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RAS-in this city, on the 18th last, aged % years
after three weeks illness Of disease Of The hsarhARy
wife Of ions RAIE, formerly Of TudhOs Iron Works,
ear Darlington, England.
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Chicago, March 4.

chicago, March !.
Nothing further IN regard TO the report
from the Petersburg Express, in regard 10
the eight at Vicksburg. It Is probably q
canard.
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THE aPIECE DEMOCRACY

Rally Of The IAsuppresslbles.
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EElection timeis approaching, and the patriots
begin to show themselves Several have already VOL
unteeed to serve their country In the capacity Of May
ors Narshals, Atdsrmen, and 'sich lIks''
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E~0pe OF thigh-toned gprigs Of the law said at
the Counci BLUM DEBATING Club the other evening,
that Abe Lincoln big traitor JED Davis -
We can't see IT in that light. Perhaps We could If we
looked threuth traitors eyes, 'aost certainly"
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ES~An the leading Periodicals, Monthles and Dial
lies sale al The Post Once Rock Store-Capt. HOP
PER in commaul All orders promptly attended to.
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he had obtaint

70 3ne day this week raised he star spangled
banner in trvnt OF "headQuarters;' - during the
day couple OF things, in mems apparel, pass
up street when they espiea the old flag As they passed
the once window we heard Que enquire :'"WhAts up
n w-wha4's this Lincoln RIG hung out here for ?''
"Dnn'no." grOwfed the other, some id abolition
doin' reckon" Aud the flag of country is the
symbol Of abotionisu To honor the old banner Con-
sttutes abohrionis! Well if this be so, count
~ lra-
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THE GREAT coPPERHEAD SHow.
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owe under obligations to Hon. JOHN A. KAs-
son, for valuable documents.
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NOTICE.

me Counting Room Of the NoNPAEEIL has hsen re-
ed 10 the room over Kixons OF
tbe Star Spanssed BanHer'--where al business s0h-
= - : VS.. BuRKE.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

81 wish to get some paid stamps" said gent, evil
IDENTIFY from the "Kedentry," 81 he entered the Post
once ..' -.
''Yes sir" was the answer at the same time the
CLERK handed him some three eeuters.
"Nptthat kind want the sort .ha. goes clear round
9 letter"
''Envelopes you want" replied Hopper, at the same
time showing him some.
.'YAas THAT'S 'em But amt you got some with the
Union on emp" -...
Certainly, sir; on the other side"
White selling the old gent some Union envelopes, the
following conversation occurred :
Ceuntrym0n-"so the has closed finally, has it2'
Guess not" said the clerk,
"wh they told me here in town that it had, and
that the new Congress was going have meeting in
the morn.ngt"
Assuring the old gent that the war would close
before the last the week the clerk left him highly
pleased with his Union envelopes and the information
he had obtained.
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Chr Npupare u
...AsIaoIiNnEMENrs

