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The New York herald., 1863-07-11

ARRIVAL or PRISONERS AT BALTIMORE.
BAIrIxoRE, July 10, 1858
About Two thousand hve hundred prisoners have ar
rived the ast few honrt by the Northern Central Rail
road.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
THE REBELS COMPLETELY HEMMED IN.

The rebel pckeis and ours meet at Greencastle.
General Couch - at this point.
battle s looked for at any moment. IL is thought
we have ee completely hemmed in.
News from Wiliamsport shows that the rebels have
lost two out Of three ferry boats by the late high water
Very little Of their transportation had reached the vr
gina Shore but the Of their wounded have got
The report from General Smiths advance states there
is no material change in the position Of General Lees
troops from yesterday. is no. believed that Lee win
attempt 70 deend the line OF Antietam Creek but has
concentrated his army Hsgerstown, where he will
without doubt await an attack.
strageers ard deserters from Lee army s continues
10 arrive in largo numbers.
Lees headquarters are still at Hagerstown.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

NEW JERSEY TROOPS FOR HARRISBURG.
TRENTON, N. j., July 10, 1858.
Captain Joseph A. Yard left this city this evening with
company Of sxty.fonr for Harrisburg. This 70 the
fourth company Trenton has sent 10 PennsylvaDia.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
THE IMPENDING BATTLE.
Skirmishing and Cannonading
Along the Front.
CAPTURE OF THE REBEL GENERAL JENKINS
The Position Of the Union and
Rebel Armies.
Reported Advance Of Reinforcements
for the Enemy.
Lees Army Fifty Thousand Men
and Two Hundred and
Fifty Cannon
The Unien Army in Fine Condition
and Eager for Battle.
A Band of Guerillas Dispersed by Herald
Correspondents.
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Rebel Accounts Of the Battle at
Gettysburg,
&C., &C.. -
Lees Army Fifty Thousand Men
and Two Hundred and
Fifty Cannon.
The Union Army in Fine Condition
and Eager for Battle.
A Band Of Guerillas Dispersed by Herald
Correspondents.
Rebel Accounts Of the Battle at
Gettysburg,
&C., &C.. -
sKIRMIsHING AND CAPTURE OF GENERAL
JENKINS.

sKIRMIsHING AND CAPTURE OF GENERAL
FREpEucK, Nd, July 10, 1853.
Some slight skirmshng has been in progress TO day
between forces General Buford and the rebels
under General Jenkins.
do learn that we lost much, but gained a great
deal.
The rebel General Jenkins captured early in the
morning. and he passed through this place tonight
route for Baltimore and Fort McHenry.
The cannonading left this morning not Of
long continuance, but about II renewed
briskly, and continued for about hour but the result
y unknown here at this writing ..
general engagement win probably take place TO.
morrow the next day.
CANNONADING NEAR BOONsBORO.
FREDkRscK, Nd July 10, 1858.
Cannonading heard here this morning the direc
t'en Of Boonsboro, but not heavy 1t probably
or two pieces. Smelling woods.
THE STRENGTH OF THE REBEL ARMY.
FREDERICK, Nd, July 10, 1863.
From refugee, arrived here tonight who left Hages
town this morning. learn that the enemy's force IL
about fifty thousand men and about two hundred and
nfty pieces Of artillery.
Ny informant states that the trains OF General Lee
number than three thousand wagons and
all the road from Hagerstown TO Willamsport and
Eheppards Ford
The cavalry skiTmish last night and this morning
the road from Boonsboro to Hagerstown and about
three miles from Funkstown Our loss only twenty
wounded General Buford drove the rebels about two
miles, and held the field The skirmish displayed the
pluck Of They went in with will their watch
word being "Meade and Victory"
Our troops In splendid condition and eager for the
fray The successes Of the past few days have made
heroes Of the weakest The men coming up with
win emuating the deeds Of heroism OF the old Army
Of the Potomac.
Another battle il at hand and another victory s
tain.
The river sti very high, and the whole rebel army
b on this side.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
a nr.g and : Fl.hing seAeo.sr n.r..A.

