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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
Washington Iienis.

Nkw YOaK, Dec, l0.-A special to the Tiues from
Washington 9th "a 9: heades army is quietly ncanp.
In Oulpepper county, the south bank the MAD.
pahappock. Lee occupies hs old position at 0raoge
Court House His advance line Is guarding the Rapi
dan foris. The pcSes are sssil on ifien d y terms
There is but little dueing and eE cisualtes on either
eide. Bu'hWhacEeIs are beginning to swsrm ssaiu on
ou tanks and rear.
JEFF Davis issued his annual message to the rebel
Congress n Monday. The document is mournfui.
De,eiters Hy Lees army does not exceed rly-6ve
thousand. and Is raising huts for winter quarters
along the liue OF the Rapidan.
Meade will soon be |, leVed OF his command. Hi.
successor La MT yet been appoinei. 1t is however
kno IN that the eSdent and Mr.. Chase favor the
toraton OF booker, while the Secretary OF ar hest
tates between him and Thomas In the Of Thoms.
taking comm and the general impression 10 that Hook er
will succeed him IN command u the Army Of the Cum
brsnd There is Truth in the Iumor that Pleasan ou
IA assigned to 90 nmand the Army OF the Potomac. 1t
has been determined to reOTga iZa that army.
Speaker Oolfax Ia busily engaged in making up h
committees There 10 great pressure for positions OF
on the Committee Il Ways and Means. 1t will bs Sc
lected With unusual care. Mr. CoifaE is alive to tht
importance Of placing upon It the bs! hnancal ant
tu talent in the House Probably sebbius eecte
a, Democrat and conc ded to be Of the most skill
ful bankers In New York, will be Offered the place OF
the committee made vacant By Mr.. Oorniug's rtsigua
ton Mr.. Stevens will retain his position chsrms an
standing committees Of the seoate have Teen agr,e
upon by lubco ommitee, and will be uced TO tn
Senate tomorrow. Material changes ave made.
Hon. VIZ. Kelley OF Pa. vii probably be chairman
1 Of the House Naval committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

PROVISION there was tst'er feeliog Ia the
n narhe', aad l. IS d.ma1d for all ticles.
mESB !Ohk-Sew tiv Is beld at SIC 50. tut no
buyers the OF at over X s1 tor Janua'v deise-
r. there Was some iGqu ya s IL So. We Id n II hs4d
Of sale some old c0uu ~, packing Of l-6i-s," SID
SI4 rs.
LARD-was offered at ia9IsXc, without nadng
buyers.
top OF the msrEe'. Th- sales were: 500U green aus
al 9c; 1906 do al 9Hc, and 40U sides a. 7Hc.
OIL Liusesd 10 demand. ~ bbls soh n o. 10,
which however was beloN the market; A0d 10 I, al
| 81 IS. ich must he regarded the market rate.
WHEAT There was no essential change 10 the mar
ket. 81 20 10 % for PRIME red. AMI 81 40 to q
fer far to choice kentucky whts prs,tn ed tho
Views Of bu' eIs; but holders a HiliLg 10 scssp
these rates. ouly N some cases aud then reIucsu
Therefors tue business was quite lin tel Ire as
hut tie InditpA and Ohio III To offered. swsIt
Of Iud,aus white was fered at 81 IS. Sale Of 500
bush pr me red at 81 60 Ii do prime hill, lshi-
| in. at a. 3j, and $50 do red do al 81 80.
COEN-lh he market 10 some hat unleid, dis illern
Offering g5995c 70, Dew, and 81 ~ @1 10 old; bat
these lst are 3j below the OF h"dsr ths,e-
ore there was little or nothing DONE and We have no
sll Is to rel oTt WoT ny OF note. &
| OAlr--Ths mSrSet remaius unchanged. and DO
much doing. In bulk IL will ing 76c aud 10 81
Ssc 4he only sae 40 heard OF was 7O0 tush AZ 75c
bulk
| BABLEY-we have no change to notice in the mar
ket. The nd and Offering are both ligut. sud there
10 nut I'm ted business doing. The figures asked
| 81 5O9l 55 Tor spring and 8 609I Us tor fai.
| RYE-The market ia hrm AMI prices unchanged at
l 80. .r
| HAY--A steady msrset at S2792 90 per tun for
| prum timothy on srdval and $40 from store. ,s.
| CIR RJUERILS-0Ning to the decline in gold and n
| Iequ depiesson la the New Yoik market, hJ'ds,s
we're 1ous to real aud 10 order u do ~, ,sied
10 make concessions 10 The snOubtof hS&c, In susAe
| aud q Zee.
COFPE '--33x936c fer common to prime Rio.
sUdAR-Ws q-ote raw a. l3hOiSs,. and hard rein
Q 4 at lsGDleIc.
MOLAs ssSs- 6S@7Oc for New orlssn, snd 70 oS7ss
! for sugar house.
The sales we're: IS bags strictly prime Rio couee st
3zc; 10 hid. prin N. VI sugar at l4ci AID 90 hhus
| ch h,e 20 at 1870
RIoE-rGe market h steady, and prices are fully 10
higher, ranging from sx TO sc sale o GU bags
RangJou aGe12 oAsh. ID,
EGas-The naTket Is steaiy with limited demand at
&c ys7c for prime fresh, Shppers'oount.
BUTfER-A good supply and very fair market
without special change in prices Prime u choice %
to 2jci oS22c for fsir to good, and lSslSc for loe
i 6 ades
OHEEsE-rhs demand is folly up to the sIopis. and
the msrket is Hrm at i39l315 Tor selected WesterI
Reserve, and 1875 Sl4, Tor Hamburg. lr.
tGtE tie.
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Morning ard Eoon Dispatches.
XxXVIIU. COyGREsS.
First Session.

