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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27
{ Cincinna,i marIss-Dor. an.

FL0UR-There was no change In the asaeral aspsoi
Of the market to-day; and u was quiet and not msnh
were confined to 900 brls At e5 so. a -1IffTJ 80
WaIsKY-The market opened dali and prlOss Do
cned 9s but the demand at the decline active. and
| PR0VIgIoNB-The market remained In the sams
position last noticed. IL
MEss PoBK-The only sales wo heard Of was 100
brls new city mess M el5; old 10 generally held at Si3
but wo I'D not hear OF any demand. L.I
dR0oEklRs-We have to notice quiet market.
sUaA -Rauges from l3c TO i5o for raw, and I74c
MOIAssES--2p half bris New Orleans sold at 0Os.
o0FFEE-Seaoy at32D3lc. -IlH
wHHAT-There was 40 improved demand to-day,
light, the market was Arm but prices did not undergo
any chmge and We continue to quote prime samples AZ
sI lO@I i9 for red, and 81 s3@l IS for Kentucky
and could be sold readily 0Sc higher than the above
quotations. The sales made public we're 800 bnshels
choice Keniueky white at 81 TO- part devered 200
prime rcd at SI I2 and $50 do do at 0I II, delivered
CORN--The market ior shelled rules Arm, with de-
mand fully up 10 the reosps but ear dull, thou
prices are not quotRbIy lover We quote sheed ct IS
6o In bulk and oar at $50 at the lower depots and 81
@e2c at ths upper stations. The sales reported we're
600 bush upper depog, at 9lc $50 do sheled In
bulk at e5c 725 do do including Sacks AZ s and GOO DO
Including saoks, at G7c.
oATB-The o6eIings were light, and, With fair In
guilty from the retailers and from parties having
T. 9li the % market was hrner, though prices are IN
inoiu6ng saoks $500 bush sold in elevator, at e3o and
1000 do inci1ding sacks at 75c. - ..
RYE-The NJ rket has not undergone any change .ncs
eur lsst Prime ssmples are in light supply and falr
demand at 81 l5DI 10, on arrival.
BARLEY-Tho demand for spring continues fair At
prices ranging from 81 ~ to IS, the latter for stoty
crime State Fall s SCARCE and could be sold at ei 50
al S. 1000 bush Btale spung were reported at oI IS
HAY--The market remains dali, with but moderate
LEGAL demcnd, at e2S@g8 per ton for prime Timothy
d bales. and s9790s from store.
oHEEeR--The receipts continues light. With fair
demand, and fnli prices realized The Gales com.
prise about SIS boxes ut l3c for Western Reserve and
l2kc for Hamburg.
BUTTRR--1hs demand is hardly equal 10 the supply.
and the marSet is dull at 2O@o3o for prime TO choice
and l59lsc for fair TO good.
lGazstts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

ELLsLERs ATHESEun. Manager Ellaer aud
his sresllatt and popular company we're greet,
cd on their rs-appearance at The Atheneum las,
night With large and grati6sd audience. The
old fAvortes Of the public here, as they several.
ly appeared in thsir respective parts, we're 70.
osived with applause. The various pieces &C.
lecied for the evening, we're performed 10 the
ususl creditsbls and mastery style Of the com.
p'my. The dances of Mile Zoe we're new
is4turs, and added greatly to the attractions of
the evening Under the management Of Mr.
Eilsler, the Atheneum cannot fall to be this
season, as 1t was last, popular and rich 10 fresh
aitractioDs. f
Tonight fne bin will be presented, and the
house VIII doub:'esa be again allied. Mile
Zoe will appear In new dances, and 90 N.Y. sailo,
the dumb boy, In the Broken Sword, or the
Dumb Orphan BY. This play will be p,ssented
for the frat time this evening. and in cast In
cures good representation. The evening q
entertainment will conclude with the humorous
farce of tho Bonnie Fish Wife. fa q. aat
As after one shls evening, the company
will give but three representations more during
their present stay, their admirers and the lovers
OF the drama ehonld not fail 70 Improve the
opportunities presented this week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lyons Kathairon.

