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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25
Guardians Sale. /.

TN PUKSUAN NCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Probate Court of Franklin county, Ohio, made
on the 9TH day Of February, A. 1862 in the case of
william Perrin guardian Of Eliza Jane Perrin, Susan
A. Perrin, Theresa A. Perrin and Mary Ann Perrin
against his Wards, the undersigle ed will,
On the 18th day of March, A. D., 1863,
At l2 o'clock, the premises offer at public sale the
following described real estate situate in the county
Of franklin, Ohio, to wit:
Being four equal undivided ih parts Of the following
described tract beginning the west bank of the scoS
river at the southeast Of tract set OF to John
B. Breckenridge in proceedings in partition in cass
wherein John b. Breckenridge IL plaintiff against Eliza
breckenridge and others. in franklin County Court
Of common Pleas. thence with his line N. 76H deg w
~ poles to stake at his g. w. corner thence D.
!3H deg W. l3 e4-l00 poles to stake, thence s. 76
deg Il: 2l7 4Ol0O poles to stake Oh the bank Of th
river thence up the river with its meanders to the be-
ginning; containing IL being the share set OFF to
said Wards and their sister Margaret j. Perrin in said
partition suit and designated as lot No. on the plat
therein made and recorded,
Terms Of sale--0ne-third cash on The day Of sale;
one-hird in one yeaE and onehird In two years from
the day OF Sae to bvecuTed by mortgage on the prem
ses sod and the deferred payments to bear interest az
the rate OF six per centum per annum payable annually
Appraised at $40 90.
WILLIAM PERRIN,
Guardian Of Eliza Jane Perrin and others.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. "a Tho stsame, Pacific,
from Havana l7th, arrived. The British steam. /.
er Alice arrived at Havana from Mobile, with
eight hundred bales OF cotton, reports she did
not see the gunboht until reacbiig the hsrbnr
of Havana. Nothing new from Mobile.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-Authentic advices say
that the rebel army is in the vicinity of McMinn.
vile, Tenn. Rumors, unauthenticated and dis.
credited, speak Of the rebel forces in the vicinity
Of Richmond, Ky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-25

PaIor Of PAPER. The Springfield Republican
Of Saturday says, I'VE have had an offer this
week 70 manufacture paper for ten cents .
pound" Send the manufacturer this way,
please!
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Sherif's Sale.

George Goodrich ct sl.) Superior Court Of Franklin
Vs. county, Ohio.
Jeremiah Smith ct alb Bale in partition.
pursuance Of order OF the said Court to me di.
rected will offer for sale at the door of the Oourt
House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2ath day Of February, A. D.
1868,
Of one o'clock, p NJ, the following described real es
tate, to wit:
One hundred and five acres on of the southwest quar-
ter Of section 0 township (2) range 6) Of the unap-
propriated lands In the military district In Plain town
ship Franklin county, Ohio. Said los acres is to be
sold subject to the dover Of Anna Smith (widoyv Of
Henry Smith, deceased which dover has heen assigned
Appraised at S26 90 per acre, IL, s,r-
Terms Of saleo1e third Of the purchase money paid
on day OF sale, third In year, and one hir IN
two years. bearing interest from day Of SALE with mott
gage on premises to secure deferred payments
g. G. COLLINS, Attorney. 81 .tra
-.--,s..- GEORGE ". HUFFMAN,
Printers fees IS e5. ''',F' ~
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HON. c, L. VALLANDlGHAM'S
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK Is IN PRESS AND WILL SOON BE
ready. Iicontains complete and accurate copies Of
Mr. VALLANDoHAMs principal Speeches. the subjects
above named Also parts OF other Speeches. with letters
incidents. votes etc. The work has been carefully
edited and believed to present. fairly and correctly
the political record and position Of whose Views in
relation to the causes OF National troubles and the
tight remedies for them attracting an extraordinary
AMOUNT Of public attention,
The work s on good substantial paper 205 pages large
6vo. r.tNt
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Delivered by Mail or Express, prepaid on receipt Of
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Send orders. with the money nclosod, to Columbus,
Ohio, addressed to J. H. RILEY e Co., or 10 Gov MF-
DAIRY, Office Of Tho Otsts. large sale 10 expected.
Every newspaper that gives the above three inserons
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER GRANTED sY
the Probate Court OF Franklin County Ohio / will
9uer oI sale al public auction, Saturday, the 18th
day OF March, A u. 1863 at twelve o'clock upon the
premises the following described real esste situate 10
Ine eeunty OF Franklin, and Stale Of Ohio, to wit In
~ Loi Mo. one D 10 David Dixons Addition to the town
OF winchester. appraised at 03l6..
Terms OF ssle-0ne-third in hand, one-ihird ia one
year aud onethird 10 two years from tho day Of sae
WIN interest the payments to ba secured by mortgage
upon the premise sold.
OLIVER P. OHANEY
Executor of susannah D I'VE, deceased.
BiNsHAM & McaUPSEY, Attorneys,
feb1l-w4w.
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Administrators Sale.
sheria's Sale,