WARRINGTON Dec 0.
sssArR. Foster prs'ensd the rs,oIu,lons OF the
General Assembly OF Connecticut In favor OF the modi-
hcsOn OF the eproment act. so that town organiza.
tons may have crd! for the number OF raised on
hrmer calls
Lane Of Kansas, gave notice Of bills providing for
the adjustment Of accounts oi the 5lh and Katsss
eg'nsns, and for ihdemnifyng tliz ms Of Lawrence
for QusntIilrs raid.
Federal ocsrs and soldiers Interfering with elections
10 ,he Slater.
Al hs-pa,t 70 the message Of the President was re.
ceived and read. The usual lumber Cf the message
was ordered to be printed.
SIR. Sunderland was then reelected chsplaln.
The Joint resolution OF thanks 10 Gen. Grant wss or.
dered to lie on the table, 1t being alleged that such
hasty proceedings would afford bad precedent.
Adjourned.
Hou'R.-Mr John Il. Hubbard gave notice OF bill
mandatory OF act entitled act for orgaLizi
military forces Of the United States etc., 30 to equal
Ee the operation OF said act upon the towns aud othe
| aubdiyisions Of the enrolling Districts
Mr.. Stevens gave notice Il bill TO FIX the time FOL
the election OF Representatives to Congress- and TO en-
able soldiers to at said election. lie also offered
hill to place coored soldiers and commissioned Of
hce the otiDg white men iu regard 10 pay
bounty and pepsons also bill authorize the conttruc
ton Of the Pacific railroad; 81 bill TO repeal tb,
ugitvs slave aots OF 1883 and 1850; also joint re,o
non to repeal the joint resoluoo Of the 18th Of July
ie6s lADGtory Of an act to tuppre. insuTTectiop
etc.
The resolutions OF Mr. Coz Of Ohio looking to nc
exchange OF ph.oners, with an amendment ,us ami
the Administration In the efforts already made, offered
by Mr.. Wsshburne Of Illinois, was then adopted. Yea
l09; nav, 4G.
Mr.. Julian gave notice Of q bill TO repeal The fuai
tive slave scts so q, to prevent the return OF fug-
tves.
The Presidents message then received and read
The message aUd accompanying dOcun cots we're refer
red 10 The committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union.
Mr.. Stevens moved that Afty thousand extra cop,e.
OF tue nsSage be pfintsd. eierted t. the CON nit
tee 0n Printing,
AliourneI.
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xxXViII CONGRESS-.
First 9ession.
WAaT INGroE, Dec. 10,

