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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20
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Nsw YORK, Oct. 10 The steamship city OF New Yorl
arrived this afternoon.
The directors Of the Great Steamship Company hsv
taken formal proceedings in bankruptcy to wind up ID
company, In order to stay various actions and
an equal distribution OF asseit Bnglaud was STARTLED
BY an earthquake early on the mornlng Of ths 6h fs
In all directions. No damage.
The two secession associations at Manchester have
been amalgamated into one, under 10 title Of m
Bouthern Independence Association, the main obieoi
being TO procure recognition Of the South. Lord
Wharnclife 10 President.
The course adopted by Archduke Max,millan rsaiivs
to Mexico dlssppolns London spectators in Mexican
securities A considerable decline had taken place IN
10 reported Spain IL amongst the powers resolved 10
ognize the New Mexican Empire.
PARIs.-Bourse dull and steady 67a75
The Polish question unchanged. IL Is reported tha,
was taking formal steps on the part
Oh the Polish National Government to secure the recoQ
milton Of the Poles 90 belligerents.
The steamer Olympus, which left Liverpool on the
9th and Queenstown 7h, 10 due here the following /,
ssuumary OF her news, brought to-day by the Oiiy o
New York. ' VI
The ship Hahnemann, OF Liverpool, reports HAVING
been ned into and 6Uarded by rebel pIiyaeer on the
ist Of July. After examining the papers Of the Hahn
mann, the privateer let het In lat 25 south long %
west.
The Daily News says Of the one day later ne vs. re-
ceved BY the Adrac, In regard to the hKh near Chat
tanoogs that does not confirm the sanguine hores
our prosouthern cotemporaries, though Il cony cs
OF foverratiug the Disadvantages Of our friends.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lyons Kathairon.
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KathaIOn Is from the Greek word "Kathro,n o.
'Katharo," sgnifying to cleanse, reuyenate and re
store. This article Is what its name signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and beautlfying the human hair It Il
the most remarkable preparation in the world. 1t #
again owned and put up by the original proprietor ant
10 now made with the care, skill aud attentlo
which gave sale Of over million bottles per an
mum.
1t 10 most delightful Hair Dressing,
1t eradlcates scurf aud dandruff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
Itmakes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling of aud turning
gray.
ItreStores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons KathsiFon. 1t 10 known and
used throughout the civilized world. sold by ali
respectable dealers.
NEW YORK.
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L VInup mh. .s....,
n,no..hI suysnce "a tne mtes OF freight and the
Sst ~ .I % .avm mew Lofk, aampened the mar
~ oshinn 49, ~ yG towet, put tneie being little
Ma, rane a. Ss ,sas ons wss n9n iaa, we quote
hsna az ~ - sa Ss ''eAus' 70 5000 oU and trade
'y9HI WgisKyDTSsw he w,s.., 81,
asked 5sc but buyers aid not osS av.T ,oo ssisr.
nTtcss ysms;nsd nomisI III - E S yneL over o3c 20 that
bris AZ $40. ~ W "' ''V''' osiesof e'0
PROVISIONS The market vas or,., 49,.
nothing OF moment vas dons NM, Il. H.s. W'day ana
aymIv et tbs Is.t anots,,o "o ah stucies are held
MESS poRK"65iS eitv ms,, :, h.ns
atssl5 so, -'''' - y" H''' '"m urn az si'i new
IeTxpn ,naau. M t-pi
R1iIK MEeTs,,,A, -. h.,,
sbonIdera Al 5o a'e "''' nrmy !" o% cents;
pATHSSS,S., s,<.. .h...,s..,
gR0oEYIEs"TSSss' ,ns,Ss, ruvssaers 4. oxo.
e,m No N''As' 10 unonapged ana very
stIaAR-Ishs,a ot1a0,.o
| oOFPEE-SoTn9lc'
| MOLASsHs-soaSasc
wnT.T Th
aSS., s" sasspcS 10 tne Iates OF freight which
snu sas SniaVoiaois news from the
east esusea snppes 70 Wtnoisw' and the demand from
tn9 iocsi sn9 IoeiloI meis 0eng Ignt the maketwas
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Morning and Noon Dispatches.
Prom the Army of lhc Po,amnc,

