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The New York herald., 1863-01-15
UCTION NOTICE.
A 4. ROTH, AUCTIoNEER.
LARG z SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS
GLAss CHINA AND SILVER WARE.

IVORY TABLE CUTLERY AC
Tho eegani Household Furn Of private family givnG
up housekeeping q The resIdencs ne Clinton pses Eighth
pubc suction this day Thursday, jan Is II II o'clock
precisely the highest bidder. without reserve consisting
or elegant rosewood and black walnut Parior Buts
covered IN ren broca.e st plush and reps hAndsoms
rosewood Centre and Pier Tabc., Ea1ercs with
backs and doors Pier aud Oval Mirrors Lace CURTAINS
Shades OIL Paintings rich China Vases twenty me day
Bronze Clock Lsay's Wrtpg Table rosewood, mahogany
Chairs, Tables Book and Corner Stands Mattresses Sofs
Beds Rockers Clocks Mirrors Tea and Extension fables
Class China and silver Ware Table Cutlery, walnut Sde
board, twelve oak Dining Chairs, a.. Sale positive.
UCTfoN NoTICE-HENRY H. LEEDS A CO.. OF
n lZs Nassau street, will SELL At IL O'Clock sat1r
day, by order OF executors horse top
Sale positive, rain shine.
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

TNHE TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE ARE RE-
meet special business Friday, the 10Th
instant M the Law School, In Lafayette place
BY request, WILLIAM BETS, CLERK
TINTED STATES Law OrPaCEs-To PREVENT I'M.
- position and fraud sodiern and sailors, their
orphans and procure without delay and
nominal charges. all dues, defrAuded
will report for redress q these onlccs
RICHARD BRODHEAD WESTBROOK,
Attorney and Counsellor, 68 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

sALns At AUCTION.
A UcTIos NOTICE..
WIZ. n. HoLIIN0sHEAD. AUcrI0SEER
BY. CHARLES O. WARREN.
STORE, n coRTLANDr srRsE7
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
ny TaE PAcNAaE ONLY.
EVERY FRIDAY, AT Iox O'CLOCK.
DuRIS0 THE ENrlRE YEAR
THE cATALoGuB FOR THE SALE OF
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, WILL INCLUDE
sAxPLEs AND DUPLICATES TO THE NUMBER OF
MORE THAN rwo THOUSAND PACKAGES.
BOOTS AND SHOES 81 Every DESCRIPTION.
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SEASON.
A BRAEaAxa yASpERsooL : CO.. AucrroEEERs.
woRks OF ART, AND
AT PUBLIC AucHIpN A' - 'A"lo'
s: S:ns
ary is sale commencing q f:,'n RSSSs SssSs
Bronze End ormoS cSAnssers ,S Velvet = Gs.ps M Rug
sss:
iSsSSSS sEsssosrx
siosf cansrsuT' cssdE az ss;slisss ss;s sSSss As
Assumpton Virgin, afsr nuSAe also Sstnengs
By Ranney Legand and Fellows; BTopxe Satnary Bronze
and 0vmou Clock Marble stauary, Vases and Rsntsl Or
n.nsn' Han Hal siSd psfSs E'S''iS RSSa Sisr cA'pel
Sold carved oak Buffet sAtnary marble erss patent
Dining Table 6 feet draw Couches Arm Chairs elegant
e Crystal and Ruby Glass Ware Decanters two Dozen
& g. sasss
Ruby and PArAn marble Punch Bowls, geld Liquor Sets,
gold band china Dinner Se richly decorated Tea Sets
Grn Casters, Cake Baskets Napkin Rings spoons forks
ivory handle Table Cutlery; Chairs Lounge and Chairs,
covered reps Dressing Bureaus,
Bedsseads Wardrobes Commodes Chars Armoirea Gace,
also Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptoy
A UCTION NOTICED. D. CAuLKINs. AUorIoNKBR
SuPerbly carved rosewood Panoore elegant Silver Plate,
solid rosewood Parlor Suits dc.
THIS DAY tTHuRsDAY), JanuAryn
At the private residence 2lS West Fourteenth street,
Eighth avenue,
Commencing at eleven O'Clock
The sAle the entire contents Of the house Tho
elegant Paror Furniture made 10 order and In solid
cash, Offering extra Inducements TO puTchasera
Elegant rosewood octave Pianofore, with al mo-
dorm mproy oversrng bass, dc cost S60; rich
three elegant fun Suits Of rosewood Parlor Furniture
rich brocade and SATIN rosewood Eageres splendid and
costly Parlan Ornaments rich Vases kc Also
Chairs Hne rcps; and Side marble top
Chamber Butts, In rosewood and mahogany Bureaus.
carved Bedsteads Washsands Sofa Beds In fine hArcoth
der In excellent condition.
Dining Furniture consisting fine oak Ex.e nson
Table Silver Ware, rich China Ivory ana SILVER Cutlery,
pOstDQnement
The New York herald., 1863-01-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.
TRIP TO ICELAND.

