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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
RebOl News,

FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. 2s,-The following 10 from
the Richmond Dispatch Of the 2lst:
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2l.-Our batteries have kent up n
brisk hrs upon the Yankees, who appear In much
larger force than usual at Gregg and Wagner. Another
Monitor from the North has Joined the feet making
Ave. The Ironsdes, for the hrS time since the attack
upon her, steamed around Cummings Point this after.
uoon, evidently making trial OF her machinery.
GoRDoSsvILLE, Oct. 2O.-0ne thousand Yankee prls
oners capture last week, arc expected here night
The Rspidan bridge will be repaired to morrow morn
ing.
shall Richmond be starved7 This Is question upon
which the people Of this city will be called on to vote
next Tuesday. The exorion blli as II called Is no
new thing. All history is against IL. II the people
neglect to vote aud thus allow the bill to pass they
Will howl for food when IL Is too late to apply rem
edy.
Gen, Price, with ioroo Of twenty thousand men, Is
marching Little kock with only about six thousand
bederals In his front. Gen Kirby smith says Price Is
on his way 10 Missouri.
Tho advceS yesterday developed nothing new in the
condition Of affairs In North Virginia. Since the great
chase given the army Of Meade, our forces have been
quietly resting, waiting for the enemy to make the next
demonstratlon.
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Court Of Common Pleas of franklin county Ohio.
John L, Gill. 4H
W.
Windsor A. .shoemAker.)
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. ia.
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in said County,
on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of November, A D., 1868,
at One O'Clock, p. NJ,
the following described real estate situate In franklin
County Ohio, to'wt: AL Of the interest and estate OF
Windsor A. Shoemaker In the following described real
estate, to.witi 0utLot No. 6, Of Robert NeS Addition
OF InLos and Out to the City Of Columbus, az 10
more fully described by deed Of General Warranty,
signed by Robert Neil and Mary NJ Neil, dated March
18TH 1885, as designated in Plat of sad addition.
Windsor A. shoemaker's estate in said promises being
the undivided fourth OF said premises subject to the
Interstate Of Martha Jane Taylor, (slias Jane Dane
in the same, set apart to her In report Of Commits
soners in the case Of Martha j. Taylor vs. Windsor
Shoemaker, et ale, recorded In complete record Of
Yrankiin Common Pleas, Vol. 80, page 90Ts
Appraised at $3.50 Two hundred and thirty dollars
GEO. W. HUFFMAN, Bherin
Of franklin County, ohio.
l1ld
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

The FnE ON FRIDAY NIaHr-CHILD BURNED
TO DEArH-AbOu. half past twelve O'Clock on
Friday night lat, fire was discovered to have
broken out in the double frame dwelling house
belonging to Mr. John Kelly, oa Maple street,
a short distance west Of the Exchange Hotel
near the Depot. Four families resided In the
building. When the Are was dicoversd, 1t had
m,ds such hsadway that II was impossible to
save the building or any of its contents OF any
co1fequence.
The members OF The several families living
in the d selling. all except child Of Mr.. Kel'
ly's, two years old, escaped in ,te'r night
clothes. The child, sad to relate, perished 10
the fames.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New V,.r. ~.

N tf'rs maskes- Ocso Der "a.
uplAnds. 0H'' AotOc5o for middllng
YLoUa.M 70 ss,lvs a nd s,ms, .,s s.
5 S az 10 TO- and ohOie. advanced s0ase ssiss a.
oub noCp onS o. isss good 20 choice ss,sa
offered. N"s asaeu' and OOD6io
wHssT--lc better; isir speculative s.n.,A ..,.
VI SOeI Is ~ Chicago spring ri ai1i a os .
hm".utee cluD; 81 $50 35ior AntsI L. VA: A. a1%
~ f0f Wibei western. '"O
0vhk-l lc better. with good business; sslss st n, m
iOk Tor western mixed ahoat and In store And IN
low. v~A'A "ss"ih yei'
RYE-Bim.
0AaTs-Actiye and prices advanced 10 Qci aaIss a.
Tor western and State, including $50 600 bush
WesHrn TO arrive at $50. 49,"
rohhA 's shade easier with sales at sli 2sOIl 37K
iIr M ola mess; us 62KDi5 SIX for new do an 5oG
mess. " 'V ior no" Pnmo
REHB-Dull.
CUT MnATS-Quiet and firm,
HAMb-Quet at a@OZc
BAO0E--More active
LARD--Easer at Il9llHc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

