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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

J. INFORMANT TO FEMAIks.-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
ftILs-Ths eombinNiAeaj Af n Isg5rdisats ,iA
hess Pills are the result Of long and extensive
pt4tce. They are mild In their operation, and
certain In correctte kiA isssuaAayttiss, sPAtnSsl
4Snstruations, removing all lobstructions, whether
frsn cold or otherwise, lnsAhAs VAia II tha stisy
palpltation OF the heart, whites, all nervous aec-
tionb, Mysteries, fatigue, paiaiani shs bssk Aali
ml, ko., disturbed sleep, which arises from inter
ruptons Of nature4 4lssfs baa stGd ,sis7Bi ~ no
~ DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
,SSs the commencement OF AaSsw ~ IN tAe sre~t.
aant Of those Irregularities and distractions
'&hish' hAvs aeaeA - AsaMy ~ b Shsh ArexE
ttAsE. No female can enjoy good health unles
~ is rssufai ND tfshevef AR SksatstsleI sAhes
ptace the general health begins TO decline.
IlsL DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILks"lt h7SiuE
Are the most enectual remedy ever known for ell
eomplAints peculiar to Fe~sales. To atfclAscs they
Are Invaluable, Inducing, wiA crisiuiy peyiodfcsi
prgsariiy. They src known " tfoHsAthi, who
luSe nsed them At different periois, throughout
Lshe country, having the sadetibn OF soui6 OF tho
most eminen Phpsicians IN An<rtcs.
Explicit direcions, stating when hey ahoud nsf b.
used used y,.. IN sss.tt; :, !, S5,o' 9rf fPfr ~ Ss
,eps.,s:. n'i @ y :bS 1 isf.,.,!A y the
|a4 3. B. HUTCHlN0s, Prapyietoy,
pa % Cslsr street, New Yosk.
so'aSy 'd'S a'"- q sALysns voaN y 3
Cor. Pa. ave. and nth st.
ja is-eodem ,nnsWauhis6soaIc
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
{ GiEORGETRMN AFFAAil AFFAIRS.

N POLICE CAsEs.-TJ. 7. Kciby, selling without
license; vned St2,&l. John shAchleF0rA fofcstai.
ling the msrketj lined s?6a Elizabeth ctsseily
disorderly conduct; ansd seH. 1kSG JBakss, dis
orderly t6ndustJ lined se.5s. Hezsk,Hh wakes,
disoyderly conduct; fined $50, james McHenry,
shunk; dismissed. ''''' '''' o. '''Th 81 9a.f'
+ MARINE LIST. = Arrtvai.. - sehr. Minerva,
stores, n Y, hay 70 Peter Berry ii'5 y. M''i,i d,
Depansrss. --steamer knpirc, MY, ndss. from
Morgan and Rhinehart. 'l' Il 1flHItV a
schr, Nj z, Durise, Borroughs, Dithton, Mar, ;
opai from shsrJasas docks. isr ifItsp n tt,.,.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.--D Departures!
III. DeiaRe'd, J.lr. Sterling. 4 .! q ! .iIAF
THE MARKErs,-The following Is a list of
prices a. reported Tor the Repnttican, up 10 - m,
to-day ~" NOV ''''i''H "ati i al iaHrn1s o.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
IN ,YFt sutorrrtALl
% .U WAa DESASs1isNr,l
Pnovosr. MARsHA IA L GENrnAl,a OTv1on, y =
IsaM A an nor0n- n. q J,riv m losa - l., I U

