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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-14
DaniCS Collins Estate.

IhG subscribers, having been appointed by the HonOa
Die Probate Court for the District Of WASHINGTON, Com
hlsslohef to leceve examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Of nel Collins
Iate oil Capot IN said district deceased represented in
soNeht ana the term OF six months the 18th day of
November leu3 being allow ed by said court the cred
osof sad deceased 10 exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Us Give notice thatwe will attend to the
dulles OF our appointment the of the late
Dan iel Collins in Cabot IN said district on the 18Th day
OF December and 1911 ofMay next at O'Clock the al
ternoon, on each of said days.
JOSEPH LANCE, r,,,- =
CALEB FISHER, N
Cabot, November, 23d, A D. 1863. dfw3
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DR.. L.DIXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
al Eudicots Street, Boston, Mass,

- "'' 80 AN'' -' -A
so arranged thar patients never or hear each 9th
er. Keco"ect' Inc ONLY ehuauoe 10 s 9Llce Is 10
tnH ny M 0 m Ibat oI n occd,t
quen,ly 10 'a'1y ti ~ % t u,f @ O 'O0'i'
can any P''So" 1'7' ''' 'pPi5 ~ 90 "
DIR DIX
oldv asserts and be COnradicted, except by
Quacks who Will say or do anything, even perjule
themselves TO impose upon patIents) that he
, ,,,, ,.,.-,- ptar1 an l,4p Anr.rE puysrcfA,f An
vERrIsIHG IN BOSTON
stvr5pN WEARS
engaged IN treatment i Spe,ia Diseases, fact so we'll
cS,n t man, titizers Publishers Merchants Hotel
rroqrietos &c. ,ha, he IS much recommended, ana
particularly to
srn.>..rpy y,,sDrpAvEfrLRs
olhAN""ho AM Ina H4"4-'-iA0
10 avoid ana s.cag, ilpo-iiou Of Foreign and Ma
tive Uuaak- mar Ant0ts in Boston than other large
cltie-
DIX H. flA
proudly n er- 10 Professors and respectable Physician
many Of whom consult i'm in critical cases, because
throush 81. ~ , eli .ac, pa III ana observation
AFfI.. HD AM DNI0hl ONAlE
ne not yooea " ou ~ Gul - 5a..I ~ & ~ oJJsE &
eel'so 'u ~ - ia '' ' @f
Ises' ana H.eeh7.."7 "a
LJRLlGN AND EAlift. QUAChH.
,yb k,, litt.0 te nature and character of special
niseases and LESS s to their cure some exhibit forged
Ja - H., ifIItjrn. or CYIlags. ,yllc1 never r,.
ittpI,,, an. ,art of the yor,d others exhibit Dplo
mas of tbe Dead how obtained. Unknown not only
assun m and adgerji.i4 in names Of those inserted Ia
The Di i mas but to mrther their imposition assume
lmes OF other most celebrated fhysclans cong since
dead. Neither be deceived by
atr.vk NoSrRIrN MAKERS
w ~ - ..
dations OF their medicines 'y af rad Nho la"n0t 5A
Their imt oson, copy rom ,ied,c1 BooSs much tnat
lS "Ii.,e "Iii.,e. 0 ali +Ua s5n,. a., ,hsir pm. F.
and plants u AScr 'ot az '1S % se ~ Cne' % ',io
Mercur because OF the ancient belief Of It's curing
everything = bnt now known TO " XII more than Is
cured" snd those not killed consttutonay injured Tor
life
tGNORANCE OF OUACK DOCTORS AND NOSTRUM
'N"N MAKERS
- . ,..
Through the ignorance OF lue eacN Doo'o'' j
no other remedy ne feLeS upon hEhoUhi a'S ~,
20 all his patlen III rms - op- &C. 30 tle i. u
Maker tquSi'y su' a'' .I MN, - i,s afacts h
Specific Anudole, &c pom itlyng upon ~ 3,,s
curing ie" IN anunuItG !, Is iuN h - ssid
ways throughon. lhe lahq oul, @ A-As mn 80
Of the baanje some o WioiH uie o'"e,9 * 80 , " nv,
and are lslt 10 Ilh5e' Auu aungI 'ol trt ntvsic
I'll relieved or cured Il poS'lOie' =! 0o"p f-''N'
aus ,,,,r,,s .ppNor trNnpANT
D. "
,..,;.hstandirc the faregoing facts are known to
Non" n,ot hoo ora and Nostrum Makers vet regard
less OF the ilie ana nealn ol 6sIves contra
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-14

