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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
OincInnau market-Ocr. 10.

RLQUR-HardIy anything done, and prices are uomi
nal. Sales could not have been made to any exte Mt
unless at decline Of 10 to l5c per br We omit quo.
| tations.
WHIsKY-Holden asked an advance in the morning
but did not succeed In obtanng and 700 bbls sold
54054Ho, the latter rate for wagon. f.Ilrs
PR0VlbIONs-The mari et was rather quiet, but no
essential change in prices. F5"I
MESS PoBK-rhe demand for mess has fallen OF,
and old was offered rather apxously at Sl3 co. and
| brls new sold on Saturday at SIS 90.
LARD1ls held at lOA@llc. 10 tcs prime country
BULK MEATs-The only sale of bulk meats We heard
Of was 100000 lbs shoulders at SIC, packed.
9R0CEhIE5-A firm but quiet market, and the de.
mand light. -"
Withdrawn, and the demand is confined chiefly 10 the
ocsl milers who are buying sparIngy, 10 anteisaon
OF lower prices, but holders ere not disposed to make
any further concessions. We quote the asking prices
81 l29l 10 for prime red and 81 1901 rs for Ken
ucky white The sales reported were $50 bush prime
Kentucky white at 81 IS, delveredi 500 do at sI go;
do good do q. 81 l2. Wv
ooRN-There Is but moderate inquiry, though the
receipts and offerings are both light, and prices are sus
tained We quote shelled and ear at IS @68o In bulk
with sales OF 1900 bush at these figures 600 bush ear
sold at the upper depos at 95 and 300 bush new at 75c
HfE-The market is firm, with fair demand and
on arrival,
oArt-The demsnd is only moderate but the receipts
are light, and the market rules steady at 6s@69c ia
bulk 1850 bush sold at the canal u latter figure
BARLEY-PIime samples Of spring and fall could be
sold at 81 409l so, but there is very little arriving
and but limited amount on the market, 1t beiug held
for higher figures.
HAY-Tbe market continues dull, and the tendency
is still downward. We quote prime Timothy at S26 90
ner ton, In bales on arrival and $27 00@96 co from
1tore.
CHEEsE--The stock Is light. and hardly equal to the
demand. aud most Of the dealers ask l3l3Xc for se-
looted Western Reserve and Hamburg, and some few
slss are being made at this figure to the city trade 100
bxs Western Reserve were re9ored at 12hc 100 do at
l33; and so do Hamburg at l3Hc.
BUTTER-Ihe supply is fair and the demand only
moderate, at 2OS23c for prime to choice, and I5el9c
for fair to good. n
...-.--...-.-.-.... gazette
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

AN ESTERPRIsINo GROCERY FIRa.--Among
tho most enttrprisiug Grocery Firms in our
city is that Of Messrs, McColm, ailes & Nc
Donalds, whose famous establishment, at No.
l2a South High atree;, is we'll known and has
Long enjoyed deservedly high reputation -
The proprietOrs have recently repaired, and
Otherwise improved and enlarged their ett,blsh-
ment making 1t more attractive, and still more
amply supplied With tho best articles 10 their
line, at.t .'H
Our citizens who tsvar Messrs. McColm.
Miles & McDonalds With their patronage, will
fad them and their clerks and attendants, gen
temanly, prompt, Accommodating and obligiug
Au1ious to maintain the reputation their house
hls already acquiiej, they will not be found
Whiting in endeavors to secure and retain
she good will of ell their eattomers, both in
regard to the prices aud qualities Of a;tlclse
sold. Make trial Of them. They will be
found. to wear well.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Cleveland markot-oct.1a,