~ thi tut0FFGthI
% ,N Wan DESAHs1fsnr,l
Pn0vosT Ma ARsH AL 0ENrnAl's OTS1on, ~
isAiWAsNINQros, d. q, July 49, i6sas ~ y.
~ cuiay No. 81. sslRHI 81 ph"w lara .II3HE sIlH
Tho 4th paragraph Of Circular No. Al, issued
from this Office July ~ 1863, 10 hereby noditsA,
so as to correspond ~Sth the following oriHion of
the Hon. wiiliAm YkittpE, Solicitor Of fhe' War
Depsrtasnt, whioh will hsreat,sr govern In all
eases In which " d applicable s,a s,,fa . ,cr.s
iH" S0rms0r. " S,.!Iu5 bssE2sa . az
"a person drafted into the military service
Of the United stsssS uadsr the prUvisa0ns II ne
act Of March 2, 1868, chapter seveaty-flve, for
enrolling aud eaiiiag out, fhs nationai forces,
and for other RlN,psas.' clsinins exemption from
draft by reason ~ aay disability As provided in
sad act, has. the right 70 hsve the, question Of
his disaplh,y l,itmitisd % anil ,pA,sfd uppnt ~
the Board NJ Enrollmcnt, whose decision thsEeop
Is final If the Board shall have decided that tlse
claimant is liable 10 serye,he has the tight, aIcr
such decision asainst him, 10 pay Ms Communication
money, Or TO furnish his sutstiMte, within such
extended upe ~ may. be axed bythe ofJer OF the
Board Of Enroime 1t Tor his appeAranoe for Duty
(signedD W.. 20 10 .a'. '.WILLiAM WHfTIHG, Oi
H. =" solicitor OF the wal Depsrtment." !. I.
tlIia isIsg,1J A1Iuuit JAMES, y. rRY,j 80
2liss'ai T'l'ga Provost Marshnl Genessis
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
1iEL@K$$:;.. & L5({f$;
Particulars Of the Surrender.
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n 4S' H'ssTF s:sTFFFi725iI!ssSs'4Fif|}8FFA'F' ~ 725iIssSs 'Fi|} FA'F'
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4
" Nsw fYSAk, ISahy Hsllfhs stea,Ser Locust
rRs'nt, from New 0sAless. ~ tke AM !instant,
hea arrived. ,yrA. IN .I,ll,,mryA S.,s sN,,,~pk
,dlA dispatch To the Esabapt4iRR w morning
Of the sth isalaue fRn Pus Hudeqns aayas NJ
"M Q o'cloak,a passsy ,sss' sounded fipn the
fort. Being replied N, las oiaqslsy was made
about ueya from ylcksburg,, beipg. sssurssd
u had ,fallsa, Gen. 0afdnsr psuGissd rts.mr-o
reader o,dAS. We entered ~ pisc6 q ,AnnoRss
Ths glcsious evess hss allcd dthe srny wtsh tbs
widest eplhnsiasr,. N y1s asdj asi 81 S,t,
I A subsequert pecount statea TINT qeH Gard
ner seat a. dag oC asocs on u,s rSth, asking
terms. Gen. Banks responded, " Az uncondi;'
tioual suvendsc, iwitis twesty -four houss 10
oo.,,.,a.s ~ all JB0nNuotdf yitisool insdim6sF
eopf"s'fJ dsba hslnti't LAh' sd Ism .ssrlsUf H9rs
" Al 7'G M, ON itAe sthutret, Gcns Gsrdnsr
ssrrss a,'Ii. y s , nai
The moment tEe surrender visa eomp,ssssl
tbs, ,rebels sept : rssSat lfor is,x, ,thessaad Fa
lions, a. the garrison Ind -estcn' M isa 'maic!
TINS was found % be, literally the facs'al ~ a
"a hundred ,gpds. xcrs inmediately nfti ~
order Of 1ssssrsl Ernory q New Orlesaaaf ls !
The loYal lcliIseas were toihSye b torcbiight
proccssicn and ,liadinatioD, and geucval joyeal
jubllsuon %, W. night Of ths dsy l,e stctncf
len thatc4ty!!i" 1sola 1aao'' hh!noda ,5ss ~ 2
Tho As~1 ofthscaptueo vieksbusg reaoksd
Port TIndson, on shc Nh instant, ccessloning
the grsatssI snthusssm.iiS5 &c r. ,5t S5t3asI
No rn,ehaion y made of apy 81 Gtapt's tfp5S
reahiug Port Hudson, and tho capture muse
have besn msds w Banks and bis little army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

