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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Aprf1 II, 1863.

Pitts, Ft w l. Chi. cars of 2a4 feet. So GO cts
do do csre Of 90 feet. 6s 81 Is
Rates to DuEkirk IS per ca1 less thaa to Buffalo,
Ratcs 10 DuHlsirk, a1Sc = 100 tos less than to
Buffalo. when shipped b. all rail.
BEEF CATTLE ....
Thefo11ovinp fsble shows the souree Of supply
and the number transported By the various rail-
Cattle. Cattle.
Gal &chuRR as ChiB&QR R..-.a,S+S
nj Ct1tral r h. 10 Alton & St L R R.. o62
, 1863-04-13

Pork Packing at Pittsburgh.
During the past keasou, =, ESQ hogs were packed
at Pittsburgh.
, 1863-04-13

tFC Cook s. NeI.atn, 98 Dearborn street and 1o3
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
sllaWls, &c. Gents coats, vest3 auh pants reno
vatcd In superior manner. Bonnats Gfed,
Dicachel and pressed in the latest style.
, 1863-04-13
~ F. E. Rigby. 50 Randolph ttrcet, is selling
Paper Hnnt.iDgs ut Ices tlan New York prices, a
Wholesale and retail. mG1-Im

Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT s S1RArroN's
Cn1cAGo CoMHERcIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-04-13

s.rx or REAL EsrAIE.-C. G. Wicker,
csq., has sold the anc store and lot he nov oc-
cupies, corner Of Dearborn and South Water
streets. to C. H. Beckvith. Price, $50. $50,
, 1863-04-13

HoAnn OF TRADE BATTER1.-A. L. Adams,
viii leave for the Battery on Monday, and
viii take my htrs left at s. Lake street, be-
Fnxa NnrffaY noon.
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Selected lots 5oIa47 q
Medium. ......-......-.....-..... 3 75iei21
Common. ...........+..-.......... 300lS3,6s
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affair throughout, and reflected great credit
upon the school.
At the close Of the afternoon e1ercises ut
the Skinner School, the teachers, as slight
1oken Of their esteem, presented the Princl-
pal. Mr.. A. n. Merrinan, with beautiful
Photographic album, and appropriate address-
cs were made by the donor and the recipient
Nj. Mertiman has dedicated the album to the
teachers, aud intends to collect tho photo
graphs Of all the teachers who have taught In
that school We understand it Is contcm.
pIatad to purchase 3 large sized melodeon to
be placed In the hall, to MD the scholars in
their musical exercises. This Is 1aulablc
project, which We hope to see accomplished.
TEE Sou1u WATER STREET FIRE-LossEs
AND lxsunAscE.-.At the hour of going to
prcss on Saturday morning, the fire on South
Water street had not been extinguished, and
1t was impossible to prepare any correct esti-
uate Of the damages.
No. II, was owned and partially occupledb by
Mr.. H. Ecwhall, as u fruit warehouse. The
1oss " other occupants in this building Is as
follows: Burke & Co., groccrs, first floor,
Ss,UDtotal loss. E. G. Wore, groceries,
@l,4O-no Insurance. g. n. Manshur, goods
stored with Burke s Co., s3oo-no insurance.
i. bfadleg' Agent Peoples Line Of Steamers,
flbNno insurance. E. Adler, $15o-insu,ed,
The loss IN building, stock, and honscho1d
goods by Mr. Newhall, is fully 1.5oo The
only 1reurance was for Il 600 upon his stool,
in the Washington Insurance Conpapy a,
New York
. No. II was totally destroyed-ya1ued a.
$1,000. with Il. 900 insurance. This was a1ss
. dTc story brick, said to be owned By pastle
in Ottawa, III. 1tvas occupied by Benedlc
& Co., Commission Merchants, whose los
. re have not ascertalned.
No. 1G, owned By D. ], Ely, and occupie
by Cummings & King, Commission NE,
j.. chants, damaged to the extent Of s., ,ooo-ful'
insured.
:. The walls Of No; 12 fell with crnsh upo
The Centrn1 Sale stables adjoining it, almo:
entirely dcmc1lsning it. The horses, VIC !rar'
Hcre Ill safely removed.
, 1863-04-13

