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eecosd etreet-b:sck. three sto.i.s and basement
psntel; J. D. Aorse, msson; MCGOWAN q o'Nis'
Lyman Blair has Just erected residence, eorne
1nd'ana arcnue and Twenty Third street. 70 By s.
two ttordes and cellar; coat, 5000. Ballard
i dwelling and store for B. Bennett, on co.t.g.
Grove aTenue, e BY g., two stories. F. Schmidt
CONTRACTOR.
4 brewery is being erected By Vim. saladln OF
$500 Wien finished. is tire % Stories high M sad
viii be completed in aboutthrce weeks.
One OF the most complete and costly flame resi-
B! Simon Mayo. on twelfth street noar 10: s1 cansi.
Tbs building Il frame, two stories aud basement
60 p TO- built in tho coltnthtaa sty!e The sldea
sosn sSos s5e H as a
iugs barn to cost 81 5o0. 0~' N - ''t'0 ~1'~''
The Csiyay Church ot
enlarged By an addition Of q feet and ana base
9snt added 6y raising. the. building, afording a
'sP6s1h 5sth sehol M room and study; eost, $aooo;
,ta ID tns vieintyotEo " stories, modern ss7le esti
! :, ,G3eorge ?. Roberts, Col Wabash a7enne-b1ock
w. sulee of1e8 d"elltrzs IS feet 'front.' three sto
On Wabash Avenue, near Eldridee Court, Il, c.
Maieh Is building new two etory frame resi-
maeon-wlft cost $4,000: e~4>''' ~ o01's'
On Peck cou!t, between State street and Wa.
and commodioue fame. gothic reetory. Ill. Fsnp'
architect; Hi. trcer. painter: NJ. Moss, mason
''AA '-"snes' p'snuv,r snnTn nIoss,ea .. 'o0
~. .p,., ...os. sohsn so. DIVISION. no
0n Elm etfeet, between Clark and Dearborn,
deLee Of Milwaukee brick--38 By 50--wilh good
basement. two stories and an attlc. Edward Bur-
is; 91sR ssst fs.
% North Clark street, uear Guitar. is new two
nea.lycompleted- BY 40. Rnss q Merrill, car
:, Near the ADORE are four tmo story fsa@e build
iiifis cottages woiia siSo~9ski1g ia ii S5,se5. 80.
anS hrss . %!t9 isISs:
~ y ae-known AZ The Chicago Boot md Shoe
M@an,1tact91y, @,a. and owned by ths manutacturers-
cost ss,to; 0'''@''1
TIVE stSc.y o. tame residence. Owned BY John Bur
te5e; ": Bgtk, mason-wlll cost 81 200.
n neaf ~ tae above ts 4ew eottage- worth $500:
~ ~ ne corner Of LaSslle and Geatar, F. ".
tses with ~ n M Hsat double tenement gothic cot
o. s aoa 9ssat%s % a sas s5ss has to
each = By 40, with extensions, Robert Husa, con,
uiS.otM!0 6n he S9fs sS =,
+ Fey t9 s%tory gothic frame
A. IT Tas,1,e anvil y, o.h -
four bean1fni h1ic. tene1ns1t. =. ~ MOSS mas built
basement H. E, Woss. Iii. nnurhertT niG.,ha Sna
The G,acc II. Is, Church are erectfnva n neuho,s.
O! worship on the corucr Of LaSaile sfrect nS1
Chicago Avenue a by I00 EnplIsh rnthic arcf,fter
ture. E, BuflIpe. archit tsct: 3. Gon5man 4 e.
rnnsors. 4 r, Srranfn1 rnrncnter M;fia- Z R"t'
horne. stone cuftersto cost ia md '~*A'A ~ ''A-
me desIrns inilicato that tbfs IL tn he rarv
taafv huilfinr ~ N ~ ~ '~As
~ the rnrner of Jssar1e and Dairy a ra.v -as,-
dcnce. bslonping to r. Goo11eh' s, hv n As11 twn
tH-ie. t-a4aa ~ 3. nm 'ooA7u' ~ W ~, t"o
, 1863-10-08
DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