A BAD BREArH.-The Greatest Curse tho
human family is heir to. How many lovers Il
has separatsd-how many friends forever part.
cd. The subjec. is go delicate, your nearest
friend will not mention 1t, and you are Ignorant
OF the fact. To effect a radical cure, use the
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as q
densrihce, night and morning. II also beaull-
hes the complexion, removing ell tan, pimples,
and ireckles, leaving the skin soft and white
Pflce 30 cents. For sale by N. B. MARBLE and
all druggists.
oct7' '83- -d&WI,eoW Y
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oARo. Oct. q, ,-Dispatches from Memphis, October
2s says that loyal TenneSeeAns from the upper coun
tes OF WeEt Tennessee, are coming to phs In large
numbers, to avoid the Rebel conscription.
avs miles below Memphis. 1t is supposed they design
operating against steamboats,.
Two hundred and iy bales Of cotton and several rsb
els were captured at Prces Point, on the l9h inst.
The steamboat Crescent City has taken aboard 9 100
bales OF cotton at the mouth Of White river.
The National Union, newspaper, at Little Rock, was
Suppressed by the military authorities. There was
great excitement among the soldiers there learning
the murder OF General Blunts officers and men, and ven
geance was sworn against all rebels hereafter caught
Commissioners for renting Government plantations In
Mississippi represent the workings OF the
paid labor system decidedly successful aud profitable.
There 10 strong disposition on the part Of Union
to concert means to re-estabsh civil government In
those States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Last Nights Dispatches.
From Charleston.

NEW YoRK, Oct. GA Washington letter to the
Post says: Dispatches hero give reason to believe that
the quiet at Charleston h soon to bo broken Col. Jas
r Hawey, 7th Connecticut, 10 In town to-day, fresh
from Morris leland. where he has beon acting as Brig
General In the place Of Stephenson, who has been home
on furlough. Young Dahlgren and Col. HRwley give
favorable reports Of the condition Of AFFAIRS in ths fleet
and army OF Charleston. Much interest Ia felt in the
deet about the rebel tofpedoes The slotest watch 10
kept particularly at night the movements Of any.
times fred into by mistake, careful are the
to keep OF floating torpedocs.
PHILkpIIPHIA, Dot. 2.-Ths steamer Massachusetts
has arrived from st. Johns, Florida. She left Charles
ton Tuesday evening, and brings dispatches from Ad
miral Dahlgren. The siege 10 progressing favorably.
Cen Gllmores batteries were nearly ready to open on
Charleston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 24.-Thos. J.. Clay, youKgest son Of
Col Henry CLAY, Of BueDa Vista fame died on the l2th
at Atlanta Of oongestivs fever. He was Inspector Of
Buchner's star
reported thst The rebels buTrsd lains prn
ripsilg forge lsden, befween 70 and Chaa
'oora P'oceedioR southward, small party OF guer-
wa cayay "ntsIed Danville ct dsybreak, and destroy
"a DE doy r~ett stores taere aud probably deoamped
siDuifat eoGsly.
Ano b pat u'ersd tsfodsburg and stole Gil the
10 bos th-i 60 T. 4
Nashville UAi have just arrived. MAJOR Gspscal
H"t c ans u tiaoDg III, yrs+ngsrs. t8-btF1t T1Ef
he aiU T1r del y,i folc hours In eonaeou euoe ~
lie "0~n ttAin 'u"bhg Oh he track near Elisabeth.
O~n, tbI- 'worD ~
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From VAfkt nta--M eado NOS 20 be Hu-
porseded - skirmIshing with Mo.
DY,s GuofPlllR0.