Ka,hairOn 10 from the Greek word "Kathro," or
Kashairo." nsnliytng to cleanse rjuvsnats and re-
store. This article 10 what ils signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and besuttng the human hair ID
the most remarkable preparation in the world.
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
ID now made with tho care, skill and attentlo
which gave sale Of over million bottles per sn
mum. H.I'-ir
It ba most delightful Hair Dressing.
Il sradioatsa scurf and dsndrua. ..t
II keeps the head cool and clean.
Itmskss the hair rich, soft and glossy. ..
II prevents the hair from falling on and turniul
gny.s
Itrestores hair upon bald heads.
Any LADY or gentleman who values beautiful head
hair should use Lyons KathairOn. It 10 known and
used throughout the civilEsd world. eold by eli
respectable dealers. ... tz'
rDEMAs 8. BARNES & CO., Proprietors,
e NEW YORK.
julylt-d&wemsod -
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Ekon ono santhWest.

~ EkOni thO SOutmWobts
CARO-. Oct 5.By the srrysi Of the steamer Dicksy
vo have Memphis dates 10 the 2ed. -,-f
Correspondent Of tho Bulletin writes from Corinth
on the I9thi and says FAfft
=, ooIInth has again assumed lively martial asps'.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 10 In running orde
from CorInth to Boar Greek,
General Sherman and st. had left for the 'front.' aut
Indications Of active operations are apparent.
GENERAL Ripley, Chief Of Ordnance, had paid the de
partment hyng visit. q, q f...F IfiI Y.
General Dodge has rstarned from leave Of assenos
and resumed command Of the left wing OF the sh ARM
General sWesney command was In pursuit of th,
henela from Lagrange and expected 70 return the max
The Third Michigan cavalry had return I'd from $40
cessfnl scout In which they Killed. wounded and cap
tured number Of 2ebels. p3r SAD NJV't
e750OOworthof goods per month was allow,d by trad
regulation Ssbe taken there and sold. -. H'rI
MEAPHIs. Dot. e2.-Hurlbut's scouts report LoHnl
o. Grenada Watching the expected advance Of Mo eher
sons forces from vicksburg. Adams 10 guarding th'
against expected raids No troops are now at AItoon
all having gone to Join Wheeler, Stephen D. Lee Rod
dy and Horres The latter are In ehermans Immediate
advance tearing up the railroad and telegraph. The
former ID reported south Of the Tennessee river
Tuscumba and Decatur and 70 be ten thousand strong
osterhauss division, which Is In the advance, had
10 3Oih iowa seven men Killed and twenty wounded.
iSheTman's hospital depot 10 at Iuka.
Chalmers ID reported south Of the Talahatohe river
recruiting for another raid on the Memphs and Charles
ten railroad
Yea. D1gis avis reviewed General Brass'S troops on the
southsIn paper. q ihe 10th state that Bragg draws
one hundred and eighty thousand rations. This Ii
thought 10 be for purpose.
The balance Of Longstreets corps had arrived from
Virginia.
Heavy rains fell here to-day.
LoUbvLLE, Oct. &.--It reported that two hundred
rebel cavalry were at Harodsburg this morning.
Danvlle details ray that in yesterday mornnsa raid
our quaermaster and commissary stores were burned
and several czons robbed by seventy.Ave guerrilIss
After an hour and half they went TO shebya farm and
stole two hundred and nfy Government horses there
pssturedi Captain Simpson, Provost Marshal Of Stan
ord, with about twelve men, aerwd rscaptured these
hoIaes and four robbers. Our cavalry Is In hot pursuit
and Will probably capture or kill all OF these robbers
NASHVILLE, Oct. 25.--No news Of importance from
Chattanooga. Hookers force has crossed the Tennes
zee river and hghting was reported yesterday. The
Telegraph was cut this morning, but Is now working
The river rislng-nve feet on the shoals. No arrivals
by river Gen. Roseorans left for Cincinnati at noon
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
lNaWA.rA naras,-Oc,ob Der &c.