WLsT lNGroE, Dec. 10.
fEEATE Mr. Foster gave notice Of iii 10 tucour.
age enliSmsnts 10 the naval service, and credit sush
enaImens the military quotas OF the several Sta es
Mr. SINNER gave notice u 4 bill to repeal ali actI
for the rendition of fugitive slaves.
Adjourned till Mondsy
Housr.-Br. Febton gave notice Of his intention "a
Introduce bill t. fsci aie the payment Of bounel
due en- account OF deceased soldiers.
On motion OF Wsshburne, II was re'olved that when
the House adjourned to-day 1t be TIL Monday next,
PendetoD Of Ohio, notice Of his ton 10 10
trtduce bill TO atmit t. seats upon the 1ocr Of the
Senate and Houss Of Keprsset ttives m'Dhtrs Il the
Cabinet III The right TO deha icon ma ten pertain
Ing 10 the busioeis Of their Departments respect vely.
The merD oriSl ~ Thos. mcolary, 4;h District Of
MssouIi, vas referred to the conn itee elections.
lha speAker laid before the House the annual Iepo
Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury on fnarces.
The house preceded 10 the election Of Chaplain l..
Eleven cIntlisteG we're placed in nation Before
the result WA aDnour ced numerous gentlemen changed
ther votes for tbs leading csnGidaeI, namely: Rgh.
Rev. Bishop Hopkins. OF Vermont, ard Rev ". H..
obaonius, Of the Uotshan Church, Wa hipgon.
Bhh' Hopkins received SIS vote', aud Mr. ChsnniDg
90 The other votes tcIte cd snot oher candid tes
Mr.. Ohanang wis declared elected,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

TEE OPERl-Mi,s RIoHIsos' BEsETTr.-Dis'
deste, or the Yelled Lady, was chsrmingly
rendered at Ellslef's Aiheueum last night BY
che Riobings Opera Troupe.
Tonight at the complimentary and farewell
ben.A. of Miss RichiDgs, the Bohemian Girl
will be produced for the FIRST time here; Mr.
Ps.kss will sing the Old Sexton, and the eve
nlps's entertainment, will close with the beau
tlful patriotic tableux Of Washington and the
Goddess OF Liberty, represented respectively
by Mr.. and Mss RchiOgs.
Tickets aud reserved seats can be secured at
John sel!xer's Music Store. Thy are going
or rapidly; so be on the alert add make sure
Of your seats early.
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Cincinnati mnrnr.-Dec. o

rLOUR--The market waI quite dui', iand oidsys In
oldr tn mako safes. had to mike sops 100 70
$50 per hrre AID even at the deeioe The demand uss
lxtt' suferhne my quoted )mlnslly rpef aoe,d.
Tn. safes ser': 81 bbls family n % IS; $50 do a
IS IS. -
BEANs-A sac OF 60 bushels fair to prime at % ESQ
.2G5
oooPERAGE-There was sale Of 100 lard tis.s.,
81 65. =
sEED-A 'a,s OF 100 bush clover at 81. Flax seed
10 6V"' at 50 10 ID. d. -H
WhtsKY-A a'm market and good demand Sales
Of iOO hrla Ut tt5@-5Hc The "a . rate for a-on
HOGs-Ihe mare opened rathe' fat. md packers
were disposed 70 hold bcS, In droven were 6rm AZ
soon as was known hat The receipts were I'gnt 10
packers were mo . dapnted to by and ,hs m.rke.
CO ed ralher hrn on oD the whole the make. a.
compared With yeste day, Saj es euully unchsDset.
rather freely on 'Chauge. Ths re,-ipts, estmatinS
those driven In were not over o. 90 hesu. Tho talts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

CAIRO, Dec. l0.-The steamers ct Patrick aud
schuyler, have arrived. the former from Memphis:
The Bulletin says Gen. Veatch and star are busy
mastering volunteer companies into the ,ervice Seven
full companies mustered and oneseventh As macy
grace to the l2th.
The steamer ssllle List had arrived at Memphis from
Arkansas river, and reported the steamer Emma hed
into while en- route from Duvalrs Bluffs TO Jackson-
port A ejor and Captain we're wounded.
skirmish occurred the Little Rock railTosd be-
tween party OF Rodersls repairing the road, and d
band Of gusTTiilss, In which several were killed. The
suerrlllas we're repulsed
The steamer Fanny Mcbride sunk below Fort PHI oW
on the 9TH. She was valued at $50 eco
Tue steamer Mcclellan arrived At New Orleans on tho
Sd from Brazos Texas, bringing Gen. Banks and stsf.
The Lsura Bell arrived with l, C0 packages of vege.
tables for the Sanitary Comuislon. emphis cotttn
market inactive. eales OF li6 tales at 50 to 70c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
To The Pablo.