STERLING'S
STERLING'S
STER LINGiS
STFRIINGiE
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-14

THIS work is one of high moral tone written in chaste
vet thrilling language and appeals directly TO the
moral consciousness of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
IANs especially, detailing scientific and reliable aid.
and treatment for cure.
1t will be sent by Mail receipt OF TWO IS. cent
STAMPS.
I5- PARENTS AND GUARDIANS! tai not to send and
obtain this book.
W YOUNG MEN! Fail not tosend and get this book.
U5~ LADIES, You, TOO, should at once secure copy
of This hook.
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nrEc WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL. DIX
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stra mt from occupation fear of exposure TO al
Gather, with safe and pleasant medicines
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Their effects and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
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MerouraI Heotions ErupoDs and all Diseases OF the
skin Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and Body Pimples
on the lace Swengs OF the Joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in outh and the
more advanced, Of all ages, OF
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The world renowned author In this admirable Lecture,
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CERTIFICATE.
This is TO certify shat, about eighteen months ago.
commenced using STERLING's AHBRosfA. sly halr was
short. thin and rapidly falling Out. hGd tried many
Hair Tones, lnyigorators, &c without receiving any
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the floor. This wonderful result attribute solely the
use Of SrsRLNG's AMBRosTt, since commenced using
it have applied nothing else TO my hair.
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No, ABB Broadway. New York.
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ROBINSON'8 LION PLOUGH !!
Wholesale and Retail.

To the Farmers ana Traders Of Vermont
ryHE subscriber would give notice to his friends and pat
rons ana a others in want OF Ploughs, that he has
,etured 10 Montyelier and will remain at the store Of
g. SCOTT 4 CO.. where he viii offer for sale large
lot OF Lion Ploughs consisting Of sdeh and other kinds
OF P.ughs 70 USE the lowest pics Please call and eX
CHAs. A. ROB fNSON.
Montpelier Sept. % wsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned is candidate for Mayor of
this city. Circumstances, combined With solici-
tstions from numerous citizens. induce me to
offer myself 40 candidate for that ofice, at
the ensuing Spring election, subject to the Dem
ocratic Convention. therefore invoke the
warm aud generous support Of my old friends,
who have so often cheered me on in my busi-
ness for over thirty years. They know how
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the honois of'the station, and with Whist care
AID fidelity would discharge the trust reposed
10 me Respectfully,
t..t G w, KENT, Sr,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
New York markeI.-Feb. 24,

! 00Tr0N-More active and decidedly nnner; sales a
9i@9iHc,
FL0UR-Excitsd by the large advance In gold, ant
prices advanced 025c, with sales at q 75e for ex
ira stas; % 0596 25 choice do 81 27 so for super
fine western 81 65D6 o5 for common to medium extra
western $66 20 for extra round hoop Ohio and % 30
@9 60 for trade brands aud closing quiet bnt scarcely
SO firm.
wHBAT-opened 293c better, but much excited at
advance. Sales Of Chicago spring at 81 1901 65; MIL
waukee Club 81 65Sl 49, and 81 6591 70 for winter
red Illinois.
CoRN-Active and 1B9c higher with saIes at ssca
81 % for sound aa99ae for unsound and for west
| ern yellow,
oATs--More active and decidedly better sales at IS
@60. =
CoFPnE--MOre active and very arm, with sale, of
Rio at 32kc.
sUGAR-H9Kc better and more doing at lik@
l2Mc Tor New Orleans, and iOk9llc for Muscovado.
MOLAssBe--Firm safes OF New Orleans at 4295sc,
and 20 hhds old crop Porto Rico at 4sc.
PORK-A ihade frmer and in good demand, with sales
at Sl59l5 25 for old mess; Sll 7593 IS for old and
new prime; SIS SO to IL So for prime mess incud-
at BIG s7K.
BEBF-Quiet and steady.
HO9S-Dressed; shade hTmer at 63<6b64c.
BACON SIDES-Less active but q snaue hrmer at TX
Obs for West Cumberland; 6kc for western long ribbed
ohSeXc DO short ribbed; sIc do long clear and ek9
9Hc do short clear.
HAMs-Active and irmer at Il9l2c.
LAkD-More active and frmer with sales at ll9
iSHc including 1900 brls for April, May and june de
livery at l2c.
BUTTER-sales at l692lc for Ohio, and e392sc for
State.
oHEEsE-shade armer at l29Iec.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