| gNsw y srE 1araet-Octeber 80.
ooT1os--Sors sciIvs and decidedly a'msr atsscfor
TSoS Msss .s.lys and lselss s,,.sr.. Sale. a.
90 0ee 30 for sstr, sate ~ lo07 90 fsf esta roond
hoop oho o. $3.50 IS fof good to choice extra market
iwHisRY-a..yy s,a Tower at sax 0aso. ia
waEAT~-Exei,ed and . p5o better, ,sles ct Di IS
SrSia do,Si 8avissj5f ahwsals. einbi 81 scSi4R
T. Amber va; o. +e9l 10 for Sp,ec ,ed ~es,ers;
y 5iQpl 10 for inferior sod comm % old ID.
" WN-Adyanced 3D5c per busheli sales at OIL OLD
"a a., unsound western; 81 C50i osN Tor sound DO
70 s,sp. ~, o5k0l osX for loads prime do sdOas
RYE.flLm 20 90 better and closed quiet At $50
q. state Saturday evening 100 900 bus
~ aSi % a Iaa deliverable before the close Of
navigation l-tsfi rD Eae
PoRK-aer Win modsrA.s deuisad VIZ ~ ~, nsS
GA 37XGil 02k for old mess; ei6 Ov@le. aaSa,e 81
do eli SeDll IS for new Prius, and Wv
for new prime mess.
REEB--eteady. lft l- affI
OUT M1ATS-Quief and firm.
HAMS-Quet at S00Xc.
BAOOE--More active.
LARD--BiImer SALES esturday evening at llX@
Ike. .flat l.L
prime. .g.lr..l...f.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27
French blockade OF tne Mexican
- GJOARg. ''T

WAsHMsroN, October 25,-The State Department ha
been officially informed that from and after che 9th
September last, an effective blockade will be established
and maintained BY the French naval forces OF ell th
ports rivers hsrborsi roads, creeks, & along the coast
Of Meco which not occupied BY the French troops
and which still acknowledge the authority Of JuareS
from the Lagoon Ten Lssgues south Of Matamoras &c
and including 0ampeachy, between $50 % min, North
and eco 81 min west, and 40 50 min North, and %
80 min. west Of the meridian Of Paris and that friendly
and nsautra vessels will bs allowed to the period Of q
days to complete their adng and leave the bockadec
places. The points excepted from the blockade are
Tsmpco Vera oruE, Alvarado, CostEsceslcos Tobasco
and Carmen. Avessel attempting to violate the said
blockade will bs proceeded sginst In conformity with
International law and the treaties In force with
powers,
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Nevys via WashIngsun.

wASHTaToN, Got. 26.-The Treasury Department
has recently sent ssven or eight million dollars TO the
west for the payment Of troops.
To-day the treasury roce another p oksge Of notes
from the wreck Of the steamer Ruth, This furnishes
additional proof that all the money. as alleged,
e300O.0O0, was on board at the tine OF tho hre.
Over five hundred Iebel prisoners to be removed
tomorrow from the old capitol for exchange.
IL 10 rot known In military circles that Bragg has
been recently reinfoscad froml Lees army, IS
lieyed. s.-g q. ..rI.|.--t > .ti...
Reports from Gen Burnside received yesterday show
that he rendering good service In Mast Tennessee and
has repeatedly driven back the parties Of
the rebels. p. W sN
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ANOTHER PaoBlsLs HoMIup. CtImaa.

saF
hsora.h PROBABLE MIolDs'-Cfimes, In
'o'V'og p -.ns % 1888 Of puman me- 81 we'll oi
property seem 10 be on the increase In our vi
u'niV' ~ mas been our lot within . short
~' o pA'' 70 reoia several cases OF this kind
VI sA'u'uAy n'sa' iAs'' soon ai'e' twelve
oe'ooA' 40 snfay occurred al the saloon Of
o0'r'san a. o'ha''a on state sssssi' opposite
the Amtr'oan Hotel. 10 ,whloh Mf. sCoRFigan
was stabbed and 10 expected to lose hls lifs
rue '@o'' connected with shis unfoftuuase 81
,a"' a. ueVe'opea IN on examination before
mayor inomas yesterday morning, are sub
'',o''A.y 'psee; lslse.s2 isstt1 8 N.sa3e
rour no'ed burglars is, arrived in the oily from
o'uO,l'ua" ~ assaiaay' ana were noticed that
uos a .aA'as survey o. Stores and dwellings
snM .s 81 -. s"ss', & ABOUT eleven O'Clock they en-
,''uI .ne a'e''ns OF nen'y ). kashmsr, on
nO.s '"sen " p'sins open z WINDOW shutter
anu nom 'ue room o. : Doarasf 10 the houss.
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cleveland markot-Oc.. ss.