w ANTED.-A gentleman, wife
un.urnlsed rom sitting roei and hedsooni, IA.
tuEs,slsd Tlsh board IN p!sa;sut ioe!,y aad With
given aEd rsqutred. Address G = NJ Chicsso. Ill
, 1863-04-13
Ddl1tr6,

w ANTED Torrent space about
w twenty feet kqrare, In the res- end Of soma
building from Ef.y TO seventy f.tt high a.l,ess
"E C." Post ndcc Eox ll5i zpIc-cit-3t
, 1863-04-13

TOR SALE-At a great sacrifice,
l. the nnc new steam F1ou.fns Mi1. sttuased 1t
Eezska. on the Miss.saippt River. Tires miles abore
McGre4pr, loTA TEo ran Of stone. machinery, sad
thing built u the best manner ali In good order
r<ady do te business. For particulars inquire Of
csco. III, ap1I-c3E.1Is
, 1863-04-13

FOR E-A very desirable
+ Residence Lot. oa Michigan ayenne. north Of 10
north OF ere on which ,sr Hancockts building siae
residence. high ground and In desirable nr!chhoF-
hood being convenient ta school and churcle4. In
HulEe of EELEkE. PAGE d tInf SE. Is aud In Lske
str. This lot has all the benefits Of south
without any OF the inconTeaiences Of be.oG o. thu
lntl. .cSa-Gi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
Cineinnati market-Nov. 8.

PL0UR-The market exhibited NO new features to,
day There fair inquiry from the LEGAL trade for the
higher grades Of fresh und and for brands having
we'll established reputation and the supply Of such be-
ing light full prices are asked and obtained but other
qualities dull and merely nominal. Trade brands
g. and fair qualities Of extra s5 t095 90; superfine q
beld nominaly at e5 05 3d. but % these figures are
above shipping point there 10 no inquiry for IL and
saes could not be effected TO any extent unles
sons were made. Old four Ia quoted nominaly at Is
025o less than the figures given above.
WHHAT-There was only moderate INQUIRY q. day
which was coneppd almost entirely to the local niIlers
any important concessions. The few sales made were
81 1901 IL for prime red, and u 379l 10 for Ken
tucky.
OORN-The supply is only moderate, and with fair
demand from the Government contractors and dstlIlers
the market rules STEADY Of full prices. We quote shell
led at $50 In buk aud e6c, with sales Of bout 5000
bushels at these figures.
0kTs-Were rather quiet to-day, but there we're no
lots pressing the market and prices did not undergo
any change. Abont 1000 bush sold at canal ct re-.
and several lots 10 the elevator at the figure In
oludng sacks they held at 78079 but there ID not
much inquiry for them in this shape.
RYH-ls scarce, and prime samples are held hrmly
at 81 ls0l 10 on ARRIVAL though the demand 10 quite
BARLRY-we did not hear Of any transact IN; toe
offerings and demand both light. We quote a. the
nominal asking figures for the best grades a 40l As
for spring, and eI 5001 IS for fall.
HAY-The demand continues good and with only q
moderate supply. The market rules firm at eN per
tun for prime timothy In bales on arrival and s2s929
wHIsKY-Is unchanged and steady. rne sales com.
prise about 600 brls At slSxe, the latter rate from
wagon.
lEnquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

FArRBANKs's soALEs.--Weighed III the bal.
anceof AUST criticism, all are obliged to ad-
mit that Fairbanks's Scale, are, without OK.
oeption, the best ever invented. We know
whereofwe affirm. because We have tested
their value. and are fully satisfied Of their So.
perior merits. The introduction Of these Scales
has wrought a revolution In the transactions
Of various business, and their accuracy is such
that uniformity in weights has been estab-
lIshed ell over the country, thus making them
q national legalized standard Nor are they
confined to the United ststss; they have found
their way to almost every part Of the civilized
world, aud are adapted to the standards Of all
countries, so thatit may be said, ali nations,
If not weighed In these balances" at least
weigh by them Hunts Merehapts' Magazine.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

