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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08
NDEHU.D

Js1HEREBY fGiYlsN TO JniiN DARRA n thut e,
L b. Fred Did, on ttE 23a day of Drcepber dcpoi j.
he Teasry pf Belmont County the Of e2i 50 tax
interest and penalty for the redemption OF Lot No -
w. 4, in the town OF Darnesve, Sold IN the name D
Moses Ferren. at To Sale Ian ~ 1861 and that sale
sale is hereby Cancelled, and sud ios transferred to the
OF Lee l., Fred
Dec e5 1st2 --;5w u Af-'17' = ? = ~
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p6rGovERNoRs MESSAGE. are
under obligations TO Senator Welsh for an
advance copy of the Governors Message. =
We will print it entire next week. @
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Illustrated
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.


EIGI1TEENTIx YEAR.
voLuME vIII.--NEw SERIES.
the frs, Of January, published wsExLY asd every
number contains sixteen pages Of useful information,
and from fve to ten original elgravinas Of ney inven-
tons and discoveries all OF which are prepared express
ly for its columns.
To the Mechanic and Manufactursr.
No person engaged in any OF the mechanics al
uacturng pursuits should think Of doing without" the
Scientific American Il costs but six cents per week (;
every number contains from six 10 ten eneravinss OF
new machines and Inventions which cannot be found IN
any other publication.
- E To the inventor.
The SccnuGc American is indispensable 10 every in
venior, IL only contains illustrated descriptions OF
nearly u the best Inventions they out but each
number contains Official List Of the Claims OF all the
Patents issued from the United States Pneni Office dur
the week previousi thus giving correct history Of
progress OF inventions In this country We are also re-
eeiSng, every week. the bes, scientific journals OF Greai
Brita, France and Germany; thus placing IN our pos
art in these old countries. We shall continue transfer
whalever we may deem OF interest to our readers.
A pamphlet OF instruction the best mode Of oh
tanning Letters Patent new inventions, is furnished
Ms-srs Munn 4 Co. have acted .s Patent solic,ors
for than seventeen years, in connection with the
publication Of the Scientific American, ud they refer
aOO00 pateuces for whom they have done business
No ochnrge Is made for exanining sketches and models
Of new Inventions and ior advising inventors as to the
palentabilty.
; CHEMISTS, ARcHlrsrrs, MnLwuours AND FAaxERs
The Scientific American viii be found most usefa
journal them ALL the discov cries IN tue scienci
Of chemistry are given In s columns aud the Interest
the new Inventions and discoveries nppennhing TO es,
pursuits being published from week 70 week Usefs
miwrishss and miII.ownsrs w Be found IN the scieS
sS'sia rom any e.Ssi source sassc; n siis israsi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

~ SHTHE Columbus Journal. Of Saturday
ssys.the Brigade to which the ssth and 5Oth
regiments are attached overlook John Nor.
gan's forces eight miles beyond Lebanon,
4 towards the Tennessee line, on Friday. A
ssevere engagement ensued, in which the
sgueriIlas we're utterly routed, great many
killed, apd sixty taken prisoners. Johu
has been very roughly ased;ls,ely. qilpH
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NDEMGD

is HEREBY GIVEN TO WILLIAM Iced tim
L John Cole did the 18Th day Of December. deposit
in the Treasury o belmont conuiy the sum oi ~ %
tax intrresl and penlty for the redemption ot Lot No
- the town OF GAINESVILLE sold in the OF Arrh
bald Colc at Tax snr, jan ith. iJ and hat said si,
is hereby cancelled and said lot transferred to tho na'
oil Johu Cole. PIER. COLEMAN, Dept Auditor. &
Dec. 25, lsU2.---jw
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THE TEACHERS WHO WE'RE EXAMINED AT
l Bcllnirr Saturday. the 95ts Of December.
hcrsby nodel that in IL. robbery Of the Post Office
VIII c occurred here last week the Certificates enclosed
Undersigned would request all who were examined nj
that tlinc TO forward 10 either or envelops colt
laning upon Il postage stump. with their pnffie and
Post Oa,ce address. w. u HOUGH.
tl e ftl rsfl 81 ID. r. CAMPBELL
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Executors Sale.
-InternaI Reyenae Tax,

