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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
RAIhROADE,JgY6
~ NOE OF HOURS,
rhiiads,PsAia, Swiisai.sts. sad Daita.ssS
n AfrIL n o a . .o.l

fINNNa
Uu and amer MONDAY, JAN. sth, isss, .-
PASSENGER TRAINS LgAvE PhnADA. roa
..s;S s;s'Ss s ~ 8: ssE:; M sYrs:: &: = !.
G.h..ter, .sSn .. H., aw, 40 .sa ,Ls .. =. q
wtlminstoa. Al Am (piopdsys exoepted.) Az,
u = an. 400, 40 And, lilo p m. "
sy.s Ssw cr:t,s q 4 (. s,s = ~ n and n tp.a. a
Milford, ateIb . d. ~ .Fsr7r.B ne =,
Saiiabufy, atAnA u. .......I .a.H 80.
TRAINS EOa PHiLADkLPgH LEAVE al y,
eAlttners e. ee, lAie .. A., tExprsss,l i.ib Ira.
p'w;l wl.iss.sesd ~ sed 4 ~ ssg,s; n ~ rs & MA,
ssHsSSt s,isssa I. ssSs~ ssssSs~ & '.' =. n II ''i.s,, ,s
vetnH1k o. and siop N. ..r .,s ~.
chester ss s.iS and u; iccs ~ a n, is,s. au IA
Issvs lals,nor. for sa,.bur, and las.r.sa,sss
"is,ons iness 81 s., ~ md s% p n. ,.,..,.... ~.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE ri 'r
: E:sy: VIM. Sl%iassos 4 ~ Il ss % =. nA Il.
.. m. and % .. b. ~ f.lr, Ftst..' "A
IhEieHr TRAINS, with Sssasusss car AstssAsd,
Isass fhiisSsIy yhia, 10, nrrryvins and ia..rns
dastc riAets, ~ 10 3. m. N = l'' q li'
tsssc wi@lnston, ior Peryville sAd i.suusds.
Esvs wiiminslon ior rh!lsaslrhi, and ,n,.rn..
diate places at r. In.
sySDAYsMonly M.A n, .nd |. n, frcu rhils-
From Phiisdelshis 70 Wilmington II II and 70
From wiininssoa to rAilsdslphi. As .. n. and
Only A SO ,. N. NON sss,mss 10 phi,aAs,.
mar ts--tf " L WM, srEARNst suut
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,s, ,s, u. s. REVENUE.
JJNITEDsTATEsREVE
~ DEPOSITORY.

CoLLEIToR's OFacE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
..- No. &7s seventh Street,
... .-.ry Between " and ? streets
This once having been designated by the Com
missioner OF fntetnsl RoveDue As the Depository
i0r iuERishins United states Internal keyenue
uon viii hereafter he kept constantly on hand.
The follo~sns disoount will be made;
3 on purchases ol 100, o. more, 2 per eeptum.
o. bafehAsss 81 So 81 more, vi sSpsS..
- 80 LEWIS CLEPHAhR,
- =, :, 20 sSsanp DsHosltssy saa Collsstoioi
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AGENCIES.
Union CLAIM AGENCY

hOLl\ClES.
Union CLAIM AGENCY
LOEwENTHAL & WARREN,
aO1 Psnnsylvania Avenue,
Washington, D. c.,
Procure Pensions, Bounties, Back Pay, ArtcaIs OF
Pay, for ofncers and men. ~
Advance on ofboers' Pay Aeeouats. CHARGE
moderate. informAtion given sratuitoualy. l.
mar u
A SSlSTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
N OFFicE, corner OF q and Twenty. second
SIi,ets, Washington, D. T., July ~ l8ss-Public
Sales OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS viii take place
at the Corral, near the Observatory, In this city
on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAYS
I9th and 18th August, 1888. = = :
The property 10 condemned AS uaht for public
service. ~
S.ies to commeHcc at 10 O'Clock a. n,,, and he
continued from DAY to day until the numb = on
hand shall be sold. ''7a-'T', =
: Terms eash, In Government funds. .s .Irf.s. q.
. .H-,....F .... Z. II. TOMPktNS, a.
BH-m ... LII Captain, A, q. M.. u. \. A.
WASHINGTON AND NDALEXANDRIA
w ....H .g FERRY. U-E-s n
and ana .s: ssSp;y S:p.
Sss;ss S;S,a = ~ - % %sssYspS S.s:s s:ta e ": s hS
wAssussSi, nAy \ ~, I'~t"SS-U
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HOTELS.