OtleanA1 Thosa1n n led encce4x In thetroat-
ent ofCnsonic. xezcur4n Blood, and other diseases,
THAT REQUIRE sKnLFuL TRRArMENT.
Il peemAnauty located h1msen 1t IS Randolph
fEeet Chicago. Dr. Dr.Janesisrecommendedb By TIC ma
GcA1fAculy. and the almost eutrepses Of tho sonth
Ihousands Of unfortunate b,eea Dr.. AN Ea WHO.
f.nS foE him. would he living 4 uisszsb.. eLl&t.
F1oA xhe enyahle reputation Dr. James enjoJst
Hhe lAkes to the Gull u the result Of Jea1 2 Study
kud observation.
flames uaes no Mercury Iodite. FotasEil Arsenic
G Arsaparm2. In the treatment Of blood dlseAsee,
kut AneutrA1i1ar. which u positive eure.
Organic Weakness cured BY 4 new and antal1tbla
eshod. say4nE both time and e1pdnse-
onoe snd parloss 1t 81 Randolph stre .<up-sat1so
f32ce hours troM IA Il. uutnbPN
, 1863-10-08
ExeriaI II nttrn.
Mrs. WILLIS PROPOSES TIC

-13A 1cc4ive into her home At IDLK"lLp. neAt
rcwburEh, SIX LITTLE GIRLS between the ase o.
: and Is. She ytstes to educate them With her OWE
Eauehtea1.
Aze. WILLIS has engaged a competent toAea,t Ss,s -.
Rts1s her. and intends that the fnaf1n saoa n,n..
thorough and liberal She doa,res TO seeule .ae .
development ofindyIdual Eltts snd to mfke cAaess
and Intelligent women. She viii Else .ue
a1d attention to their physca1 Feps1as aao aao.Ai
,.ulture wh,cb dc extends TO hc- own chdron- Tbs
situation OF 1d,rn11d il healthfu and is Anaa AFFORD
IN sdN trab3e play ground.
Circumstances viii prevent Mrs, Wnlis from Eoceiy-
<ng her pupils this seAE uIu1 the "a November.
Cucul2rs may be obtained ~ Addressing Mss. VIII
lis. 1t ;dlencld. Aoodp&. Orange Cou1ty, Ell.
~nc1Y II
, 1863-10-08

w. A10<11R1G13 0H1c6 20 1Eau
~ dolph street. Chicago. tup4tairao treAts Ill
Chronic. Cuta1eou1 and Nerc1El1l Diseasca In mae
er female. cures guaranteed. Patients living 1t
distance can consult By 1otter, With confidence by
enelosans tan oents to insure reply Good city TO
sercnces given asto ability and in practice.
>aooms for paesrts coming fro distance. Hedi.
cnss put up from cbse9v to any part
nj the country. Ill coumunlestou8 held strictly
f4Qn64sntial. 2. q. .Hnx $50. EEL .msH4 2Hta
, 1863-10-08


