to be VIII
VIII ma CONVEYANCE Ct Lexington depot the 1871 os]
Address me ct Yadkiu institute
G. w. HE0E, A. NJ, PnnsASi
July Z, 1853. - 2S-AtSVa]
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WANTED,
a LADY (vIRGINIAN) OF SEVERAL YEARS y
"A psrience ~ teacher, and who is we'll qus!lns1
teach the English branches and music desires siu'
in some priva,s family either in this State further S
References exchanged. Address "TEACHER'
Boon Hill, NG|
June q, 1853. 9s-Ntl
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Napoleon's Great Battles.

Glover Orchard, N. C., J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
TELEGRAPHIC,
UP to 9 o'olook this Morning.
Morning and Noon Dispatches.
From, ,h. East,


NKw YoRE Dot. 8. The HeAld's dispatch says In.
tellgence from MaInsburg 10 TO the effect that there
10 no rebels In tho Shenandoah valley except few
guerrillas skulklng 10 the mountains. Our cavalry
have secured the valley far Srasburg and Front
Royal without finding traces Of the rebels.
Information Is also received that there s no move.
ment the part OF the snemys cavalry toward West
ern Virginia, as reported few days since.
Tho Bureau Of DeserteTs have picked up In the last
two moths fifteen hundred OF eight thousand deserters
from the Union army.
Lieut.. Commander DobIon, United etstes gunboat
Seneca reports to the Navy Department. under date OF
Dabny Sound Sept, 2th, that the night Of the 22d
ult, he sent an armed boats crew up AitAmaha river
and destroyed Hudson Place salt works near DArlen,
Georgia, entirely demolisbng boilers engines, vats,
etc., and bringing OF james II. Lockwood, superintend
ent, his two children and free negro. Other employ.
and two visitors fed at the approach Of forces.
The woTks situated within two miles Of the enoamp
ment OF rb company, whose pickets came very near
the works. they did not discover or resist the attack.
The Times special says: Stuart, by Increasing bis
force, expects to bring on general engagement and
overwhem corps By mere force OF numbers and 80.
cure his Lieutenant. Generals commission. The stTot
consorpton being enforced throughout the South
offers great facilities for Stuart to carry out his
schemes because those copscrpied permitted to So
the particular branch OF service they will enter
and II 10 we'll known large majority Of the South gvI
apreference to the cavalry corps.
squad OF rebel prisoners recently captured tht
Bappahannock, arrived here yesterday. One prisoner
States tina they have report to the eject that arr
raslng one hundred thoufand cavalrymen and adds 4
this Is go, tbs u nfeieracy has gone up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
UInoinnatI markes-Oc,. !,

ELOUR-The market 10 unchanged and quiet. q
bbls old extra sold at e5 20 500 DO family. Menolis
at SO 90; and 100 do family ct o5 TO-.
WHIeKY-PTices further advsuoee Nc, with ssles
800 bbls at 539a3hc. the latter rate for wagon.
PR0VISI0Ns-Holder we're firm at The ADVANCE as
ed eSerdsy for pork and lard, but the decline 10 10
tooI away the buoyapcy OF the market, and ft Was
oOrdlngy very quiet to-day aud nothing worthy of 20
GRocERIEs-The news from New York furthsy ,tlr
ulated the coffee msrket, but sdvanca esiablishsd
we quote sugar at ie1lc to laKo. and Ocfes Of SOC
WHEAT-Thsre was only moderate inquiry to.da
which was confined exclusively 10 the local miller
shippers having Withdrawn In consequences Of ihs bloc
Ing Of the railroads. The offerings however, were iief
and though quiet, the market was Arm. We QUO
prime red at e O89el 10. snd the best grades Of 10
lucky white at sl 2S9Sl 20. The oniy ssie report
was $50 bush prime red at 81 TO- on landing.
o0RN-The demand for ear corn continues fair, ful
up to the receipts, and the srkst rules drm st p0c
bulk. Bheled is not salable at over ESQ 10 bulk.
bush ear sold at the upper dspOts st 90c.
OATe--The offerings are more liberal, and In ezcs
lsbed, the market closing dull ut $50 In bulk. Th
were freely offered at 75c, ncks included.
RiE-We have no change to report In the market
The receipts are light and prime sanples arc held hn
lyats O5 but buyers are not willing to pay moTstb
BARLEY The market Is unchanged aud nominal
The asking figures 81 1901 so for the best erat
o. spring and fall but the demand and osrnss ere be
light.
HAY--Tho receipts continue light, With fair dsuu
and the market rules firm at $40 0O93O 90 per ton
prime timothy In bales on arrival, and o31 O0Di2
from store.
oHREsE-The market is arm ct full prices, the
mand being 10 excess Of the receipts. We quots ssls
ed Western Reserve st leo, and Hamburg at i9kc.
With good demand at 23925,. Qualities below oil
sell at $4,000.
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SOMETHING Moar AB. UT THE "COnrrMrnpLl