1.s. a.. q !. anaossos JOHN n. wAB
& -, A hasrsaan IN the ID ward. p
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rs-we ara authorized % annOun"e I. J. heHFohp
~ rnon candidate for Mayor .. the coming sleeta"a-
- 'ns o ''' :. 4 80 MANY CETfzEss &
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n n sEFUL and Ornamental goods, PLATA ana fancy
- goods. nns and coarse goods, all new ana ehsAp
At F.tut< Snow O. TURKEYS.
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RIVE srs suthorised 70 annoancs - D.. hari"'o
he Unio Candidate Tor Mayor, as the coming cleo
a. - > .a.s., MANY CiTIzEKs.
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ys-We are aoTEOTiTsd 10 -anboance The name Of
eEonoE " RoBIsses is . Desnoefstie c&ndi sl''
for CITY MARSHALL al ths coming Charter slection
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49, EAs, Coffee. su@ES Meassssss ard all kinds Of
fsnify groesrlsss fresh, seods and cheap at 50
SNOW = ruRLEY9.
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! LAT &r.ue0
81 .sBE GA CO nlssls,D
MsmE1w Mx3x.4xzm ~
Il II "a gzskage q uuseus I. z "
Hat,
ulsgR RaR1eeIs hYk
Fsllusge1f Hats, 81 aksr Hoods esc.
9Ass0azan 1900 = 8 Issssss mEan i 90 j
"a III n = - = .
y sanght u sAss 1sass Houssa - sHss EAsrIa
o a.ss MER0EaANrs !, - y ss s.'''
- III seaE0GS ss,s ssii u saasf sss. ~
ssss,ss ..a .; e. en-
fof bsylns iasfs Tors f6T CASH ss5sbiss II
gocDs = TIE very L0wssf 49, 49, :.
AqE !. . small savanes y aAsusACsuAsns
fAAsAs rs, ORDERS Il is & 49, 49,
-. wEhKR. WEI.EsAs - y Rsxczss
!. A 49, = : e .-a----
WANTED II ss sTssa. g $3.50
s ssT sssa, Y 4, aiss y sss'saa
4 1psly g -. y " VA r. sAacmszos,
'ws'a Lava Gssasn gggss 49, sssssy a..
Pss. %. 1899. q n. &C., III
SNOW Il TsJESL ~
- rHrRa, sunsmsstana wiasss Dress assds. q sss
. n description "a style ps.ssrp saa vsrjsss y 3
found In abaaaaaes 81 AaNow o TDRBRYss.
= SIS af5E.ae s4t Ias ssfsf 4sd5gsss &ass Il
Ew Goods sstAs Iatsss syis ssnsssnsis rsasassa
~ BY sxpress.as i aNow q IuRLRY'a- IT,
- ur Msmmath ssosk d Dry-aosAs. crpesrias,sS
~ Clothing, etc., sanast BE saSaiOa In quality
or price By aay hsuss % the alepe. 80 q
90 and baya Snow 4 TpREETs'
wms. HEAT, sCsrr, osts sna tali kiaas II srap 81
- csunGrT prOaucs txkss "a ems hlshsss mas&s'
rates In exchange iOr goods, sr tss cash. d, = :
.ss. .s - " aRowA TUREEx@. So
A. WE pledge ourselves to sell esssU goods, -
&G lower rates, tAsa aay ssAss hsuss IN wsstsn
iowa, a. ... STOW . TURLKxT.-,
A"'.HT.- lis IL.
49, EAs, Coffee. sumrs Messsssss, srh all kinds Of
y fsnify groceries, fEssh, seoa, and cheap At ~
80. 100 w., snow = TuRLEY9.
n n sEFUL and ornamental goods, plata ana fancy
~ goods, nns and coarse goods, ail new sna cheap
At F..tns< s&Now o. TUREEY'S.
HlM iBBONs, Lacss, Flowers. PeathsEss aDdaal kia4
~ Of trimmings. OF the latest styles at ~. -.
81 -, or sN0w. o. TuRLRYF&,
n kpIEs, Dress GoOda-silka, Asrinoss, Dsiainss'
Mm Alpaeas, caIicOes pOplins and eashmeresr Of all
styles, colOss aud patterns A. ..',' e~- 's. ~
.....,......-., SNOW q TuRLEYT-
Mm MDLRss varieties Of eli thiRSs asshie-eaa&hls,-