From she Army OF thc Potomac,
NEW YORK, October I9.-Tribune special from Head
quarters Army Of the Potomac, Oct. 18th, says:
have Just returned from the extreme front. We
found General Kllpatriok hunting for the enemy We
were drawn out by sharp artillery Gre In the morning
Gen. Kiplrlck had bten disutbed at stone bridge in
the morning BY his pckets being driven n when he sent
The enemys cavalry made stand In and behind some
stone hcu,esin clearing bat we're sent flying By few
stells from our artillery.
The fugitives were followed N the direction Of Gaines
When we arrived there had Just been little cavalry
brush. No rebel Infantry feen and II Is believed
there is none 10 force this side Of BristoW.
Last night Fairfax O. was alarmed BY q report ths,
Stuart was coming down from Aldle and force was
out to meet him The facts finally are thess
Abont o'clock In the evening fifteen men Of the ism
New York cavalry stationed at Stuarts near OhantIv
about half way between Fairfax and CenreyllIe were
surprised and surrounded by some guerrlllas under
Mosby himself. AZ they were outnumbered, they at
tempted flight Of Capt. Jscksons company vera
captured. One made his etcips this morning ana re-
ports twelve thousand rebel cavalry on the Frying Pan
road, toward Gslnesville.
About the same time squad Of guertlas made q
descent the Alexandria railroad at Ocatunk and car.
Iied OIL some one hundred and fifty Of the l2Oh New
York, stationed there, while at Fairfax station.
A special to the Times frcm Washington 18th, says
Washington has been led with rumors or excitementS
hughout the day. The belief in the progress Of gres
battle within eighteen miles Of the city s very
but no engagement has taken placs. Rebel guerrilla,
are prosecuting an active campaign be weea Meade'
army and Washirgton' This morning several ofieerI
attached to General sedgwcks headquarters were cap
tured,
The World says editorially: report reached III,
city that the army OF Gen Meade has retired
within the defences Of Warrington. Az this informa
ton was not subjected to the Secretary Of the Wash
ington Censor M is not vtiatsd by any oola sanction
whatever
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/. Frem Chat,anoosa.

Nkw YoRK, Oct. 11.-The following ID Q special to the
Tribune from Chattanooga 18th, via Nashville, 18th.
oompetc oicsi returns from the infsnry engaged In
the late battle are tc sd aud give the following sta
tstlcs;
Thcmss's corp.-- -Ofioen killed %, wounded q6e miss
log l3s mtn Killed go, wounded 81, mitsing 2,27
ed 1853 missing 70 men Killed 363 WoupdeI 1857, Mrs
op l3O3i 'oth $3.50. outteudebs corps-0fcsrs kilt.
% 30 souaded l3l missing q2 mel killed 2sd, wound
ed 2i5I, missing 635; total $3.50
Two bIgsdes OF dtsnges reserve corps we're engaged
early In he afternoon Of the stco days hght and lost
Ohicen killed 10, men $50; Objects wounded 50, men
c;s; officers missing "a, IN 597, tai 1872,
Losses 10 cavalry bot Tepouei will maize grand ag.
greg.te OF about l6OO VI these 1885 nssiog and
about $500 Wounded Thirty sx pieces Of artillery were
Southern pal erI Of the 9th are received. They will
Insist that their whole loss will not exceed twelve
thousand, but partial retufns published BY them ind.
cate Il greater. Hindmau division alone lost twen y
The tone Of their editorials continues very despondent
over the failure OF Bragg to take Chattanooga. Joe
Johnston Is proved to have been all the time In Mis-
Mississippi say that two corps from Grants army are
moving TO- sucoor Rosecraps, ono overland from Mem
Phs and the other by water.
JEFF. Davis 10 reported to have arrived ia Bragg's
army on the 10th.
All quiet along our front fer the last Two days,
Vote OF Ohio Regiments belonging to the army at this
point. 9433 for Brough, to $50 for ValandghAm Eff
teen Regiments and eight batteries to be heard FROM
which will swell Brough's msjorty to over y. 900.
Torrents OF rain has continually fallen and kept 10th
sides quiet for thres days. All water courses rising
and the roads are getting very bad.
NASHVILLE, Oct. le.-Alarge Union meeting was held
last night to celebrate the PennsylvAns and Ohio vic.
tories. ri
ofisers from Chattanooga report Bragg's army in
force In ftont OF chattanooga Thy don't believe any
part Of the rebels have left 60 reinforce Lee.
The Cumberland river at Harpeh shoals has swollen
ten feet Tho lowlsnds in the vicinity Of the city are
entirely submerged.
CHATTANOOGA, 0;t le.-CavsIry Just In report the
rebel cavalry driven back across the Tennessee river
with loss Of over two thousand killed, wounded and
deserted, aud ys pieces Of artillery. Federal success
complete.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
Dispascn from Con. O,ooR