"A On Monday evening January 10, at the Hall OF the
Historical Society," of second avenue and Eleventh
street xr J. Ross % BaoWNE .a.hsr s Of "A WSsns voy
other Of travel vi give Of his recent
visit 70 Iceland during which he viii Introduce. With AP
rlcEKT SCENES painted IN Europe from original draw
racterIstic traits OF the people, viii introduced
Tickets 90 cents Doors open 81 T. Lecture commences
M7x.
HooPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
" Science and ArtThe Trustees that the
nua Free Course Of Lectures the 6cience Of Govern
mcnn required y the Trust DEED vii DO delivered IN the
distinguished author Of The the Laws Of
the Hebrows The 6rst lecture Thc Divine Origin Of
Civil Goycrnmenh" wiz pe Syen on Thursdsy evening
lectures viii bs delivered weekly each Thursday evening"
until the Il completed Admiration free, and all
but admission will not be allowed after O clock.
ABRAM g.. HEWITT, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

TINTED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
u York-No. ~ Wall, corner Of William street. Jan. 5.
lS63To ders of Jcusrsonvile Railroad First Mortgage
Donds-Pubc notice is hereby gwen IN accordance With
the terms Of agreement between the JeTeronvle Rail
road Company the holders OF its fret morage bouds
dated April H. 1882 that the United States Trust Company
Of New York w upon presentation at their Office No a.
Wall street redeem and accrued interest," nfteen OF
sad Jeerscnyilc RAILROAD Comranys hrst mortgage bonds
numb 100 10 nclusiye and that and after
Ne 9th day 1863 interest said bonds aha
JOHN A. STEW ART Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

, HERMAN co, ArcTfoNEERs WILL RELf4
>. ths dak 81 ~ oelock, a. 10 Bossry. 20 esshh pl
~ part ~ esTso Of ths steamer clrcss.sn Uosfs 80
rom sanrsss 10 bond
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

TSO GENTLEMEN OF KxPERIENCE IN BUSINESS
i banking or otherwse, one who can command cap
70 join snsprise With few gentlemen q the highest
Gay viii BE- found worthy OF the notice Of gentlemen Of
sh stsung and need address whose reputation
would for the chief oflce In
vaaies or banka viii be shown satisfactorily on an m
with greater security and profit The advertiser
viii with those who reply In the they
sag.es viii give references prior
interview IL des ed and the srctrs confidence will
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

II YOU WANT TO KNow-wHAf HAS NEVER BEEN
iIsm, read Medical Common Ssnse" curious book for
iss s ,s s.ses sr q ne No.
Hroad
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs-oFFICE OF THE cox.
IN mssoners OF Taxes and Assessments, No. - Chambers
street. New York, January TO- SSNotce IS hereby given,
that the Rolls Personal Estate
OF the city and county OF New York, for the year los wi
b. spen for Inspection and from and after Monday
January r. 1855 and will remain I'LL the 50h day OF
April 1855 for the OF and tho
OF Aforesaid real and personal oaato
or the city and county Of New York. All persons %
heying themselves So asgrsved must make application
during the reriod above mentioned
In order obtain ha cef provided BY law Tho aet Of 1859
provides that during tho time the books shall 10 open
TO public Inspection hsrenbefore provided, appoca-
may made BY any considering himself g.
Grievcd the assessed valuation OF his real or PERSONAL
have tho e0Yreced II such Application %
relation the valuation OF real csAte
bs ado In writing, stating the ground OF objocon
thereto and the Commissioners shall examno
complaint and In thsir Judgment the assessment
they snail the same 10 be corrected II
application be made relation to the assessed vaua
ton ate the applicant shall DO examined un
der ss by the said who shall be authorized
administer such OATH any of thom and IT, In his or
their Judgment the they shall cause
and fix the amount OF such assess
they believe 70 be just, and declare their de-
csion thereon within thirty days after such application
shall made TO then No reduction shall be mado
by Of Supervisors Of any real and
personal imposed under this unless shall
pcar oath affirmation that the aggreved was
unable attend within the period prescribed for the cor
by Of sickness absence from tho
city. A. J. WILLIAMSON, COMMISSIONER
wv. skoVWS. VWS Hs.s.s%spss % %
The New York herald., 1863-01-15
Union FOR rHR ApyANcExRNr O
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ sayest literary Feast that rssaed human taste
New edition, with Is besntiful sngayns; y ~ The
In ru and fine steel pate 90 csnta Sent BY mail care
curiosity postage froe
ceipt Of price. CALVIN BLANCHARD, Publisher, 30 Ann
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