FLoUR-Ths market is quiet and itssdy at former
rates.
WHEAT--sales 1000 bush ehoAt and car on track At
q IS; and 1000 bush FREQ on board at a 26.
o0RN-Sales car at 90c on track and car delivered
on Mahoning road ct 91c
0ATs-Quiet at 60.
BARLEY-In demand At 81 coal 30.
RYE-Inactive and nominal at 00095c
HIGHWINES-Sales so brls ct 5Sko.
P0RK-Sales 100 brla No. J. mess at SIS 90.
BUTrER-ouiet. Holders are 1rm at 22G2ls f,r
Western Reserve
cHEAsR-scsce and In active demand ssIss 40
boxes choice Western Reserve at le]Sc.
EGas-In demand at ITO.
P0ULTRY-Sales chicken at 90
FEATHERS-Worth 50052c,
sALT-steady at 81 65 for fine sni s2 70 for coarse
LLeadsr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27
! Nav,av Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Get. 90. The Navy Department ha
reeslyod information that tic steamship Desoo darnt
Me latter part Of October, when ln the eeulrTet Pass
received information that steamer had been boardst
BY baud OF rebela and eaIriei out OF the tger Ate
rno OF thirty ave mles she was captured end proved
to bs see LevathNp She 10 new aud very sst scysS
steamer,l aud was amply supplied with coal andpf1
visions tar cruise With picked crew.
nouncpg tS succoss fox when ths Boston, much To-
ferior vessel was cayred on by the Rebels Some monthI
SINCE We soon fell npon her track, and thus had the
portuniiy OF witnessing the deeoRcn she spread IN ne
path bIscksning the seas 10 hsr wake With the Oharret
memorials Of many hne ships ta,s,gJ ......
The Leviathan with her depegAts baud hes bssn sen
10 New Orleans. spNtc'wsG Y .'Hau,,..
Admiral Lee telsgaphed from Newport New yssteI
day mat tho Newborn has arrived from Beaufort wiu
five hundred barrels Of tar aud crude tErpentine The
hansemond had driven ashore The Venus, one or n'
rgest and swtest OF the blockade runners, with val
liable cargo. She Is totally destroyed ..
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This 10 tho most delightful and extraordinary afticl,
ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt hcs and
hands 10 spssrly satin texture Of rsvshng bsauy, i'm
parting tho marble purify Of youth, and The distaev,
appearance 20 inviting In the cly belle Of fashion. II
removes tan, rsctles pmples aud Soushnes from thu
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and
smooth. contains no material injurious to the skin,
Ratronizsd tg Actresses and Open Singers. II d what
svery lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Nj DEMAs 9. BARNES q CO.,
tsS General Agents,
s0s broadway, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

VoIsoisnATI. Dot. 2s.-Buiidins No. 10 Front stree,
occupied by Lewis Magrue, q Government feed CON
tractor was destroyed BY ro yesterday Loss SI9 OOO
insured. - -. -, spp'
special to the Gazette from Chattanooga 24th says
GEN. Grant arrived yesterday Dsserlers report Breck
inrldge'T and Hipdmans corps a. withdrawing. The
rsbes are moving In largo bodies to our left TO- day.
The object 10 not known. RumoYs are aaoet that AZ.
river is high and rising. Weather cold. Roads bad.
MnrPHIs, Oct. s.-Geu. McPherson, on the 18th
came up with the enemy near Canton, Miss. After q
short fight the enemy retreated leaving two hundred
prisoners In our hands. Gen. McPherSoa occupies
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27
Rebel NaWa.