Duphtcn from GOu, CIODA.
WAsHlSaToN, Oct. 10. The following wal received
at Headquarters to-day:
CHATTANOOGA, October I9. .
To MAJOR GsAERAL Il. ". HALI,oK:
The wing dispatch has Just been rscsiy ed from
Brgadier General George Crook. con mandipg Cd Cav
airy diYlsion dated RoGersville, October 10Th 1868:
have 70 inform you that have had three fehts with
the enemy since left Lequstchie valley whipppr him
very badly each time. : T''1e "''-
The last battle ended at Pennington, Tennessee where
fought Wheeler's entire commaud with bat two hi
adss cut his force In two scattering large poTtlnn
Of 1t, capturing four pieces or artillery oue housand
wounded. WV
As pushed on after the enemy Immediately I hav.
not been able TO ascertain the number OF their killed and
wounded but Il was very heavy. They were scatts,
over distance OF fifteen miles From this their retrea
was perfect Tou. Their desertipg and strao
Cling over the country.
pursued them with great vigor but their hor,cs he
Ing better than mine, only able to come up win
two regiments at Sugar creek left to deain me- Iads
charge on them capturing some fty aad Scattering
the remainder In the mountains. reached the YIver
found they had ell crossed ct ford some three ies
above samp's ferry, where they commenced 10 cross
never saw troops more demoralizsd. lam satisfied
that toer loss In this raid was not less than two thous
and No fears need be entertained Of their making
isignedl GEO. CROOK, Brig. Gen. ooud,s
W. o. R0SRoRANs,
Major. General
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Rebel News,

FoRIREss hoNoE, Oct. lS.-The steamer spauldipr
from Morris Islapd, 10 hourly expected.
We take the following extracts from Southern pauers
| received BY the flag OF truce boat to-day
The Richmond Enquirer OF Oct. 10 says in regard 10
The Texas election, that Psndleton Munt Is elected
votes. q. Y. stackpolo is elected Lieutenant Gov.
eraor.
The Richmond Examiner Of Octoter iGth. SAYS smart
correspondence has occurred between Mr. Ould and en
Meredith, Commissioners for the exchange Of priaon.
from which II appears that Wide difference exatu
between the parties as to the number OF prisoner Win
which sach should 90 credited and that ell arrange
The Examiner OF the 18th, has the following dis
patches:
CHARLESTON, Oct. l5.-The firing from our batter,e
continues az usual. The enemy makes no reply, bu
continues working. additionsln Of transport
is Iepor to at Folly Inlet.
| SECOND DuPATcH.
TEo war vessels have arrived on the bar.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th has the follow
ing: II 10 said that Hwe fought the enemy at Bristov
etation, on the Orange & Alexandria railroad, foul
miles this side Of Manassas Junction. We have no par
tculs OF the ght except that we took four thousand
prisoners and four bundled wagons.
SSrg: reported 70 have been cut on reH
cd and hemmed In BY Hill on 0ccoquan creek. with
this exception, Meade Ia believed to haya succeeded In
escaping 70 Bull Rnn with his artillery. Some believe
that he will there deliver battlei others think he will
not halt on this side Of Arlington hights.
GoRDoNsvIILE, Oct. l0.-A severe battle 70 reported
have taken place near Cstetts Station wedneIdsy
The enemy retreated toward the 0ocoquan, where lei
thousand Of sedgwicks corps were suddenly attsokei
by Gen. Lee and II 10 reported that three housap,
prisoners were captured Further particular arc no
From the Examiner Of tho 18th, Meridian Miss, 18Th
tho following has justbsen received from Brig Genera
ByHALtA, Oct. I2.--we have torn up the railroad ,r
four places, and attacked oollienyille yesterday.
Gen. Sherman, with part Of Smiths brigade On route
for OOIintl. arrived did. 70 rov he
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Total from franklin County y.".".,.,..eO