1NHE FIREMENs FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, ITO
January O. lSS.-Divdend-The Board OF Directors
declared dividend Of three and half cent Gree
q y, demand
HENRY BEECKMAN. Secretary
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

uDsYCHOMANCY.n-A0w EITHER SEX MAY FAs.
L cinate and gain the love, oonldence affections and
good will any person they CHOOSE, Instantly This simple
mental acquremsn all can Posses certain suc.ess
with guide the unmarried bath eItrsord
nary book great Interest," third edition. 10000
pies already sold Address T. William Co., pubifshers
boz 2 40, Phila adcphA.
The New York herald., 1863-01-15

for cash.--A beautiful sold rosewood Psrlor Suit
lowered satin brocste made order ogst $3.50
M be- for siso; 40 covered IN silk plush for SIs
the FURNITURE Carpets and Curtains Of pAror three
ash Apply li0 West Eighth street. Clinton place,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Rebel News.

WARRINGTON. July 9-The Richmond Dis
patch Of July has been received II has the
following from Tennessee: 81,
ATLANTA, July 3-There has been no raid on
the railroad In East Tennessee.
ATLANTA, July Alt 10 considered certain
that Morgan has played havoc with the rsar d
Rosecrans. An important movement has taken
place In Gen. Bragg's army, but IL is not pru-
dent to mention particulars. 's7'
Gen. Brsgg's headquarters are at Bridgeport
The Tennessee river will be the future line OF
defence. It 10 supposed that Huntsville and the
Memphis railroad will be abandoned. -,
50 The Richmond Dispatch Of July 9Th, states
that Jeh Davis has had recently q severe attack
Of sickness, but that he will in few days he
enjoying bis usual health
The same paper says that Vice President Ste.
phens, 10 is said, has gone to Fortress Monroe
on the Dag Of truce boat. One story is that his
bu siness is to see about the exchange Of pris-
oners. Another is that II is to infsrm the Fed
eral Government that If private property is not
respected In the Confederate States, and the
rules OF civilized warfare are not strictly com
Piled with, our forces In the North will receive
instructions to fetaliate In kind. r
FORTRESS MoNRoE, July 6.-The Richmond
Enquirer OF July b is received, but contains no
important news from any source. The
Enquirer says unofficial inform ition By tele-
graph from Jackson, Mississippi, this morn
ing. states that General Magruder and
DICK Taylor had crossed the Mississippi
at Kennan, ten miles above New Orleans, and
we're marching on that city. Gen Taylor has
captured seven thousand OF the enemy near
New Orleans. Possibly The Confederate flae
waves over New Orleans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
To the Democracy of Franklin County.