m II e A LBI ION,
i o. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2ist and 22d streets. .
BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
-.-..,f MEALA AT ALL HoURs. -
, jeio-iy . ..-. G. II. GILMAN.
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FROM Walnut Street Wharf
sinNton Depoe,

"n8t0u uepoN .. ID
WILL LsAvs As FobsowN, w, Foo.
Al A. NJ, via ENrn6rb And Amboy-C. A.
At . 4. H. via Gsmdcn and Jersey o,ty-Ns~
Jersey Accommodation >. AZ
Al 4. NJ, via Camden and Iefsey Gtyt
Morning Express $1,000. 20
A. 8 4: NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY
h Clsss Ticket -
Mn 4. M.,vis Kcnsins.ca and Jerrcy usy, u
At 10 NJ, via Camden And Aaboy--C. Ash
Al f.M', Ws rsmarn .rs hr,eoy--c. ana
A. rNrtrys 90. dl - ~
Al r N, VIE kensius,on and Isrsey Cuy,
&AsNinktJa and N, S.Exprees =, - loO
Al ~ "a, Wis h rnsingion anil 1srsey City,
EveUiug vkil - =. 80
Al iiGP. N, VI. X, ns,pr,on and Jersey CITY.
Southern NJ u .l. lvo
Al In ttiigbi) via kcnsipetOp aud Jsrssy -.
AL. City, Southern ExpIcss lm
Al 2, NJ, via Camdrp And A,rtcs u Aocon-
modaHoa trtets'N eNd rassenGesl - I'fi L.
."sr.. . 81 $500 t&s tiass ticket - rs,96
~ slass ticket -5,44 ., l,bQ
Iht s.iS p. ~. kyen,ns Mali and the 10 (Nisht)
Southern Exiiess viii iuu daily, tsi otosss, Sun.
days exeeptsAl ~" -. 'i7a
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u ALTTMOkE AND ONT

On snh after TUESDAY, AusuSt tisb, iess, NAiiy
Wheeling and PArkersbHtp, and six between Wash.
ington and BsititnoiC, As follows, 49,. a
Fon PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington a = and ii.ib a. n, and and
$40 y. M. ......
On sunday at $50 p. nj. only. ''.' ''f.
fOR BALTIMORE, 8, '7HaH BE-
Leave Al sac, 500 and u.M =. ny and -, s.ts,
On sunday Ats.. rp, AMI I AMI 40 D. "a. only.
FUk AL PARIS " TINE WEST, q
leave wAshington Al $40 =. m.
PoR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leavs Baltimore for Wnshtngtoa a a., and
10 .. m, and A.so, . and y. n. rT FFg 'r-.ts.
On sunday ct 40 And 90 O. N. And W r. d.
The third and hfth trAlns only irup tDAittn3ott
and the hrst and fourth trains irom WasfiFS StcN
stop st ~sy puiats. -f0'r HIII1
FOR ANNAPtyt.tA, ...r.
Leave Bainmofe A. a. IN. and y. m.
Leave WethlASton Al 8 q. N. and 8 o. n.
no hsn tor Annapolis On Sunday.
For further Information, tickets of every kind,
Ac., appiy to O. n koontR, Agent, q Washlngton
Sta Lon, o. % the ticket once. = 80 III :
- - I''Tr ". r. SMITH, ~
... .r-r. -H..r Mater TtAnaiNrfiph,
- S--s as,s,ef tSssss sSssA
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'aa,l .'MEiSIlsAI,.