FLOUR Sales 200 brls red double extra at sc 00 so
choice do at So 5O DO do in sacks rs and so white
d. at 81 30
WHEAr-Tbe market has been perfectly stagnapt to
day aud no sales are reported except white Ken
lucky at u So Holders offered TO sell This morning
at 81 25 bat the re wers no buyers. PETER feeling
apparent 81 tho close.
OoRN-No Sales. We quote It 90c on track,
oAT6-Quiet at C6j on track.
HIaHWINEs-Vsry doll. Held at SEQ.
BUTTER-RemSins active and nrm. Sales 100 kegs
choice Western Reserve at 2lko.
CHEHsE-acaIce and in demand. Bales e5 b,xes
Western Reserve at l9kc with pay for packages.
EGaa-Worth I7c. 49,
PoTAT0ns--sales1 car on track at 600.
LARD-Steady at l0kc, 4~~
$500 bush oats.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

WE learn from Loyal Lsague" paper that
there was grand jollifcation over Brough's
election at Newark on Monday evening"
Speeches wore made by Sam. Galloway and G,
Volney Dorsey. The Loyal League" editor
says that the speeches we're well adapted to
the ocoasioui" but he doe, not say that they
were well adapted to induce volunteering. He
does not inform the public that any OF the jolly
Broughites at Newark volunteered, either un-
der the old call, or the new oas for three
hunired thousand more Not word about
that!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


wow VovE uaVket--Octob go,
COT oN-Oull besvy aud l,~er =! ssasec for mid.
FLoURmassyy closing fully Sc lower, with sales at
70 eoso 10 Tor ex'r, state; % 70s7 90 for common
to good shppins brauds, roun hoop Ohio; and Al Os
Do 30 for good to choice extra. Market closing WITH
no huyert,t "utside quota tons. -
price.
'wHEAr--Unsettled, and ipiirs a .hAA. arm., x,,,
a'r demand, SiDter rut and heavy sales AT nj 90 a
81 for Chicago sprirg ~ 9s@l 81 Tor aiiw.nss.
club; 4ei 81 toI Amber Iowa. $50 Il Tor win.
tor red western; 81 81 for inferior. vs. W."
BARLEY-Rirmer aud scarce.
o0RN-- Advanced 10 with fair demand chleay suso
ulavs, ssss at el9l VI forshippng mixed westera in
store, closing at inside prises'.. Y
0ATs-Lower, sales at79, for western and State.
W00L-Dull
at 1ik0Ac.
PErR0LIuM-Duii and lower
MOLASsEs-Dul and without change.
PORK-Duli and without material change
BhhF-Quiet and steady. ff
BAOuN-sides firm, western Cumberland cut deliy.
cradle from December LIST to 18th OF January At axe
LAaD-A shade easier, parts to arrive 1lK@iiXc.
Latter an extreme price.
cHEEsE-Easier at 1@l5kc for common to prime,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Wool Market.

In New York. the Economist reports; Our market hs,
been very excited and quite active the past week. for
descriptions and prices higher and close with an
upward tendency Manufacturers have been quite nu-
merous In the market during the week. from all parts
Boston. and the New England towns generally. Each
Of their purchases have been quite liberal some having
purchased 10 keep their moving while theIs have
taken to liberal extent anticipating further advance,
The operations 10 Fleece wool nearly as heavy as
thoe Of last week, while those Of Pulled S.
the sales or the latter agRregs,ng 200 b OF Laubs
super and extra at 65 to 75c The sales for the in
cludes 2s5 GOO lbs Feecoineluding New York. Michigan
and Ohio sieeces to 75c, mosy between 6 to 70c
200 600 lbs Lambs super and extra IS to 75;.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

A BAD DREATH-The Greatest CuTse the
human family Is heir to. How many lovers it
has separated-how many friends forever part.
ed. The subjeo; lie so delicate, your nesTest
friend will not mendonit, and you ore iguoran.
of the fact. To effect radical cure, use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as q
denttifce. night and morning. II also bsauti-
fes the complexion, removing alltan, pimples,
and treckles leaving the akin eoft aud white,-
Price so cents For sale by N. B. MARBLE and
all druggists.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