SOMETHING More AB Ut THE "CoHTKhPrlBLI
FIzzLr. I've noticed an Ill shspen thing or
wheels, said to be intended to represent
" Monitor" 10 the little procession that the
shoddy contractors, cotton speculat,rs, tax col
leotors, and draft tficers, eseayed in this city
yesterday. 1t WAS gotten up by H II. Chari-
ton, Of Columbus, a government contractor for
shoeIug horses, who 10 getting rich off the mis-
fortunes Of bis country. He and men like him
can we'll affIId 10 IKE sn'atempt at show,
even " they fall. PAR@'
We also noticed two gentlemen 10 splendid
buggy, bringing up the rear who have become
immensely wealthy from army contracts.
We ere informed that q wagon was In the
procession, which had been driven emf t1 from
Deer Creek 10 wnship. Madison oourtJ, to Camp
Chase, and there filed with soldiers, by com.
msnd Of their Abolition tffi,ers. These SOL
diefs we're brought as far as the Sciet, bridge,
where they we're uolosded, whom the wagon
wss flied Up ~i,h Colombus people. and driv-
On through our snetts TO represent Madison
county in the ptocession--the driver acne be-
ing from IN, county! ,N 6sse
Thee were very few. indeed, 10 the process.
sion from the country. But seven townships oi
the whole comfy we're represented at the "con'
teml t'ble fzz " ss Ben, " sde characterised
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09

NRw YORK, Oct. S.---Ths North American Telegraph
Association Is in session at the office OF the American
Telegraph Company In this city. The following com.
panies comprising the association are represented The
fao Atlantic and Ohio Illinois and Mississippi South.
western, and the Montreal.
At the meeting yesterday resolutions were passed
highly complimentary to Cyrus W. Field, Esq., for his
indetatgable labors In connection with the Atlantic
Gable Company, and to Perry d. Mcoomins Eco, for
his persistent endeavors to unite the two hemispherei
via Bherlpgs Strait and the Russian Possessions. Both
Of these great projects likely to bs fairly
the combined capital and ability Of this powerful as
socatlon will be at the service Of these magnificent en-
terprlses,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09