CPEER's sAABUOf WINE.
:, 49,, y, n.,,s !. . . . iIssrli'
Z on CHpICk Oro&TO ekApH,,
iw ron PnysiCiAsS Use, - ".
~ Nss~,ss, Rsaaiv Twsvrs, ~ s.s'iis.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

WARRINGTON AND NEW YOkk. lI.
s.s0 p. NJ,
Leave New vosk a, snA I" 4. n. Asa fao Naai,
ihso ?. n ~ afs
Finy paunas uf yAssxss only allowed; sssh pas.
apythihs as DasEsge but their wsariAs spparsl.
All Bag6ags Over nfty pounds 70 b. raid fst 6ztiA
The Company ltuf tLeiI Issl0psllhlity fog psXaas
any amouat beyond 100 Dollars. exrepS 81 speeial
contract. WM H. GA1RAbA, A4kht.
lIanuary Z, ihea. ... ..a. b. aai ,ias 90
LINKS FROM NEW NDhk ioR PHILApkLPHIA
WILL LEAVE.
ftcnt t0ct Of CoItland street, at u E and ip, m
via Jersey City and Camden st1and 10 o. d Z, ID
and u. sob. N. via Jersey CITY and kstMaCton.
From loot Of 1asclsy street at Ga - 81 . y. u
VIE Anboy and Camdsn. 1gas ~ r,nyll.Ir 4
,ss, sS fss .sa " @ lis:; li.s q :: :s aGs.s q I.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13
1SS2 ARRANGEMENTS 1870
lOOC. ~" OF IIF 100,

w fOR lin
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoy AND PHiLApEL
rHIA AND TKENToN RAiLRoAp ConfA.
TROY I.H1LADkzPH7A 70 Hsw YoRE|
AND war PLACES, $50 G.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-13

W T Af'FT 7 THTT TWTTT n :
.'. ts'i 'Ea Hgs'-A % 'f'.iil- trtraasl
uH#1# .afT ... a.,
aA.t. .|H' '.. .+.. ......... saHsEssr O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
wynkoop's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases Of tho Throat. Ghost and Pulmonary or
gans are ever prevalent. insdious and dangerous.
The properties Of medicine to alleviate, cure end
uproot these complaints. must be Expectorant, Ano
dyne and Invigorating. loosening the mucus of the
throat. and mparting tone to the entire SYSTEM No
discovery in medical science mastered this class
Of diseases like DR.. Wynkoops Iceland Pectoral. II
Is used with the most astonishing results in all cases
Of Bronchitis. influenza, Whooping Cough. Dipthe-
ria or Putrid Sore Throat. Asthma, Group, Coughs.
Colds. Nervous Irritability etc. rs n
The Rev. J. ]. Potter certifes, "that have used
DR.. Wynkoop's Pectoral for several years, myself,
and in my family. for severe Pulmonary Complaints.
and have recommended 1t TO several Others and have
nevor seen its equal"
Rev, j. j. POTTER, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be Produced showing its remarkable cures and
that u nerer fails.
1t iscomposedof pure Iceland Moss Balm of Gilead,
Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane. Confrey Burdock
and other invaluable expectorant and tonic ineredi-
ents. It Is harmless. prompt and lasting. Invalid
and sufferers cannot afford to neglect trial Eyery
family should have it. II Is remarkable for Group
Full descriptions, recommendations and directions
accompany each bottle.
Sold by all principal druggists.
Prepared by Dr. r. D. Wynkoop. and sold by d. s.
Barnes q Co., New York. Fs usas
july14-d&w6m t.tM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
New York market--pec. ao.