thousand dollars for the purpose Of buying coal and
good. furnish the poor OF inc city during Tho oom.
Ing winter, at cost.
Adopted.
D. Mr.. Douty-
Rsso5osd, That che City Civil Engineer bo, and he s
hereby authorised and direcsdto contract IN the name
OF the City OF j. lumbus with Peter Murphy and Jopn
MoCabe to gravel State G.tuue from Log .treot 10
rtpg street, upon the fo'iow ,ng tsTms. to wit!
Fr g'aVeh1g sHest. rs cents per cubic yard.
= i'p'ed
" Nr. An sttUlg-
Rssotvsd, That the City OWL EugtGe,trs he ia
City OF Columbus, with Michael Malone for graf Ing and
paving the unpaved crossing the East side Of Third
sreet at Long street, upon tho following terms toWit
5oas. ss.asGg or Sadas s csn per cubic yard ror
cling, IL inches Wide 40 cents per ilrsal foot.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Douty-- 4Esss, ~
Reso!gtd That the City Civil Engineer bs. and he s
neeDy directed 10 prepare the necessary plat and es
mate ior grading and paving the unpsyed crossings
frons street from Gay street to North Public lane
Adopted. ~
By Mr.. Falling
Inquire what coal and wood can be purchased or BY The
quantity, In accordance with the resolution passed at
'his meeting for distributing the same among the poor
Adopted and MeHr. Failing, Patterson and Douty
appointed by the President aald committee.
MISCELLANEOUS,
mr. Howard presented the plat Of John Joseph Big
amons subdivision Of certain lots Of land now included
within tho corporate mits Of the city for the approval
Of the Council. Referred to the City Civil Engineer
aud the Committee on Grading and Paving!
The President appointed Mr.. Patterson Chairman Of
the Committee on street Commissioner and Chain gang.
Adjourned. n Ut
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

NKw YoRK, Oct. 2O.-The Posts Washington letter
has rumor that one corps OF Lees army has gone to
Chattanooga bat there are actual facts upon which
10 make such statement.
There 10 talk iu military circles Of an early repeal o
the $500 section Of the CONSUMPTION Act by Congress.
This will be urged In December and IL is probable that
in the next draft exemption BY money will be imposs
hje Some persons advocate q new law fixing the ex-
empton price as high as 5000 81 500, and pro-
ydpg that drafted men who go to the army shall receive
the money 90 raised IN their district.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
HEPORTED FOK tue sTATEsmAN
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Up to e o'clook this Morning.

shu ss-,'r - girI..-HAbGi Guors
Ii,ias 4ear G1a!A Bridge ON sum
dsy-Loe,s whereabouts Unknown
His Suppo'ed Plan.
Nav YoRK, Oct 2O.-The Heraids special from the
Army Of the Potomac, 10Th sayG It is now quite de-
nitely settled that the rebels are falling back toward
the Rapdan, and our army Offers them battle by advanc.
Ing construction trans and have run as far as Bstow
station today and tomorrow supply trains VIII run TO
or beyond that point.
an the track between Manassas and oatetts station
was almost wholly torn up by them.
Slight diminishing to-day does not Indicate general
engagement probable and the campaign except the
pursuit OF fleeing rebels, may be considered closed.
WARRINGTON, Oct 10. 9.--Yesterday Whites and Mos.
by's guerrllas, numbering abent one thousand men
came down from Aldie, near Cbantyi and taking the
rsad succeeded 10 getting between our army
and the defenses One gang came down within mile OF
chain bridge mud fired in the rife pits Of OF the forts
Several ON IS we're oaptureed, together with six
OF the 3su New York cavalry, number Of wagons etc
Our cavalry was sent In pursuit. md overakngEthem
brisk fight ensued In which the rebels were defested and
driven back with considerable loss.
Tho Secretary Of War returned this morning from his
interview with Gen. Meade, at headquarters In the
field.
Military authorities here have not reached any posi-
tive conclusion as to either the strength position
Lees army. Our cavalry finds the enemy in every dl-
recton, but their main body has been efsctusy CON
ceaed One opinion entertained Is that Lee has elired
behind Bull Run mountains and falling back toward
his entrenched position the Rapidan but by some Of
the most experienced officers here n 10 believed the prn.
cpa part Of his infantry has been sent 10 the direction
Of Harpers Ferry and Winchester with view of COW
erving and and supporting another expedition or cavalry
raid Into Maryland and Pennsylvania,
In THE Field, Va, Oct. 10Th.
Yesterday Reconnaissance was made by Colonel Chap.
man. and portion of the lst brigade OF Buord's cav.
airy division, composed Of the 9th Illinois, and 5h N
Y. cavalry regiments.
Col. Chapman passed ohantilly, Aidiei and frames.
VILE, without discovering the Q eny.
It was discovered that Stuart, with his cavalry had
pas,ei the day before in the direction Of Ade and yea
terdsy towards Ieesburg 1t Is believed they are en-
route for Maryland
10 ascsItBned this morning that the rebels are build
ing fires along the railroad track from Manassas toward
the Rappahannook, thus destroying the rails and
deripg the road UNIT for USE and also dettIoypg all
bridges along the route
It is almost conclusive that this movement Of Lees Il
ruseto deceive Meade, by leading him to expect raid
large scale while the real desgn is to keep Meade
from advancing his forces. The rebels in the meantime
are hurrJiog reInforcementS to Bragg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