NEw YoRK, Nov. 4.-The Washington correspondent
of tbs Phadelphis Ledger writing yesterday saya 70
ports were very prevalent last night Of fighting between
Meade and Lee but they have received no confirmation
up to the present hour.
II Is now positively asserted by those who have the
best means Of knowing that Meade has imperative ORDER
to bring BATTLE and In the event Of failure to ds
90 he will be certainly superseded.
The orders said to have come from Halleck and
futher that they are backed by the President. Up
yesterday. however, Il ID known there were no prepsra
ions for forward movement the part Of Meade hui
the contrary, he seemed Inclined toward the main
tenAnce Of defensive position.
The rebel force along the Rappahaunock had beer
considerably reduced, and any offensive designs thei
Dart we're NOT visible.
The same correspondent writes that II 10 understood
here that orders to Gen. Gilmore and Dahlgresn are
continue the bombardment Of Sumter til not vestig
| Of u remains, and with the artillery now employees
against the fort stotsl destruction Is believed to be cer
| tain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
GRAPHIC.
10 KGPoaTED FOR THE sTA1EsrIAS
Up to 9 o'olooA this Morning.
From ChavIeston


NRw YoaE. Nov. "a Folly Island letter Of the
99th to the Herald spsaking OF che Opanibg Of the
bombardment on SUMTER ssyM From oil our ,ourcas Of
information we Judge the Intention OF the enrDy 10 be
the erection within the battered walls Of Sumter Of
sand battery similar to that Of Wagner unlike that
work secure from approach BY sap or parallel.
The present purpoRe Of Gen. Gilmore II Is believed
ID to prevent the contamination OF Beauxegards plans
and necessary to level the foundations OF Sumter to
the water's edge.
Moulrie and johnson have 10 far directed their shots
against Battery Gregg but the accuracy of their are has
been entirely destroyed by the guns which we have turn
ed upon them.
On Tuesday the ire Of one heavy riaed gun between
Gregg and Wager was directed at the spirs Of St.
Michaels church In the city OF Charleston and at Iess
three shells exploded in the oity. Whether they were
successful in accomplishing any Injury Is not ye
known.
The general belief 10 that our batteries will succeed
In utterly destroying Sumter and driving from 10 the
diminished garrison now holding IL.
DeserteIs from the enemy acknowledge fear among
rebel soldiers that we will yet get into the city Thosl
who closely watched the fort on Monday morning say
steamer took from the fort to the city large number
troops, Immediately after our batteries opened Upor
IL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
. Last Nights Dispatches.
From tho southwest.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "A special dispatch from Ohat
tanooga to the Bulletin says: All quiet In tho recent
nght with Gen. Hooker the rebels were severely pun
ished and did not resume the nght. Gen. Hooker at
once strongly intrenched himself all along his line.
Generals Grant and Thomas were with him the Goth
ult, and thought him safe. The rebel bsttaries on
Lookout played on him ell day without doing any
harm.
The Bulletin has received the following Dispatch
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.--There is nothing new from Gen
Burnsde. We have possession Of Tu!cumbla, Alabama
There has probably been severe fight In that quartet
between Shemsn's forces and heavy rebel force sen
there to dispute the paslage.
The Bulletin also has the following!
CINCINNATI; Nov. 4.-Rebel guerrlas are very active
10 Western Kentucky. On the I'd inst they oaptured
two trains Of cars near Mayheld, and are doing great
damage to the railroad There force Of about twelve
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Ths following has i,een re.
csved here;
CHATTANOOGA, Nov,3.
To Major. Gen. Fl. ". Ralleek:
Major.Gen. Granger reports from Nashville that he
sent detachment Of cavalry from that place, uu der
overlook Hawkins near Pinneys factory and routed and
pursued him to oenterville, where he made another
stand routed him again and pursued him unlhs forces
dispersed The rebel io,s was niteen OF twenty killed
WARRINGTON, Nov. 4-Ths brief official sta tements
from Major General Thomas In relation to the recent
fight at Wauhatchie have already been published, but
the following from General Ms0 dsted
Last night the 1Ith corps entered on this central
campaign, General Geary, four mies up Lookout
valley being attacked by Longsireet The llth corps
about one hundred aud fty feet in hight, received
yolley from rebel force which had occupied and en-.
trenched their summit. After dark four regiments as.
sauted the east hill and without firing shot steadily
advanced by the Light Of the and drove the rebels
out Of their rife pits, and down the slope Of the hill
Thrtyone dead soldiers attest the difficulty Of the
saut and vaor OF our troops When these hills were
faka M
who had held his position and Lcngstreet was driven
back,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