The underslgued, your committee, appointed
at your late meeting held for the purpose Ct
taking measures to alleviate the spffarings of
the wives, widows and families Of cur soldiers,
deem Il due to our community to state, that
after dIligent irqriry We are satisfied that the
rspor;s current on our streets, as to the actual
stsrpation and utter dtstitution, Of come of our
soldiers wives end families, are greatly sxag
gsrAted. Yet the ordinary suffering and want
which is generally found In all communities, 10
now greatly increased In consequence Of the abb
sencs from their homes and occupations Of our
meu In the army, and the unusually high prices
Of oil articles Of home coDsumpdol. Were
gret I, bs compelled TO say that in many oases,
suffering 10 now upon the families Of those who
never before knew what is was to want even
more than the com forts Of life. And.we must
remind our cltissns that 1t is in consequence of
the non.iulfllmtnt Of promises, both made snd
would volunteer should be cared for.
The fund raised last year Is now exhausted.
The County CommissiOre ers cannot help US, as
they inform uS they have no authority by Law
10 make new levy before the lss of June
next. The City Council 10 In the same condi-
tiou and Il only remains for our citizens in their
private capacity to come forward and fulfill
che obligation which rests upon them. Shall
the four hundr.d and fly families Of our SOL
disrs battle against want, hanger and cold
while they are of battling against treason, and
thus protecting us In the Enjoyment Of our
quiet homes7 Citizens of Columbus, we AK
you, shalt these families suffsr this winter
We thiuk you will say No! and confident in
that opinion We will Call upon you during the
next ten days and take the expression Of your
ooIsciences in material aid.
Las WIN. G. DEsHLER,
G. P. L. BUTLER,
.-..---.---, J. B THOMPSON,
p. AMBOS,
T.R CARPENTER,
ISAAC EBERLY,
~ ~ l. YERRINGTON,
. ~ ~ PATRICK DUNN,
,7s JAMES PATTERSON,
G. II. FRISBlE,
Finance Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

Pimples and Freckles, may easily be procured
By using the "B,lm OF Thousand Flowers "
For shsviug It is unsurpassed. II is composed
Of palm oil, honey, and other vaIusble articles,
highly rerfumsd By its own ingredients, and
when used for Washing, nigh: and morning,
renders The ekin soft and white, opd free from
blemish. Pr so cents. For sale by N. B
Marpse and all druggists.
sept24 63-d&slyeow
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The P,OPnS.d Asn HdmonG 30 the
GynAIfIuIsun

NIv YoRK, Dec. I0.-The Trbure's Washington
sp.cal the following iB the amendment whh Mr..
Wilson OF Iowa gave notice Of on Monday 10 IL o
House:
Be II resolved by the Senate and House OF Represei
taves OF the United staes OF Amercs 10 Congress as
sslbltd. (two.ihrdB Cf bo,h hOu,es concurpg) That
the following article be proposed to the Legislatures oi
the several aies, 40 smendms to hs Oonstuto
OF the U tied states which, when ratiae by lfree-
fourths OF tsid legislatures shall bs valid TO all nte
and purposes, part Of the sail Constitution nsmt
article l3. Sec. Slavery heing Ineou pstibls With
free goIernm0nt, 10 forever prohibited ia the United
Ates ard Involuntary EerVitude shall be permitted
only as punishment tor crime.
Fec 9. Congress sha have full power to enforce
the ogong section Of this Article By appropriate legis
alton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
Cleveland market-Dec o.

RUTTER--SaIes 500 brls choics roll at 24i.
FLOUR-eirm and steady at Sc O0g6 25 for red and
~ O097 25 for white double txr',
WHEAT-Aaies cars red from store at el 25; ! car
white at 81 so, aud I car at 81 SIS.
C0RN--steady and unchanged. sales at 81 0o0l 10
from store. r.. g. ar.
OAr5-Q liet at 73c.
b ,RLGY-'sles 200 hush from store O. 81 e5.
RYt-Tn Light deL Ths latest sales were at
81 IS
BEANs-Quotabe at 81 30 % 50.
HYE FL0UR-seiling at 80.
HIGHWINEs-rirm and = les At $50
BUrTER-St'ady at 22d2ic Tor W. B. Central 10
ncmip al a. l79p2Uc.
OHRE. K-Frm at l39lio. 2
EGGS-Saes at 90 oslo.
HoGS-Uuchsnk0d. Heavy hogs are In good request
at a6D6 50
PoRa Steady at Sis for city packed mess and $50
for ch ar
FRUIrs-Dried apple, are In good demand q 4;
peeled pssc hes at l5o: and unpeeied At9,.
tLtader,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

