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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

mand OF the Conemaugh has been ordered to the COM
mand Of the Proteus.
Lieut.. Commander Beardslee has been detached from
special duty in New.York and ordered TO the Wachu.
sctt.
Lieut.. Commander De Kraft has been ordered to the
command Of the COnemaugh.
MORE OF JEFF DAvIs's CORRESPONDENCE.
Among the letters to Jefferson Davis, re-
Gently captured, is one written by Gen. Gadsden OF
South Carolina dated Mexico FAR back as 1854 when
Davis was Secretary Of War. developing the scheme
Of great federation Of West India Islands including
Cuba, to be formidable commercial and naval power,
stimulated in their advancement and prosperity by
African Slavery existing IN the Southern States
where Southern planters Of enterprise will find space
and inducements enough TO seek new homes for them
selves and donestics in the most lovely domains OF
Gods creation, and all united in harmony under one
homogeneous American system.
ARREST FOR INDUCING DEsERIIoHs.
Military Governor Martindalc to-day trans
icrred 70 Justice ~ the Peace a several weeks
ago arrested charge Of furnishing citizens clothes
to soldiers and inducing them to desert for the pur
pose of selling them AS substitutes. On hearing OF
the case two privates TO the fact when the ac
cused WIS committed 10 Jail for court martial The pen
atty prescribed by the enrolment is line not exceeding
500. and imprisonment not exceeding two years mol
less than six months, at discretion Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
To ,h, A"ociaied Pre..
WASHINGTON. Thursday Oct. =. 1903
IHI FIyF-IWENiY BONDS.


The third series Of Fiye-Twcnty bonds Of one
hundred Millions preparing at the Treasury Department
is yearly competed and II the subscriptions continue
to augment they have during the past few days the
entire series viii be absorbed An erroneous i'm.
preston is entertained by persons that this work
has all been executed in the Department. This IL not
the cnse. The face plates were engraved In NewYork
and the printing Of the face Of one denomination per
formed there. The remainder OF the work has been
done ut the Treasury. The execution is credtabc 10
all and when the necessarily brief period OF preparation
At tho Treasury considered the speed with which TINS
series has been produced must be regarded as exaor
dnary while the cost TO the Government has been less
than half the cost Of the former Issues This econo
my must be very satisfactory to the public, ms 1t shows
that with al! the pressure upon the Treasury Depart
ment there is both the disposition and the ablty TO
economic in the details Of expenditures.
SHAREHOLDERS UNABLE 10 FEED THEIR SLAVES,
AND SEND THEM AWAY.
Another party of contrabands have arrived
at Alexandria They are mostly from the region about
Culpcpper. They represent that they wero told to
leave by their because they had nothing where
with ~ support them during the coming Winter.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commodore Shuteldt, detached irom the COM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

Twenty-Five paymasters, with four and q hall
million dollars went South to-day on the gunboai Spring
held III charge Of MAJOR Ferris MILLION and Lalf
goes 20 New Orleans IN charge u Major Nichols
The Memphis and Charleston Railrood. now running
to Cosinth viii be open TO Decatur. Ala. In few days
II t reported that Diok Taylor has 1900 Rebel, nj
Shreveport. Loui.i1nn watching 10000 bales II
Cotton
Gen Grant 10 able to move around Gen. Pren,i,s
arrived from below to-day route for Washington.
u e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Prom THE sOUTH.WEsT.
= - Re-enforcement Of Gen. ROseerans-
Expedition and Energy in the Move
nasnt-The Work Performed by Gen.
Chants Army-1he Effect Of Rose
ersns's Repulse at MemphV-The In.
e.Asiiarism On the Mississippi-Anairs
at Yirksbmrg.
From q VI special Correspondent.
MyuPUIa

MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct ], l.6j
There .ean be no longer any good reason ior
journalistic silence in reference 10 the main matter OF
interest til Inspiring in this department at present be-
eause first Intelligence of the movement be sup.
pressed and second the stock Of Rebel Information
concerning ii cannot be materially enhanced by such
mention ii may get in the Northern press. BE it
known then thst large reenforcements for the i'm.
periled army Il Chattanooga proceeding thiiher
nom this depar ane1t. The entire 18th Army Corps
Gen Sherman c, lnIandng the Seventh Smiths) diyi.
sion Of the 18th trny Corps and detached portions
he 10Th Army Go rps have orders for this service aud
are well on their way at this time These troops
passing and have tvlssed through this place. Expedi
ton and energy ch yaetorze the movement and good
time win be made There Is a surmse going the rounds
today 70 the effect NJ ~ the whole thing viii be counter
handed but do not think II will there is good rea
son and sound policy in such concentration A. the
movement looks o. Independently Of any consideration
~ the immediate danger OF ROsecranss army
OF course no other offensive operations-at least
~ formidable chasacter-vil be looked for from
the troops ieIt III tls Department. With the 18th Corp
in the Department Of tie Gulf and the equivalent Of
two other corps transferred TO the Deper rnent Of
the Cumberland, the grand army which opened up the
Mississippi Valley, though strong enough still for de
fensiyc 6nrDDses must neceesarIy rennsa Mill on.r
its laurels content with the retention of the terri
tory and important strate c points has wrested from
the enemy. Indeed Gen. rants recent campaign was.
In soDse an exhaustive one II left nothing more
10 be- done until an entirely new campaign should be
planned Today the enemy Cannot be found in force
within the lines Of LIS Depart ment-a condition Of
fhings not likely 10 change soon
The rePuse. defeat, Whatever else IL may be |
termed u KOsecranss army. has produced profound |
fbsa'lon IN this quarter, among bon ne hlends and
iot. 81 the Government However widely the people
1.ie avn and military, differed with regard 10 other
matters connected with The war. they were fat np
PVseYing DIaliajiy with reference 10 III GurptIOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
Arrests for Defrnudine the Draft.

ROCHESTER. N Y. Thursday. Oct 4 1868.
Peter p. Murphy, Examining Surgeon of the
Board of Enrolment at Lockport has been held to bail
in s5 600 for accepting money and +. +. Hoyer was
held 10 bail in the amount for offering money to
Murphy to exempt drafted mep. Their examination
will bc held In this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

PROMOTED. Addison Farnsworth, late
Of the 10Th (HighIander) Regiment who was wounded
during the campaign Of the Army of Virginia. and
made Major in the Invalid Corps, has been promoted
to Colonecy in the same Corps Col F. is Of our
Oldest and most faithful volunteer officers having gone
through the Mexican war and was one Of the first tc
take his place again under the old flag on the outsre"l
of the Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
The Draft nlNew.Jersry.

TRENTON Thursday Oct g. 1868
Notice has been received at the Adjutant'
Generals office in this city from the Provost Marshs
General that draft will be commenced In NewJersey
on the eth inst Credits will be given by subdistrict'
M to the 2ith Persons charged with raising troops
had better compare their lists with those at the Adu
tant Generals Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
The Coverume.e Liam.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Dot G. ie"s
The Subscription Agent reports the sa'e :"
81, 273. 900 fiyetwenties today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
WoMbardment Of tho City
and Our Camp.
Tie Teo,sssee River Rising Rapidly.
DAMAGES TO THE BRIDGES.
Reports from Charleston and Mobile

FORTRESS MONROE Thursday, Oct T. 1868
The Rn ssond Enquirer of to-day contains 'ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

Private Bombay kilograms Of September II
report business more active. Dharws Cotton S0
Freights 81 TO Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
TKEATy-MAKISG Win THE INDIANS.

EIGov. Ramsay, sent as special agent to
mako treaty with the Red Lake and PeInbina indians
viie 10 the Indian Bureau from Northern Minnesota
that be met about Of the former and 200 Of the latter
tribes including halibreeds and hoped to be able to
conclude treaty upon favorable terms with them al
though at present theyse, up high preten,ons and make
..nnnlh, drmnudn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
IBr WASHINGTON UNION CLUB.

The organization Of the Union Club of Wash
ngton has been perfected and the Club House will be
opened IN November with furniture and the usual
appurtenances. OF the fry members, more than two
thirds belong to the Treasury Department While none
Of the other Departments have more than single rep
reseniative. and the war and Navy have none. The
Club Is limited 10 two hundred members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

capable Of such reasonable extension in law as is sum
cicn for the intelligent performance Of the act where
proper diligence IL used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
GOVERNOR Oh DAKOTA.

Newton Edmunds, resident Of the Territory
aimee u. organization and u brother Of Commissioner
Edmund, II tho Gcnei u Land Office has been appoint
ed Governor Of Dakota Ills Knowledge OF the resources
q the Icntory and his ability to develop them are
believed 10 be- unusual IN the incumbents Of such
Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

The Emperor of Morocco had promised to
comply with the demand Of Spain and send troops "a
chastise the Rafs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
FROM WARRINGTON.

Spe cisl Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Oct. Z, 1863
TIE HERALDs LAST PEACE PROPt sITIoNs.
The statement of The Herald that within the
las, few days propositions opeace have been introduced
to the Cabinet is denied upon the very highest au'
thority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
lfaly.