The fishing schooner Citizen arrived to-day. shs
ports bark rgscd rebel steamer ycstssdsy eighty Diss
southeast Of Gay Head shs had burned brig sud thsu
made for . Provinceto~n fishing schooner and burned
her The Of tho fisherman escaped thsr boau 70
a fleet of mackcrcl nshcrncn.
number of nshng schooners are coming into Tar
paulin Cove to-day 10 escape the pirate,
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
THE REBEL PRlvATEERS.
Another Rebel Privateer on tho Eastern
Coast.

Coast.
Bo-ros July 10, 1893
Captain Thompson Of the British schooner Agnes Ross
arrived horo this morning from wcstport, ". T., 2sh
ultmo. lie reports that tho 9Th tho American
schooner Arkansas Of vnahaven No Captain Webaser,
arrived wostpor. Captain Webster states that rebel
bark rigged steamer tons cruising In the ssa
Island fishing grounds. and that tho Arkansas
PEELED 10 run into port TO escape capture.
large ship. loaded with doal- and reported ~ belong
Ing 10 Kennebunk, Maine was also sesn burnt 10 The
edge, she being the time In TOW Of fisherman
on Grand Manan Bank.
Tho ship found abandoned. Nothing 10 known of
her The circumstances Of her destruction but u
supposed bcen tho work Of tho pirate by
the Arkansas.
uliimo whom thirty mes west of wastpor be
heard heavy Airing in a souihcastnriy dircoton which
continued for two hours.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

NAKfINsHtKi, Va July % T. u.
On Saturday General lee had changed his from, and
oupied the ground he drove tho enemy from the ist
and I'd. His whole army excellent spirits and tho
the situation Generals Pender and Pickett
wounded Colonel Avery, Of North Carolina s killed and
Colones Bennei and Parker wounded Ewelps wagons
arc
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL NAGLEE.

fRyDxuox, July Q, 1863.
Upon General Nagee reporting at headquarters, with
troops from General Fosters North Carolina command,
General Meade Immediately assigned him to a command
n Harper Ferry.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
FIGHT BETWEEN GUERILLAS AND HERALD
CORRESPONDENTS.

CAPTURE or Mr. C0OK-HIs RESCUE BY MEssRs.
KNOX AND HosMER-IHE GUERILLAs DISPERSED.
FREDERICK, Nd, July 10, 1853.
Mr.. !. NJ. Cook, one or the HERALD correspondents,
while route from Baltimore to the army, yesterday
attacked BY party Of i've guerillas Cooksown
the turnpike. The rebels in the act Of cxamn-
ing him when Messrs. Knox and Hosmer also Of the
HERALD came 10 the at a charge The rebels did
not show hght, but broke the direction Of West.
minister. Messrs Cook, Knox and Hosmer arrived here
to-day, and have gone TO the front
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

II Is with much satisfaction that the MAJOR General
Commanding announces to the army under his command
that he has received official intelligence that vicksburg
was surrendered by the enemy General Grant
sth instant.
BY command Of Major General MEADE.
So. BaEsrow, Assistant AdJu,ant General.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHT.
They Claim A Great Victory and the
Capture Of Forty Thousand
Yankee Priso ners,