~ TUE DisaAkasI 1HERAoat-I(Gxa ,lNklales
d,E,ysnr.)-I, John b. Ogden, NJ. D., author and
sSs sss. y =: :.ns sss lSs, e ~ ys..
S,i. The proper stuGy u MANI Eissf u iliSs. Hfs
Valuable work ID issued and sent forth for the len.
language on al the diseases Of Error, including
Seminal Weakness, NERVOUS Debility, InAigestioss
melancholy, Insanity, Wasting pseSy mp botency
fsrlsioA, tsSS Ssiissssv So, scSss ~
mueh valuable information. All who favor me
@ NE COPY % ~ sstssa Il sar nsI ss d e4s eSs Ass
ny iAaMses ss 2GRss, w. W u yer. 6 100,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

The pearl fishery in Csylon Is overn The
catch hos been assvly s,0oo, ,0D oysters, the
sale oi' ~ticff has amounted to upwards Of
EjO, 900.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

The GREAT sREsrsyLyAaIA ROuTE,-!Ths,
quickest and ssfest route 10 the Northwest an
Southwc Two through trains daily, and one O,
Sunday Soldiers tickets at Governnkstitrstts 70
For tickets aud further inform atiag sppy at the o.
tee oi the "Great Pennsy lvaniA Route" northeast
;Sr"s sr tNSsgs s Sst ..res %n
.. u. ;On Sundays To 4 p. m.
lu.s E. o. SoRTVsss,a V.ssss,.a,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

A chap hearing the phrase, "as rich as
Crs-sus," quoted several times, inquired II
Crnsug vus a Government contractori Il, aul
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

The Prnssian police hare taken to the seizure
of scythe-blades in the shops near the frontier,
to prevent their expectation for Polish use.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
A0TlCA

RAnnoAps.-AnRIvAL AND DRPARfunH or
TnAiss.--Tha sdvsrtissneats 90 our INT pags
sre Inserted ~ sutAsnty ofthe railroad sonpaaies
seversiiy samsA, are ohsciaily sssfeeted wheu
changes ere nAde, hence b. relied upon ss sor~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

To ADvEsrrssns.--Wsc call The s.tsntios Of
business so 70 ths eisss.soaten Of our advsrttss-
ments. We sists.d to kssp . businsss eye tn this
matter f0r ~ seasAt a otn patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

.e;eI-lll .;
THE SOLDIERS DON'T LIKE IT.

THE SOLDIERS DON'T LIKE IT.
Every soldier, so far as we have heard them
expfess S11ll1lGlE1,de den6dntesbdsl
fiqtFaSpPsitsl to Aho dpf which bag beSu
tksea SyAsc c5bpeI6cAA New Ybrt, Ga
AfAHt akAaa-s N parniNiAala AxAaA.
PIE ts followed NSN M s9s srce9esss y Grpwn-
lnglotr arms everywhere in the field, the yete-
tans tho have yys borne the brunt Of The 'warex-
pect their, fslloyaclgzsus at home to come farI
ward and give the apishing stroke to The rebel
iiAs--a task which may bs accomplished now,
with but little comparative loss Of life, We
have heard soldiers cxclaim Indignantly, "'What
Do these mon meapi VIII they allow the war
to be prolosged ipdes nitely. and keep us, who
have done our shara of tho fighting, continually
IN the field, when they could end II with a small
fraction Of The hard work and danger VIC have
undergone Or, do they propose 10 surrender
the control of tbs country tn JET. Davis and
Mis- Rebels 2,'11L lEiE hfa rs. .4.r. .s i'yisrf's
These pertinent questions are asked, mos, In
dignantly too, by oug! brave soldiers In tho SER
VICE. .'flqpH ella. ODD. ...ll tr.l pLlT ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
A Apeserter sAss.