The official Ga:ste publishes decree with.
drawing the e,equatur pontfca from Consuls in the
ITALIAN Kingdom owing to the expulsion OF the Itawa
Consul from Rome without canse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

Count Walewski or De Persigny were spoken
of 10 succeed Baron Gros. at London The AsReStsl
Dpomaiqus believes the French Government dsss not
contemplate any change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

In CouScIL.-The lights Of Democra-
cy, alias Cepperheads, have been in ses-
sion in this city for three days the past
week. Among them were the candidates
on the Copperhead ticket of Lee county.
In as much as these gentlemen have no
platform of their own, and their candi-
dates for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
crnor running upon separate and antipo.
dial platforms, we presume the candidates
aforesaid met for the purpose of agreeing
upon terms upon which they could har-
moniously disagree in their "'letters'' to
the "dear people" ~
The head and front of the council was
an elephantine calf, who has not tho hon.
or of our acquaintance, but is doing his
prettiest to injure us. The less he inter.
feres with our interests the better. While
we can scarcely tolerate Copperheads who
are guarded in their speech, those o.
that species who take upon themselve.
the responsibility Of interfering with oul
interests. may be summarily dealt with
We ask no favors at their hands, and viii
not brook contemplated injury, no mat
ter what the stature or statur of the trait
or and deiamer- plaindealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
THE AEE Ct11
Hev Ge,a Gees UP.

Gold in New York is to-day quoted a
1913. We have no news that IS unfavor
able to the Government, and the publ,
will. therefore, be -.frions to know tn.
cause OF this apparently causeless rise
The following from the New York Even
ing Post Of Friday let's us into the secret
of how the gold gamblers in Wall street
do these things
"THE SECRET OuI.-Gold suddenly
went up yesterday in this market The
rise was nearly two per cent. Men IN
Wall street didn't know exactly what II
meant till the top notch had been reached
but then they found out all about it
People who did INT know anything about
Wall street till they saw the afternoon
papers discovered that gold was up, but
that was all they could discover. Last
night there was great hunting around
town for the cause Of this sudden infla-
tion-an imitation without any palpable
reason, for our arms had sustained no de-
feat, the siege of Charleston was getting
on well, the rebels moaned AMI loyal men
exulted.
awe are glad to be able to enlighten
The public as to the causes of this singu-
lar phenomenon. The explanation is as
follows:
81. JEFF. Davis has sold Texas to the
Emperor Napoleon.
"2. The bargain is to be closed imme-
diately.
80. The money-several millions of 1t
is to be paid IN gold.
"And, 4. Napoleon is buying gold in
this market. having no other place to buy
it in. for the purpose Of making the pay
ment.
"Whereupon gold went. up two per
cent 1t fell back to the old rate two
hours afterwards; and the Inference is
that the Emperor had purchased within
that brief period all the gold he wanted
to complete his bargain.
$50 the secret is out"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

NEGRO TRooPs IN REBELLION The
Mobile Register says: "The negro is
no longer an object of small talk in the
South. The people Of the South have a
place for him. and that is in the army
There should be no distinction of color,
says the Register, when man is willing
to fight for his home and MASTER"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

Eg Charlotte Cusbman has consented
to appear at the Boston Theatre, one night
only, for the benefit of the Sanitary Com
mission. She will also appear one night
7 in New York and one night in Philadel-
phia, in behalf Of The same excellent OBJ
ject. For no other purpose would she
return 10 the stage temporarily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

nn- Between $4,000 and $4,000
have already been subscribed in Massa-
chusetts for the purpose of organizing col
ored regiments in the South and South
west. 1t is proposed to raise 100000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
LIVE STOCK.

Droversand Farmers wi lfn this he mos advAn-
taSecus route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards ,we
wnteredand supplied With every convenience have
been open ed nections an every
attention 10 paid totheir wants From Harrisburgh,
where will be found every convenience for feeding
and restin9 q choice is ofered Of the PHlLA DBL
PfflA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
Chis willal be found the shortest quickest and
most disee troutefor stockt New Ycrk-lviAAllen-
town]-and With ch gesthan any othef.f
ENOCH LEWIS, GeneraiSapt., Altoona, Pa
Lib. HoUPT, Gen r ieb etAxi, ,Philadeiphia
II. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent
dhv Phisf .ospA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04

FRox SOUTHERN ILpISoTs.--A gentle
man direct from Southern informs us
that in many places along the American
bottom, and even back in the interior,
the corn crop has been almost entirely
cut off By the frost. This is hard look.
i Rock Island Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-04
+ RI IGHTS S..