sr. LOUIS, Oct eI-Littls Rock advices to the 18th
say the rebel army isscatred In every direction and
an extraordinary revival Of Union sentiment has taken
place among the people. Over thousand men Joined
.ne ,he ssh =, sn % ha ns
ca report OF the capture Of Confederate steamers on
Red river don't differ materially from accounts al
resdy telegrsphed A-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

ST.. LOUIS, Get. 90 Gen. schOaeld issued an order
relieving Gen. Mcneil OF the command Of the District
Of souhwe, Missouri and placing him in Command Of
the Dstrict Of tho Frontier vice Gen. Blunt who 10
ordered to report at Lesvsnwoth Gen. eantoTn take
command Of Southwest Missouri, and Gen, Ewlng's
Uttrct Of the Border is extended as to embrace the
entire state Of Kansas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

TIE best advice that can be taken is to ssus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HUDsox's uNMvALLED TOOTH PASTE. Call
for it at Studer's, Msrple's, samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson's, sChueller's, shaup's, Denig's, Ridg-
way's, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at Druggists,
Dentists or PerfumeFs anywhere. Try IL one
and ALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

NEw YORK, Oct. 2O.--A Washington dispatth to che
Herald says:
Colonel Lucus Pairchd, Of the Cd Wiscons sin Regi-
ment was to-day made Brigaier General for galantry
ct Gattosburg.
The tribune has The following important announce
mentin It's editorial columns
We understand, upon authority from Washington
which deem Trustworthy, that General Rosecrans is
about to be removed from the command Of the army Of
the cumberland. His successor 10 not yet publicly
named,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

Lou1svILLR, Oct. 2O.-MaIor General Grant assumes
command Of the armies OF the Ohio, the Cumberland
and Kentucky with penary powers. He left for Mash.
VILE this morning to assume the direction OF Affairs at
Chattanooga,
General Thomas takes command Of Gen. Rosecrans'
army Rosecrana being ordered to Cncinna and to re-
mort by letter to the Adjuant General at Washington.
Generals Garfield and steadman arrived tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

THE STAR SISTERS. These renowned vocal
tsls will appear at Naughton Hall on the even-
ings of Friday and Saturday next. It will BE-
o seaeon for the enjoyment of musical enter
tsinmsnte. such. as have been seldom offered to
the public here. The popularity and well known
skill and taste of the Sisters will doubtless &C.
cure them full holses during tbelr brief soiouru
Ia tho CITY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
State and Local News.
o..y 0ennel, Prse sainRs.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct 10, 1893
President Renhsrd called the Council to order al the
ususlhO Members present-NIessrs. Armstrong But
ties, Carmichael Donaldson, Douty, Hbery, Falling,
Glenn, Graham, Howard, Jaeger, Naghen, Rider, Will
son and PIesident-l5, Absent--Messrs. Rickly and
ThOmpson--2. The minutes Of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
Mr.. Donaldson presented the credentials Of James
PStsrs,n as member Of the Council elect from the
Flrs, Ward to Hll the uuexplred term OF Amos Mo-
Marry, d,oesled. Mr.. Patterson wal duly twoIn into
office by the Mayer and took his sea. So member Of
the Council,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