T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all persons Of Rel
mont County who arc required 10 pay Internal Rev
enue Taxes tina, will be at the following places the
days set forth, viz:
81 Clnirsyille Monday, Ian l2h-I.ewis House;
Flushing Tuesday, y" iah-I3ralde enbergs Store;
Morrsiown, Wednesday" 14ti,-Phce House;
Bamesville. Thursday, 15ih--Alls House;
Solnertol. Friday. !" 1b,h-ralmer lionse;
Powhattail Monday, Observation-Disclosures
Bellaire, "Wednesday. 2lst--F<q Aiulerson's Office
Tor The purpose OF collecting The United Staies Taxes
All Taxes not paid OIL The days above named will be
required TO be paid my Office IN Bridgeport before The
first day Of February next
Any unpaid Tnxes after that date must he collected
with Ten per cent added thereto. -
ID. f. HOWELL. Deputy Collector District ls.
Bridegroom. Dec 30, 1862. ri'lsf
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] FIue Cet.fs Re,ras.d.

CTRAYED FROM THE SUBsCRIBER near Boston
y Bcmoni County, Ohio, abound boy BY the name Of
George Helms between II und ~ years old. All per
hereby warned not to sell him anything trust
him -onimy account Any person returning said boy
will receive the above reward
G. G, CLIFF near Boston.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

Mrs. LINCOLN took an active part in
furnishing Christmas dinner to the army in
the Washington hospitals. The muni6cent
donation she distributed consisted Of over
three tons ofipoultry, several hundred bush
els Of apples and cranberries, butter, coffee,
at0 { . ?
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Local Matters. h4,
OUR N EW TERMS
~ 80 In Adyance-eo 90 If not paid
- I'm Advance.


- In Advance.
~; Owing to the enormous increase in th,
trise Of paper, We are compelled to FIX oul
terms Of subscription, commencing with oul
new volume, on the First of February, al
$3.50 jn adraacs, or $500 II not paid IL
0duance. se.t fS 4MAfe I'D
All OF our subscribers, II they would get
the paper at the old price, should therefore
come in previous to the LIST of February and
pay for it in advance. THERE CAN BE NO
DEVIATION FROM THIS RULE.
Subscribers who are in debt for the pres
ept year can settle il, previous to the lst Of
February, at $l so; if not paid previous to
that time, $500 will be charged IN all cases.
Some of our foreign subscribers are in
srrssrs for'two years. We hope they will
settle mp previous to the LIST of February
snd If they do not pay by that time we will
be compelled to stop their papers.
Hereafter oil notices, Of any kind phet.
rsser, wiIlbe charged for at advertising ratcs,
and must be paid for in adrance.
Marriages and deaths inserted gratis. =
obituary notices, exceeding ten lines, will
10 charged half advertising rates, and mas,
bepdid for before inserted.
The adoption Of these rules has been made
imperative by the tremendous rise in paper
aud printing materials. We hope our friends
viii zee the necessity of it, aud will in the
future give The CHRONICLE the same
cordial support and substantial encourage
ment IL has had in the past. There is still
plenty of room on our books for new sub.
,,scribsrs Ifall our friends will make an
Earnest effort they can do the paper aud
cause great good.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

AuDIroRs OF7IcE, BELMONT CoUNrY. Ono.
St. Clairsvile. December u, 1852.
Noiee hereby g,eo that the whole said
much ereof will be
will be cold by the
ounty the Third Tuesday In January Is83 day
month"; unless ssid taxes and penalty be
will be continued dsy
and Of lots shall sold
December u, 1862. p. COLEMAN Dep Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