GIFTS.
forwarded 10 ard from Philadciphis. New York,
Bosto or Baltimore, to and from any point on the
Rsiiroads OF Ohio, KENNEDY. Indiana, uiinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DI.
RECT.
The PennsylvsHis Railroad also con- eets at Pifts.
burg with Steamers. BY which Goods en- befoTuafd-
ed 10 my point on the Ohio. Muskinxum. Kentueky
consin Missouri. kansas, Arkansas, and Ned XIV
ers; and At Cleveland, sandusky sad ChisAeo win
ste amers to all ports the North Westarn LSkcs.
Merchanteand Shippe sentrustin RI be tpanoposta
iton OF their freixhtto this Companyean rely VIII
confidence on its speedy transit-
The nates of Freight
To andfrom any pointinthe wee, bythe peInsyi.
vania Central Railroad, are at all tines as "a.
Road COMPANIES.
M participant to mark PACKAGE, stviA Psxn
C.NTaAL K. R."IU
ForFrefehtOosSTscts, Of Shipping Direct ions, ap
ply TO or address either OF the following gents o
5. A.sTEwART, Freight Agent. PhssesrsA
CLARKE& CO., Transfer Agents, -
INV BROWN 4 CO., Cincinnati,o o.
R.C. MELDRUM = Co., Madison, Ind.
J. \. MOOkB. louisville, Ky.
w. NJ. AfKAAN 4 Co., Evansville, Ind.
R.F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri
CLARKE + CO.. Chicago, Ill.
J. H. N'COLH Portsmouth %
Kentucky.
w.H.AE. L. LANGLEY ,Gallipolis,o.
H. PIERCE & CO., Evansville o.
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley
&c. MELDRUA, General Tnveling AgeI
for the South an dNest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
Morning and Noon Reports
Rebel Cavalry C.c:s:,ns into mary


PaILADELPHIA, Dec 3l.--The Washington
Chronicle has special from Frederick, Nd,
believed TO be reliable, that Stuart croased the
Potomac at Point of Rocks on Tuesday night,
with fifteen hundred cavalry anda battery Of
artillery, and 10 now In Maryland. Iti sbelieved
to be their intention 70 move on Frederick and
destroy the bridge over the Monocscy. IL 10
raining hard, and 1t is hoped the river will rise
and prevent their escape. Plans are completed
for the capture of the whole force o. '
New YoRK, Dec. 3l,--Thsq Tribune'a die
patch from Washington the 30;h says; The re-
port that rebel cavalry crossed Into Maryland
at or near EdWard's Ferry 10 confirmed. They
were followed 70 Vienna yesterday morning BY
q force Of mounted men under Capt. J. Mix,
Of Scot.'s ulns hundred, To-day the recon
nissAnoe was pushed as far as Frying Pan, bear
C1antilly, by elk companies of the regiment
under Lieut. Colonel Wilkesop. Three rebel
strsggleIs we're taken prisoners yesterday by
the 9th New York cavalry Col Percy Wyrd-
ham will take up the pursuit Tomorrow. a
prisoner taken belonging to 81 Virginia csyaIry
and COW in the Capitol prison ssys Lee, Stuart
and Hampton lelt Gunnsy's Station on the "a =
with seven thousand cavalry and six pieces OF
artillery, This force Wss divided Stuart With
one thousand men and the guns wen: to Dum-
| fries. Hampton and Lee with ak thousand
aud four guns went to paris unknown
| A dispatch received this afternoon from an
officer near Monocscy, 10 Maryland, st ties that
Q large body Of cavalry was crossing the foto
mac at Harrison Island, about seventeen miles
this side OF Harper's Ferry, fs. .t5 .r
The Times has the following details Ct sat-
urday's fght with Stuart: On Saturday lsat
Smart cres,ed the Rappshannock at Reily's
Ford about six miles ]east of the Orange and
Alexandra railroad with six thousand men and
six pieces of artillery. He proceeded to Stat
ford church, where he divided his force Into
three columns, each having two pieces Of artil.
lery, and thus formed marched upon Dumfries,
where he arrived at about IL o'clock. On taxi
lug position on the hills commanding the town
he commenced throwing shells, and succeeded
in demolishing the building lately occupied By
General Sigel, and several other houses The
place was occupied BY three companies OF In,
fan.ry, four hundred cavalry and four pieces OF
artillery Of General Slocum's corps, under the
immediate command OF Colonel Candy. The
light lasted about siz hvurs, When the rebels
retired defeated. Our loss was tour killea aud
eight woucded. The rebels, SO tar as known,
had ten men killed and sixteen wounded
Thirty rebel soldiers were captured, aud they
captured teentY Of our cavalry before reaching
Dnm.rles, who were out pssturius. q The Union
troops acted 10 the most gailsot manner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
Sheriff q Sale.