PoRrlALD, July 10 OJ--Wm. 8. Ladd, Of Ber-
wick, recently sssitshced "a ne shot for desert
ing from tie Seventeenth Maine regiment, ycs-
terday suffered the extreme sentence passed
upon him. A platoon OF soldiers, under Lieati
Inman, fired upon the doomed man, putting
five bullets through his hespt., rsTs. az. II
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

SEE FIRsr PAel Of today's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news nstter an, niseell sneoss para
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

DRsERTERs.-Three deserters were brought
into the Gusri-hotise by Col. B,kess order. Jhoy
are 10 be held for court martial. One them Il
also charged with murder, ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

Cross FIRise.---This moroing rather laugh .
abls sssoio u srossriiriRs VA hesrd bftpff Justice
Rowlanis AIusn samed' Msok sued. NJ, Fgsn w
the sWAI Sfs,Stecn dollars, stl to ~ a0stAn fov
labor In cleaning out a cellar belonging to Egan,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

l. QuAcERRY.-I earnestly caution syuang nee
suffering from Nervous Debility, &c., against en-.
,ingsriss thstn Sae,'t ,sy lstre,ts.ss spy ei ths
methods used by the advertiser, Saa ~ Ellpiry Jo
OF others, and In no otser WY. AeWaN letter Ghtx
u will ssal you, II you will send me postpaid en-.
~ EDWARD II. TRAvER,
ap 6-dAwen II LocG hoS, Boston. Mas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

EDITOR OF REPUBLICAN-Dear Sir: with
YOUR permission, wish 10 say.to the realeys uf
y6ur paper that will send by rotuTD mail 10 ali
who wish Il tIreel . Recipe Yiih fnll directions
for making and using a simple Vegetable BALM,
that will eiicctnaly remove, In 10 days, Pimpies,
blotches, Tan, Freckies, and all Impurities OF the
Atn, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
Twill also mail ffe. q ,n.s having Bsil Head.
tkst will enable ihtsi 10 sissi 4 III aYSJowiI, ~
inSuriant Hair, Whiskers, or AioIlstache In iess
than % days. AZ applications aHsweyed BY return
~ I''"fTaos.it. CHAPMAN, Chemist, vg,
= 'Je21-sma No. ssi broadway, New York.
#. ~ TIE C0NrRssIoss AND ErPERIENcE o.
AN lsyAIIp. Published Tor lbei benefit, saa az .,
warning and A CAUTION To yoGNd MN who nIffsfl
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF hIsu.
hood, etc., supplying st the same time SiIG IANsl
HF SELF cuRE. BY one who has cured himself al.
ter belng put to great expense Hstl injsry ihroWh
medical hhmb,ig and q,iackery
"a by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
All NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esq.,
any eG-iy Bedford, Kings Cssnty,N. u,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
Sssek MARKET Te-day.

We sre Indebted today Cooke Il Co, baHksss,
for the following condition ot the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

's'REnEL. PaJsosE,ts. -A,ioiher batch of rebel
prisoners arrivrd this moruiny' We ssw them d
fhey pesssiadows SIKH street They were all
very dirty, sst ,po9rly clad. The most Of Them
were, tarsloo,eh apd altogether were ss poor. a
specimen Of chivsIryas we have yet had fhe pleas.
ure of seeing. Tla prisoners, Ito tlae amount Of
aver 100, were eonYsyed 10 the Old cspito. gr-T
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
sPEG&l{ l{sNS EISE&ifsR'