From VAfki nta--M eado NOS 20 be Hu-
peHseded - skirmIshing with Mo!
by's Guerrilias.
NIw YoRK, Dot. GA speoTfl to the World from
washington says: The Chronicle announces that Gen.
Meade says our army cannot move three weeks on
account OF the destruction OF the railroai.
LATER.
Gen. Meade not being able to get tbroup bIs
with the President In me did not return TO the front
Till this morning. 1t ID auhoratiVely settled that he
10 not to be superseded.
The story In the Richmond papers OF the 2Ist that
Lee has taken ono thousand prisoners from Meade in the
late campaign, Ia entirely mythical.
The following 10 from the Herald's dspatcheu II IA
STATED that Gen. Meade made 0 frank statement con
cernins the peremptory instructions lately received by
MIN to compel Gen. Lee to accept eight, which not
having been able to carry out to the letter he
himself willing and ready TO resign his command. The
President declined to receive any such proposton and
Con. Meade has gone back to his post.
lt 10 rumOTed that Gen. Lee has sent two more dl.
visions TO support Bragg, and that he Is Withdrawing
tho rest Of his forces behind the fortacaions at Fred
ericksburg.
General Gregg's cavalry advanced on reconnaissance
yesterday within two miles Of the Rappahannock and
returned to camp without finding the enemy.
Last night brisk fight had with Mosbys ruerrI.
as In harfax county In which several wore killed and
number taken prisoners. Among the latter Is Jack
Burns notorious scoundrol who has been In our hands
three timos and released upon taking the oath Of allie
glance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes tho sun barn, face snt
hands TO apearly satin texture Of ravlshIng beauty, I'm
parting the marble purity Of youth, and the dtsiag
appearance % inviting In the city belle Of fashion.
removes tan, frsckles, pinplss AID rOughnes from h
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent ant
smooth II contains material injurious to the skin
Pstronsed by Actresses and opere Singers. 1t VIA
every lady should have Sold everywhere.
DEMAs 8. BARNES & CO.,
General Agents,
.., S09 broadway, N. Y.
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Wvnkoop's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidous and dangerous. The prop.
critics Of medicine to alleviate euro and uproot these
complaints must be Expeotoant Anodyne and Invigor
atng looienlng the mueus Of the throat and mpart.
Ing tone to the entire system. No discovery In medical
science ever mastered this class Of diseases like Dr.
Wynkoopi Iceland Peotora. II 10 used with the most
astonishing results In all cases Of Bronchitis, Influenza
Whooping Cough, Diptheria or Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group Coughs, Colds Nervous Irritability,
eto. gEs-
! The Rev. ]. ]. Potter certhes, that have used
Dr.. Wynkoop's Pectoni for several years, myself and
In my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
bsye recommended II to several Others and have never
seen IL equal"
Rev. J. J. PoTTKs, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and Thousands Of important testimoDali
could be produced showing Ito remarkable cures and
that u aevsr falls
II Is composed Of pure Iceland Mou, Balm Of Gilead,
Peruvian Balsam, Elscampans, oonffey, Burdock, akd
other invaluable expectOrant and tonic ingredients II
70 harmless, prompt and lasting. Invslids and sufferer
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family should
have II. It 10 remarkable for Group, Full descrir
tlons recommendations and directions accompany eaci
bottle.
Bold BY all principal puggsts.
Prepared BY DR.. R. D. wyukoop, and sold by D
Barnes q o., New York.
julylt-d&w6m
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Tar ,Elvrlls iolE caFs,o.,,rI, ssc,,rslcs..--Th

Tas BsAurlhs ssl caEalo.L scIracs.-Ths
held OF the chemiet is smp's. and reveals new
oeiuties as no eS2ly ls " Ieh what deliflt
40 90 oefo'd bis era .ions. but we do 1 ot
sj~,Ss pprecis,e bis efforts Is ben. &c The
'"e often IL the Osre npls attiuIes Of
ae'o 'nnption that he ecb.sved bis grandsst
nnmins, The pfhdu'h'o O. y. L,pd 4 Co, .
Ch' 'uioal s 'lera US wds b,as : 4 10 mspkind
that cannot be measured b. IL coy. ne
chemist will not have the lull measure Of bic
fame si!i this production ia the only saleratus
used.
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PROBATE NOTICE,
settlement of Accounts