C0TT0N-Less active and about &c lower, with
sales at Sl&(g82c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-0pened steady and closed more active
State 81 Sf 70 for % extra - round su % hoop Ohio, and
81 1893 so for trade brands, the latter extreme
WHISKY--A shade lower at s9993c for state and
western, closing at 9O993c.
WHEAT-Opened quiet and steady, closing more
active and 1c to &c higher. Sales at 81 44@1 4S for
Chicago spring. 81 4691 so for Milwaukee club;
81 49l so for amber Milwaukee; 81 539l 5S for win
ter red western. .II
BARLEY-Quiet but firm.
,sCORN-lc better and more doing. Sales at 81 20
al 80 for shipping mixed western. and 81 % for
white aaoat.
OATS-Quiet and firm, with sales at s39s4c for
C0FFEE-Firm.
SUGAn-Quiet and steady.
M0LASSES-Un nchangcd.
PETR0LEUM-Scarcely so firm, with sales rein.
in bond, and 53c free.
WO0lg-Unchanged.
P0RK-0pened steady and closing shade frmel
for old mess, with fair demand. Sales at Sls 25a
for old and prime; $ls 5O9l9 for prime mess 50'
brs old mess deliverable on or before the 10th u
January sold at $1S So and 100 brls new prime mes
deliverable in last half of January and all Februar,
at $19 so.
PRfHE PREf MESS MESS BEEF-ouiet and without an,
aYBaEi BEEF HAMS HXEFrm and more active at sl7 75a
CUT MEATS-Steady and more active at Ito sc
for shoulders and 10 to lie for hams. .. ...l y
BACON SlDES-Firm and in fair demand at l0'i
DRESSED HOGs-Dull and lower at sssAc fo
LARD-In fair request but without materia
change. Sales very CHOICE at 1870; also 500 brls 10
February and March at 1886.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
Cincinnati Market-Dec. 20.

FL0UR-Thcre is continued good speculative
demand for fresh ground superne at S5 10 70 so and
for extras at % 80 to bn the stock being lighl hold
ers are unwilling to accept these figures; 10 to 15c
higher being generally asked. Higher grades are
sen at SO 10 to 25 for trade brands Of extra, and
Sc p 70 8 50 for family, and Jancy .,
mand. Red is worth 81 2s9l 80. There is not much
in white and prices must be considered nominal.
whit W6e he Is % Il Re S9st grades OF
C0RN-There is pressing demand from distil-
lers, and new ear would have brought s4995c, but
hardly any Offering, There is no decided change in
OATS-Were in good demanp at tho advance re-
ported yesterday but the receipts being light holders
were cOntendng for further advaece. They are
aSG sSsEs n0la az o 70 ''' OuA anu u % We 'uuS
BARLEY-The market is dull. Holders are ask
ing 81 5Ogl IS for prime to choice spring. and 81 SO
@l 50 for prime to choice fall.
RYE-The market is steady with fair rdemand
at 81 329l 80 per bush for prime samples on arri-
If0GS-Nothing of consequence was done in live
hogs to-day, the figures asked being above the views
of the packers and the drovers are not disposed to
make concessions as would induce them to buy, and
figures asked are Sc 65 to 70 for $50 to 100 lb aver
ages Sc 80 to 90 for l7O to $50 lbs 81 TO Is for 100
to 200 lbs and 81 % to 80 for 2l0 lbs and upward
HAY-The market is unchanged and steady, at
$27 00@228 90 per ton for prime Timothy arrival
and S29@S30 from store.
WH1SKY--There was considerable irregularty in
the market to-day 600 brls sold at so to sOHc, the
latter rate for wagon. -.I-..l
SEED-Sales Of timothy at 50 Is per bus, at which
rate the market is firm Clover is in demand at 81 IS
but holders ask ~ 4O(97 so per bus.
BUTTER-The market is steady with fair demand
The receipts, though liberal, are mostly Of second
rate quality and the amount of choice in the mar.
kct is light We quote prime to choice at 23c to zee
fancy lots in small packages. 27c fair to good Is tC
zoe.
CHEESE-The market is steady with fair job
bing demand at 13c to l3c for Western Reserve anG
Hamburg. Sale of l75 boxes w. r. at l3c.
demand at 25c to 2ec for prime fresh shippers count
and 20c to 2lc lined.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
VERY LATEST
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY for the STATESMAN
Fight mt Charlestown, Tennesse,