IA drinkable or wearabis-afwa,s found 81
a. SNOW q TuRLEY's.
~ OF that want to bay sooa Goods ct lew pricss,
y consult your own interests and before pprehss-
Ing call and examine the stock at 80! -. * - -.
i. snow e I11A..s.nI~- -"
Il u 50 Al n - n ~ xA~s.I AZ ara 90. .
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RIVE are sathorised TO anneupee ., BATES -
cs.sida,s for A,derrnsn In the Oh Ward, ii conn
ing Charter election. " -. H. IL \. - (.
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E4%tJuLius EoAcK announces himself - ~ I1oeT
pendent candidate for ths once Of City MsrsAa tne
curatng charter election. sz FL
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n WE pledge ourselves to sell better goods, Il.
~ lower rstsa; tAaa aay SsAss hsuse am wsstsu
iowa, a. ... snow . TURLEx's. =,
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wM iBBONs; Laoss, Flowers. FestheEs aDaAli klnA
~, Of trtmmluEs, Of the latest stYlss ss ~,
4 q, a., smOw o. TuRLRYR8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.
RL0UR-There was an active demand partly specula
tive though several Of the hard bread bakers are In
icipaon Of the large quantities Of bread wanted FOR
army supplies, buying freely, ana the market closed
buoyant, but prices did not undergo any change The
sales foot up about 900 barrels at S5 so for good
brands Of superhne, e5 5O95 65 for extra and IS 65
@S IS for family.
WHHAT-Ths local miers are buying but sparilgly,
and the speculative demand having ceased, the market
quie: but the offerings are light and holders are firm
and not disposed to make any concessions In order to
effect salss and there was comparatively little dsne.
We quote prime to choice qualities Of red st l2l Is,
white at 81 l59l le, and prime Kentucky white at
81 20. Choice qualities Of the latter are held TO So
higher. tl.s. q
C0RH-There Is continued active demand for both
shelled and ear and the receipt bsing light prices
tending upward but are not Quoably higher We quote
and sheled at 46c In hulk and 56e including sacs
0AT6-In good request with only moderate offerings,
and prices obtained for all sold We quote new
and old at 53055o In bulk, and 63965c including eks
10000 bushels old sold at &c to be delivered at any
time this month, aoks included.
RYB-shll scarce and zoe IL freely offered for prime
samples on arrival. $ ?. t.l.I u ~ p
BARLHY--Ws have no change to notice In the market
the light supply there 10 not much doing. Inferior
qualities arc bull and unstable. We quote prime to
choice state priDg at Si 2o8l 95 and prime fall at
HAYLUnchanged and FIRM. We quote prime Tino.
thy at etDH SO per In bales arrival the former
rate for loose and The latter for ghpressed on arrival
WH1eKY-0penedh hrm, with sales Of 500 brls at In
4Kc the latter rate for wsgon and closed buoyant un.
der the news from New York, where It has advanced Il
lse; and dealers here at the close demanded higher
prices. . f.sel lqs raos 2
. .'a ~ DID. y .'osV EaQuirer.
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A Succo ossfuI ExpedItIon