W. spencer Court Of Common P,eas .,
RdwIu R. Hsmpsted,S franklin county, Ohio,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale,
at public auction at the door Of the Court-IIouse IL
the city OF Columbus, on -.
Saturday, the 7th day of March, A. D., 1863,
AZ one O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real e,
tate situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to witt eT
Lot No. 5 OF the subdivision Of In lot number (24B)
in the city OF Columbus, designated upon the plat Of
said subdivision, made by VIM Miner on the 18th day of
February, A. D.. 1851 aud duly recorded in the Record
ers Office Of said Franklin county
Appraised at $500 90.
@. W. HUFFMAN,
Printers fees 96 co. . -.
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IT rs A FIXED FACTi
Can be Cured.

SIR JAMEB CLARK. Physician to Queen Victoria
and one Of the most learned and uku men Of the age
In bis Treatise on Consumption, saysi That PulmonarJ
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doubt has been cearv demonstrated by the researches
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well, who investigated such matters thoroughly a,
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Pathological Anatomy has, perhaps never afforded
more conclusive evidence In proof OF the durability of
disease than II has In that OF ubercular phthiss pul
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IT Is NOT A FICTION.
These statements are made by men who have demon
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james R. stanbery, Trustee, etc.,)
vs.. In Error.
Henry Grinnell and others.
JONATHAN STURGEs AND VIII.
~ liam sturges will take notice that petition in error
has been filed and Is pending In the supreme COURT
Of the State Of Ohio the ect and prayer OF which h
to reverse the proceedings OF the court Of Common
Pleas Of Eric county, In said State in certain cause
therein In which the said Henry Grinnel and others
trustees were plaIntds and the Sandusky, MansHeld
and Newark Railroad Company the said plaintiff Ia error
and others were defendants, and in which proceedings
the said Jonathan and William were made parties de
endsut aad defendants may attend on or before the
9th day Of May next.
February II, 1868. s
sMYrHr srEAeur, Att'ys for PIT in Error.
7. s. SHEPARD.
, CLERK Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio,
iebi2dlt&wbw By Cal. 7. MANN, Deputy.
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VIM. M. Ferry Jr., Manufacturer
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ure Engines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass
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Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the La
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Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. lamont Otta-
wa County, Michigan.
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Ottawa Center. Court days, First and Third
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ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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wa Co., Mich.
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First door above Wallace's Store, Washing
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Mill Point Mich.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
THE AFFAIR At WINCHESTER.
Additsosal Particulars OF General Mil
roy's Retreat.

Hom the baltimore American, June III
MAJOR General Milroy ohei Baltimore one O'Clock
eleven O'Clock on a special train, With hs stat. lie
down ~ have personal interview with MAJOR General
Scheprt and 70 waive All claims of rank IN interfering
with the command at that polbt vhsh viii Under
Brgadsr Gcuetal 1yler lie hosever desired 20 return
his men and volunteered 70 oct IN any ostion at he
might be deemei most serviceabe.
Al the time be eft the Ferry forty two members u
Alexander Wary and battery bad arrived aud was be
lieved q considerable number had made their egcap. IN
the direction of knmney and Cumberland. They mostly
secured their horses aud have probably accompanied the
cavalry
The ony Maryland regiment that Suffered severely yas
the Fth regiment, known az Cot mel Scheys, b.
absent Baltimore. The enemy turned tie guns ~ ths
Maryland battery on this regiment, and for they
hot pos ition. Tha number killed and wounded
Ia not known, though but few of them ei Ell her
casualties capture They fought hraycly ard "a h 20
be hoped that good many u them prisoners var
The sixth Maryland Regiment, which reported u
have been cut up and almost destroyed n the astnsh
mont Of every Que, marching int1 fiarlers Ferry
yesterday afternoon ~h their Gags ying arms az rest
and singing Hail Columbia with the gallant CctneI
Howe AZ their head.
10 appears that the of the assault on
Winchester they entirely cut o. and being sur.
back % the works In the confusion the sssaut
being made by The rebels they neither dsared nor
placed under guard ard Colonel Howe ing the com
Try veil, and seeing On opportunity to escape by sde
road formed his In line and In the darkness q the
evening moved quietly on They we're compelled to taks
circuTous road to reach the Ferry, but went their
way rejoicing with neither enemy trout nor Dur.
suers the rear.
Te cavalry force n General Mllroy consisted 9 tho
First Sev York ThHttcth Pennsyivsna and tso comm.
meg of the Third Virginia Gccera Miypy crcrsd susfn
" rswsas W RoEnsy md Cslsbsrnads ssa b.. ysssrAs
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
NEWS FROM HARptR's FERRY.