THE CRY ISDUsTRnL SCHOOL II. may not
bs known to the citzsns generally that there is
such an institution 10 our midst. A number
Of the benevolent ladies of the city have for
years teen gathering the children Of the poor,
on Saturday sfternooDs. in the City Hall, for
the purpose Of teaching them 10 sew and to
learn them to read, etc. The good accom-
plished by their benevolent efforts may never
be fully known or appreciated, but It 10 q most
pralsevor,hy effort to do good. These ladies
fnd many children that are in so destitute q
condition that they cannot come to the Hall,
aud they are anxious to furnish them w,th
shsss and o!he. articles of clothing. 90 that they
may be able 10 atlead the SCHOOL The ladles
in,end giving festival on next Tuesday eve
ming, hoping to secure means TO enable Them 70
prosecute this work Of humanity, win not
she citizens evince their approval Of such
bsnevolsnce BY their presence at the festival,
and BY their contributions and means to aid
J, forward 90 good cause, Let me bespfak for
them q most general and hearty response.
The ladies deserve IL, and am sure they will
secure from the citizen sdch evidence Of their
sappreoesiion of these sifofts % will be heart
cheering to them.
IO9 M, TRINpI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LYONS Kathairon.

KAthairon Is from the Greek werd "Ksthro," ol
Kathairo," dgnifying to cleanse, rsuvenate and re-
store This article s what its signifies For pro
serving restoring and beautfyipg the human hair It 4
the most remarkable preparation in the world. I'll
again owned and put up by the original proprietor ant
ID now msde with the same care skin and attentlo
which gave It sale Of over one million bottles per an
It is most delightful hair Dressing. .t,
It eradicates scurf and dandruif.
It keeps the head cool and clean. .rt
Itmakes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
gray. sr l.. ..e..t. Il
It restores hair upon bald heads. ".lt..
Any lady or gentleman who values besutifal head oil
hair should use Lyons Ksthairon. It IN ksown and
used throughout the civilized world. bold by ell
respectable dealers. s'' '''faA Z"
DEMAs 8. BARNES & CO., Proprietors,
NEW YORK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
M. LAHEY,
T. McKERNAN

A Bas BRrATH.-The Greatest Curse tht
human family is heir to. How many lovers II
has aepasafed-bow many friends forever part
ed. The ssbject is so delicate, your nearest
friend will not men.onit, and you are ignoran
of the fact. TO effect radical cure, use ths
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as Q
dentrifoe, night and morning. II also beau'i
fee the ComplexiGn. removing all tan, pimples
and ireckles leaving the skin soft aud white -
Price SO cents. For sale by N. D. MARBLE snt
oil druggists. t...--..
d, aot7 g. -d&ults tsoW 'a@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

Would you save yourself from suffering at
ter eating, or from acidlty Of the stomach, or
burning sensation, ,or indigestion' Use Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal Sslerasus. Never use
soda If you can procure this article. II will
streng then weak stomacbs and relieve dyspep'
sia; is a saving In the quantity of -four etc.
ato. Try It. Gfocers and Druggists most all
sell it. The Whole:al Agents are Wholesale
Gnocafa. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
S.--T.--1S6O-x.
brakes Plantation Bitters