'wAsameroa, Jan. 81 Rear Admiral Lee
has forwarded TO the Navy Department report
from Lieut.. Cushing, Beaufort, N. c., Jan. 6th,
detailing the particulars OF feconnoIssanee
near Fort Caswell, on Little river, with only
twenty-five men. While proceeding up the
river they were fred upon BY the rebels from a
bluff on the left bank. b.iEts.
Landing and forming without firing gun
they moved forward until they came In sight
Of fort and camp FIRE, Whereupon they made
q bayonet charge, Lieutenant Cushing judging
that the enemy were ignorant of the number
OF his forces. The charge was successful -
They captured the fort--our men going over
one side a. the rebels escaped on the other.
The fort was found TO be an earthWork, saf.
rounded BY ditch with block house inside
pierced for musketry. ~
Lieut.. Cushing learned that the fort hat
been held by company Of infantry who left II
In such haste that their stores, ammunition
clothing and portion of their arms captured
He destroyed all the property he could no
bring away, and returned to Beaufort with tht
loss of only one man, who was wounded.
The officers and men of this expedition be
haved nobly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

The New York volunseers--The Case
Of Gen. Stone-Gen. COchFane Pre-.
vented Gen. Burnside's Forward
Movement. la'i 'f
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.-The time of thirty
eight regiments New York troops expires Il
May. June and July. The Governor is under
stood to be In favor oil allowing them to returi
and then inducing them TO revolunteer. Thl
matter is still, however, In allegiance. In th,
meantime every exertion 10 to be made to saw
the credit Of the State by sending enough mel
to the field TO avoid the draft.
A Washington letter says material facts II
the case Of Gen. Stone will soon be published
Evidence against him is Of olrcumstantia
character, going to show that he was frIendl,
toward the rebels and became their mail car
rier, but after all, this may have been only
kind disposition to oblige, 4. nss
Another letter says: Rumors have reaches
here from Falmouth that Gen. John Cochran
prevented o movement, designed by Gen
Burnside, week or ten days since, by repre-
sentatlons made here; and that Gen. Franklin
In whose grand division he 10, intends to hay
proper notice taken Of such an unmilItary step
Yet 1t may be, however, camp gossip.
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Legal Notice.

TOSEPH JOHNSON AND HIS WIFE
q ElixAbeth Ann Johnson Of the county Of Hauk and
State Of Wisconsin, and James albert Rins and Thomas
Milton Hnks Of the state Of Kentucky are hereby no.
tilted that on the 4th day Of December, A. D.. 1862,
Isaac Huddle and his wife, Winnafert Hudde, Of the
county OF franklin and state Of Ohio filed In the bu.
peror Court, within and for the county last aforesaid
petition against the said Joseph johnson, Elisabeth
johnson and othes, the object and prayer Of which
petition 10 to obtain order from said Court for the
assignment and the assignment Of dover to the said
Winnafert Huddle, widow OF Milton Finks, late OF
said Franklin county deceased, In and to the following
premises 70 wiz: hsfarm upon which the said Milton
Rnks resided ct the date OF his decse situate In Madi
township In said county Of Franklin, and In section
g. township 10, range 81 containing about 34 acres ex.
cepting tract sold and conveyed BY Frederick Bwisher
90 administrator Of said Milton Hinu, to John Brinker
by deed dated August 20th, 1857, containing one hund.
red and six acres, and excepting part conveyed by
ad ewisher such administrator to John Linkin, By
deed dated May Goth, 1850, containing AK acres out d
aid farm, containing about 3l4 a. Aforesaid; and
the pAid Joseph johnson and nlixAbeth Ann johnson
further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer, demur 10 the said petition within sixty day6
after the next term Of sd Court the said Isaac Huddle
and Wnnafert Hudde will thereafter counsel
can be heard In said Court apply to sad Csut to take
the matters OF the sad petition 90 confessed, and to de-
cree accordingly.
IeAA0 HUDDLE,
-..-s WINNARnRT HUDDLn.
Dec. Is, ls69-w6w
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New york Stock Marker.

IL
Stocks active and better. Ckicaro ana Rock Islspd
g6hi Norwich and Worcester fRk Milwaukee ana
Prairie az ohe.n end prefsTed OK cleveland and
ern guaranteed lnskl Amsfoln doid lz7XDI4s, Pacac
Nall l60; Nov YORK Central ll7i Hudson 93k; Harlem
35ki Harlem preferred III. Michigan Central 87 Pitta
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Lat bonds ITO; o. o.
sires 1881 coupons lol<J California seyens 95 Brook
yn water loan 100K; Indiana end Michigan 60 Iinois
Central bonds liz. Term Haute and Wabash Cd bonds
65k hre 9Th bonds 10li Del L. q w. 127 Galena and
Chicago e0k; 0lsveland and Pitsburg I72k; nrs 7li
DO preferred l0Sk; 0evelahd q Tolsdo 9lj, Treasury
Notes a 9lo) l01ki Lttie Miami l06K; Michigan
Southern Michigan Southern second 1914; Erie "a
bonds 40 PittsburE, Fort Wayne q Chicago Sd bonds
60, do lstl0pX Chicago NORTH Western lst 70, do %
43ki do assorted bonds CT Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati lt5K Panama 1921 Missouri dxes 85If; Ten.
nessee sixes ol Racine and Milwaukee 1l2ki United
States 90 81 coupons o51i Registered 95i q. o. So
~ coupons esxi Registered SIX; Demand Notes l49i
Virginia Skies 90; Tennsssee 6Iki Hannibal and
BE-. Joseph bonds 63KI United shtss one year ceFtiA
catek o5Ki coupons COX; demand notes l45Ki Rssdng
75 Chicago, Burlington and QUINCY l0oK; US. year
certificate o6K; North Carolina es 73: Ohio &c Of e1
II; California Te l Is. ~ ~ "s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
wistar's BaPam of wild Cherry.
wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.