The Union Troops Retire to Maryland
Hsights-The Rebels shelIed and Conn
peileo GO Leave-Thc Union Troops Re-
cross and Again Take Possession-The
Rebels Tear Up the Railroad and In-
jure the Canal, &C., SC.
BAInxoRE, June II, 1868.
We learn from the hcadquartes OF General sehsuek
that information has been received from General Tyler
that tho rebel forces ste Hrpers Ferry the 10th
and made attack attempting to surprise General
Tyler's forces.
The latter, after resisting, retired TO the Maryland
Heights aud shced the rebels compelling them "
the Ferry.
The rebels then retrestcd TO willamsport when Gene
raj Tyler recrossed and occupied his former position.
The rebels up the railroad and did damage
tho canal.
Travel between Harper's Ferry and Baltimore Ia re.
suned.
All accounts agree that the rebels have LEFT Chambers
burg that there Westminster and that they
but In small force at Hagerstown.
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
eeevsd despascs announcing their safe arrival at shas


place.
The outer worys Winchester were carried by the
bois by storm AZ SIX O'Clock sunday evening ssd mo
whole strongly invested by force of ns. lees
than fifteen thousand under General Eweil u be
camo estt0n Of ultimate surrender To make b'id
dash taerco their way through the enenys lines and
councDof held Sunday night unanimously adv sed
ncyssuaion The large and his Iery were all
SPIKED at once and at O'Clock Monday morning he
boldly through the enemy ines The movement "a
rapid that tho enemy taken by surprise, and tho
night being quite dark, the movement 30 far IA TIE
troos Immediately investing the works concerned,
accompis shed wi h hut httic lnss
They followed by cavalry, and great many
stragglers ken prisoners but when four mics this
OF Winchester at the junction OF the road eading from
Berryvile 10 Bunker I'M and Ma tinsburg they in
tereepted by strong rebel force with artillery, and
strongly posted In the words the roadside. General
Miroy rallied his nfen, AMI made several attempts 20
storm and capture their batteries bat driven hack
daylight rapidly approaching, ana u was
deemed prudent " endeavor again 70 cnt their way
through the enemy lines which successfully accom-
pisbe! and being without artillery they suffered consde
rably especially IN prisoners captured before the enemy
gave up the pursuit.
About twelve O'Clock Monday they reached Hail.
town, and tho enemy having abanskned the pursuit,
they, atcr short resi- marched into Harpers Ferry
during the afternoon. The gallant fellows in sad
Of spirit and sratincaion that they had escap the
clutches Of the enemy.
All the stOres ammunition aud wagons at Winches 90
fell into tho hands Of the enemy together with all the
artillery. not Q gun having been aaved
H should DO noticed that the arrival Of Milroy .
train ~ Harrisburg announced H. him by telegraph
after he had communicated the above facts.
The New York herald., 1863-06-19

WtsHisGros, June H. 1873
The postons q tho several corps u the Army q the
Potomac are known Ia this city We're the facts n this
counecton, however, pabhcly stated, hey would b.
regarded a. .oihng than what night be erpessei
under the circumstances.
TIE Whereabouts q Geo. lee himself 10 no, snown-si
least no, publicly and there N naturally much so,c,uds
everywhere 10 discover something concerning him.
vss.s,-s ~ be he psans, n sssps tssn very ssoss
The New York herald., 1863-06-19

ttssSr Jgra ~, lss,.
There has been no dstqrhanos among iba ranroAi
strikers today Args number q them have resumed
49,
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
HnApQuAKrxRs wAiSrY Mus,
Iuus "a lQEI