"a VIM ~ puu I Common Piess Oozr.of Frank
a. O. p,e.ton ct al. lin County, Ohio, s.,t.-
I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER 0E
ths said court 70 me directed will offer for sale
public auction ct the door Of The Court House In the city
Of Columbus, on . psf.-f-gg.t ..sE4 T.
Saturday, tue asth day Of January, 1868,
at one o'clock P. H. the following described real e.
tate. situate In franklin county, Ohio, towit; ll
Lots Nos 81 and 60 in the Village Of ehsdeyile, be-
ing the same that were conveyed to said solomon G
PrestOnb by IsaaS Dennis al dwite by dee tated Sep
temhsr 5th, 1850, .,. F.-s .. -
Appraised at-LOt No. 81; Ssss 90 as'3 sl'
!. 4 n 49, - 69, 500 60 .L, '...g.N z
q. W, HUEFMAN, sheriff.
- dee20-dltwtd. .... ...-r. -.-. ..-....4.au
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
U. 8. Mississippi Squadron,

p OAiRo, ILLINOIS, Novembef %, 1862.
WANTED In THE NAVAL SQUAD
w RON the MbsissIppi River neamep, Ordinary
ssamen snd Lsndsmen to snip for the war. Allper.
sous who viii present themss % at any Naval Rendes
voul 10 the West or OF Cairo, having passed
examination, to prove that he haA chronic disease
disability Of arg kind. will have Ms expenses paid, and
will be received into the Navy No person need apply
who 10 not ahebodied and free from Of every
hind. . = ~ r., d.. ... 'rtsrt
Great Inducements are offered now to enter the Navy
In the place. the country wants the services Of eve,
" patriotic young man, and II will be strange II the
WeI after rasing 90 many soldiers, can not man Its
Navy, l,..t.- .... - .- 0 m ~
There Ia every chance Of promotion to the higher
grades the pay good and subsistence better than thai
Of the Army. The men have good homes, kind treat
ment good hospitals Hhsn SICK and will be we'll cared
for nevery way. Persons wishing 10 enter will b 70.
celved at Brie, Louisville. It. ouis Chicago, Cairo
Cincinnati and Jacksonville, where rendezvous are
open at all times. all persons will be required TO be
exsminsd BY Surgeon Of the Receiving Ship and those
having any disability or diiesie need not come.
Persons entering will lss a. aeamen, Ordinary eea
en or Lahdsnens and be promoted TO the higher rates.
- they may b found qualified Those who merit Il by
good condne gallanty in battle close atteuton to
their duties, viii 10 Recommended to the higher grades
OF otacera. s...l al "sa t :. -t- b.
The folloWing A tha rata of nav, n .. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
in the Probate Court Of franklin
ssfsn County, 0hiolas ssoru saa,

Oliver P. 0haney, Executor or 1'@ . I" s'Nl eva
Estate Of 6usannsh Dove, deceased, lsers r.. sgi
~ Against Petition
Jonathan vickers and Elisabeth to belIland.
Vickers. To Jonathan yicksn anal .v~ -F.g,.
Eiixabeth Vickers, devsee of iaid 'N' 'l'
eusaDnAh Dovp, dseeased.lo etst 81. 0sIi q
VOU ARE HERERY iHNEORMEl
that on the 10Th DAY Of December, A. D., 1862 sai
executor ed his petition the Probate Court 6f RrAnl
lin county Ohio, the object and prayer efRhich petite
Il to obtain an order from aid Court Oh the I7h dsy
january, A. D., 1863, for The sale Of the following ri
estate of which said eussnnah Dove died selsed or
said decedet 70 wit; he east half Of In-lot nuynbl
one ID Ia David DtkonT addition to he town Of VII
chester REankiinlcountys ohio. aa gy6ss 1no 70
algCH HssousOf 81 y ss,snasS m @ H5ysi
n oolumbus, Dec. 10, 1852 -wlw- .lssa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01

Mr.. Steyeas--i mOTe to 10y the resolution
upon the table,
Mr., PendletOn--i call fer the Jess and nsys
on that motion.
The yeas and were ordered.
The question wac taken; Rndit Tas decided
10 toe afflrmative-yeas rs, nays Al. ..