IL -ISvyxVykNYWYSHS- S-Af&AANAA"S&
2 NofIcE.-The first Suaitsfly meeting q "
SSS 9s; m! h sstSss A"r
\; s:y' i p SSiS.is9gs " %
Vic oss40qSassdu6ssA lrpinss ydl is.sNtsLps vi,
Tat NATIONAL UNION LRAoUu WILL HOLD iiiuom
sss'.d ,,9SSt9sfgA4,s 1Rssl r. kSts&s.S S%
spsse} e. NaASsAfa ,ssaiN0 aAAsesssAssm rl'
AZ Svery evening" aps%mtVbs al ia
knSs A. Brown, ESQ., 10 duh oA,thoSppApseAsnls
- r.. .la y. !a!.s. -
'''''I O.''' l':tf Asys s&HAH
Hfrto. ,. 'ro.r., sss'y. ,szAYIa- Il gHoJ
]. .3b CONFERENCE.-The advertiser having y
WA restored 10 health n Nv &t<kS by . very
with .,oa, as's" and ,n.. ss:.s ss.
diseabe, consumption, 10 anxious to make known
sma nt Ii li%~-s.,s sSc s.s,ss 4 H ~ E scy ems
s y. r..s..ss sss St .Is e sssE &. r s s
y y. III, a. s'.s III s.:, ss ~.
saveftser In sending the prescription, 10 to bens-
the sfsistsd, ,spA sprsel tAtesHsAea yhish ksst "
sSnceives 10 be Invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his ssnaiysa ~ VIII cost them
nothing, and may prove 3 blessing.
lss,o REv. EDwARD Ar WILSON,
Va wilLamsburghi Kings county, New York,
lg lgEyis-A0UTS h'HidHOW lhTik
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
a NEwsPAPER PRIsoMEn.

Mr.. william Young, correspondent Of the
New York Hsrsal, who was captured while in
company with Kilpatriek's cavalry, lmnedi-
ately after the battle Of Gettysburg, remained
with the rebels seven days and finally ESCAPED
from them at Winchester. Some of the incl
dents and his otservatlons ia Lees army are
qnitc interestihg;,l,,, r,,',I.,,..a ,.,g,',
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

A writer, giving IN account Of the Andamar
Islands, nays that 'both sexes have no other
clothing than n thick covering Of son mud
which is put on regularly every evening, 4
protect them against the bites of mosquitoes
iicks aud other tormentors. '' ~ "
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

lFrhiNts PoUSD, NEARING rHnf UEsENrI9S-
AsLEs-Oiiicer Greer u tho sixihprecinct yester-
dsy arrestcd ,wo sepiAiss, who gave theirna meaas
Ise Pagfpt ana Blasy wiison, whom ~ fsrsd 10
|sLe sAittsaAioR Croonds, dressedI In msh sttite,
aAey tried 10 sscspe Int the Olfiesr, Aitss little
elssr, ncartursA' ti,em 41nisS aosufsg Justice
Thonnsa ssntahs milIth 10 the work honse. lor
ninety days. .m z
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

POCKET PIcxsp.-!This morning q lady had
her pocket picked while sfanans 10 thc crowd
aear Wall O. Barnartus auction ~ 1at1s'i 10
nj CRIMINAL LCougT.-;,Jmlgs Rishev.-.- Wm.ltslla
eonvleleaiEt burglary, was sentenced to three
years imI,sipODmcnt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

!. MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION. hismorniny
k~ Ne II, whilst rnoins one Of y trips, contained
the fosioxtsss Eighteen women, each wiz, . hIge
nArketbasket; two fdgeous, one sdnts sraor sthrse
,iogs, two lawyers, one negro On tif ,Fpaf, ,oAe
Trunk, two midshipmen, ono rahldt, ons fall daug
ter Of OF Eve, anil two fools, who tkaugh thaf The
Cars ran to Alexandvia. ..s ,1ga g.g.g bns Ji4
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

~ ~ EsTArIoN.-Yesterday afternoon sIpser
sanitation Of silves ss'p sans oil At Miss Lsws's
sehool -losc The cup was presented by blr. Mon
,sGil to Miss Mary Mridtctou,as slight ,okes Of
affection f,am Der lste puplls. Miss Middleton u
the principal Of tho female grammar sciool ofithe
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

who claimed that Mask did .ot fulhl his contract,
AZ he only draiu , ~ water on AMI
bi.h, which ws1 As ptissipai thing, 4 ~ IL
!: !: J; ] lI!!:!;;; :! > :!
MssS s5nesled Ths cAse, and AGsn, to feVkhate,
svo< )karrant against Mack for stealing the
BRIEF. ana there the matter rssts for the present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