- HHApQu AKTERs WAfSrY Mus,
June II, 1858.
Rothng Of Importance has uanspired for tho last
twenty .ous hours On Friday our batteries saskened
and the enemy rarely replies.
The rebels believed w be erecting an interior line
Of works and falling back About one hundred Of tho
enemy arc reported 70 be killed and wounded aaly by
shar shooters
Our wounded well cared for in Geld hospitals Tho
health and morale the army good.
ChAl lain Eaton superintendent OF contrasands, here
making arrangements withdraw 10 safe place largo
number OF negroes who have collected hero.
Gen. Oser haus holds the Black river bridge without
interruption.
Paymastsrs will commence payisg the troops mrnedi
Atey.
Tho prospects Of the siese ook brighter and brighter,
and no ie,rs are entertained FOR the result
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
Burafng OF . Bridge ON che Gsa.s rr.-s

H1sfFNs Junf u Isst
Tie covered briir yer Boya river. Ynns ia Ne.
% The srand rs1x AsroAs, ts.ssovsa ~ sre yss
sss&<.
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
NEWS FROM WCKSBURG.
->o->-~~~e~~~>->~~~>~>o~~
The DOlnbardment Kept Up
vigorously.
The Garrison on the Point Of
Surrender.
No Signs Of General JohnstOn's Forces
Within Thirty Miles Of VickSburg,
&C.. &C.. q

HEAD2uARTESs, WAISuT HuIs
vsC<aBuRi Juno Is 1868.
ride along tho lines developed change IN tho posi-
ton of The enemy Their batter ca are silent on all sses
AID there are only tew OF their rinemen firing
Our bombardmont IN kep. up with continuous vigor
We have guns in position.
eserers coming iu> our lines to-day report that the
men and line officers arc dsconented and sre only pre-
ventsd from deserving BY the hopc that they may DO
h norably surrendered In n few days.
General BLr's reconnaissance between the Yazoo and
Big Black revealed signs of the enemy within thirty
mica Every useful thiug has been destroyed for n'y
miles around.
General Breckinrhse ia said 10 be At jackson.
Our position b equal 70 hasdred thousand men,
The New York herald., 1863-06-19
and anytime said concerning them would b mere nat
ter Of 81 sulll,ou
Mr.. l.. w. Buehingnsm's Letter.
rnx CAvALRv, In rns fiup, yuse 10, lsso.

Mr.. L. w. Buekingnsm's Letter.
rilx CAvALRv In rns Fiup, yuse 10, lseo.
REExr
was over q FIRE rosf, throngh oeautHul, romantic
c'untry, and. i Tor The dust. would hive be-
quA ds1ehpul. We marched the twe0ty.six nhes 10
q little lees than seven hours
INFANTRY srRAGG1pnA
When we had accomplished about half journey 20
desrcd4sfanty -srasers ali directions az TAR AZ he
eye could reach do net ish aDmadvert dir oourag
ngIy on the unfortunate body which these rtragr'es
proved N he but thy deserve ccnsured severely
for the se'"o boyish truant ks eles and ly
per In which they we're making an important masen.
There was Struggling "a the 'front.' ST giins T. tbs
rear ui us, stael g both sides of and, pssibh,
think there would have been above us. They were MT
~ close to,other a. ray shecp
pAifEN
noticed several ambnlaDces AID iDqu ired o. two hs
pifa ftew rds " The anb aces Contained wounded m.n,
and Ns in rmed that th, not wounded, bat had
got sick on the ma ch
There are some splendid reg pepts here.
n0NoRAB X ETcgrpIoS.
One corps. however, by u day, and everybody
their dutythe commander IN front, the officers all
their proper iaces and seuenty tho men ere too.
They ma ched closely, without breaking, god natured
and cheerful
GoiNG2--ruK RRsMs.
Nobody seons 10 know where realty gotrg to
although all have their different ideas Il y reported
that tho rebels, In largc rec o. all arms
70 PenDsyIvania - the other side o. Tho mountains
As write lew heavy guns are heard.