TNHE following accounts have been filed In the Pre-.
i bate Court Of franklin county, 0hlo and will be
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, the
23d day OF November, A. D. 1853, to wit;
The hrst account Of Reuben &. Miller and George
Wagner, adm'rs Of Anthony Miller decd; the first so
| co ant Of William A. orum, gdn Of John W. Waltoni
the ht accounts OF Eliza j. Breckenridge guardian
of Bliza Jane Breckenridge, Caroline Breckenridge,
Cornela Breckenridge, Amelia Breckenridge and Mar.
garet j. Breckenridge the hTst aocount OF John Cox
exr Of the will Of Wesley Toy, deo'd the rs sceount
OF II .Crsry. admir- OF James Haddock smth deod the
nrst account of b. A. Mccormick one Of the adm re-
of Jackson Ridde decd, the frst account OF John A.
Beiber admir- Of Philip Leip, deCdl the FIRST account Of
Loronso Schneider, guardian OF Dorothea L. sohook;
the second account OF Alex. D. Forester, admir- of
Robert Forester deod the fourth account OF John h.
Stevenson guardian OF Enooh A. Needles; the final &C.
count Of Jenrey Powell, exr OF the will Of Mary
George, decdi the final account OF Charles Breyfoge
admir- de 6oafs non Of James 4. 0Harra, deodi the
flusl account Of William A. orum. guardian Of Jane
GodoWn the final account of William Headley, Jr.,
admir- with the will annexed Of william Headley decd
he final account Of Moses Seymour guardian OF Moses
Welton; the final account Of Reuben +. NeISwen.
der, guardian OF Francis NJ. Neiswender (rendered
by Robsrt Wilson, exr Of the will OF Reuben y. Neis
Wender, deo'd)i the Dual account Of Nelson Wilkin,
guardian of Charles +. Grsvinnai and the Anal ac-
osnnt OF John Cox, admir- OF Solomon Shade, decd
HERMAN b. ALBERY,
Columbus. Oct %. le63-dlt&Wew 3D.
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Cleveland Markot-Oct. es.

rLOUR-sttady at old prices.
WHDAT-HAs ruled dull through the day. Sales
are 1000 bush shoat and on track at 81 IS; car
track At 81 "a aud car choice Kentucky white at
81 80
coRE-Stsady al 9Oo.
0ATs--Steady st 64Gb85c.
BARLRY-saiss 5000 bush at / 30.
HIGHWINEs-Is firmly held at SO cents without any
sales.
BUTTER-ouiet at 22o.
OHREsR-sRles at l2k9l3c.
EGG5-Bteady, with sales at l7c.
LARD-7Aias at 1910.
FEATHERS-Prme geese are worth sO952c.
P0TATOEB--6ale car at Coo.
oRIoNS-9ale 900 bush at SI25.
RRoRIPTs-0OOO bush wheat, $50 bush corn.
Header
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
By order Of Hon. George W. Cate,
Judge Of the ofsthe 9TH Judicial
! Circuit in the State Of Wisconsin.

NJoTIoH 10 hereby published Of an order requiring
IN all the creditors Of Edward whtlock OF the town
Of Weyauwegs In the county ofWaupaos In the STATE
OF Wisconsin, an ippovsnt debtor, pttonipg for the
benefit Of the het relief Of nlvent debtors. to
show cause, any they have, ore the said Judge Of
the Circuit Con at his ofoe iu the town Of Amherst
IN the couaty Of Portage, 10 the state Of Wisconsin
ne zon day of February, AID. 1864, at 10 o'clock ia
toner should NOT be granted. 81 VIZ
Dated this 8th day Of October, A. D. 1853.
fssa tB VIZ JOHN d. STRAIN,
xs9v 9tsisg Atty Tor Petitioner,
iiU staiN Weysau.veea,
October ssolsss.vlow "aapass o' WIS.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