| aveDue-costfng $3,600
j. 8. Walker On West Washington street, tw4
story brick residence, with basement; two tene
Adjoining The above On the north, three Of sam,
style, BY NJ: B9y1pgton- 800 each.
Russe Go 9.vs built addition
between Desplaines and Jeife:son, IS by %. thre,
STORIES @ hieh, that cost os aeoat s., 600:
ing two story itame eales1oom and ofiee. % 5,
| 10, which will cost St GOO. -
SOUTH DIE1soS. .
| On the N. E. corner OF Hubbard Court and stata
where there wes are few weeks ago, Mr.. Car
high, two store rooms below and residence aboys
John Kse1 b@ilaeE f S,,' Wi1! eost 81 10
ea nse n11.9 o' fGE E1ed Sherman is erect
destroyed By a:e. 20 hy 50, two etoriea high, stort
loom below AID residence above. CharIes CAM
lott contractor. To cost *1.soo. ~
On State, near Taylor, Mr.. Crane has recentl,
erected two story brick residence, = by Is. tTo
eteriee bi:h, that probably cost about s. go. nv
On State. between T@e!fth aud Thirteenth
eto,y brick building fol an Of! factory, Il By Isl
the mason WoIk; Williams i WIsenai weTo u;
John ostendort ie erecting on State, nest. Six
tecnth, two story frame, 20 BY q, paint shop BE-
/ low and 1ssldenee @ above; charles Shorlson caf
hugh Miller has erected brick house On stato
| between Sixteenth and. Seventeenth, 50 bY 10
NJ Elnote maton, , Dennis Smith carpenter
On the corner Of state and Eighteenth ia a nav
brick building, two etories and attic 20 by M nwn
ed By Charles Il. Seayerna drug stnTu below dwell
iDg above. Joseph Goodman curneaters teor.
Andrews mason, Ar. Adkins painter. Psobaoi1
| coat $780,.
On Wabash avenue, eontl, Of Eight .euth street
7. ". T1ego has recently crested ne doahla tan
ement, two stories and basement, With no Tern im
| p1ovemf MT, each Is By IS. OIL Wheslock arch
| itect, Thos r Scott mason. E. EtinshaW Il CO,
| stone cutters. Henry vreelhnd Carpenter. 8, "
| ter Cost s50C1. 49, A''
| On Wabsah arcuue. between Seventeenth AMI
/ Elchtee1 III etIeets. neat two story framc resi
denee, ~ BY 90, with addition 1o by 50. owed b,
| WIZ H0lbook, 10 neatly complete. Thos- Whit
| ntyca1penteE, W Il Castcr maeop. John Huch
| $3 500. ~.
! On Wabash avenue. south of Twelfth street
thrs C beautiful brick tenemette, two story and
| basement. each 25 By 81, owned by Geo. K Rob
| ctts. are nearly completed o. L Wheelock arch
ltcct, Geo. Chambers contractor for N lson wo1E
| Deakman 4 sa1denweek stona cuttc;s. Henr
| Brce1an ctrpenter, Jsmes Seaman pl0mbsr and
! gus filter, WA Reason patuter WIli cost Si5 0YD
! 4 frame butlding on the corner Of Mfchfranl Az
sD1 Twenty Fourth et1eet, 10 by 48, istor os;.fo
C. Follaosbee coat 81 lao. s. II, Stands. clrpen
ter: Tob.n i Co.. plasterers.
Chicago Medical touege on State, near sent,
, 1863-10-08
O0EEULTAT1uHR HVlQI.ABIE.
Y& hkH H.nHA

TATARRH! CATARRH!!
~ DR.. 6EELYEE LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
kuFe cure Tor CatAsrt or Cod in the hcsd, It Ii
easier to cufo CATAREH taAu CONSUMPTION. The
symptom1 o1 C&tah II mat very 1aht. Persons
3nd they haze cod aod nave nent At acks 40
more sentative TO the changes OF ten peEAt1fe TIC
ncse may be Dry or slight dischaike. ihin and ac1d.
thick sEc acbes,ve. tho dfeasc beco mes
chronic ie got rid OF olow1IC the lose Or falls
into hetaro&t. 4na + hawhea or caaehea oa; Ihe
81 smell and csnse dtafncss DC. Price ol CatA..h
1:er ed{ {?oo. Sent By express. oG9cs 1So Soa:n
rcet 0nce Box 1851. Chicago III. nold By All Drug
E1tu, ot6-n.t8 i'm n TH&eA
, 1863-10-08