ALBANY, Got. 2O.-aov. Seymour has issued aprocla'
nation saying that the President has called for three
hundred thousand volunteers the duty OF all to see
that our armies are filed by volunteers, and that the
President advises the citizens Of the several States that
II the quota assigned them is not filled, draft shall be
made for the deficiency, to commence on the 5th Of
January next.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

WASHINGTON, Dot. 2O.--The Government has Cilcal
adyices from Gen Burnside that his marches and VIC
tories in East Tennessee and Southern Virginia are EN-
iuenty ratsactofy and that IN almost evesy case the
rebels have been whipped and routed.
Gen. Burnside declares that there Is not more loyal
people living than 10 found In East Tennessee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Farm for Sale.

II OFFER EOM SALE NV FAHm. Stu
J. ated in Madison township. Franklin county, six
mlss Southeast ~ the city of oumbus. on the turn-
dixie leading to Canal Winchester, oonsi.tingof
,avv.sx . ITO Acres,
o. acres cta-ei and In good state OF cultivation.
There are on The premiaes Three Gotd Dwellings. in
oludine The Crots Keys Tavern stand; and also the
necessary out.buildlngs. Also good young orchard.
Possession given at any time to suit purchasers.
p'''" MICHANL HAEZGER,
oete-3tw 1'.-t On the premisen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

PHILApELpHIA, Oct. 90. .-Rumors are ahoat that the
military authorities here making preparations for the
transportation Of batteries, anticipating another raid
In Penusylvania,r fr 'r.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

By Mr.. Nsghten--
The pet.loa Of Daniel Gesry and three othsra, cti'
zebs and property holders residing In the Ninth ward
requesting the Council to consider sono aoon for
the immediate removal Of certain pond Of stsgnant
water, lying on tho JShustown road bstwsen Latham
street snd Neil sNepue. Referred to the committee Oh
Hishssys to report OF the next meeting
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
New York stock usrkes-oc,. 30.

Stocks dull and lower. Chicago aud Roc1 Island
107M; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago IS; Alton and
Terre Huste 65x; Cleveland & Toledo lis, Galena d
Scrip, l24K; Huds, 15lk; Harlem ee preferred lO7;
Reading, l22k Michisan Southern 67X, do guaranteed
H5E; Chicago e. Northwestern az; Erie I06x; New
York, l35&; Pacific Mail $50; Canton 90. 33X; Mis-.
sourl 6's 65ki Milwaukee q Prairie Du ohien, 6sx
1908 107. .-r. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
REsJLuTgoRs oFRREED


By MI. FAILING -.-..--
H,,o,c.d, Tha. tbs COMMITTEES heretofore appointed
hv m. ouncil 10 sAtle IN the case OF Thomas Asbury
sy,in,t The city Of Coumbur shah be- and are hereby
an,horsed 70 employ attorney, ut reasonable rate
10 asist the clty solictof In the trial OF the above
case, now pending 10 the Superior Court Of franklin
oouuty. Adopted.
R.so,rsd, That the City Civil Engineer bs, and he is
hsreSv authorized and diresed TO contract IN the
AZ the CITY OF Columbus with Andrew Murphy, for
grading and paving the anpsyea .Sewsss' cutters and
Public lane to College street, upon the following terms
poE sxcsyatnglor grading, % cents Per cubic yard
For furnishing and setting kerbing, 2kcens per lin
FoT boulder paving, 80 cents per tquare yard.
For bricks laid, % so per thousand.
For tagging ~ inches wide, 80 cents per nesl foot
Adopted. stsl-5r u
Mr., Buttles moved reconsideration Of the vote BY
which this resolution was adopted which motion was
lost. - ~ - ---,-ss Z .--.
Y.ls-NeSr.. ButtIss, Donaldson. Falling and
Glenn,
ly, Howard Jaeger, Patterson, Naghten RAIDER, vii.
son and President Ill sl ~
By Nr. Howard
R.sOlssa. That tho City ovi Engineer bt and hs is
hereby directed TO prepare the necessary plat and estim-
South side Of Long street to North Pabllolane'
Adopted.
By Mr.. FALLING .. ..-.- .r..,-.
Rssoleed That the City Civil EnsInetr b. and he 10
hereby authorised and directed 10 contract In the
Of hs u .y,O S Win AnorsM @nrpny S ,ot
crossings. on Fair alley from State street to Broad
street, upon the following ,erms 10 wit; Yor excavAng
ycs fa1ni.hins sud setting isrSIss o. cent, por uesl
foot For boulder paving 10 cents per square yard
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