Notice Is hereby given to the Democracy ol
franklin county to meet on Friday, the 3lst day
July, 1868, for the purpose of electing delegates
to attend the County Convention to meet at the
City Hall In the city Of Columbus, on Saturday
the Let day Of August, 1868, at 10 O'Clock A.
M, for the purpose Of nominating
Two Representatives.; one Probate Judge; one
Sheriff; one Treasurer; one Auditor; one Coun
ty Commissioner; one Coroner, and one In6rm'
ary Director.
Also, at the same time and places, one del
egate from each Ward and Township will be
elected to the Senatorial Convention to nomi-
nate q candidate for Senator for this Senatorial
District. Time for holding the Senatorial Con
vention WILDE fixed hereafter.
The polls will be opened at 3 O'Clock and
closed at O'Clock p. M. In the Townships, aud
will open at O'Clock and close at 8 O'Clock P
M. in the city. ....eI .-,..
The following Ia the number a 1 delegates al
lotted to each Ward Of the city Of Columbus
and to each Township Of the county of Frank
lin, based upon the vote cast for Supreme Judge
IN 1862, allowing one delegate for each fifty ant
an additional delegate for each fraction o.
twenty Eve votes 90 cast. WI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

The editor who said that his mouth never
uttered lie, probably spoke through his nose.
But the woman who said that Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Saleratus is the best in the world,
and makes better break, biscuit, cakes or pud.
dings, out of the same sack of -four, than can
DO made with any other saleratus or soda, spoke
1t with her eyes and mouth wide open, and does
not fear contradiction. Dyspeptio persons can
use 1t with inpunity, and be all the better for
50 doing. Most all the Gsocers sell it. Depot
liz Liberty street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Cincinnati marKet.-Ju,ve

BL0UR-The market closea verv du,, r,S.s..
5rom a view YORK, and superane was offered nj a. 9s:
o op sn mills fancy sold at s5 So and 100 do er
WHIsKY-A good demand, and a Arm u.,t.,
SAFES OF soo barrels at 4l@4KC, the latter rto for
BGLK SHOULDERS 600 lbs bulk ,bou,s.,. ..,,
axMs--isOO pieces country uga,.oured sold =. sp,
BgLK sHoULDERs--4c was refused.
Mnss PohK-Is held At25c higher, but We heard n,
BAooN-Ts held firmly at4H@5,Sc.
LARD-Dull and not Inquired for
olL-Llnseed sold at 81 40. We notice that ,bs,s
have been large purchases Of this article mads y sIe N
York for this market at 81 20. --"'' III Ne"
doing. M. ~ = ""'u'y any'hing
wnEHTTss market va, dull buyers having
ssneLa wlndwn In actieipaton or dsolioo but tbs
onerngs we're not large and holders were unwiIii, ~
make any concessions Red Is held at 81 O5 bnt
generally conhne their offers to 81 90. WhIte q bsiS
non sN 10 ior Indiana or Ohio white and 81 80
cel 30 for prime to choice Kentucky but 10 esc, a,o
395c per busher would have 10 be made Tbs nni
9l05. N'" Piine reu at
ooRN-A continued good demand. ma a.. -.
rules nrm at o5@56c for sheled, In buk ana sGSacs
including Sack and 56957c for ear In bulk I7I0hn.h
ear sold at canal at SIC. ''u'"
oATs-rhe market rules dull and heavy and ,ba,
are freely offered at $50 In bulk and 7lc inclndn @
without buyers. uui"B sacASi
RYE-Prime samples are held at 74a75c on arrival
sSarVoiy huy inquiry Tor IL.
are merely nominal ~ o'e raves
HAY-The demand for loose pressed Is good s.,,v nm
70 tne supply and the market is firm Si7@ Is Der ton
on arrival. Tight pressed meets with fair inquiry At
siSSS9 DsS on arrival, and s2i922 from store. ~
ChEEsk-The market rules steady, with n to,, ia
mand at % for selected Western Reserve ec for
burg. The receipts are light. w ''H0 iOi hAm-
BUTTER-The market has not Undergone anv oh.nos
since our last report; the demand is onIv mads,s,s
but the receipts light, and though onis, ~
for prime to choice. N' "nu ''Si'c
H. hNH...E. ~. TGazette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