VERM1LYE d CO.,
b A N x f. r .,
No. "a Wall ST., New York,
WILL CONTINUE TO Fuxa1sK
q. s. FWE-TWENTY BONDS
- long = issued by Government pr sad interest
EhtCK6 on City Ia IN received Ii psTncut
po.t. '-'@>'>-" W ~ " ""-
Constantly On hand for sale It market rate:
n.6, Fer Cert. Coupon Bonds Of 1sN
In Gold A~~ess pe5@ @o'1
y: Certificates Of 1ndebtedaess-Intarest psyabie
n Currency. S
6eTen. Thirty Treasu1y Eote4,
Metur1nK Certificates of 1ndebtecness collected OF
Rte1ved In Pay uent Of any Of tho shove
VERMILYE & CO,
EuE+ kiss sEtt
, 1863-10-08

CompANY have IcCc1f1y erected new e!eVQfQF. E3
By 254, ard 12s feet in height. Capacity, e50.oo0
bushels. The building IL Of brick and stone, II It
high from thence to a. top il q framework, IN.
closed by an eight inch wall Of brick, There ara
13 elevators, With receiving and eleyattnc cara
city Of 1900 b. per minute, dfiyen By condensgng
beam engine, cylinder sGxS6 Eeastns Harper, caf.
nenter: Jno. Burtou. Mnsou: BarrY i; Eusi1fng.
paiutcra, Owners decline giving tie cost, ne es.
Innate Il at $4,000.
The new Ttanafer House Of the Chicago. Bur-
1;nofon & onincy Rsiiroad. corner ~ TeHa1 and
TJnT7nn streeta: axe on rrnnnd Il Nv - ani Ia
one ftory bi:h, Cost WHEN finished. about as. .0D.
Mr. MAJ Hyortsbnrr. the Comnan7'e architecT
msde 4hc n}an' Wan1hsnm X f,awm.n era III
masnoa tThc rrmainder IT &he srnrt vas dnnc ~
Tie comnsny. "'1 AVIAN -
n31e 1ef 1 1st o anq ~ M9 fh
r. r Conc hich star7' T;s by a. and is csps. x
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
Cincinnati Market.-May IA