RohTREss MoNRoE, Dot. 25.--Yestorday's Richmond
Dispatch, received here, contains the following
CHARLfsroN, Oct. 2S.--No new movement yet. The
Yankees arc reported to be rvetlng something and put
ting the finishing strokes to Gregg and Wagner and
omer batteries, at Cummings Point The feet remaiua
quiet stormy times are expected soon.
1hs number Of Yankee prisoners held In the Rioh
mond prisons last night was twelve thousand.
Tho following dispatch appears signed by r. Il. Lee:
Gen. Imboden on the 18th attacked the garrison at
Chariestown In the Shenandoah valley capturing four
hundred and hirtyfour prisoners with their arms etc
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Mqhal N N9Wp.

FoRT MONROE, Oct. e5,-The Richmond Despatch 0
Cict. 24th, contains the following: y ~
HRID0vARTNRs ARMY OF NoRTvEaN vRoIxA,l
.-. Ii..| t1etobsr ESD. J
To aRaERAL 8. CooPER: .-..-.
General Imboden, The 18th, attack Vi the garrison
at charlestown, Shenandoah Valley and eapured t5f
prisoners, with their arms, transportation epd stores
70 this add the pfsoners already forwarded makini
2i6e. ID. ......' s,rr -. B. u. LEE.
General Forests resignation has not been accepted
mand. ~ '-iN' N| ~ -
The number OF Yankee prisoners held In Richmond,
last night. was recorded at Libby prison, as fraction
under 1900 .lf la. .r-'f u
The Despatch, Of the 2ad, contains the following dG-
pAtchesi
MRpIDlLH, Miss, Oct. 2O-0HcIal Information slaieI
that the Yankeesae rapidly reeatng to the Big BLACK
pursusd BY our cavalry On their retreat they burned
some houses In Clinton. s'''.
President Davis left this afternoon for Enterp rise
CHARLEsTos, Oct 2l.-A reconnoItering party OF thu
enemy In barges discovered near Fort sumter last
night between le and O'Clock and driven OF with grape
ehot. .,. ~ .--T-g
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RaIIEoad Accident.

WAsHINsToS, Oct. 25.-A train OF seventeen cattle
cars, containing about one hundred and wenysx
erp, all belonging to General Kipatrioks third oayary
division, started from Gainesville at IL O'Clock on Fri
day night, and when four miles on the road TO Alexsn
dra and on curve, the train going at very rapid rate
several OF the track ties gave way precIpitstlng eight
Twenty Of tbs guard were injured, four five danger
ousv but strange to SAP no one was killed. Many o
the horses were killed instantly and others received
ccegarv, U. . =. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

4 TIE beat advice that can be takea Is to ssvs
your nssural teeth and keep your gums scund by
uslng HuDeoa'a ,uNaivALLED TOorH PAsrE. Call
for u at studef's. Marple's, samuel's, Roberto,
Wilson's, sohueller's. 'shAup's, DenIg's, RidR-
ways, ,, FoWler's, D. d. g.. or at Druggists,
psntisis- or. fsffumsfs anywhere. Try II one
and sll. HFf NgfIaEgA nlHInsEgl
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Morning and Noon Dispatches.
From virginia,


From Virginia.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 26.-A special 10 the Times ssys n
A. Paul sends the following to this Bureau: II ID =
HkApouARTrRs Army OF THE PoTAMAc, Oct. e4.-Tbs
ensmy infantry reorossed the Rsppahannock this morn
ing upon two pontoon bridges, near the Orange and
Alexandria railroad BRIDGE and driving back Genera
Greggs cavalry division which lost heavily had Ahor
engagement with two brIgades Of our infantry one be
longing to the second corps and the other TO The third
corps. af
The enemy now occupy the lice, the left Of which
rests near Beverly ford, crossing the railroad near Boil
ton station, and extending toward Stafford Cour!
House.
Colonel Evans's brigade, Of General Buford's com
mand, had severe fight this morning near Bolton sta
tion, which showed only infantry to the front.
Among the killed In General dregg's command a
Major o. Taggart % Pennsylvania cavalry formerly
ofiGenerai KiIpatricks stan Major Taggsrt was shoi
through thsknse which was badly shattered az 10 rem
der ampuatlon neoesaary. Death ensued short time
After tho operation was performed. The deceased for.
best sWordsman IN the army, gl aS. ~ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