Fight at CharIestOwn, Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The following
has been received at headquarters of the
army:
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 2e.
To Major General Halleck::
Col. Long, of the 4th Ohio cavalry, COM
manding ID division of cavalry, reports
from Calhoun, Tenn. Dec. 2Sth, that the
rebel Wheeler, with twelve or fifteen hun
dred cavalry and mounted infantry, attack
ed Col. Siebert and captured a supply train
from Chattanooga for Knoxville, about 10
o'clock this morning, Mt Charlestown, on
the south bank of the HiaWasse.
The train and escort had reached the en-
eampment at CharlestOwn last night, and
Col. Sieberts skirmishers were hotly en-
gagged with the enemy this morning before
Col. Long,was apprised'of their approach.
He Immediately moved the small force for
duty in his camp at the time, and one hun
dred and fifty men crossed the river to Col
Siebert's support. The rebels shortly after
ward gave Way, Col Long pursuing them
closely. Discovering a. portion or their
force cut off on the right, he charged them
with sabres. completely demolishing and
scattering them in great confusion ana III
every direction.
Several of the enemy, number not known,
were killed and wounded, one hundred and
twenty-one prisoners captured, including
five commissioned officers. The main rebel
column fled and were pursued five miles on
the Dalton road, and when last seen were
fleeing precipitately. Col. Longs loss one
man slightly wounded.
The officer in command at Caurcer Sta
ton, at Cleveland, also reports that he was
attacked early this morning, Dec. 2Sth, by
force of one hundred rebels. lie drove
them off, however.
(Signed) GEO: HOLMES,
Maj.-Gen. Comd'g.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
AGhirs in Mexico.

SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 29.-The French
papers of this city have received news from
the City of Mexico to the 7th inst. The
French troops entered Morelia on the 30th
of November, without opposition. General
Berthier had occupied Acamboro. General
Bazaine was at Calieya, where Gen. Comon-
fort was assassinated. Gen. Mejia occupied
San Miguel. Juarez and his ministers are
said to have left for Durango. General
Bazaine had concentrated twelve thousand
French troops at Calieya, and General Doni
was at Salamanca, sixteen leagues from
Guanaxuato. M
1t is stated that the Governments of Hol-
land and Spain have recognized the new
Mexican Government. General Negrette
has succeeded Gen. Comonfort as Minister
of War of Juarez.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
AdditIonaI by the Adriatic.

ST.. JOHNS, Dec. 3O.-The following was
received via Galway, not through our
agent:
NfExIco.-The Paris correspondent of the
Times says Archduke Maximillion consid-
cred the recognition by the Washington
government of the new Mexican monarchy
as indispensable to his acceptance of the
throne. The proposal was formally made
by the French Government to President
Lincoln's Cabinet. A dispatch from WASH
ington in reply to the effect says that the
American Republic would never tolerate,
much less recognize, monarchy establish
ed at their very doors. 1t is supposed this
idea of occupying the throne Of Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
Raid hx Gen. Forest.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2S.--After suffering defeat
at Summerville and Middlebury, particu-
lars of which have not yet been received,
the rebel Gen. Forest divided his forces,
and scolumn, reported four thousand
strong, crossed Wolf river, near Lafayette,
yesterday afternoon. They destroyed sew
eral small culverts, trestles, and the tele-
graph on the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road, between Colliersville and Moscow,
and have gone south. Grierson's cavalry
and Morgan's brigade of infantry are in hot
pursuit, and it is hoped they will bring
them to stand at Cold Water. The bridge
over which this force crossed Wolf river
had been ordered to be destroyed, but the
order was disobeyed. The telegraph is
again working and the railroad will be re-
paired .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
Charleston TO be Captured i'm Sixty
lDsyS.