FLoUR-A dnll and heavy market, and prices mi.
nal. superhne 10 offered at e5 l09520
TALLoW-A tale of IS hhdS prime city rendered a,
WHIsKY-Eo change 10 the market. Sales Of $50
brls at 4lD4lKc, the latter rate for wagon.
PR0V1s1ONs-Therew was no new or important fea
tuIe In the market to notice to day.
LARD-0ould have been sold TO some extent at 9kc.
MHATs-Nothiug transpred In bulk meats. should
er are offered at 3A to 4c Sides at * to Sc and Ham.
GRooERIES-The market Is quiet and unchanged
Orleans; Coffee, 81 to 33c, and Molasses So to COO.
GREAsE-A sale Of 100 ties d. II. at 7c.
WHEAT-A continued dull and heavy market Tor red
and prices declined &c per bush and the tendency Il
still downward. We now quote prime at 81 1870 90
There Is some inquiry from shippers and the interior
mlers for choice grades OF white, and the offerings be-
Ing light full prices are realized for all sold quali-
ties below prime are neglected and dull We quot
Indiana or Ohio at 81 309l 80, and prime to choic,
Kentucky at 81 3S9l 40. The sales made public were
$50 bush prime Kentucky white at 81 49, delivered 35l
do ch lice do at 4j, to aryei $50 do good Indlan'
white at 81 23 $50 do prime red at 81 49, $50 do gooC
do OF 81 49, LOCO do prime do at 81 90 devered ant
$40 do choice do at 81 80, delivered This last sale wal
above the market.
CoRN-There Is a fair demand from the distilIers a
6Oc for sheled In bulk and few lots OF ea
being sold TO the retailers at Gle. Sheled Is helt
nominally at 72de73c, including sacks.
0ATS-The demand 10 quite light and the marke
rules dull but have furhor change to report In
prices aud continue to quote them at Bea Ia bulk ant
7bc sacks included.
RYE-The receipts are only moderate but the de
mand Is OF the most limited character and buyers to-day
were not willing to pay than Csc for prine
pies on arrival, but holders ask eG4e7c No sales
ported.
BARLEY-The market remains dull, and prices are
| merely nominal We quote as the asking ngures fol
strictly prime qualities Of State spring and fall, 81 d
al SO.
HAY-The market ia unchanged and dull We quot
prime Timothy at $50 002l 0O per ton In bales on ar
rival, and s22 00923 90 from store.
OHEKSk-We have no change to report ia the mar
ket There Is moderate demand at l0c TOR selected
Western Reserve. primo old In the market, snc
prices are nominal.
BUrTER-Tho demand lie limited, and confined chief
market rules heavy and prices are tending downward
but.are not quOtably lower We quote common 10 goot
at l4@sc and prime to choice ut 2l@23; the latter
extreme figure, and obtaasbe only for small parcels
Western Reserve.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, May ia special to the Times
from Washington says: The President tonight
received from Headquarters Army Of the Poto
mac, an original letter Of Jeff. Davis, addressed
TO one OF his Colobels, ia which he epeaka
despon1ingly OF affairs In the Southwest and on
the Rappahannock. Tho letter was found in a
rebel camp at Fredericksburg, and dated May 9
Lees headquarters are In Fredericksburg
General Barksdale of Mississippi is in command
there. The rebels are remarkably we'll clothed
this spring. n.
A dispatch received at tho State Department.
to-day from Minister CorwiD, shows that up to
the 2lst OF April tho French had net obtained
possession of Puebla.
Missouri Influence, headed by Senator Hen
derson, has procured the release of Gen. Cur
tis from his command and the appointment Of
Gen. Scofeld i'll his place.
An independent active cavalry command
will immediately be given to Colonel Kill
patrick. ....-
The Herald'a special says: Il will be recDl.
lected that it was stated that previous 10 falling
back, Hooker held counsel of war of the corps
commanders of his army. With this statement
in view, the puOlc will be surprised to know
that four Of the six Generals present urged up
on Hooker an immediate advance On the rebe
army.
Senator's Wade and Chandler went down the
river on visit to the Army of the Potomac
to. day,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 15.--Advices from Geo.
Grant to the 9th inst. have been received Ia
Washington. He expresses Satisfaction with the
appearance of affairs in his vicinity, and states
that Port Hudson is undoubtedly evacuated, ex.
cept by small garrison and their heavy artl-
lery.
TIE army has been paid mainly to the fret
of March last.
A few days ago number of slaves belong.
ing to John Miner Bott, came within our lines
Mr. Bolts Requested the commader of the posi-
to return them, as no was loynl mau Tat
commander telegraphed to Gen. Hentzeiman
to know what to 40. Col Lathrop, of the Gen
erals staff, replied that they we're free the mo
ment they entered our lines, and could no, b.
remanded to elavery.
Hugh Mccullough, Comptroller of Currtn
cy, has decided that associations organized un
der the act to provide national currency, etc T..
shall be desgnated as National Banks, and mol
as National Hawking Associations A circular
OF explicit instructions will be saued for iht
government OF those desiring 10 organize un
der the law, and the applications already mad'
will be returned in order that they may be pre-
seated 10 regular and proper form.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
Notice 20 Excha nged PrIs on ners.