SOLDIERS DISCHARGED FROM CAMP DESSIsoN
The following Is list of soldiers discharged
from the service OF the United stites for ths
week ending Saturday, February 81, 1863, al
the U. 8 General Hospital, Camp Dennison:
Francis Barnett, CO. c, 35ih Ohio; William
R Bloss, CO. E, 74th H.; Alex. Calhoun, co. II
SD Ohio; William Collier, CO. D, 74lh Ind :;
Wm FAris, CO. II, ll1th Ohio; T NJ Gardiner,
co. II, % East Tenu. Oav.; John McCollister,
GO *, 94th Ohio; sergt A Manahen, co. E,
99th Ohio; Geo Morningstar, co d, 93d Ohio;
Patterson, Co D, 102d Ohio; Stephen Pruden,
co B. l0s.h Ohio; sergt Morltz Pick, co. A, Cd
Mo; Sstgt Aaron RAmbo, CO. l, 18th Ohio
sergt leo W Sanders, co. G, 90 Ohio; sergt
Darius Shelton, CO. g, 69th Ohio; Sergt Alfred
Selix, co. II, 56lh Ohio; Sergt Geo Toman, co.
A, 73d Ind; Sergt Saml Whilhurser, 33d Ohio;
Sergt John Wallis, co. C, 9th Ind.
DIKD.-John Barnes, co. G, 18th Ind; Adam
Bowers, co. +, ll5th Ohio; Joshua D. Down
ing, co. E, 18th u. 81.
DEsERTED.-C Corp. Joseph Bowrg, co. c, 26.h
Ohio; Isaac Dillon, CO. e, 18th Ohio; VIM
Day, co. +, 65th Ohio; VIM g Morris, co. c,
5lst Ohio; John Peterson, co X, 35th Ill Segt
VIM A Richey, co. H, 64th Ohio; R II Smith
co. d, 81 Ohio; Sergeant John s Scott, CO. A,
9Th Ohio.
There had been admitted during the week,
40; returned to duty, 1873; remaining in the
hospital, 1l50.
Accommodations are being prepared for over
seveI hundred additional patients. The Hoe.
pital &C Camp Dennison will then have about
twenty-five hundred beds for sick and wounded
soldiers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25


The several characters Of Gsnarro, Don Al
phonso and Gubetto, were presented with fine
akill and effect, respectively, by Messrs. Nc
COLON, Dickson and Stuart. In fact, all The
parts OF this thrilling and terrible tragedy we're
produced In q superior style.
There will be presented at the Atheneum to.
night one Of the finest bills of the season. Miss
Wallar will appear as Mrs. Haller in the pOpu.
lar play Of the Stranger character which
her great powers as an actress will beautifully
illustrate; Mr.. McCollom will appear in the
same play as the Stranger; Mr.. Lewis as Pc
ter, and Mrs. Dickson as Charlotte.
That extrs-comical farce--My Neighbor's q
Wife which kept the house the other night
iua roar of laughter from the beginning to th g
end, will close the evenings entertainment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

0Hr HUNDRED on NiNrrrEN RoUaDs The
Journal on Monday morning published an or
der from Governor Tod, directing Captain
Konkle to fire ct noon on that day a salute Of
one hundred rounds in homer of Washingtons q
Birthday. The Jou' nal oil the next (Taes-
day. morning s!ates that Captain Konkls on
Monday parsded our principal streets with bis
celebrated battery, and that hsltiDg on tho east
side Of Capitol Square, nineteen rounds were
fred from the elk pieces Of ordnance attached
to the blttery. ..r.-sf
The question with some of our loyal citizens
10, whether one hundred rounds were fred or
only niheteea' and II the latter, why were the
remaining eighty -one omitted7 Was Is be-
cause there are nineteen free states--the num-
Der TO be embraced in Conway's Northern Ia.
ien7 Can the Journal explainY
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Wanted.
A IL kinds Of help at Wsgnsr's Dining Hall.
"A .. feb2l-dl

counoIL PROCEEDINGS AT the meeting Of
the City Council on Monday evening, Mr.. But
Ter presented the following communication
from the President Of the Columbus Street
Railroad Company:
The Company hereby formally accept the
permission granted to said Company, to use
and occupy certain streets 10 said city, for the
purpose OF Street Passenger Railway, and no
tify your honorable body that the Company
have commenced work upon said road In and
along the streets specified, in accordance with
said permission and the ordinance.
JOHN MILLER, Pyes't
JUSTIN MoRRIsos, Secy
Mr.. Douty, from the select committee on the
division of the city into vards, reported bill,
which was read twice and referred to Mr.. Dou-
ty, as q select committee. y :
The Council then elected three special police
men--Messrs. Joseph Bowman, Jonn Sullivan
and o. w. HUT.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
Cincinnatl markct.-Feb. aa