James Price, Admr Of John l. \ AE said defend
Z Winrod, deed, petitioner, ants are notiheo
Z sl II iagsinst etUln(t that Oh sae 5th day OF
Nancy winrSs Gee WiarSd lsesmosr lses 'si,l A.
Wmrod. Susannah Winrod petition In the Probate
Mary Wiarod, Reason u Win, coun q said County
rod David r. Wnrod, and Ca the object and prayer of
Z ieb Bracken, defendants. which IL ID obtain an
order Of said Cours INC 2h day OF January, 1854 for
ssSs,neII af dover Of Nancy Winrod, widow III ssid
decesssd 10 and for the sale Of The real estate Of which
west quarter OF Sec; 10, Township ~ Range Q. Cons
mining l04& scres, pay the deIts Of said decedene
- ssi''. JAMES PHIuE, Admir-
a,T lyfttab 80. Of JohnL. Winrod, decd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

@-TuE AID Ohio Regiment, epresume,
was 10 the recent fight at Vicksburg. II
belongs to Sherman corps.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

~AGRIoULIURAL ELEoTroN.--Ths
election for officers Of the Agricultural So.
ciety took place on Monday. The following
officers were chosen; IS hes ,saei -
Hesidens-Wm Hardestv. mi-,
Kics-F Fresidsst--Solomon Bentley. Jr.
Board--Chas. H. Arick. WIN. Meek,
Isaac Neiswanger, Thos. A. Mitchell, Shep
pard Davis. -
! SsretaryJohn Dunham. II sl,N
Y Hrcaufre-James A. Rinker. t3
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A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFAI.LIBLE IMMINENT, as an
external remedy, is without rival, and will alleviate pain
muc and Nervous Disorders Il is truly nalibe and ms
curative for Sores Wounds, spraiis Bruises &C. It's
-ooinng hesig md powerful strengthening properties
excite the ist wonder and nsonshr1e Of all who have
given trial Over QUE thousand certificates Of
re,srkaos cures, performed by y within the las, two
years, attest the fact. .i
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Assistant ASScSS0r,S Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to all whom ii may
concern. that any person siding in the Townships
OF Wayne. Somerset, Warren Goshen kirk wood, Flush
ing, Union snd Richand desiring 10 take out n license
ior any OF the trades business, requiring
II license therefore under the Excise Law, eau be ac-
oomnodnted by Stating in letter the occupation or busi-
and nature OF such for which they may desire license
aud will fill bnrk application, anu send The by
mail for their signature. which they return By mail
At Belmont Belmont Co, o.
ALONZO p. MILLER
Assessor 3D. Division, 10Th Assessment Dist Ohio.
ia1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

10-INFoRMATIoN has just reached here
that the wife Of Rev. james NJ Thoburp,
d Missionary to Iudisr asd formerly Of St.
Ciairsviils, has recently dicd Mr.. Tho
burn married his wife 10 Indis. r9...
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NWDH-HQ-E

rs HEREpY GWEN 10, Join DARRaH ihut G.
i c. Davenport did on the 6ti day OF February do
post in the Tr, a~nry OF Bcmout County the OF
slaa s7-tax n,eresi and penalty for hs redempion Of
Lon No 81 IN thu lawn OF barnesve soi,l IN ibe name
Of William 3 Alder ut Tax Sale, Jan. 18th is6I. AID
that snd sale L. hereby cancelled aud said lot transferred
10 the name Of said c. q b. Davei port
Jan, \, Istgl
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sGANorHER HoRsE STOLEN

D0-ANorHER HORSE STOLEN "A horse
was stolen from the stable of Mr.. Archi.
bald Giffen, South Of town, on last Sunday
night. A brigade of .'horse- thief dstec
'tivesp started in pursuit on Monday morn,
ing. They are making an armed recon
noisance in force,' and we hope they will he
ablo 20 bag the enemy, but, 1T the same
time, msst sonfess We have pretty near lost
sll faith in the "bagging" business
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~ - An interesting letter from Barnes
villa boyf GEN. Blsnt's army ssy u
found 10 another column. The Leusenanl
!, ,Adaddell spoken Of formerly lived il
Bsrnesville. a,,s isi.4s. " st-s'l s'' ~
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR 1889