MARrSsuRo, July 8, 1888
General Lee defeated the enemy the battle Of Friday
last, but lost four thousand prisoners General rks
dale Of Mississippi and General Gnett OF Virginia.
killed. General Hood, Of Texas, was wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
Evening and Midnight Reports.
The Arrest OF BOIleau-Prescn m TIM en-,
OF tho Grand Jury,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-The Grand Jury TO.
day made presentment In relation TO the ar
rest OF Mr.. Boileau, proprietor Of the Phila-
delpbia Evening Journal. The presentment
says: The testimony shows the arrest was made
by order Of Gen. Schenck, for the publication
Of an editorial article under the title of "The
Message of Davis" and other articles of like
character, tending to the support of the rebel
lion against the U. 8. Government. After
quoting the editorial alluded to, the Grand Jury
say they cannot refrain from saying that whilst
they indirectly or az body could not do any
thing which would have tendency to weaken
the General Government, yet they feel equally
bound to enforce all laws that have for their OBJ.
ect the liberty of the citizen, which laws are
10 their sacred keeping. !
After reading the presentment, Judge Lud.
low said shall request the Dlstrics Attor-
ney to examine the document and to frame
such bills of indictment as he may find to be
necessary In the support not only of the laws
of fPennsylvanla, but Of the Constitution of the
United States. We can then arrive at the
question of the legality of the charges therein
contained. The record will then present de.
tailed charges, and the defendants may object
to the prosecution for any cause they may
have. and they may also have the Judgment Of
this court, aud also the Anal judgment Of the
Supreme Court 10 case they should be dissatis-
fed With the finding of this court
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New Ycrk NIarEe..-Jan. a0.


COTTON Opened Arm ar s9@sos. but became dull
irregular and lower, closing heavy at $40.
PL0UR-Excited, and 10925c betterr Bale at % 81
81 6O7 90 for for choice do 90 957 Is for supernne
westerni o. 05@7 IS for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; closing Arm.
MHlsKY-Decidedlyh higher and active at 5696Oc.
WHhAT-More active and decidedly higher ship
ping brands 91 47@i 81; Milwaukee club 81 54@l 60
winter red Illinois 81 63 mixed western 81 OF; un
sounl spring 81 1901 57H.
C0RN-More active, and 192c better; 92994b fol
sound mixed western, el@9lko for unsound, and 95G
96o for western yellow.
OAT5-A shade more active, with sales at 6l@7lc
CoBfEE-firm. The government contract for 640, /,
vUO pounds roasted and ground Bio was awarded al
SUGAR--Active and firm at ll@l3kc for New Or
leansi l0k9llTc for Muscovado, l0k@llkc for Ha
vana The government contract fer IS 900 pounds N.
was awarded at l2 20.100912Kc.
mOLAbbEb-Firmer. New Orleans 409p42c; BaIba
does 40c; and Muscovado 33c.
POhk-Blrmer with a fair demand. The government
contract for 10 600 lbsmesa and prime mess was aAd
cd at SIG 2l@16 o..
CuT MnATs-fair request. Government contrac
or QUO lbs smoked shoulders was awarded at 90 90
Ia bulk, and 20 600 lbs smoked hams at % TAG
Hoas-Dresssd; firm a. sSXSsx for western.
BAUM slDEs-Quiet and frm at 7h97xc fol
western and Cumberland, 30 for western long ribbed
ex@sc for do short ribbed and long clear and fol
do short clear.
Government contract for 900, OOO pounds bacon wal
awarded at % 6099 90 In bulk
LARD-Very firm at 10LDI0c
BUTTER-16@20c for Ohio and 23927c for state.
oHEESE-Firmsr at l29Ac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
Master Commissioners Sale.

Dan'ei vs sui'ner Superior Court of ympklir
Levi Lsnsham Of ais county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court, to me directed. will offer FOL
sale at public auction at the door OF the Court House
In the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February, A. D.
1863,
at one o'clock p M the following described real estate
wit: ~'
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the land decided
BY W. W. Davis to James LapghAm, aud in the middle
OF the Plank Road loading from westervle to oolum
hus thence south lsx deg east along the middle Of
said road se feet thence south eok deg west 152 feet
thence north s6 deg west 32 feet to the east line
the lot decided by james Langham to 4. B. Bowman;
thence north TX deg. east along the east line Of said
lot 81 feet to the north line Of James LAngham land
thence south e5K deg east along the porth line Of said
land 40 feet to The place ofbegnning containing
acres, be the same less except gateway along
the north line Of said lot to the graveyard. 's.
Appraised az S775 90.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees 81 90.
jan2l-dltawtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31