Thsy purity, arsngthsn and invisosat
Thsy create hsaithv appstits.
They are an antidote 10 change Of water and diet.
They overcome ELECTS Of dissipation and lais hour
TLey strengthen the system and sniiveu the mind.
1hey prevent miasmatlo and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and ssidtg OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud oonsups .ion.
They Cure D,arthe., Oholsrs and Cholera MoFbus.
They cure Liver Complaint sod hsrvoss 6esdache.
They are the best Btters In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and exhausted natures great
reorsr They composed Of the celebrated oalisya
Bark, Cascarlla Bark, Dandelion Chamomile FloWers
Lavender Flowers Wintergreen, Anise, Clover.hudf,
Orange Peel Bnakeroot, Caraway, Corander, Burdock,
H.-T.-l860-X., eto,
The following 10 sample OF the testimony daily re-
oeivedi
soLpiEhs HoME, suPrRINTENDnT's 0yyIcs,l
f.. CINCINNATI, o., January l5' 1863.
have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds ol
our noble soldiers who stop here more less disabled
from various causes, and the effect Is mcst marvellous
and gratifying. ,t
Such preparation az this is heartily wish In every
family, In every hospital and OF hand every battle
field.
a. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent
WILLARp's HoTu,
WARRINGTON. D. O., Jan. ", lS63.}
anTIznrE We require another supply Of your
Plantation Blttes the popularity Of which daily In
creases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully, sYKzs, CHADWICK & 90.
cLxvnAND, Dec. 8, 1852.
Ihad been 30 Ill with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that compelled to aban'
donmy business. used three bottles Of the Plantation
Bitten, and to my astonishment am entirely cured.
They are the best medicine ever used and shall en-
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
B.-T.-le80-X. means.
Yours truly, H. D. KMsILEy,
Dr.,w. ohilds, surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Ieg
msnt, wrltes ''I wish every soldier had bottle oi
Plantation Bitters. They are the most effective per-
feet, and harmless tonic ever used"
GAIT HOUSE, LouIsvnLr, KY, Dec. 81, 1851.
Hessrs. P. Il. DRAKE & Co.,
We are compelled TO order l2 dozen Plantation Bit
ters to supply friends who have no other way Of pro-
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully, yours,
sIAs =. MnLrR 4 Co., Proprstos.
RooHxsrrR, N, Y, Dec, 81, 1861.
=, The Plantation Bitters havl
cured Of the worst kind Of dyspepsia Of near foul
years. standing. I have recommended them to Others
| and as far as know with signal success.
lam, etc., Rev. J. J. cATHoRH.
BURNETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, 0hio,l
Dec, 20, 1862.
Messs. DRAKE & Co.; The Plantation Bittsrs sp
pear to be very popular here. Send twenty case
more, and oblge, Yours, truly,
IT, P. SAUNDERS & 90.
&c. &c. 60. &c.
Delicate females requiring gentle stimulsnt, AM
clergymen lawyers and students exhausted BY menta
labor will find the Plantation Bitters most benenca
| tonic.
Every bottle has the ao stils Of our signature on
steel plate engraving, or II Is not genuine.
Bold by all Druggists, Grocers, and Country Stores
r. III. DRAKE & CO.,
2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
| julyl4-d&w3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

oYsrERs.-We notice that our old friend
Fred. Jaeger, is still plying bis old trade, going
round the city With bis ice.wsgon and deliver.
ing the freshest and finest oysters the market
affords to bis customers. We can testify by
actual trial that Mr.. Jaeger's oysters are of a
superior quality, and We commend all wishing
the finest and best of these bivalves 10 get them
selves supplied from Mr.. Jaeger's wagon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

OUTRAGEOUS FRAUD.-The world wide popu.
lsrig Of D. B.Ds Land & Co.'s Chemical Sal
esssus Induced unprinc pied persons to put up .
spurlous article In green pspers, purportiug tc
be made BY De Land s. Co., at Fairport, Mon
roe Co.. N. Y, and palm /! upon the uususpect'
log, The genuine lie always put up 10 bright
red papers, and buyers should see that they gel
mona other. 4 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