iAsrs Us. iIoOrs.-A lady named Joasphlne
zee. dresses In male stafe ssd Pays nost0rsai
sbiis to The ,itiernt paI of ths Metropolis LA
,Iits passing are oisss iuresi b her wiaaiaS ways
and ayhst a line gchtlcuisa slsat is," leaps from
tAcr ekAsning Alps. This gentleman" 10 fast be-
coming a ssonrss Of spnoyanec, and II is TO 10
hoped that the police will soon discover her, anil
make pants give way to hoopss Josephine, we are
tsld frequehtS me Sfo,inds ihst bordsr an ssde-
tshtrut waters Of the shiustsu casal.i " syA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

| II In manifcst that ule rebellion Ia but mer
shell, and in mercy 10 the privates in the reb,
army II Ia also ~ them apparent that II Is th
duty Of The unltts North TO throwevay aysili
BILE man into the field NJ once, and crush thi
shell. Rebel oiiiGers admit that they are grew
ing weaker IN men sit@ every tight. ..T...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22
From Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS Dec. 2l.-A special to the DEM
ocrat from Fort Smith, Arkansas, goth,
says: An attack was made ON the outposts
of Fort Gibson on the 18th, by Sandwiches
forces, about 1900 strong. He was repuls-
ed and fell back, taking part of his force
across Arkansas, below Gibson, moving
northeast.
The Sd Wisconsin cavalry has just re-
turned from successful reconnaissance
southwark. They went within fifteen miles
of Red river. Finding the enemy had
changed position since last advices, they
were unable to proceed further. Their re-
turn was a constant skirmish for over q
hundred miles, strong bodies of the enemy
being posted along the roads to intercept
them. They cut their way through some
places and evaded other posts by taking
blind men passes. Their loss was trifling
Among the prisoners captured is the notO
rious Handy Lane, who boasts of having
killed over one hundred Union citizens
with his own hands.
Information is received that over two
thirds of Kirby Smiths force is preparin,
to attack Little Rock. The balance, antici
pating McMill's force to be drawn away t.
reinforce Steele, are to fall on Fort Smith
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22
COMMERCIAL MAIIERS.:

OTTON-Dujl snd lc lower n gnusIc

COTTON-Duil snd 1c lower ~ yDaSlc
FLOUR-0pcned quiet and ste6dyaJni olosed sc
betteI on shipping grades Sales at sE.s0as 10 for
extra State; 81 5097 65 extra round hoop Ohio and
81 1893 so for trade brands.
WHISKY-Very, firm at 90993c for state and
western closing firm at 90992c. T'E
WHEAT--Firm with a fair demand, with sales at
81 4891 50 for Chicago spring. 81 479l 81 for Mil
waukee club; 81 5O91 55la for amber Milwaukee;
81 S5ei & 60 for winter red western; 81 slSles for
C0RN-Heayy and 1c lower, with sales at $1 $50
81 20 for shipping mixed western In store, chiefly
81 20 and 20 for new yellow. lBHG
OATS-AbOut to &c BETTER with nd active de-
mand. partly speculative, at 92tS9tc for western,
chiefly 92993c rs I,.,, irssr. -s,.,l, ,.s Y,,fl
W00I-Steady and quiet. ~ -.tel ID
PETR0LEUM-Firm sales of crude at 32I5935c
for all this month; eS for refined in bond for Janu
ary.
PORK--Actiye and frmer at sls 30 for old mess;
s2l 0O@22 90 for new,oclosipg at latter S2l 90 for
1884, Sl3 SO for prime; and $17 009l8 90 for primo
ness Also l32C hEs 9eS dns, mess fSr January and
BEEF-ln fair request at % Sops 90 for rspacked
MESS BEEF-In good request.
CUT MEATS-Firm at 71sc.
SH0ULDERS-l09llc. --rr,. a., ...,,Lr.-.r,,.-
BACON SIDES-More active; sales at e2l0lsd
for city Cumberland cut, ll14@l2c for city long cut.
H0GS-Steady at 81 44a7 Az for western:
LARD-Firmer, with sales at II 1c; also 1000
brls for January and February at l2a9l3c. 4;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22