Wounded"-Geo Royer, co g; VIM Whitley,
lasF Bowens, Corp VIM FewksciDg, co H Jas
Johnston, 90 ~ James LIghtle, co /; David
honng, Corp, 90 A; Henry Wilson, Amos
co HI. 80 --'' - v "-''''
Killed-sergt Calvert Devices, co F; VIM E
Haines, 90 B.
62D OHIO.
Col ko6inlon, wounded and prisoner.
capt " Miller, wounded.
|. 6rH OHIO.
Wounded-Captain Reade, Captain Miller,
Lieutenant Farnham, Lieutenant McKi ssor !.
Lieutenant Manolian, Captain Pierce, Captain
Nlckerson, Lieutenant Thornbury, Lieut. enant
Travis, Lieutenant Thange.
Killed-Lieutenant Hayden.
One hundred and two men were killed,
wounded and missing.
6lsT CHIC.
Captain T M Wallace.
Lieutenant d G Sullivan,
Lieutenant G M sohelly.
i, 5TH OHIO.
Killed-First Lieut. Henry c Brinkman, Co
u; Corp George H Thompson, Co G.
,,Wounded-Co A, Capt John Geyer, neck,
e,lbn'i Eu"hrd onicnarot, right legS slight.
20 Z, George Case, back, bad. Co D, Mathew
McCracken. right leg; George Lsnhart, right
leg: Go e, Sergeant William Lee, left arm and
back, serious; Andrew Crawford, hip, bad. Co
q, Corp John M Mohr, left shoulder, bad
Francis M Neal, hip, bad; Anthony Merville,
right shoulder and chest, serious; Henry Eifert,
left wrist. Co H, First Lieut. r E Fisher, left
fore arm; George H Frazer, right ankle; Mar
tin Hughes, right leg. Co l, Corp d J O'Con.
nell, forehead, slight; Alfred A Winter, rig BIT
lex, hesh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

RLOUR-sale 50 bbls red wheat doubIe sr,r, =. .s,.
and SO white do at same. 90 10
WHEAT-tales before New York report II .OOo hr,b
req and cars do all free on board al 81 10: caIs
white at ~ "a and car red Cleveland and pti tisbnr
track at III l7x. The market closes heavy and Iwss
without sales since report. E-H = --N A'"ei'
cOhN-There is q Light demand for ear corn. with
at 60Kc on track and car at Glc S0iu
0ATs-Quiet at 6l@p69c.
BIaHWINEs-Sales IS bbls at l2Kc, 80 bbIs at ao,<
20 bbs and IS bbls at 43c " IA ;
@l3c. and W. r. at I4Kc. 'o' i@n
inside figure. ET ' AAV''S "
OHhEsE-sales at 9hc for nice W. X.
III nnLhp ArkLhs-ln better demand and held higher,
with sales at 5kc and psy for packages.
PEATHERS-sale at Soc INV
hEohIPTs-l6,5OO bush wheat, cars corn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Paving Notice.
To all whom u may concern /:

To all whom u may concern:
n -.--------------- orrY CLKRKa OFFICE, I
\ =, COLUMBUS, o., June 30, 1867
MOTION 10 hereby given that proceedings have been
IN inAtituted in the City ConpcI Of Ooiumbus. FOR
making the following improvements, to wit:
forgrading and grayelng the unpaved sidewalks and
gaveng and paving the cutters and crossings on John
street between Latham street and Church street.
The same to be done In accordance with pats and es-
Inmates to DO prepared by the city civil engineer and
hled In the Office Of the city clerk.
All peaons claiming damages on account Of said pro
posed improvements are required to file their claims in
the oce OF the city clerk, writing on or before the
fifteenth day Of August, A, D., 1863.
f..gE .a9as yllg 6iGs J. J. RUNsTON,s
july3-4w Oity CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

VERY EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
W. r. Kent, AuctiOneer, will sell on Tuesday
next, July 18Th, commencing at 10 o'clock A,
M, at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, all of the
household furniture Of Professor Collin Stone,
who Is about to remove from the city. The
articles are all Of the best description, and will
be enumerated In handbills. Housekeepers' at
tention Is respectfully called TO this sale.
July 10-4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Paving Notice.