THE star sIsTERs.-These celebrated per-
formers, i. will bo seen, by notice Ia another
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: s.-T.-ise6-x. U
brakes Plantation Bitters

Olnh0b o 1lhuCbtlUu lolbU0Ibs
They parity, Strengthen and invisorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They arc an antdote to change Of water AMI diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud late hour
Trey strengthen the system and eplIven the miud.
he vent masmatc and termitsnt fevers
They punt the e-th aud 4 'itv ~ the somzrh.
Y They cure DyspepsiA aid uousripu IN,
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bltten In the world. They make
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Lavender Flowers, Wlntergsen, Aniss, clovsrbud
Orange Peel, snaksroot oarawsy coriander, Burdock
S.-T.-ls0O-X., eto.
The following Is sample Of the testimony daily rs.
ceived;
SoLpIER's HoBr, suPHRINTnDnT's oyTIcE,l
CINCINNATI, o., January Is, 1869. J
have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds OIL
our noble soldiers who stop here more less disabled
from various causes and the effect Is most marvslou:
and gratifying.
Such preparation as this Is heartily wish in every
family in every hospital and at hand on every battle
field.
@. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
WIZARDS HoTKL, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 70, 1881
GsNrLKNKE We require another supply Of your
Plantation Bltters, the popularity OF which daily in.
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Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
oLEvEAND Dec. 8, 1862.
Complaint knd Dyspepsia that was compelled to aban.
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They the best medicine ever used and Ghal en-
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Dr..W Chds, surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Segi-
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GAIT HOUSE,, LOUISVILLE Ky, Dec. 81, 1861.
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We compelled to order lc dozen Plantation Bit
ters to supply friends who have no other way Of pro-
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully, yours,
silAP. MnLEa Il Co., Proprieton.
RocHrsTKR, N, X, Dec. 21, 1861.
The Plantation Bltters have
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years. standing. have recommended them to others
and as far as know with signal success.
lam, ETC., Rev. j. J. CATHoRN.
BURNETT Houss, CINCINNATI, 0hIo,l
Dec. 20, 1869. !
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Every bottle has the fac sino Of our signature on
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Fronl lh 9 Nnutnwaar.

oAlRo, Oct ls.-The Memphis Bulletin, Of the 18th
has information from q union refugee, juat escaped
from the blood-hounds and oonscrptors, in Misssppi
that Joe Johnltons force, except division, was sen
10 ieintoree Bragg Not over ten thousand rebel troop
are 10 the state OF Mississippi.
Gen. Rorng was at Canton on the 9Th, with 5000 In
fantry Joe John ton has gone to Holly Springs on
tour OF inspection.
Richardson. Ross, Whitfield, Blythe. AMI Chalmers
with bands OF about Soo are In different parts OF the
State, oonsoripInng and robbing.
In three counties around Alfalfa, ver one y udret
blood he unds are ei- used to capture ULi h On.
The Memphis AID Char'eston railroad and teegrpi
are extended a. luka.
The steamer Lady Jackson struck q spsg and sunl
near The mouth Of White river. Loss $4,000 No live
list.
Gen. Wadsworth, late Of the Army Of the Potomac
arrived to-doy, bound south on tour OF inspecting
contrabapds
The Mobile and Ohio railroad will be opened from
Columbus, Kentucky to Jackson, Tennessee thence
oorinth. 1t Ia In, operation large force Is no,
working the rood ON ooriptb 70 Dees,ur aud 1t
de- & ed tD opel , ON he later OFT T. hats
b oga
y rhs or ,dsrat as u l,a
.iaIH
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Ban BRkiTH. Greatest Curlo the
human family Is his 60. lioV macy lovers II
mas reparated-bCS many iriends forever part
Cd. The subject is so delicate, yout nearest
friend will not men,ivnit. aud you are guorant
of the fact To effect radical cure, use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a
dentriHce, night and morning. II also boausi-
6es the complexion, removing alltau, pimples,
and ireckiss leaving the skin soft aud white =
Price SO cents. For Gale by N. ., M.rple and
all druggists. ao
ocl7 763-d&6I,eos
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The Journal tbiusr tb-t by proper exestiOnt
cur equity night be relieved entirely from The
d,sil, We think so, to-. II would take only
obont two hundred aoie-hIdisd men who voted
ter BtouIh on ne l3h iret Cna't the Loyal
League iu'uisb th-t aunha-, or are they all .
got Of iocapablsa, SitIoni physical ob'lity oil
practical patriotism
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Ii the most deligntful and extraordinary artel,
ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt face and
hands to apeary satin texture Of ravIshing beauty i'm
parting the marble purity Of youth, and the d,sttgu'
appearance inviting in the city belle Of fashion II
removes tan, freokes pimples rOushness from ths
skim leaving the complexion ffesh, transparent and
smooth 1t OOntins no material injurious to the skin
PAuorised by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t 10 wha
every lady should have Sold everywhere.
DEMAs 8. BARNES & CO.,
General Agents,
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iulylt-d6v6m
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We resd in Abolition pdpess OF BsougS j1lli-
fcatioD mettInse all over the SAFE, il which
large amounts are expended 10 torch light pro.
cessions, illuui1DICns, music, bu'tilg pow
der, end Ia iObicg aud earouairg generally
But shtrs ia DO account Of any volunteering at
sny Of tbsee jlllifgstioos B oagh patriotism
expecip Itself 10 gaa.
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ertMA. VA. near Winobes,s, eont an