THE FOLLOWING . aLssr sf THE DELINQUENT LANDS
OHIO
81
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Franklin Book Bindery,

Franklin Book Bindery.
j. III. RILEY, Celssnsbsss, o.
THE undersigned has CONNECTED FIRST CDASs
4 BOOK BlNDERY with the BOOK AND STA
ITONERY BUSINESS established in this city twenty
years ago avsiling himself OF the brs modern Machinery
and Steam Powers ior
BINDING EDITIONS OF BOOKS
Re-binding Public and Private Librafes providing ssu
compete facilities and the best sock and appohmeuss
Tor manufacturing
Blank Books,
viz Duplicates Records Docket Ledger. and Journal-
and all other work Tor County Ofeers, Railroads. Bank
ers, Commission and Mercale Houses respectfully
ics orders Tor such books and ARTICLES Of Oce Stztsn
cry as are required In the several departments
BLANK BOOKS ruled 10 pattern, und heading pinfnd
A siock OF STATIONERY, the largest In the West Of
erng variety Of styles and qualities TO select from equal
TO the Eastern Market .-
books and articles OF Stationary warranted 10 quality
aud prices, the lowest governing
Forgreaier accuracy In ordering Blank Books A sng-
gesed that leaf be taken from the back Of the books
use by which the size color OF paper and puite.
Of ruling Obtained marking the leaf the number OF
pages ndeaerngi also s,ssny wheiher Mihsr Without
index. JOSEPH II. RILEY,
Bookseller Stationery. Printer and Bindes
NJ w. I.EFhvoR Supf franklin Bindery. oeI0
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New Aarertisrlnents.
10 Whom Il May Concern.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
IA DEBrED to the rubscrber hook account
otherwise respectfully requested 10 call aud stlc
Immediately a- expect 10 he abseut ~ shou time
aud will be obliged to leays all unsettled accounts. notes,
&C.. in the hands OF proper person for collection.
fFsF y. w. COLLINS.
ST. Clairsville, Jan. 9, lea
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Auctioneer's Notice.

I HEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES io the public
us Auctoi err. trusting by due attention TO busi ess
to merit share of public paironagr havs hppied for
lcense as Anctioneer. under the Excise Law o tie "
snnie by addressing me ut Hurler Benont Co., Ohio.
jat JOSEPH ID. MAYS. Auciiourrr 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-08

.yss1rA Posr-O OssIcEe hes besp sstsblished
~ Bi1iaaasburs, in this county,
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TO Horse Owners!

DR. SWEETS INFAIJ.TBLE IINIMENT FOR
ness. arising from Sprais Bruises, Wr-iching its
elect mugcal and certain Hnriicss Saddle Galls,
and Rngbone may be easily prevented aud cured IN
their Hcipiem stages, but confined beyond
the possibility Of radical cure No Of the kind,
however 50 desperate hopeless bua may be ac-
waited by this iment aud lis fnithul application will
always rcmove the .amene and entbe the horse
travel with comparative -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

TIE NORTH BRiTIsH REvlEw.-This Justly
celebrated Quarterly vas founded by DR.. Chal
mers, and since HE death has been under the
editorial charge Of Prof. Fraser. For some
time past It has been less evangelical than In
its earlier years, but it has now got back to its
fret faith and is conducted with the same vigor
and on the same principles which characterized
Il when under the care Of Chalmers.
The February number Of the North British
(reprint of L. Scott b Co., New York; is On
evidence that 1t is conducted with that yigor
and power of intellect that distinguished Il in
It's earlier years.
The articles in this number are--C -Conviots
and, ,Transportatio Recent Attacks on the Pen
tatsuch, Professor Wilson, Professor Faivre's
Scientific Biography of Gelhe, Greece during
the lspt Thirty Years, Novels and Novelists o.
2 the Day, Domestic Annals Of Scotland, DR.
Cunningham's Historical Theohgy, The Pros
poets Of Parties.
The price Of the North British is So year
with Blackwood S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati market.-march ee.