NEw YoRK, De,. l0.-A special 10 the Post from
Washington says: Mr. Ashley will ntrodrce into oor-
gre important bill at an early day, providing that
the free States may recruit to h their gu toe
rebel states Offering such bouuties they ~ please
It supposed that Mr.. Washburne OF Illiaos. will
be Chairman OF the committee on Commerce In the
House, and Gen. schenck chsrman Of the Military
mittee.
The Floy d bonds case will come up In the Court o.
Claims to day.
Mr.. Feuton will probably bs put on the committee o
Ways and Means IL he desires.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
THE vrMr.s.r JoHs.-The Philadelpbia

The vEalrABLE JoHs.--The Philadelphia
Ingu,iI OF the b eay,:
ga sensstion was created at the Police head
q1srsers this morning, by report that the
escaped guerrilla Captain or General Morgan
was In town. A reliable ger t'emsn informs
the General Superintendent shat he saw him at
81. PAul's Church yea;erday; that Paving been
very intimate With him in ftrner years, he
could not possibly bo mistaken on this occasion
% to his identity. Though the General Super
iptendsDt puts no faith In the wonderful revel,.
lion Of tho reliable gentleman, yet he has
deemed 1t a duty 10 notify the detectives shat
Il would do no harm to keep bright look out
for Suspicious strangers that look Ike MOrgaO'
whose photograph is now occupying promi-
neut place In the Rcgues' G,llery"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

MEssRs. LIvElMJRE, CLEHs b Co., Bankers
and U. 8 $50 Loan Agents, have removed To
their new and spacious Office, No 80 Wall street
lately occupied BY John J. Cisco, ESQ.,, al the
u. s. sub.Treasury. This tfi,e has uuder'
gone macy imp ovemenis, aRd is the finest in
Wall street. The immense safe still remains
end IL one Of the features Of the building -
This change was rendered iwpsrativoly neoes
sary BY the large Hud incs easing business o.
this popular ftm,-Nsw York Tribune.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

EvEsns Sen OIL - The urders gued has
opened on evening schoOl in bis CJllege Rooms
South High shett, near the corner o. B DAD
street, for the purpose OF giving iretructiors
Ia Writing and Bookkeeping. Rooms open
from 7 Ill 0 o'clock.
TERMs-Wrlting, fifteen lessons, SO 90
Book keeping, full course. 81 20
de, 9-53j, s l MCCOY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

sESrEKoED The case Of ] L. Armstrong,
on the charge Of hsrbOiiog delerter, (his own
sop) va, concluded in the U. s. Court at Gin
oinnati on Wednesday. The jury, after half
90 hours delibsrstion, returned verdics Of
guilty. The judge thtrsupou sentenced the
the prisoner to sx months confinement in the
,eniteutiary, and to pay ane OF $lOO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

NHw YORK, Dec. l0.-The identity Of III, pirates who
captured the steamer 0hesapeate Of this city s sill
knoWn. 1t 10 believed that some OF them have como
from Canada to Portland ard there embarked fer this
port. They knew all the facts and therefore able
10 direct the operations Of persons who Joined them.-
The steamer Potomac, belotgtng to b. Cromwell &
Co., owners OF the Chesapeake will start to-day in puT.
suit The Government hs, commissioned the Potomac,
and she viii be armed and furnished with hgh iDg crew
at the navy yard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
DestrucSive Fire.