FLoUR-There WA. verv little dons to.dsv and n,;cs
are tte better than nominal At NJ as M so- spnsr
ne and S6 O06 10 for extra these Seinr mainly ths
asking rates '~'-s --"'-'' '-'
WHIsKY-No change In the market. Sales of 3lC
bris at 5IGl5IKc the latter rate for wagon
PROVIeIONS-The market was aenbrallv ou,et With
out much disposition to buy or seii. =
MESS PORK-Not Inquired for and pricea remain n,
last quoted.
BULK MEATS-couId have been bought on a sbade
ea.ier terms 100000 ib shouders sofa at 4Lc
n the country and delivered here: also 3 bnTes
clear rib middes az 6XTc sides we're liz hed
at &c for heavy.
LARD-0pened quset and cay to buy but closed with
an improved demand Bales Of 400 tcs at 9fcifor
| try and l0c for city, and 100 brls eountrv AZ eLc
| BACON sID1e-4O hhds sold at 6Nc,
WHEAT-rhe demand continues fair, and with Only a
moderate supply the market rules firm at SI 25 fol
prime red 81 80 for prime Indiana and Ohio white and
81 3591 40 for prime to choice Kentucky white The
sales reported were: 2l00 bush prime red at 2 and
1000 bush choice Kentucky white at 81 40. about TO-
600 bush prime red sold Saturday and to-day at 81 25
delivered In Xeuia,
C0RN-The receipts continue lieht with A GOOD de.
mand and the market rules firm at e3e4c for shelled
and 64965c for In bulk sheed Is held at 73c sackI
included. The sales made public were: zs0 bm.h
shelled In bulk at 63c 1000 bushels sheled In bur AZ
e4c 1000 bushels at canal at &c. and 500 busb ear Al ar
| in bulk.
OATa-The market Is quiet, though the Offering. ire
not large and holders nrm at foil rates We Guots
them at 69970c In bulk and a0c including saeks The
only sale reported was 500 bush at 70:.
RYE-The supply Is more liberal and the market Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
From California,

SAN Francisco, Feb 24.-Sailed, ship Gold.
en- Fleece, for Liverpool, carrying $4,000 sacks
OF wheat, silver orc, etc. Business fat. Mer
chants are unable to account for the sudden rise
in gold in New York Mining stocks are i'm.
proving.
There has been severe gale along the cons
for several days past Account, are ALREADY
received of the loss of several small coasters
including about thirty lives.
The Cuatom. house officials have been doinf
handsomely in the way of seizing goods for IN
der valuation, besides SIS. 1000 worth of Hava
na cigars. IL is estimated they have condemn
ed near 5000, 900 worth of French and Germ,1
goods
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

TRurH.--"Truth 10 mighty and will prevail"
sowill Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Salerstus
over oil Others, Notwithstanding so many in the
trade are trying to imitste Il and deceive the
public With spurious article. Our advice is
to use no other, try no other, call for no other,
and be put of with no other, for we Lnop there
10 no ether as good. Il takes less In quantity
It ID far superior to soda to use with cream Tar.
tar; II is free from oil deleterious substances;
you can obtain much better biscuits with II
than with any other salerstus or with soda; Ws
have. Try It, and speak from experience
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

CiNcMNATI, Feb, 24.-An immense Union
meeting was held here last night at the Opera
House and Melodeon Hall. B,th places were
filled to overAoWing. Resolutions we're adopted
declaring-that We give new pledges TO- the
perpetuation Of the Uniori that we send greet
ings to the Administration of the Ohio soldiers
that we support vigorous prosecution of tb,
war; that the Mississippi must roll unbroker
to the Gulf; that submission to the constituted
law and authorities Is the only basis Of fire.,
government; shat we will sustain those in pow
er, whether they please us or not, until other
are put In their places.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
C,eve,.nd mo,ke,-roh 90

RL0URThe only sales redorted are small lots double
extras at 81 for red and 81 so for white.
WHBAT-Quiet and steady with sales / car red AT
Sl37. Receipts are very light.
/ do at Csc.
0ATs-DuIl at 55c. Sale car load.
WIGHWINEs-eales 100 brls at SEC.
sEEDs-saies ciovdr NJ yo,25, and Timothy at
S2 62k.
PoULTRY-saIes Of Chickens at Sc, aad Turkeys at
lie.
DRIED ApPLEs-sAles of $500 barrels choice a,
5kc. s,...l t-.
oHEEsE-Sales Hamburg at re.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Country brands Of Mes,
Pork a.e in demand at Sn co. Choice city brands AZ
Comstock are active et SIS 90 for Mess and Sl0 OC
for clear Mess The same brands OF cut meats are il
good request at % for hams Go for shoulders and O
for dred beef while common qualities are in light sup
ply and scarcely quotable. |
Lf1dar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