ELLeLRR's ATHENKUM.-The citizens of Co.
lunbus can prepare themselves for fine treat
in the production of the romantic burletta and
spectacular drama Of "Ths Seven Sisters"
with all lite beautiful scenery snd magic i
transformations, which has been brought to
this city by Mr.. E. McDonougb, from PLls.
delphia, whose production of this play In East.
efn cities has met with the greatest success
ever known to be bestowed upon any scenic
display. The last soene-The Birth of Cupid
in the Bower Of Ferns-is described as one Of
surpassiDg beauty, the expense of which can
be realized from the fact that mirrors of plate
glass cover the stage, In which is reflected q
Thousand various tints Of cooring, revealing
with bewildering, delight. the fairy home Of
"The Seven Sisters" Nymphs and elfs are
seen floating In mid air, presenting combina-
ton OF effects never before seen upon any
stage. This is the same play that has been per-
forming for the last TIM ee weeks in Cincinnati
10 crowded touses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
CINCINNATI market.-Jan. go

RLGUR-The market opened qniet, bat closed buoy
ant under the news from New York. and prices higher
snperane S5 eC9s ss; extra IS 9O96 90, and family
30 lOB6 20. The sales comprise $500 bbls.
WBIsKY-Demsnd active and market buoyant
Prices higher snd at the close 45c was offered ant
refuled. The sales cSmprlse 400 bbls at 4l844Ils-
latter rate for wagon.
PR0VIBI0N5-A good demand.
MESS P0RK-Sll a59ll 50for old and SI3 25q9l3 81
for new the latter rate for city, The iales compriat
2l0O bbs country, Of not well established bauds sold
at $l3.
LARD-An active dem2nd, and city No higher bul
the demand at the advance vas not active Ths salei
were goo tcS city at 9ho; 600 do at apolis OK
500 do at Terre Haute and 400 do at HaeerstoWn M
mand.
BULK slDHs-The demand fell or, and the marke,
5N@ko, and clear 6hR7c.
BULK HAMs-Are saleabe at 5K@sXc.
sHOULDERs-Not inquired for. There vss some
demand for new snoled shoulders at 5xc, packed In
0RooERIEs-Frm market fer all articles.
sUGAR-lIX4l3cior raw.
C0EFEE-30R33c.
M0LASsAs-50255c.
TEAS-An kinos SOLO, higher, Green e5GSl 40
and Blao5 70e9el05.
WHhAT-There was en- active demand to day both
from the local and interior milers and also In.
quiy from spectators; and prices advanced 23J per
bushel, the market closing buoyant. We now quote
prime to choice red at 81 209 80; prime Indiana OF
Ohio white et 81 539l Ssj and,Prme to choice Ken.
ucky white at 81 2s9l 3d. The sales made public were
600 bush prime red at 81 20 500 do choice at Sl 80
700 do hill at 81 rs; 3l00 DO nfesr whits at 81 90
and 700 do choice Ksntuczy at ~ 30.
CoRN-There Is q continued active demand both
from dislle and government tors with only
light supply, and prices tending upward. eheled
sold to-day at 6396fc, including sacks and ear and
helled at $50 In bulk and $50 mixed red and white
84865
oATs-The demand continues good, with light Of
ferlngs and the market rules firm at full prices We
now quote aud old at $4,000 In bulk and 6sa6oc
including sacks; 1900 bush sold in elevator at Coo
RYE-The receipts continue light, and with an i'm.
proved demsnd prices advanced to o0c for prime samples
on arrival. and 800 bush sold from store at Csc.
BARLEY-There Is q fair demand for the best grades
the offerings Of which light and the market iulei
nrm at Sl 339l IS for prime fa and 81 2Oal 25 fol
State spring. The lower grades are degected,
HAY We have no change to report in the market
which rules steady, with fair demand at SliQA 81
per ton for prime Timo thy In bales on arrival.
CHEEsE-The demand is good from the army sut
lers and local Dealers and the market is firm at full
rates. 600 boxes selected Western Reserve sold at IOH
H,mturg Is quoted at lie, and English Dairy at llX
l2c.
BUTTER-The demand Is good, in excess Of the sup
ply and the market 1, 6rn ut full prices. We quote
prime 10 choice roll at 20423c.
SEBD-Timothy has advanced to 80 45aD2 so, 10,
bags sold ct ~ AN Olovsr 10 scarce and prices are
shade higher. We now quote It &c 90 30lp6 4O IOI
bush sold In the morning at 90 no. but this was unde
the market
Gdc4fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
FROM WARRINGTON

WARRINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Navy Depart
ment has received information of the capture o
the English steamer Antona, direct from Eng
land via Havana, by the gunboat Pocahontas
on the s.h, thirty miles from Cape San Bias
Gen. Burnside is to be examined before tht
committee Of the Senate on the conduct of th,
war, as to whether any Generals acting uudel
him attempted to interfere with his plans whel
he was commander of the Army Of the Poto
mac. His chief of staff was examined yester
day. The committee has names of several of
fcers who came up here and complained o
Burnslde's movements to the President.
Gen. franklin, at bic own request, is to hav
court martial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31

lr:uRANeE. recommend those having
property to insure, to Mr.. II. R. Beeson, of this
city, Agent Of the Thames and Western Mas
sacbusetts Insurance Companies. Statements
of the condition of these companies will be
FUND in cur advertising columns. Mr.. BeesoD,
we understand, has procured the agency of sew
eral other insurance companies, concerning
whose condition eimilar statements will soon
be published
Mr.. Beeson will readily give all the informa.
tion desired as to the several companies Of
which he is agent, and the peculiar advantages
any one may have over the rest. We have
known him long, and know of no one more 60
commodating and obliging. Those who trane.
act business with him will fnd him prompt and
bis word reliable. He is just the gentleman
iUf good insurance sgent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned is candidate for Mayor Of
this city. Circumstances, combined with solici-
tAtions from Numerous citizens. induce me to
offer myself as candidate for that office, at
the ensuing Spring election, subject to the Dem
ooratio Convention. therefore invoke the
warm aud generous support Of my old friends,
who have so often cheered me on in my busi-
ness for over thirty years. They know how
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the hono's VI the station, and with what care
and fidelity Iwculd discharge the trust reposed
10 me Respectfully
c. w.eKENT, sr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
Master Commissioners Sale.

ROBERT Lane e'si' Superior Court of Praukiir
John McNamee ct si.} county Ohio
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OE
the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
Public Auction, at the door Of the Court House, in til
City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 7th day of February, A. D. 1863
at O'Clock, p. m, the following described real %
tate, situate In the county Of Franklin, and State
Ohio, to witt
The nerh half Of Lot No. 49, In Samuel Brush's sub
division Of Lots Nos 7 80 and a on Seven tn street,
the city Of Columbus. Also part Of Inlot No. S. /.
Robert Nes addition to the city Of Columbus describ
ed as follows Beginning at the northwest corner 0
said lott thence east along the north line Of said lot
feet thence south In line parallel with the west line
said lot 81 feet thence west in line parallel with h
north line Of the lot 42H feet; thence north along h
east line Of said lot to the beginning. Also the nortf
half OF lot No. II, In Sulvant Mitchells western
addition to the city Of Columbus.
The north half Of Lot No. 10 appraised at 5000 co.
The part Of Inlot No. Appraised at...... 200 90.
The north half Of Lot No II appraised at 100 co.
q. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees $500,
FRANCIS COLLINS, Atty.
jan3-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31