The eLAss BLowERs AT NAuoHroN HALL.-Ii
will be seen BY notice In another column that
Woodroff's Bohemian Troupe Of Glass Blowers
will commence at Nsughton Hall, this (Thurs.
day. evening, eeries Of their grand humenade
entertainments. The exhibitions given BY this
Troupe will include many entertaining and
charming novelties, which those fond Of She
new, curious and wonderful In art and nature
cannot but be eager to witness and enjoy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

eTi Lovh, Nov. A-Rstlns frou tht lnlsn9sof the
State come In very slowly. ProslAvefy toWAs sio4s
the North Mssouri rsroad and Miscu river, bstwesn
Jedenon n and Kansas Oily, e ftf d heard fIoh
give Conservative majority. Green county, RAdioal
Laolede county, - far herd Foms Radiea majery
about 800 The soldiers in ths county onxninous
ly Radical Large badeal PAINS over Boydb vote for
wsst Warren o,unty. Conservative Majority four =
Buchanan county. Con sv4tive, 200 Braukiin eoun
iy, Radcsi 800. Returos IN unoient yet TO bAse
an opinion as 10 how the btate has lone.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

MADAM PitosO S-sIds sdvsr,issmsut Of this
lady sppssrs IN spcihsr column, The journals
Of The cides sbe hes viSi' ed spesk ID tbe very
highest terms Of her sondeffal powers sud sur,
Trsing ikill In As,soloRy Medicine and Clair
voyanos. She may .bs consulted al NJ. ~
High street, corner Of Gay and High streets
Road her Advertisement ------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

kGxS. RotrcaANs 10 now as yellow Springs,
Greene county, where there is a water cure es-
taolluhment An exchange says the attacks
Of the Abolition papers upon him are SO severe
that he will probably never receive another
command. Heis likely to have plenty Of leis-
ure to correspond with the Ohio Legislature
this winter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

TIE Grand Jury Of the q. 8. Court at Gin :
cipFat resurusd ,hIfteen bllIs o. indictment on
Tussd afternoon sssInst suni'y parties -
The Enquivsr says 'bs present Grsod Jury is
doing more business Than han ever been done
BY any preceding Grand Jury sitting west Of
the Allegheny Mountains. ,r H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

STRANsERs, soLDIERs AND CIIasENs should moi
fail TO visit the Winsnt Billiard Room, the
6nest establishment of the kind in the eOuatry.
Itis Atted up In the most superb style, and con,
tAins Tu,s OF WislSra sPLHKDsD ExcrIsIoH
srRSs CusHion TABLES, acknowledged by all
lovers of tho beautiful game to be superior to
any other tables now In use.
ook OA-du
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

TIE sales on Saturday Of $40 Bonds. through
MeSsrs. Mvermore, Clews & Co., Of New York
City, Government Agents for the U. 8. $40
Loan, amounted 70 three millions and ninety
eight thousand and three hundred dollars
NJ Y. Tribune, Nov. 3D.. s.ts.eI .... e.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

or,aa1 DaAnAslc CorrANy yhoE PwE's opraA Houar.
,ndI-Mf. m. simmondj, Treasures 81 Pks,s' op-
,. era House, Cincinnati, called upon us hst even.
1stns having oome 20 the city for che ptrposs 81
iea i've A.Ltad q. 4. e..r, .nt. a.. I. ...,IlgS 4,
"a. ,sptsrssipments IN EllslsF's Athsnsuia II ID
Nios Y .ly "..s :. .pl'' nouse
80 el,izsps the best dramatic entertainments ever
aUfokSsedi ksrs. Tic COMPANY, will open d the
Athsnsum on the evening Of Monday, the 10Th
inlk This enterprise of Mr.. Pike VIII estainiy
Isvs y hsssify the lovefs 81 muaIa an ths DIANA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

NRw YORK, Nov. 4.-Twsnt y. eight counties IN this
State give Depew Unlon) for Secretary Of State 49,
200 majority, and thirteen counties give $50 majority
for st. John, (Dem.) Union majority in forty one
Ths vote In ibs ctv IL az SoiIovs sscS.tsyv oi
st. John (Dem.) ~ l72; Depew (Unon), 80 100. The
Herald sates that Col. Wood (Union) 10 elected Msyor
OF Brookly by 1000 msjorityi