FRIcHTruL RAILRoAD AccIDEST The Zlnes.
vile Courier .states that as the eastern bound
freight train on the Central Ohio Railroad, on
Saturday night last, approached the Licking
River bridge, Immediately vest Of that city, q
young man named Joseph Frost, breaksmsn,
was struck on the head By the bridge and
knocked down between the wheels, which pass
cd over him, cutting him in two just above the
hips. His severed body then fell through the
bridge into the river The accident was not
discovered until the arrival of the train in
Zinesville. Only the lower half Of his body
has been recovered. The unfortunate man
leaves wife in this city, and his other rela-
tives reside near Utica in Licking county. He
was about thirty years of age. ~ y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

Ie5x; o. 8. year certificates g7,<; Demand Note
l70X; Treasury 7.30 bonds OF February and Aug l0y
Michigan Southern scrip 1l3;New York Central 1I9,f;
Fort Wayne and Chicago % bonds 105Xi Toledo and
Mabash Cd %; California rs 135;U. 9. 50 "a Coupons
soxi es 81 do lolzS; Registered 100. eMt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

The best advice thst can be taken is to sape
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UnRIvALLED TooTH PAsrE.-
Call Tor it as Studer's, Msrple's, Samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's. Shaup's, Den.
ig's, Ridgwsy's, ]. Fowler's, D, D. s, Or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere =
Try it one and all. D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

! ELIsLER's ArHEnsuM Mas. wAlLAR. The
character of LucretIa Borgia, In all It's phases
Of maternal tenderness and the most determined
blood-thirsty revenge, was portrayed, last night
: at the Atheneumby Mrs Emma Wsllar In style
that could not fail, while Il reused alternate
pity and dstestation Of the infamous Lucretia,
: to exotic the highest admiration of the power
and srtistic skill Of the fair tragediennc. There
were passages, as for instance, were she
rlesds With the memorable Duke, her husband,
for the life of Genarro, and where she laughs
with wild exultation at having saved the intend.
Z Cd victim from the laws Of. death, rendered
With such truthfuIneas and with sach strength
Of intense passion, .hst We could not avoid for
the moment realizing that the vsritible Lucrs.
tia Bofgia Of historlc memory stood before u.s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

MISS BARTON AT NAuoHroN Hall .-Nsugh-
ton Hall was well filled last evening at the Con-
cert Of Miss Julia Barton. The audience were
highly delighted, as she sang with fne effect
Pfof. Edwards's recit,tions were also very ap-
propriste and well received.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

WARRINGTON, Feb. "a The Richmond Ex.
aminer of the 2lst Ia received here Il con.
tains dispatch dated Port Hudson, Feb. Islh
announcing the reported capture Of the Queen
of the West, the United States iron-cIad gun.
boat which recently run the blockade at Vicks.
burg She was attacking the Notifications
Red river, and after brick csnnoRadipg struck
her colors. Thirteen of the officers and crew
were captured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undsnlgned will giveinfomation on very "a,
tersniao and tmportaat sahsct which Will bo vain.
cd more than thousand timoh cost BY every married
couple Of any age condition in s. Tho information
will bs sent By mail TO any address on the rscspt Of %
c,nts (sfvsr) and ono red stamp. m Il Els 81
Altlsttsm should bs addressed to afe
n. B. NORRIS, n. p
octsi-iysiswdkv Boston, hass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

.=.LoUIsvrILE, Feb. "a, Evening-The exciting
statements which have been made here durins
the past two days, arose from the fact that abou
eight hundred rebel cavalry, under Leroy CLARK
entered Richmond, KY. ION Sunday, stsid hours
and then passed through Winchester, where q
skirmish with slight loss occurred. After which
the rebel cavalry cleared out in the direction
of Mount Sterling. Everything is quiet in the
vicinity of Frankfort and Lexington. No ap-
prehensions are entertained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
Money Markst-reb, "a

Money steady at per cent. tf ssE
Sterling exchange decidedly hisher. We quote at
l630ls5 for Merchant and le5@le6 for Bapters'
bills.
Gold very much excited and has advanced per cent
openiug at e7k, and closing nrm at 70 to Tx per
Government stocks hrmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

THr Home Journal, Harper's Weekly Frank
Leslie's Illustrated News, and the popular pa
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
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