srtNA, VA, near Winchester, sept. 80, 1855.
mV DEAR SIR have letter from Wise, OF the eth
Una South Carolina and Louisiana have already agreed
70 tns rendezvous at Raleigh, and Others will This p
your most private ear. He says further that he hao
omeialy requested you 10 exchange with Virginia.
fair terms Of difference percussion for flint lock mus
Kets do not know the usage or power Of the depart
ment Ia such cases. but II 1t can be done. even bv lib
eral construction, hope you will accede. Was there
not an appropriation at the last session for converting
nint into percussion arms II so would not extend
ing such facilities to the staes7 Virginia probably has
more arms than the other Southern States and would
divide in case Of need.
In letter yesterday to committee in South Carroll.
ma gave 1t as my Judgment in the event Of Premonts
election the south should pause but proceed ct once
70 immediate, absolute and eternal separation. 30
am candidate for the first halter. Wise says his &C.
counts from Philadepha cheering for old Buck In
Pennsylyana. hope they be not delusve.
(BIGned1 MACON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

Coal Good limss asa likely 10 follow the
election OF Biough cal, Nc hear, has ed.
vsucsd to seventy cents q brsiel in Cincinnati
and to tSentY in ZIpesville. The Journal
thinks it may scun be thirty or forty cents in
this city, "There's good time conirg bNsw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-20

MiLnsERY;-Mr'. VAN lioUTEN card
OF Mrs NJ. A. Van iouton Sill be found in an
osbsr cVlaap. Her miliiGery establishment.
No. GS East T1An street, 10 one Of the best In
tae city. Ms. VaU Iluuseu's reputation as a
milliner is we'll established, aJd we cheerfully
commend her to The patronage Of the ladies In
the city aud o'ulhy ..s
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NrsTEaY =" Mother" sail little fellow
'oi. va BID. "' man 10 a mister, ant q
">m1h m! y! the gr,ate't my tery Ia
tho world to us, 10 thu. ~. a-e IL h,V ~,
other saltrltus but Herriok Aliens G,ld Med
al u cnrss dyspsps a, strsng thens weak s.om.
achs, ssveB ysur .e,.h from dscsylpg, saves
one half the qusntlty Of shortening, besides Il
tOkes 60 iitLlo of the Saleratus to do It's work.
Tryls Most Merchants sell II. Depot ia
Liberty street, New York.
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raE best advice that can be taken is TO sans
I9ar natural teeth and Keep your gums sound by
aaipg HuDson's uNRivALLED ToorH PAsrE. Call
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Dentists or Perfumera anywhere. Try " one
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