BosToN, Dec. 3O.-The usually well posted
correspondent of the Boston Herald, writ
ing from the fleet off Charleston, dating
Dec.23d, says: see by the papers that there
is good deal of uneasiness because the
navy here is idle. Let me say that if the
people at the North only knew the reason
why we are idle they would stop grum-
bling. In due season they will have d
chance to rejoice oyer the doings of the navy
before Charleston. To prove that this is nc
idle statement, am willing to wager one
hundred dollars with any Northern grum
the plans laid out, Charleston will be occu-
pied by the Union forces in sixty days from
date,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31

ABEAurTUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan.
Pimples and Freckles, may easily be pro-
cured by using the Balm of Thousand
flowers For shaving 1t is unsurpassed.
II Is composed Of palm oil, honey and other
valuable articles, highly perfumed by its
Town Ingredients, and when used for wash
ing, night and morning, renders the skin
soft and white, and free from blemish
Price so cents. For sale by N. B. MARBLE
land all druggists.
sept24-' 24-'6S-d&w1yeow M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
baltimore Cattle Market---I6ses q.

BEEF CAruE-The offerings at the Scales tordsS
day. or tho IoU head scld II Wath--
ington butchers and the balance purchased by ih-f
90 so $5 IS per 100 bs gross for inferior 70 prime
cattle-an advance on the better descriptions Of "a
per b, few extra cattle brought better rfices<>-
The attendance Of buyers was small to-day and tttI
entire offerings changed hands. 94affss Il4i-.tl
SHEEP-Thcre was short supply Of good sheep AZ
prices I showed owe no material alteration, ,ssss hanging
40954c per b gross, as 10 quality. 9aa fft!tl.1
HoGs-The supply was fair and the demand neiire.n
Sales Of ordinary to prime live hogs Tere Ipado q
81 1908 so per 100 lbs net. 90 $50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
baltimore Tobacco marksf..Dec. Is :

The stock Of Ohio and Kentucky isreEriy sxhe1et1
ed, and transactions have been unimpoft9nt For
active, bnt few holders show disposition 10 reaIz0
at present. and the market closes unsettled. Pris&
Of all descriptions are no%ina as previously enoted
common do at 80 50al0 so; middlng do at 1Jo ts tr
good to fine brown do at $l2al3 So fancy do II 1l54
al7 upcountry at 81 50a20 and ground leaves ~ ~
lO;nferior to good common Ohio at s8aQ; brown md
spangled do at $40 50a1l 60; good md fno red and
spanged do at $l2al4 So and good and fne yellow d.
at $l3al5. Common Kentucky lugs Sl0al1, rood Do
$llal2; common leaf Sl2 5Oal3 60, good 70 fne 10
$l4 5Oa20 and selected do S20a25 per 100 lbs fnse-
tions for the week ending December 23d, oe5 hIde
MARYLAND. 80 hbds Ohio and 4 hhds Kentucky. fo-s
tai, 420 hhds. lfIss't -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
per b, including lS.OOoB half blood at sso.ssn
TO- 600 NJ at $40. d siiaf ti 80 fAtt

per b, including lS.OOoB half blood at s1o.ssnd
10000 ID at $40. r
BALrMoRE-S Stocks heavy. and demanp vry mod
crate. We now quote:
Unwashed 1itoe we
Tub washed - TOO loc-
No. Pulled ~ 70 eeefs,
Medium Fleece 50 70 w
Fine do 6s 70 Ioos
nos Id Fleece at s5c ISiOO ID Foreign at % 70 c,
CHICAGo-We quote: !y tgs ~ q ex9lA
Fine Fleece, = 49, -. 90 : = eeto go
Medium N fleece, 22 70
FsotoTv FnS " TThga Tnb tWasbod iv-- - sstoso
4 ST. 'LouIs-The demand and prices. cgptinus
steady, but very little is coming in, Wecontinue 70
quote unwashed at 40 TO 4Sc, heees washed nt est0
65e, tub washed at 70 to 75c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31