The best advice that can be taken s to ssp'
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
using HUDsOs's unnvALLED TOOTH PASTE. Call
for II at studer's, Marple's, samusl's, Roberts,
Wilson's, schueller's, shaup's, Denig's, Ridg.
ways, ]. Fowler's, D. D, g., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumers anywhere. Try II one
and all. l..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

PERyEcrIoN has been obtained, through art,
scIeuce aud experience, In the manufacture Of
He,rick Allen's Gold Medal Salera,us, and ev-
cry lady who has tested II universally exolaims,
"There lie nothing like itl' D,nt fail 70 test
paper, and you will never use any other -
Call on your Grocer for u, aud DO not he put
or with sny other. All the arocsrs sell IT,
Depot lls Liberty street. New York. -
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Burnside,s Operations.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 24.-The Times dispatch from Wash
pgton 23d says: Il 10 now positively ssceraiued that
portion OF Ewells corps has been dispatched from
Gordonsvle by railroad to resist the advance of Burn.
side toward LynohbuTg.
The reported advance Of forces on the Peninsula
toward Richmond 10 Of course false.
It should be borne in mind that Burnside hss large
force Of mounted infantry engaged In destroying the
main rebel railroad communication With the Southwest.
No appIehensious are felt for Burnade'a eaiety.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

San FRANCISCO. Dot. 23.-The largest nre for many
years occurred this morning Only two small buildings
were left standing In block bounded by Davis, sacra-
mento, Drumm and California streets. The buildings
consumed were old and frame tenements, one and two
stories high. Tho houses were very combustible, and
occupied for cheap lodgings drinking saloons groceries
and small shops. Loss about O quarter OF million,
without much insurance.
Sailed, the steamer Sonora for Panama, with about
seventy passengers and e545,O00 n treasure for En-
gland, and 1928 900 for New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

BALTIMORE, October 23.-A large meeting of uncond
onal Union men was held at Eastern, Talbot county
yesterday. Addresses were made by Hon. William D
Kelly, Of Philadelphia, Henry Winter Davis, and Col
Oreswell,
Judge Kelly announced himself to the crowd Of slave
holders, as Black Republican, from Pennsylvania vel
his speech was received with applause.
This s the first instance Of Republican Congressman
speaking In the slave region OF Maryland, and Judge
Kelys reception was most striking and enthusiastic
one,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

NEWARK, N j., Dot. 2L-Whlls Mr.. A. J. Rogers,
OF Sussex county, was addressing meeting at Deckers
.oWn, at evening" some missiles were thrown In from
the outside Mr.. Rogers retoTted In loud and sewers
language Soon after the building was on fre and
entirely destroyed with adj dining stable containing
Total loss, $50,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

NRw YORK, Oct. 24-General Wslbrdre publishes
triumphant reply In the Herald, this mornn z, to the
recent attack upon him BY the London Times.
General w. charges that the Times no longer repre-
rents the sentiments Of the English masses who opposed
the action OF Lord John Russell In placing the bosri
arrow on Rebel Rams.
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9th oHIo v5iUrIER

CONVENTION OF BREwKRs.-The brewers Of
the United States will hold their third annual
convention In Cincinnati, on Wednesday, the
26h inst. The brewers consider the pressnt
tax upon MALI liquors as being onerouS, and
will endsayor to irauence the next Congress to
make change Ia the Tex law that will be
more satisfactory to them than ths present
regulations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

CHICAGO. Oct. GA special from St. Paul says
Two letters Just received from Bannock city gold Mines
dated 22d and 9Th Of September, state that Captain
Rsks expedition was then within few days travel Of
Bannock city. 30 that the report Of their massacre
was mistake probably arising out Of the Of
miners on the Missouri.
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new York STOCK m.rke.-oc,. "a.