For oougha Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis Indu.
enla Bleeding Of the Lungs, Dcult Breathing Liver
Aneetons Pain or weakness OF Breast Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, etc. .l -
In thort ,hls Basam 10 peculiarly adapted to every
disease Of Lungs and Liver which 10 produced by our
ever varying climate. 'f''
wild Cherry has long been known to poIsess impor-
ant medicinal properties. This fact isfamar to every
matron In our land physicAns often prescribe Il In d
ferent forms for variety Of complaints Tar also, has
been equally noted for ts virtues and physicians
whose names are familiar TO the whole country have
gone DO far to declare that even consumption could
be cured by that alone. In other hands, again. Il
was nearly vaueless, owing doubt TO their igno.
rance In preparing and administering it-a difficulty
now entirely obyiated BY patient experience and long
experiment. n o. 80 : ,-i, u -
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub.
stance arc now for the nrst tme combined and,
bodied In DR. WIsTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHER
By. By nice chemical process, everything delete
rious or useless rejected. that what remains II
the most oxtrasrdlnaTy and truly enioacious remedy
for all kinds Of pulmonary aud liver diseases ever
known to man. IA,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

PERSONAL. Colonel w. F. Herriok,
formerly member of the Ohio Legislature,
br. nov Of the 43d Regiment Ohio Volunteers,
visited the House of Representatives yesterday.
He is here on important business connected
with his regiment, which is now stationed at
Bolivar. Tennessee Colonel Herrick, unlike
many Of hls old political associates, has proved
the faith that lie in him, by works, by fighting
In the field; and those who are acquainted with
the campaign of the 43d in the Southwest speak
in the warmest terms Of his gallantry and efa-
cheney as an officer. T{al & EfV d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
State and local News.

STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
AND ALL OTHERS
wishing to while away an hour in pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fall to visit
the magnificent
WINANT BILLIARD ROOM!
Two doors North Of the Neil House.
n CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLEsl
Also. the 81, 800 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept In the n6atest style. with any quantity of
the beskof Cues, Balls, etc., etc. ti
ian 6-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

HUMPHREY MARsHALL's Law LIsRARY.--The
sale of this library was confirmed In the United
StateA District Court at Cincinnati on Tuesday,
and the prOct eds ordered to be distributed, -
After paying the United States Marshal's Clerk
and District Attorneys fees, what remained,
$l,Os6, was ordered to be paid into the Treasury
of the United States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

The Festival, which the Ladies' Of the Uni-
versslist Society gave last evening at Ambos
Hall, ,was7like thUse given by them in former
years, a bountiful feast and pleasant social
reunion, while the large hall was filed with
guests. Y PeihAps in all these respects y ex.
cseded the festivals Of former seasons. Be this
ss it may, there was a flow Of social enjoy
ment that made the evening pleasant one In
deed. ~ |'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
OaiifornIA senalorsh,p

SAN FRANcIsoo, Jan. 2l.-Twelve balloh
were had for Senator last night. On the last
ballot Phelps had 36, Sargent 81, Conness 25
Grown 6. The Indications are that none Of
the candidates yet prominent can be nominated
asnyrsl Sears 10 announced for the compromise
candidate. '-s ss
Sailed, Golden Age, for Panama, with fouI
hundred and fifty passengers, and SIS. .036 in
treasure for England, 1854, 200 for New York
and $35 600 for Panama.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

WAsHINaroN, Jan. 1.-The report of the
Senate Finance committee on the civil appro-
priation bill, strikes out the clause reducing
the mileage Of Congressmen to ten cents per
mile, and ourtails other minor appropriations,
and also reduces the estimate Of the Agrioul.
tural Department from $l30, 900 to $50 900,
and the printing Of the laws from $l7 900 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Notice