New YoRK, May 14.--A special TO the Trib
une from Washington says: A general orde
just issued says the following officers and mer
are declared duly exchanged as prisoners o.
war since the announcement In general ORDER
No. 10, of January, 1868:
l, All officers and all enlisted men, and al
persons, whatever may have been their CLASH
ication or character, who have been delivered
at City Point, Virginia, up TO May 6, 1863.
2. All officers and men who have been cap
tured and released on parole up to April Let
1863, wherever they may have been captured
3. All enlisted men-who have been captured
In North Carolina and Virginia, and released
on parole, up to March lst, 1863
Paroled troops declared to be exchanged vii
be without delay equipped for the field and for
warded to the regiments to which they belong
from post, or camps wherever they may be col
lected.
All officers and enlisted men absent Ia virtue
Of being on parole, will, now that they are ex
changed, Immediately report for duty with thei
proper commands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16

The SUICIDE OF THE ARTisT, WILLIAMS -
The Lancaster Eagle has the following notice
of recent case of saioide in this city:
10 Columbus, on the night OF the 7Gh inst at
his room, Merrill C, Williams destroyed his own
llfe by hanging.
The deceased had Geen addicted to the habit
OF rising 10 his sleep. Some.iMes he would
rise, stdp uff bis shis, aud retGrn to his bed
Wittoat baviOg any recollection OF The act the
next morning. A. other times he would leave
his room and walk for some distance on tte
street in state of somnsmbulic sleep
He had fourshing business 90 Daguer-
rean artist. When he yieited his parents o
little more than week ago, he was in excel
lent spirits in view of his pact success aud fu-
ture prospects. An acquaintance, i'm whose
company he spent the early par OF the night
above named, states that lie manifested no dim
inution Of his usual cheerfulness,
The deceased had extipgui.hed be coal oil
lamp which vas burning 10 che room when his
Acquaintance left him. He had taken of his
clothes, and had gone TO bed, q, was evident
from the impression of his form on the bed.
The foregoing facts render 1t probable that
the fatal act was Committed in o fit of SOM
Dambulism, or sleep wa king. Tha 10 the
opinion OF iii who had knowledge Of his hab-
its, and have lesraed. the circumstances of the
case. When discovered, the body was entirely
NAKED. This circumstance would Indicate that
after going to bed he had fallen asleep, a9d that
afterwsri rising in his eleep, he had performed
bis customary Sct of stripping off his shirt, and
had then, without waking, proceeded to the per.
tormance OF the act which terminated his NOR.
.tal existence.
1t is highly improbable that person medi-
itating self destruction, would undress prepara-
tory to the commission oi the deed; aud an
instinct which is ineeparable from our nature
trsnders it utterly Improbable that person In a
state of waking coDt ciOusnese should ros shrink
IRON the idea OF al unseemly exposure OF his
l,felees BODY.
The deceased Was kind heatiedand genetous,
and was esteemed and respected by ell who
were scqnainted with him = Com.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
From Grants Army.

NEW York, May l5.-A dispatch from Cairo
yesterday, states our troops all the way from
Memphis to Yjung's Point, are m Wing 20 re-
inforce Grant, who will endeavOr 10 cut thu
railroad between Jackson and Vicksburg.
The Vicksburg correspondent of the AppeA
takes a gloomy view Of matters, and days
Grants movements deceive everybody.
Bragg was at Atlanta on the I'd.
A dispatch from Richmond ssys railroad com
munication has been re-established between
Richmond and fredericksburg
The Richmond Sentinel of the 18th has q
jackson dispatch Of the 1llh, saying the
Natchez Courier processes to have inform alton
that kirby Smith, with ten thousand raw troops
whipped Banks, driving him out of Whining
ton, La.
The Sentinel saya Laws North Carolina
brigade lost nine hundred and five men at Chan.
cellorville, or thirsy.six per cent. Of it, entire
number.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16

New YoRK, May l5.--A Washington dis
patch to thy Express states that Riggs & Co
have been snotified to quit the premises they
occupy, which are the property OF Mr.. Corcoran
to the "2SO," as the Government intendl
taking possession Of the property.
The New York Historical Society celebrates
Wednesday next, the two hundredth birthday
Of VIM. Bradford, who introduced printing intt
the American Colonies. The tomb crested :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
From CharIestou.