Stocks are quiet and hmer. Chicago 4 Rock Islap
1885 Milwaukee q Prairie Du ohien, 6eiz; PItsburg,
Fort Wayne q Chicago, 66H; Alton Terre Haute 65
Cleveland 4 Toledo, llt&i Galena q ohicsgo l13ki
Cleveland & PlttsburK 0ex Illinois Central, le5k
Reading, 122 Michigan Genital, l24, Michigan South
ern, 66ki New York Central, 1873; Erie llOki Pacific
Mail 800; Missouri 67h.
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PARTITION,

HENRY r. sISOO will take notice that on the
IL 18th day Of September. A. D., 1861 Peter Fran.
sIsco filed petition against him and ohsrs in the Com
mon Pleas Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, praying
for the partition Of the following described real estate
10 Wit Two hundred acres, more or less. beng lots
Nos. % and 70, section no. l. Township No. l. range
voyed by geer FTanssco aud wife to Peat Franssco BY
deed dated August 2l a. d, 1889, except 81 e5 100
acres of the west end OF lot No 80 sold b. the admins
traitors of Peat RPansco to William HaveDs aud that at
the next term OF said said Court Peter ffanssco will
apply for order for partition to be nade Of said
PETER FRANsIsc0,
.e By HORACE WILSON, his Atty.
aenan.a3-wgw t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

Quo 0FFroERs KILLED AND CArruRED IN THr
snoE CT CHIRLrsrOn. following is pub
llshed ss an authentic lst:
62D OHIO voLUNTElRs.
Captain VIM. Edwards, captured July lS,
since died.
Lieutenant Psrley B. johnson, killed July lo.
Lieuterant VIM. Reading, killed July 1S.
Lieutenant Joseph W. Paul, killed July l6.
Lieutensnt George s. Bfownell, killed July
1S.
Lieutenant Henry c. Koouse, killed July ls.
Lieutenant AndrsH J. Fouts, killed July IL.
9Th oHIo v5lUrLERs
Captain John c. Alberis, killed July le.
Lieutenant FIoren,e J. sullivant, Gsptured
July l6.
Lieutenant James II. Baxter, killed July 18
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

TIE Cleveland Leader says that "treason 10
dead In Ohio" We are glad to hear this from
the Leadsr, and trust We shall hear no more Of
it's treasonabie utteyauoes against the good old
Union Of the fathers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

WARRINGTON, Oct. "a. NO suffers are now with the
Army OF the Potomac They have, during the late
campaign, been ordered to the rear the restrictions not
yet having been removed. - - y
There was nothing postively known up to yes lay
noon OF Lees whereabouts.
Tho Secretary Of War returned to Waship Eon to- day.
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Now YORK money markos-Oc,. "a

Money. less active and shade easier at GOT per
cent. 7 ....
BterlinR exchange closed hImer and quiet at about
l60k@l69 for frat class bills.
Gold irregular. unsettled and hmer; opening at
4ox, advancing to AIN, declining to t6, and closing
firm at AK.
Total exports OF specie to day S76O,OOO
Government stocks hrmer; U. 8. 6s '6l coupons 100
@ll0k 1905, l074l07H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

MISSIONARY RIDGE, Got. 7.--For the first time in four
days We are blessed with snnshine. The flooded creeks
are recsdng and the bridges are rapidly being repaired
The enemys pontoons were swept away again. and the
town submerged.
Con. Adam was brought out under flag Of truce.
sges corps 10 reported to have been at Stevenson on
the lAth,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

PARKRRlBuRo, Va, oct, 2i-rhe Ohio river Il now
10 good navgabe condition, and bosts will part daily
10 Portsmouth MsySville, oDoun att, Madison, Louis.
Vile and intermediate river landings, which will great.
" facilitate the dspAlch TO a destination OF east and
west bound freight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
STOLEN I

V5poM the bscrIter In Plain township. on tho night
h Of The l3lh Of October, black Mare, seven years
reeu haod high. with three white feet and star
10 her forshssd curly light mare and che Is badly
caiia, ma,Eed any Information where she can be
'0uh' "'' " PBTER WAGNER.
Hope Postoflce,
sctl8-3tW franklin county Ohio.