NEw YORK Dec. lp.-Yesterday afternoon the cana
boat ampbell loading hay at Bulhead, east pier
IS and SO, foot OF Charles street North river caugh
hrs from sparks from the steam pipe. The 70 spread
rapidly, and in short time extended from vetseI 4
vessel until It reached pier No. 81 envel ping abou,
twenty-five vessels In sheet OF mes. The aremen
worked we'll hut unable to do than stay the
spreading aud devouriDg elements. The vessels on FIRE
were nearly all totally dfstr'yed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

TEE best advice that can be taken 10 70 ssps
your natural teeth and Keep your gums sound by
using HupsoH's uRnvALLrD ToOrH PAsrn. Call
for isas ssudsr's, Marple's, samuel's, Roberts,
wilsons. sohueller's, shaup's, Denig's, Ridg-
ways, J. Fowler's, d. d. g., or Of Druggists.
Dsntissos PerfumsEs anywhere. Try u one
end al.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

NEw YoRK Dec. l0.-den. Meagher Is not prisoner
rs was reported.
The rebel Congress met on Monday at Richmon
Bills were ibt oduced to prevent the employment oil
substitutes.
A Mobile dispatch reports the Yankees were defeated
by Gen Geen at Plsqumine, La, with loss OF 1000
me on the 27th November.
The navigation Of the river 10 vlrtusllY closed On
the 2gh geo Yankee cavalry driven into Port Hud
0 n with thirteen killed and two wUuaded.
Charleston dates OF the 7th report change. Slow
FIRE s kept up. Shells we're thrown into the city on
Monday night aud Tuesday, last week.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 9th protests Agalns,
allowing spy more provisions to come to the Yankee
prisoners.
7he Tlemury report recommends duty Of QR PEI
cent. on bank note circulation. Two cen per poun
on cotton, 10 cents gallon crude pet o,sum 6 cepts
gallon distilled spirits and 20 cents per pound or
leaf tcbacco, to l2 cents on manufactured The SEC
retaty recommends the is,ue Of more paper money
but asks leave to harrow 500 GOO foI the curren
fiscal year, and $500 900 for the mex! FISCAL year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

A STANDARD ARrIcLE.--W do not think
there are mauy well regulated families in this
couutry who do not depend upon the Chemical
Saleratus for bread and biscuits. and when they
use it they have the best bread that 0 n be
made. So the ladies tell us
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REaDI REATN READ!,!

DAKvILE Pa, June 2, 1862 -DR. wM. II. GREss-
Dear siE-In February 1861, I wa, sfi Q ed wi h
sugar diSbetts and for we nonths passed ore than
tsn gallons Of water in twenty-iour hours. was OBJ.
IiRed to ge up as ofen as ten or twelve times during
the night and ia ave months lost about Atty pou
In weight. DurinE The month OF July. 1861, pro-
cured two bottles Of ocnstilu ion Water and 10 two
ds, after using Il rperenced relief ard after taking
two bottles was entirely cured after regainDg
my usual good health. Your, truly,
J, v, L, DE WITT,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

INDIASLPoLIs, Dec. 10 The July interest on diar
stocks, which the etate agent Au ior and Treasurer
declined paying because the Leglstute siled 10 make
WinsloW, LSbier n Co . banliug office, New York,
Governor Morton having arsoged with them to sdyanee
the Necessary funds; also, for interest due January
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

irrtate ard dveroh the kidneys and by constant use
lead 10 chronic dege neration and confirmed dis
eFe.
We present the Oo.ftution Water to ths ruSlic
with the conviction II has equal In reie wing tn.
class Of diseases for which II has been OUT o emf
Dently successful for curing; agd trust that we
shall be rewarded for Efforts in placing 90 va aluable
remedy in form to meet the require menis OF patient
and ply sician.
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Administrators Sale of Rea.
EStata. ~

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Il court Of Franklin county, Ohio. I will otter for
sale at public auction, the llth dsy Of January,
1864 at the door OF the COURT House In said county
the following real estae, situate In franklin county,
Obio,t witt
Ten feet OF Of The east side OF lot number hfty.
eight Ia Neil & Dennison's Addition to Columbus,
Ohio.
Appraised at two hundred dollars. t u
Terms Of sale- ,ne.thrd In hand, one-thrd In one
year, and third In two yea from the day OF sale,
with interest," the payments 10 be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
t, Administrator Of Thomas Biddls, deceased.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

NIw YORK Dec l0,-The Etna from Liverpool 25 h.
and Queenstown 26th, arrived here this morning
CABINET councils were held almost daily Ia London
Russell was present.
RussAs reply to the invitation to the congress Is re-
ceived. 1t asks for the objeo's 10 be dscuNsd Ii
fran ee says sl the continental powers except AuIrs
have acceded to the call for COD g,ess.