PLoUR-A dull and unsettled market. supsrane
was offered at S5 4005 so, but In vain.
WHlskY-45O brls were disposed Of at 449441Sc, the
latter rate for wagon.
Lard could have been bought at 9h99Kc, and bulk
meats at and 5hc. It 10 useless to attempt giving
quotations intended to indicate what any article could
GR0oERIEs-A dull market, and prices nominsily
unchanged. There is nothing beyond limited retail
trade doing; Sugar, - to 13kc; odffee, 33935c and
oIL-Linseed is dull. There Is no demand, and, ex.
cePting In the retail way, prices are nominal
WhEAT-There was an improved demand to-day,
chiefly from the LEGAL millers and the market ruled
steady at III 209l % for prime red, and 81 259l T
for Indians or Ohio white. Kentucky white s scarce,
and for strictly prime qualities 81 1901 rs could be
obtained.
OORN-Ths demand continue, good, with only moJ.
crate receipts and the market rules rm at 697Oc In
bulk With sales Of 1000 bush at these figures 6helled
can be sold to fair extent at Sl82c, including sacks
OOO bush shelled were taken yesterday by the Quar-
ermaster In this city at ESQ., sacks included payable in
checks on Washington. .
0ATs-The offerings are more liberal and the demand
only moderate but holders firm and not disposed
to sell except at full rates We quote as the askar V
ures 73c In bulk, and Csc, sacks included. No sales
made public o GEEs
RYh-The market is unchanged and quiet. We quote
prime samples at 95g7c on arrival the former rate in
bulk and the latter In sacks sacks to be returned.
BARLEY-The demand for the best qualities is fair,
win only moderate offerings and the market rules Arm
at u oODl 55 for State spring. and 81 6O@l 65 for
fall. The lower grades are neglected and dul. The
sales were llOO bush fair fall at 81 5 and 400 do at
81 90. -5"Et iIIWFfg
HAY-we have no change to report in the MARKET
The receipts are only fair and the demand good at
ol6 90 ton for prime Timothy In bales ON arrival
and Sl7 600l6 90 from store.
GHnESE-The market 10 unchanged and Arm. We
quote selected Western Reserve at l4c, and Hamburg
and English Dairy at 14H@l5c.
BUTTER-The demand for prime and choice quail
ties continues good, fully up to the supply aud the
market fuIeH dIm at 25(d1Q7C hrlq and QSlD30c
small packages. Qualities below prime are dull at ls
@2ic.
SEED-Olover remains dull but we have no further
change to report In prices, and quote It nominay Of
81 00CG4 80 In lots. Timothy is In fair request al
81 Co., and small sales are making from store at ~ 25
[Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

FuRHITURE AT AuorroS.-WLLIAM R KENT
suctioneer, will sell at public vsndue, at his
suction room, No. lO2 South High street, on
Saturday, the 2S.h of March, commencing al
10 O'Clock A. M the following furniture, to
wit: Six sofa bottom Chairs, 2 sofa Rockers, l
easy Chair, 2 fancy Chairs, l Tete Teto, l
caue-bottom Rocker, Lounge, Gothic Bed
stead and Mattress, Bureau, Marble Top,
Wash Stands, CtoCkery Ware, l set Of China,
l Brussels Carpet, nearly new, l three-ply
Carpet, bedroom Carpet and Druggeiiug, l
marble-top Center Table, Mahogany Center
TSble. Window shades,3 Quartette Stands,
fret rate Singer Sewing Machine and other
miscellaneous articles. Terms Of sale, cash
upon delivery of the articles sold.
m27i2t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