Il huc iEgr-zr..- CirY oLERKs OFFICE,
Ntb -Ji'Jl ID, ooLuMBuS, o., june Is, 1863
To all whom 1t may Concern: ot
NOTIoE is hereby given that proceedings have been
Instituted In the oity Council Of Columbus, for
making the Following improvements, to witt
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks, gut.
e and crossings on Ann street, extending from South
Public Lane te Division street.
For grading and graveng the unpaved sidewalks and
grading and paving the CUTTERS and crossings on ChuIch
street. between North Public Lane and John strest,
FOR regarding and paving the crossing on the east
Side OF High street stLong strees.
FOR regarding and paving the crossing on the west
btreet. ~ ~
The same to be done In with plats and e.
Inmates to be prepafed BY the City Civil BnQineer and
hled In the Office Of the City olefk.
\ All persona claiming damages on account Of aaid
proposed mprovemens required to le their claims
IA the once OF the City CLERK, In writing, on or before
the mt day OF August. A. D.. 1863. =
I t stE4t VIZ J.J, FUNsT0N, z
Junels-sw City CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Majors General Commanding

New YoRK, July 8, PM The Times special
from Washington says Generals Grant AND
Meade have been promoted, the former Major
General and the iatter, Brigadier General In
the regular army. .s5gsSgT
A special to the Tribune says There wa,
heavy skirmishing to-day from daylight till
three IN the afternoon, near Boonesboro, be
tween Buford's ana Kilpatfick' d, cavalry ant
the enemy's ca valry and infantry.
Tie locality OF Lees army is unknown, bui
bis wagon kains are at WilIiamsport. IL 10 be.
leyed hee is terrifying at or near Antietam.
~ ID statSd Eat the frat draft for thirty thou
aand men will be made as soon AS the ENROLL
nient is completed. The quotas of the several
districts are already assigned. .2d io' Sel7ala s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Democratic club Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the Democratic
Club of this city, in the Atheneum, this (Fri-
day. evening, beginning at eight o'clock. Let
there be full attendance-a grand rally of the
people. The meeting will be addressed by Col.
]. G. GROOM and Hon. GEORGE L. CONVERSE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

CAIRO, July 9.-The rebels have retired from
Helena. Mat-Gen. oglesby, just arrived from
Memphis, says the terms of capitulation OF
Vicksburg were:5a Enlisted men were 70 be pa
rolled, while commissioned officers we're retain
Cd as prisonets. Pemberton glyes che number
Of men fit for duty atctHelve thousand, and six
Inousend ID me hospitals; butt 10 thought the
number will exceed this Ave or six thcussnd. a 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
State and Local News.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, at this office, good
boy ID to Is years of age. to whom good wages
will be given. at -.
july3-dh. .'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

BALLcU's DOLLAR MoNTHLY.--This is one OF
the best miscellaneous magazines now publish
cd. 1t is illustrated with handsome cus. Stu
der, on State street, has already received the
number for August.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

AUCTION SALE OF HoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN
FORSIrURE.-I will sell at my Auction Room,
No. la4 South 4th street, on Saturday morning,
July lltb, large lot of Household and Ktch-
On Furniture of every description; also, twenty
four new Saddles. Sale positive and without
reserve. v. R. GLAZIER,
julyl0-t Auctioneer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

Trustworthy, that General Dix has sen, iMwen.y My
hve thoufand men to reiniorce GenerA Ias Mssue
The DRAFT commenced In Pittsburg w. 'unss
day.. - ~ ~ E
A special from Washington to the Post says;
IL is believed here that battle is In progress
to day on the upper Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

MILITARY NorIoE.-The 81 District of the
9th Ward, including all the territory between
High, SpriDg and Latham streets and North
Public lane, will meet at Richard Walch's
Grocery store, at from to O'Clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, July III, 1853, and proceed as provid-
cd by law to elect one Captain, one lst Lieu
tedant and one I'd Lieutenant.
e. B, ARMSTRONG,
tv.uitJ J3s' FRANCIS HOWARD,
JulylO-td Trustees 9Th Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
From Newborn.
To Mdjor. General Halieck
NEwBERN, N. c., July -7th.

To MAJOR General Halteek ~ rr
have the honor to report that the cavalry
sent from here July Sd, under Col. Lewis, Of
the Sd New York Cavalry, has safely returned
having successfully accomplished its mission
and without lossi They destroyed by twisting
rails, etc., according to Gen. Haupt's plan, two
miles Of the railroad at Warsaw also destroy
ing for five miles more all the culyerts as vel
as the telegraph. At Keransville an armGry
was destroyed, and a large quantity Of small
arms and commisssry and quartermaster stores
were burnt. About $50 animals and some thirty
persons were captured by them, and some one
hundred men and three hundred women and
children-n -negtoes-followed them.
Hel,1 S J.G.. FOSTER,
Maior-Gen Commanding