FoRTREss MONROE, May l5.--Yesterday' 4
Richmond papers have been received, with
dates from Charleston up to the I2lh inst. One
dispatch says tho enemy is unusually active
He has built formidable batteries on Folly
island, bearing upon the Southern extremity Of
Morris island. Several Yankee regiments are
fortiiying Seabrook island. Five iron clads and
numerous transports are at North Edisto Sew.
eral steamers have arrived from Nassau, hav-
ing tun the blockade. Several steamtrs that
are due, are miesipg. a !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16

New YoRK, May l5.-Gen. Burnside was in
Washington yesterday, consulting with the
President and the Secretary of War.
A Fortress Monroe letter of the 18th, on the
authority Of deserters Gays the rebels ore Ieav.
ing the Blsckwater and moving to Petersburg
A dispatch from Somerset, KY, of the 18Th
says the enemy is in force on the Cumberland
Morgan, with the commands OF Wheeler and
Forrest, is at Monticello. Ali conversation be.
tween pickets has besn stopped, and affairs
wore stirring aspect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
mutinY among tho Burnside .RiRfsi
ON staten IsiHnd.

New YoRK, May l4.--Last Wednesday noon,
the Burnside Rifles at Camp sprague, Staten
Island, were making preparations to leave in q
body, when Col Levy, In command of the post
called cut strong guard to defend the entranc,
through which the mutineers we're determined
to pass. They came on, armed with clubs, stones
spades aud pickaxes, and when Col. Levy, pis
tol in hand, commanded them to return to duty
he was met with yell OF defiance and hit BY
one Of the party. He throttled the assaian
and the mutineers endeavored to escape il
one man was killed and others wounded =
Twenty -eight OF the number escaped, but were
aiterward captured and taken in irona to Gov.
eFnor's Inand. .t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
COnfiscRIinE Properly in Washing

WAsHINeroN, May l5.-Marshal of this ds,
trict has siezod the real and personal estate Of
the following persons: G. W. c. Dnnningt,n,
DR.. Cornelius Boyle, DR.. Garnet. son.in. law OF
ex.Gov. Wise, Major c. s. Wallaoh, Lswye
Rstliff, F. Hanna, Com. Forest, Wm. shields,
Edward M Clark, Martin L. Smith, S Lee aud
several cthers. Gen, Darlington, u, S. Attur-
ney for the District OF Columbia, ia rapidly
maturing proceedings against the property Of
all pereons who have left their homes and
TO have nearly all completed by the first Mon.
day in June, the return day fixed by order of
the Cour.. He is acting under orders Of the
Attorney General OF the u. S., iasued several
months ago
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16

SAN FRANCISCO, May l5-Over two hundred
thousand dollars worth of goods, mostly from
the East Indies, were sold st auction to day.
Among the LOT was cargo of coffee, sugar,
rice, and spices from Batavia, which barely re-
allied cost. Teas sold low. Twenty-Five hogs-
heads prime Orleans sugar, at eleven cent?. A
considerable quantity Of tobacco high, cay siE-
ty. FIVE.
San Joaquin county has voted to subscribe d
quarter OF million dollars stock t, the Pacific
railroad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-16
Gbe 0bio Statesman
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 16. 1868.
Democratic County Conventions,

The Democracy of the several wards aud
townships will meet at the u.usl places Of
holding elections on Saturday, May 3Olh-in
the wards at ~ O'Clock in the evening, and In
the townships at 3 O'Clock P Ito appoint
delegates to attend the County Convention, to
meet at the City Hall in the City Of Columbus
on SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, at II o'clock, A. M. :,
for the purpose Of electing twelve delegates to
the State Convention to be held in the city Of
Columbus on Thursday, June lIth
The following Is the number of delegates al
lotted to each ward Of the city of Columbus, aud
TO each township Of the county Of franklin,
based upon the vote caat for Supreme Judge in
1867, allowing one delegate for each fifty and
an additional delegate for each fraction OF
twenty-five gotes so cast: e