It is bad thing to make up fight, but
4 food thing to make up quarrel; but it is
better to fight than to have your grocer
palm off any other Saleratus on you than
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal, manufactured
ht liz Liberty street, New York. We are
kglad to see that o good many of our mer-
chants are selling it. Notwithstanding they
can't make SO good profit on it as on other
Kinds. If any one wants to get up fight
Eith us, let them try. and put some other
znd of Saleratus or Soda on to us besides
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
LuxURIANr BEAUTY,

promotes its growth. prevents its falling off, erad-
Gates dandru. and imparts health and pleasantness
to the head 1t has stood the test Of time. being the
original Hair CoOring and is constantly increasing
in favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers, or be procured by
them of the commercial agents. D. S. Barnes 4 Co.
2o2 broadway. New York. Two sizes. so cents and
81 . julyl4-d&w8meod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31

New, YORK, Dec. 3O.--A Washington dis
patch says Lord Lyons had a protracted in
terview to-day with the Secretary of. State.
The Chesapeake affair is likely to prove a
troublesome question.
, A dispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer
says: The official rebel loss at Chickamau-
ga Is stated as follows: Killed, 2299; dan
gerously wounded, 47SO; slightly, 10,50O;
missing, 1850.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31

New YORK, Dec. 3O.--A special to the
Post from Washington 30th, says: The
War Department is understood to be oppos-
ed to the proposition made in the Senate to
fill their quotas under the draft in the slave
States. s
I Lucian Anderson, from Kentucky, will
lecture before the Union League tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31

SpARRINa ExHIBIrIoN.-A Grand Spar
ring Exhibition will be given at Deshler's
$Iiall. this New Years. Eve, for the benefit
Or Con Orem, Champion of Colorado, and
kJphnny Hickey, Champion of Feather
Weights Of America. During the evening
Mr.. Orem will perform his favorite feat
kwith the Indian War Clubs. The evenings
Aeport will conclude with display Of '' Sci
etce" between Con Orem and Johnny
J Sweetman in ring costume. Tickets so
ssents. Sparring commences at III o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
HARpER's FERRY. Dec. 25-9P. M

To Brig Gen. Collan', Chief Of STAFF:
Gen. Sullivan's column has returned safe
ly, bringing one hundred prisoners, about
one hundred horse, equipments, etc. My
different columns, now safely back, captured
in all over four hundred prisoners and q
large quantity of property. My plans and
orders have been promptly and faithfully
executed, with single exception, and with
but small loss on our part.
(Signed) B. F. KELLY,
Brig.-Gen1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31

TIE next term of the U. s. District and
Circuit Courts for the Northern District of
Ohio will commence at Cleveland on Tues
bay, Jan. s, Judge Wilson presiding-Judge
Bwayne being engaged in the US. Supreme
Court at Washington.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-31
new YORK Stock market--Dec. 40.

Stocks are steady. Chicago & Rock Island las,
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN 57,<, Pittsburgh,i
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago SAX; Cleveland Toledo l2o:
Gaena Il Chicago lo4h; Hudson Ia: Harlem 0ok;
Reading liz; Michigan Southern s2N; do guaranteed
1873; Illinois Central scrip ll6X Alton Terra Hante
6415; New York Central 1885, Pacific Mail 22ok;
Quicksilver 58 Missouri 6's 66h: Tennessee ss Of 20
5sh; U. S. year certificates sS1.; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 107I. -1ss ~~