NAROLINE KASE, WHOSE PLACE
~ Of residence d unknowc, 10 hereby notified thai
her husband, John Ksse, did the Sd day OF January
A. D., 1863 file his petition In the once OF the Clerk
the Court Of Common Rleas within and for the county
Rfankln and State Of Ohio charging the said Osroin,
Kase with committing adultery with one benjamin Al
brIght and asking that he may be divorced from thu
sad Caroline Kase which petition VIII stand for hear
'Eso ,' e'ly . q. JOHN KAsR, 4
wv ~ WV -WNW'-N ~ 'fNN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
House for Sale.

THE LARGE TWO STORY BRIUK
House on oak strsst betwsen Fourth and Fifth sts.
belonging to the Sisters Of Notre Dame Il offered for
sale on reasonable terms. The house contains twelve
rooms.a double parlor, or sitting room dining room
and Kitchen, with wood and other ofthouses attach
desirable family residence. "T ~ -
on the premiseH.
ian. l8-tf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Cleveland Market.

oLvELAHD. Jan. co..
WHEAT-sales car red on track at q %.
BUTTER-saies kegs Western Reserve at I6c, and
roll at 17c. :
IGGs-Saies at I6c. e. =
DRIED APPLRs-ssle is bbls at 5Kc-paskages In
sluded. 80 =.
HICKORY NUTS--sales at e7c, '
BEANg-eales choice at % l2k.
sHnDS-Light sales timothy at o. 90. -cI
HoGs-Sales so heavy at ~ IS. 10 t," "rtvF,
g. .ra. .. -r LEADER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

THOMPSON at the Postoflce has, price ten
cents, pamphlet containing the Tax law ab-
breviated and alphabetically arranged, and other
important information on the same subjecs. 1t
ia valuable document.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

PAPERS, PcToRIALs AND PERIODICALS. The
leading newspapers in New York and other
cities, with the pictorials and popular liter
ary and fashionable magazines OF the day,
may be had Of StudeT on State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
The Hog market.
OINoINNATI.

The almost Impossible condition Of the roads In the
country prevents The driving Of Hogs to the railway
stations and the receipts continue light the arrivals
the pens being empty, there ID not enough doing to ea
tabsh quotations The nemnal prices are 81 s. to IS
for light to heavy averages. These Weighing 500 pounds
could bs ssd at - rs The only sale heard Of yes
terday was lot averaging s95 pounds at S5 90.
Enquirer Jan. q,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

now the same gentleman deslares II was
brought about BY the Abolitlonists, He (Wil-
sony accepted tae, declaration 90 expressed by
tho gentlsnan, under oath, while he repudiated
the sentiment Of the spsech.
The committee rose and the House. adjourn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22

- u .THE,thaw contuues,s sthough there has been
little if any rain since Tuesday night. sill
the snow is in very melting mood. The
prOspsot Ia that the river-gcds, If such things
there be, 90 there was said to be In the far of
oiden days, will have before long high old
time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Ralslmore uattIe mnrket.

BEEF cARTLK--Ths offerings at the sesiss to-day
amounted to 900 head OF the aunbsr ssIed leo head
were taken BY Government agents. 900 b. Washingten
purchased By Baltimore butchers and packest pfics.
ranging from % rs TO per 100 bs-a decline on Che
lower grades Of No per on Last weeks rates. fsx
prise Cattle brought an Advance on eur quotations.
asvernmentass At m ayysge Of % 5upss 100 ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-22
Federal Loss at murfroe.boro.

Federal Loss at murfreesboro.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-At the late battle nea
Murfreesboro the Federals lost one thousand
four hundred and seventy-four killed, si,
thousand eight hundred and seventy. fou
wounded, and two thousand prisoners.
The rebel cavalry have left Harpeth Shoal
for Franklin. ....