Rev. HEcKER's lecture las, evening wac at
tended By large and attentive audience, II
was an argumentative and an eloquent dis
course. The lecturer set forth in glowing
terms the excellence of the Catholic religion
in responding to the wants and desires of the
human heart, by presenting not mere histori'
Oh, but living Savior.
TIE lecture a: Naughton Hall this (Satur.
day. evening will be the "Fellowsbip or Com.
Duoiod With S,ilss'-, subject full of In.
terest to both the practical and the mo.apbysl.
csl mind
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31

9KE ATHEHEUa To-NIoHT.-At .he Atheneum
this (Sautday) evening will be presented the
ttrk!Dg military drama OF the French Spy, OF
the fsl OF Alsiers. That popular artistic,
Mics St. Clair. will pass through several trans.
formations, 90 a Ffenoh lancer, a wild Arab
boy, and French lady. Afterward, ebe will
appear a. Kty vinks in the Young Rebel.
The entertainment will be a hrst.rate one
and We expect TO see the house filled, as the
drama relates to recent event-the French
conquest Of Algeria.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
From tho Pnfomac.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTomAo, Jan,
~ Vigorous measures are in progress to go.
cure the return and prompt punishment of de-
serters now absent from camp.
A heavy snow storm, accompanied by north.
east wind, set 10 on Tuesday night, and ceased
OF an early hour this morning. A portion of the
snow melted almost az soon cs IL fell. but the
remainder measured about eight inches on the
level. The condition of roads is indescrbabe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31

No more puuy children, decayed teeth, or
yellow bIeld, if You will use Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Sileratu,. THERE'S nothing equal
to it. L. is fer superior to soda to use With
cream tart,r. Bread or biscuit raised by it is
more easily digested than by any other. Try
one paper, and you will not fail to use it ever
after. Have the Gold Medal or none Grocers
snd druggists keepi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
Rum cred Battle Near savannah

WAGHIEoToN, Jan. 30 1t is ssid dispatch
has reached here from Gen. Dix, from Fortress
Monroe, to-day, atating that he had been 10.
formed BY telegram from Gen. Peck, In com
mand Of our forces on the Blackwater, that In
an interview which had just taken place be-
tween that officer and tho rebel General Pryor
who commands the rebel force facing General
Peck's army, that he (Pryor) stated he had In
formation Of q very recent engagement neaI
Savannah, 10 which the rebels had suffered de-
faat
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
cleveland market-Jan. 90.

FL0UR-Sales 100 bbls and rs do red double ext rs
80 25, and IS bbls white do at 81 rs.
WHnAT-Sales cars red on track at 81 93k, and
carsdo at 81 "a.
O0RN-1 car on track at 6ac.
HIGHWINES-235 bbls sold ct 451<o.
sEEDS-100 bush clover sold at 90 90.
H0GB-S5 25 for heavy.
BUTTER-Oommon sells at I5c,
olL-96 barrels crude petroleum, Federal Greek d,
sold at lso.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31

TIE best advice that can bo taken Is to savs
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
6y using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE
Gall for u at Studer's, Marple's, 6amuel's,
kobert's, Wilson's, 5chueller's, Shaup's, Den.
igs, Ridgways, J. Fowler's, D. d. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try 1t one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
no MARRIED ndE;N

Or These Contemplating Marriage. .
the undersigned will giveinfomation Oh v:ry 81.
tsreaiDo and important subject which will be vain.
cd more than thousand times Its cost By every married
couple Of any age or condition In life. The information
will be sent by mail to any address on the receipt ot 9s
cents (sit0sr) and one red stamp.
All icttsri should 70 addressed 10
n. \. H0nRIs q D.
cot2i-lys.azdkv Bcztcn, SIass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-31
State and Local News
STRANGERS IN THE CITY,

STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
AND ALL OTHERS
wishing to while away an hour in pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fall to Viais
the magnificent
.-s WINANT BILLIARD ROOM!
Two doors North of the Neil House.
1T CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLES!
Alec, tne 81 500 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept In the neatest style. with any quantity of
the beat of Cues, Balls, etc., etc.
JAZZ 6-tf.