Nav YORK. Oct 20.--The Richmond Sentinel OF the
18Th says We understand In consequence Of the &C.
ton OF the British Consuls relative to foreigners en-.
lated In the Confederate servce the President has felt
Il his duty TO dismiss them all from the oonedency
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

WOOD CHorPEas, it ls said, era paid one dol|
lar and fifty celta per cord in the vicinity OF
Newport, KY, and even at that high rate q
sufficient number cannot be obtained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This b the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt face and
hands to peaFy satin texture OF rsvshng beauty, I'm
parting the marble purity Of youth, and the dtsstnout
appearance 30 inviting In tho city belle Of fashion II
removes tan, feckes pmplss sod roughness from the
skin, leaving the compilation fresh, transparent and
smooth. 1t contains no material injurious to the skin
patronized By Actresses and Opera Singer. Hbwha
every lady shOald have, Sold everywhere. t'5
DEMAS 9. BARNES q co.,
Afs+ta tes' @'A' N3t General Agents,
20s IVroadwsy, N. Y.
juiylt.daw6m ~ +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
LUxURIANT BEAUTY,

promotes its growth, prevents Its falling od eTsdcaei
dandru, and impsrs health and pleasantness to the
head. 1t has stood the test Of time, being the original
Hair coloring and Is constantly increasing In favor
Used by both gentlemen and ladies'. Its sold by oil
respectable Dealers or Oan be procured by them Of the
commercial agents, D. g. Barues & Co., ZOE Broadway
New York. Two sizes, so cents aud 81.
julyl4-d&w6;neod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
,cl7'63-d&wlyeow

FINE OLD BOURBON AND MoNoRoAHELA WHls-
KTs.--Just received large conaigument Of
f1ne old Monongshela and Bourbon Whiskos,
also all kinds of Wines and Liquors, at whole
sale and retail, the trade supplied on liberal
terms by rr.pfg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

"a smile was on her lip-hsslth vas In her look
strength was In her step, end In her hAnds-PAntston
DitteIs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21

HARRISBURG, Oct 20.--No such information as that
spoken Of 10 Philadelphia dispatch, concerning rebel
raid into Pennsyivania has been received here. The
whole report Is believed to be canard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
Now YorR money markeu-oe,. 20

NOW fOfR W0noY WnFket-Uet. 20
Money frmer and more doing at COZ per cent. Bulk
Of the transactions better. s.--... ..
Sterling Exchange closes dull at l649i65 for hnt
class bills. al, ..-,-.-.
Gold unsettled and lower; opening at 49X advsu cing
to 50k, and closing quiet 4eX@49.
Government stock. shade nrmeri q. 8. 6's 81 Cou-
pon1 l09k; 1905, Treasury notes I07.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
HEIMSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative,
1T Is NOT A DYE,

But restores gray hair to its original color by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustsnancs impaired
by age or dlsesae. All Instantaneous ldyss are COM
posed Of nGr caus Destroying the vitality and beau
ty Of the hair and afford of themselves NO dressing.
Heimstrsst's Inimitable ooloripg not only restores
hair to Its natural color by au easy process but gives
ina hair