90 RosIsivsly maae from 20 Osnts.-r
Something urgently needed By every person. 10 can!
piss sent free by mall for 80 osnts that retail for o.
~ 3. 4, w0LooTT,
sspN-d&wsm I7o cbaihsm Square, MI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

MILITIA ELKcrIoN. An election was held al
the North Engine House. on Saturday alter
noon, for field oAicers Of the Sd Regimcus
franklin County Militia, which resulted il The
unanimous choice Of the following gentlemen:
Colonel, A. o. Mitchell; Lieutenant. Colonel,
Samuel Thompson; Major, H. D. Rushmsr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

THE following named Ohio soldiers died In
Nashville oa the 18th: AdOlph Spae.h. 9Ih O.
VII; Louis Otis, 69!h, X. Hsrold. sih; isaaO
Hall, 29Ii J. A. Boylei Josh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

srATE GAzErrEra. Mr. Hawss, of the fsm
oi Hawes Rsdaeld, Of indianapolis, publish
sr' OF sta.s Gtzsttests and Basfneas Direc.o-
rles, 10 10 the clty on husirss connected with
the publication tffics. Asthsir works. sspes-
ialiy the Gasstteers, are Of the highest public
utility, and quite Indispensable for almost daily
E'ferencs. We commend Mr. Hswss 10 the
favorable notice and patronage Of our oItx ems,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

The Ssh ohio-Col. @ gorge W. Nsff-ar-
rived al Cincinnati from Camp Chase on Sat.
urday afternoon, for the purpose Of pertaining
provost guard duty In place Of the ll6.h Ohio,
which has left that city. tF5fa BID .t1s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

AN ONO CEHTKsARIAN.----ThsZ Zlnesville
COuris Gays an order was sent to that city the
other dsy Tor tomb stone for William Dunbar,
late Of Waterford. Washington county, Ohio,
aged l2 yearG, He was an old Revolutionary
soldier. .,. '.t. bs gt,1lsga4 rciag G0ta
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

TaE train on the Ohio & Mississippi railroad
came Into Cincinnati on baturdsy morning
with thick coat Of snow upon the oars, hav-
ing pasted through the snow storm which pre-
vailed on Friday night at and near st. Louie.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

HEERY B. SAITH, of Ricbland township,
Belmont county, sold last Monday hts wool
CLIP at 76]f cent per pound. This 10 the high
est price that has YET bsen paid for wool In
that vicinity thIs season. 30 says On exchange.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27
LUxURlANr BEAUTY,

promotes lie growth, prevents M falling on, sradicats
dandru and inparts health and pieasantness to tht
head 1t has stood the test OF time being tho original
Hair COloring and 10 constantly increaslng In favor,
Used by both gentlemen and ladies. It's sold by all
respectable Dealers or be procured by them Of the
commercial agents, D. 8. Barnes & Co., eO2 Broadway
New York. Two sizes, 50 conts and 81. 'cES' 'r'
julyl4-d&W6ineod ..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

P1nApEtpHIl, Dot. 26.-The Pennsylvania railroad
q again forwarding goods 10 oil pon west Of pltlaburR
Tho western rpsds being clear Of accumu isops CAUSED
BY Government transportation,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

fiHE OLD BOURBON AND MoNoNGAHELA WINS
xss.--Just received q large consignment Of
Ace; a old Nonongahela and Bourbon whiskya
Also all kinds Of Wines and LquoYs, at whole,
sais and retail, the trade supplied on liberia
sefms py p'% j "A Il &
LACELLE ROSS & Co,
I E0Fa'aa No. S24 South High street.
ept6-lmd&W-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-27

BASIL DUKE has not beea tranfsrsd fsomtbs
Penltentiary to Johuson's Island, as reported.