CAiRo, March 81 Last Saturday night anoth-
er barge containing one thousand bushels coal
Hoated past the batteries at Vicksburg, safely,
for the use of Farrsgut's boat.
The Memphis Bulletin OF Wednesday says
three of Portsr's gunboats reached the Yazoo
river by the Sutfower route, and had reached
Greenwood. 1t further says our forces at
Greenwood abandoned the undertaking of for.
cling the passage and was on the return when
It let Quimby's division coming to reinforce
them. The result of the conference was un-
known, but It was thought the whole force
would return.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

ELIsLrR's ArHENEUM--LAsr NIeHr OF Ma.
AND MISS CouLDocK. Mr.. Couldock . portrait
ure, at the Atheneum last night, of the imper.
tursbIe, calm, yet energetic John Mlldmay in
that srqaisititely beautiful domestic play Of
"shll Waters Run Deep" was in the highest
perfection of art, because Il was so true to real
life and so just to nature. Indeed, all the per-
sonages in the drama we're we'll represented.
Never was d audience better entertained, and
We may add, more delightfully."- instructed.
This Saturday evening completes the en-.
gagement Of Mr.. and Miss Couldock at the
AsRsnegm. Aplsy, Lpuis 1I, hsa been select
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

"WHY, Mrs. B., how do you manage to have
such nice light Bread and Blscuit7" " Be-
cause use Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Sale.
ratus. never saw any half as good. like IL
much better to use with cream tartar than l do
soda. shall never use any other. If you will
try one paper, Mrs. w., you will say thesame.
It has almost cured my dyspepsia" Most Of
the Grocers keep It.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The representa-
chiefs of the Cheyennes, Arspahoes, Canaan
ches aud other Indian tribes from the plains,
accompanied by the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs and Superintendent of the Census, Wis
tied the Executive Mansion to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

The following are the names of Union pris-
oners who have been presented with first med
ais, authorized by Congress, through the War
Department. They are all from Ohio; Ser
gean E. H. Mason, Jacob Parrott, VIM. Pettin.
ger, Robert Buffam, Wm. Rodlck and VIM.
Benninger.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
cleveland markes-march go.

FL0UR-Market dull, heavy, and not definitely
quotable. 10
WHEAT-Unsetdled and lower. This afternoon there
are ne buyers on any terms.
C0RN-Sale car at CSC on track, and car delivered
at 66kc.
HIGHWINES-saIe 25 brls at 46c.
BUTTER-Sales commsn at 1Sc and choice roll at
24ab25c.
oHENaE-saes u boxes Hamburg at l5c.
LARD-Sales country rendered at10c.
EGG6-sales at1 13c, a MiJ
DRIED APPLEs-sales at 16Dl7c.
GREEN APPLES-sales IL brls at 90 25.
0ILs-sales Carbon at $50, packages Included.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

ed, In which their unrivalled skll In represent.
ing character to the life will be exhibited to
tie beat advantage. We anticipate a full
house, as every one must be anxious to see
these excellent delineators of character on this
occasion Of their last appearance on our boards.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

/ WILL sell at my auction room, l34 South
Fourth street, on Saturday morning next, one
ten pin table, lot of household furniture, one
second hand buggy, and one three spring
wagon. V.R. GLAZIER,
Aucttoneer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

DUnKIRK, March N.-The steamer New
York, left Dunkirk at half past eight this morn.
ing for Cleveland and Toledo. Navigation IA
now entirely free and unobstructed to and from
this point. @ IN Iagg Tsl'i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

= HARRISBURG, Pa, March 27.-Goy. Curtin
telegraphs to- day from the army Of the Poto.
mac that he finds the army in admirable con-
dition and good spirits, with full confidence ia
their Chief and subordinate officers. His in
tention before returning is to visit nearly, IL
not quite, all the Pennsylvania troops in the
army. a'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28

ALBANY, N. Y. March 27.-Water has re-
ceded two feet. Ii is still several feet over
the docks. Between Albany and Stockport the
ice is firm and formidable. The railroads are
running on time and the mails are regular.