ANOTHER CosTsMPrIBLE FlzzLE The
Broughiies undertook to have apO,her meeting
last evening, 10 the Hall Of Representatives.
We repaired thither, aud iou4d little group
made up principally Of ladies, Provost Mar
shals, Tax collectors, Colonels, MsjoI, Cap
tains, Lieu ensnts, shoddy Contractors. Cotton
speculasois, snt qtte spriokliDg Of Niggers-
listening to very dry, dull speeeh, from Judge
Hart, of 81. L,uis. who is Que of the Missouri
Observation-Disclosures, just returning from
Washington. where has have been to pester
ami be-deyil tie President. The Judge ives
laboring, wbi Ws we're 10 the Hall, to con.
Vince the little eq Isd who heard him, that this
10 Q War to free the Negro; that the Union
cannot be res ored 90 It wac; and that She Con-
stltuioa cannot sand ss II 10.
We lsfs while judge Hart was speaking, and
are, therefore, unable to say whether anybody
else spoke or not.
The meeting was tame, spiri.iess, and mol.
sncholy affair. ~
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Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to gravel Seventh stree. from
State street to Rich street.
Section l. Be It ordained by the City Council Of h
city Of Columbus, (tWothIds Of all the members con
eurrlng,) That the roadway Of Seventh street frcu
State street to Rich street BE- graveled In accordance
with the plat thereof e in the office OF the city
clerk.
eec g. That all damages costs aud expenses aTlsInI
from the foregoing Improvement shall be assessed ant
levied upon the several lots Of land fronting or abuttn
thereon proportion to their feet 'front.' unless here
after otherwise ordered by the city council.
j. REINHARD,
President oil the City Council.
Passed Oct. 5, A. D., 1868,
Attest j.. KURsToN,
In. 49, City CLERK,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09

LouBvrLLE, Oct. e.--Nsshyilie rumou prevail that
rebel cavalry captured and entirely destroyed Shelby
Vile, Tenn taking our fovces there prisoners. No
particulars, and the truth Of the report qnesteusble.
suing the rebel o.ysry but we hAgsnO report, Of 6s
being within striking dislanc,. ~
III tel graph 10 Working within three miles Of
OhAl innoosd.
large rec 10 rebuilding railroad track torn up.
PTobaniy the retol cavalry have divided, part mixing
toward Kentucky TO haTsss Burnsde lines VI suppyAnd
part Roiug sou Inward sgaiIst Ho ecTans
Join hugh Smith vas unanimously re elected mayor
OF Nashville.
The latest from Chattanooga says all quiet and In
dicaiionS Of an aUacA by tile enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
Paving Ordinance.

Au Ordnance TO gravel Sixth street from Statt
street to Rich street.
Sec. l. Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of the cit
Of Columbus 1.-TWO thirds OF all the members concur
ring), That the roadway OF sixth street from Stat
street to Rich street, be grsved n accordance with th
plat thereof on file 10 the cfiee Of the City okrk.
Seo. That all damages, costs aud expenses ariAin
from the foregoing Improvement shall be assessed ant
levied upon the several lots Of land fronting or abut
ting thereon, in proporon to their feet 'front.' unlesl
hereafter otherwise ordered by the City Council.
JACOB REINHARD, =
President Of the City Council.
Passed Oct. 5, A. D., 1869.
Attest j. ]. FUNSTON,
City CLERK.
ocfQ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to gravel Fifth street from TsWn
street to Rich street.
ssc l. Re It ordained by the City Council OF hs City
OF Columbus two.thirds OF all the members concurrng
That the roadway Of Filth street from Town street 70
Rieh street. be gIaveled In accordance with the plat
thereof on file Ia the Office Of the City Clerk.
Bee. 2. fhatal damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement, shall be assessed aud
levied upon tbs several lots OF land fronting or abutDs
thereon In proportion u their feet front, unss here
after otherwise ordered by the City Council.
j. REINHARD,
President Of the City Council.
Passed Oct. 5, A. D., leG3.
Attest: j. J. FUNSTON,
City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-09
Russian Vessels OF War.

Nav YORK., Oct. e.-The Tribune special from WaIh.
ington HAys It is understood here among persons who
are posted that ten Russian vessels Of war
are expected to arrive at New York ether Amer
can port within few weeks and It is believed In we'll
Informed quarters that they likely to 90 away very
are many theories as to the issue OF this movement o
the Russian navy but the general belief 10 that the EN-
peror expects to keep up heet cruising during the win
ter months, lest some difficulty with his neIghbon might
arise and find him as they found him once before bound
In his own hafboTB.