rules in order TO take up the report and act
upon the bill to consolidate the two classes
in the Enrolment act into one. The vote
was: Yeas SO; nays 60. So the rules were
not suspended, a tyo-thirds vote being nee
essaiy. i2F
Mr.. Miller of Pa, offered resolution re-
spectfully requesting the President to
promptly instruct those having charge of
the exchange of prisoners to propose to the
|so-called Southern Confederacy to exchange
white man for white man, leaving all other
questions, including that relating to negro
prisoners to be disposed of hereafter, so that
the suffering white men may be restored to
the service Of the Government, their friends
and firesides. The House refused-93
against S5-to lay the resolution on the
table. .
Mr.. Washburne Of Ill. offered substitute
for the above, declaring that the House APP
prove of the measures taken by the Admin
istration for the exchange of prisoners now
held by the enemy in Southern prisons, and
recommending that the same course be pur-
sued for fair and just exchange of all our
soldiers now held by the rebels The SUBJ
stitute was adopted--S7 against 63.
A long discussion ensued on the bill ap-
propriating twenty millions for bounties for
volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22
Lyons Kathairon.

Kathairon is from the Greek word "Kathro," or
'Katharo" signfying to cleanse. rejuvenate and
restore. This article is what its name signifies. For
preserving restoring and beautifying the human
hair it is the most remarkable preparation in tho
world 1t is again owned and put up by the original
proprietor, and is. now made with the same care,
skill and attention. which gave it sale of over
one million bottles per ennum.
It's most delightful Hair Dressing. .
1t eradicates scurf and dandruf
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falAng off and turning
gray.
ltrestores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
Of hair should use Lyons Kathairon. 1t is known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
all respectable dealers.
DEMAS S. BARNES & CO., ProprietOrs,
'f NEW YORK.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22
ru.v.I,nd u,rket-Dec. 10.

FLOUR-Market steady with moderate local de-
mand at So O0D6 25 for red wheat double extra. and
81 0O@7 % for white do.
RYE FLOUR-Is held at SC 90.
WHEAT-In very light milling demand with sales
at 81 25 red on track and 81 y from store, and at
81 42{1l 46 for white a. per quality.
CORN-Held at 81 2OGl %. The supply is light.
with very trhng receipts and holders are firm. New
is arriving in limited quantities.
0ATS-Steady at 73c on track and 75c from store.
RYE-Stock light and in the hands Of few deal
ers. Held firm ut 81 20. y
HIGHWINES-Firm at s5c. The supply is light
and the sales for several days have been mostly to
arrive r
GLOVER SEED--IIeld at SO 10, without sales,
H0GS-Have advanced, and in Il small way sales
were made at - % for choice heavy. Packers arc
unwilling to pay such figures and are offering no
higher than 81 90 for best lots The higher prices
are paid by parties who are packing on small scale
and by the retail trade.
NESS P0RK-Steady; light demand at sls 90 for
new city packed; $50 90 for clear.
BUTTER-Steady with fair home demand at
22c for good Western Reserve and 24c for choice do
in small packages.
CHEESE-Firm at 13@l4c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are steady at &c; peeled
peaches at lSc and unpeeed at DC.
SBLT-Steady at 81 20 for hne and " 20 Tor
coarse. 't
CARBON OIIl-Steady at 55c.
D ILeader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22
Lee to Attack NIeade---T'he Ram
Atlanta.

New YORK, Dec PA letter from Beal-
ton Station, Va. to the Philadelphia En-
quirer says: / have heard report, said to
be brought in by contraband, who recently
left Gordonsville and succeeded in escaping
to our lines, that day or two before he left
a Louisiana regiment, and also the JEFF,
Davis Legion, had arrived there, and that
the rebel authorities are sending to Gen.
Lee all the troops they can collect from vari-
Gus points, with the intention of making an
attack on the Army of the Potomac.
The Philadelphia North American of this
morning says the ram Atlanta, retitted and
put in order, is likely to be only less formi-
dable than the Ironsides. The talk at the
navy yard is that she will go down to
Charleston to take the place of the lost
Wehawken. The Atlanta is more like the
Ironsides than any of the Monitors.