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SILVER WATCHES.
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WATCHES EGST ES3Ckk
UNIVERSAL APPROPRIATION.
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nn. 7, HEBERN,
IL CANuxK AND CoEtr.xr71oH Co4PAS1cN.
HIS !oczied II tlicsgo. lntEais 6s ~ApAsn aTcnue.
..nrne1 In Heudc}ph greet He Kids aud extracts Can
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"FLOUR BARREL SLAVES,
L HEADING AND HOOPS.
Ef,f}. 600 Stavez with 1ircIed Heading,
100000 Ask Hoops
Nov u1!eadicx and for sale IN cAr lead lott by
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> Rev Rober. Allyn has aeeapted the Presl,
deacy Of fhs McKendree College, LebAcon,
Uliuote.. 49,, :
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PR0VDKNCR.K .K.L
Roid By LoKD SMITH, Wholesale Druggists, =
LAke street Chleago. H. General Western Agents. to
whom all orde1s may be Addroseed elt-K611yN1An
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

NV YORK, Oct. 2s.-seVeral gentlemen who arrived
from the army OF the Potomac TO- night say the hIinI
heard 10 the direction OF Beaton, yesterday, baI no
been accounted for, but express the belief that IL n
volyed nothiDg Of Importance.
Ths artillery wagons recently captured by the guer
ras near Warrenon, contained no property Of Value
This Is the second daring and successful raid du
the present week almost In the heart OF our camp.
II believed that the rebels have not pushed SOY
strong force on this side OF the Rsppahannock slnc
their grand retreat. Small bodieF however, remain a.
tho various crossings They are crcumacribsd 10 ihes
positions BY the proximity Of our forces.
The onemys cavalry scout the neck as far as STATIC I'd
Court House and HARDWOOD church.
number OF citizens along the Orange and Alsxan
dra railroad, chsrsed with harborng gueiIlas havI
been arrested aud brought TO Washington. Some hay,
been committed 10 the Old Capital Prison. and others 70
leased on parole.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

NEW YoRK oct. %. Tho Herald's dispatch says the
statement in regard to the arrest Of Menrs. Williamson
and Bloss agents OF the Pennsylvania and Michigan
Relief Associations, for the sale Of old bandsges, rags
etc., Is incorrect 30 far as the property Is sail to have
been old Government property. II was the property Of
the associations, and sold BY Williamson and Blosi BY
order Of the chaimen Of the executive committees Of
the associations and the proceeds deposited to their
credit. .fill az
The treatment OF Mr.. williamson by Col! Baker ID
most arbitrary and unjust He was refused permission
to send for Judge Brady chairman OF the association,
and other parties who could proveh innocence After
several hours delay, note from Mr.. Williamson was
delivered to Judge Brady who Immediately obtained
interview with Judge Turner Assistant Judge Advocate,
and upon representation Of facts Mr. w. was released
on parole.
At meeting Of the Association this evening, the
committee appointed to mako statement Of the to
the proper authorities with representation Of the
outrageous treatment Of the accused by Col Baker, and
demand for bis full and unconditional release from
arrest, and tho removal of Baker fom his position
Provost Marshal OF the Wsr Department. eA1
The meeting was attended BY Judge Usher, Secretary
Of the Interior, Hon. j. B. Lewis, Commissioner ofIn'
ternal Revenue aud other gentlemen Of position, who
are much incensed at this abuse Of authority.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

Wild GEEpE.-Ths migratory habits of tbes'
fowIs base eliclted the following Rhapsody from
genius who &c 'ibbles for the Newburypori
Herald
"The wild geese have commenced their
sonshwa'd fight Following the warm weather
they tage bsen up TO the AIchc ses that DR.
Kane discovsreo, hatched their young In the
suuny cOves ~here the verdufe Of Summer Il
almos shaded ny the everlasting ieebergs
roasted Tor night On the North Pole; and
they now folov the warm weather back u
tnI tropics, 10 .,sd On the produce OF eternal
summer, bltha 10 the teptJ waters bsneath the
ever bIszng skies, and go to rooss on The equH
sr,"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lyons Kathairon.
julyl4-d&w3m

Ka.hairon "a from the Greek word "Ksthror' or
Ksthsro," EgnIfsing to clssnss rejuvenste and re-
store This article Is what is name signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and besutfSpg the human hair It Is
the most remarkable preparation in the world. II
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
10 now made with The care, skill and sttentlo
which gave sale Of over million bottles per
mum,
It Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eFadiostes scurf and dandrun.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
Itmskes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling of and turning
gray.
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values besuiful head o
hair should Use Lyons Kstbairon. tits known and
used throughout the civilIEod world. Sold by al
respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BARNES & CO., Proprietors
H. NEW YORK,
juiylI-d&wemsod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
s5tataa and Local News.

ResISsATloss, The following resign,tions
have recently uabspifed; Colonel James p
FSffs, SO h; Lieutenant Colonel +. ]. Smith,
33d, Lieutenant, Colonel D. King, Sab; First
Lieutenant Jlmes Hill. LIST; Second Lieutenant
Martin Cox, 10th Cavalry: First Lieutenant
Theodore F,rtel, 18th; Captain Amos G. Roys'
ton, lstbi Captain John Jumper, 18th; Lieu
tenaut George Hatch, 92di Lieutenant Daniel
D. Hunter, Gath; Lieutenant D. Humphrey,
lO5th Lieutenant Daniel Sulllvapt, l7ih, for
drunkenness while on picket duty 10 the face
of the enemy, 10 dahonorably dlsmiHe1 from
the nsiYloe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

.so"rnD s". r.A .rApH,n d
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
Up to g o'oloOk this Morning.
,aiornine and Noon nispatch -s
F.om ViYsi la.

HEADaoARrnRs ARhY % THE PoTonAo, Oct. "a TO
briefly re- ort tf,misb'Dg operations yesterday, II may
be .tated that the 9TH Illinois regimeot OF BufoId
cavalry, ei their skin 9th fiimounted rsb.is either
infantry Or cavalry on BeallUn spd uiphur fpriDg
road, and was Tepulsed. BuioId then put 4, the re
mainder Of the brigade, but they were unequal 70 the
ade OF his cavalry enabled Buord to see the backs of the
rebels and witness their dltcomture LoSes on either
slde am urabls to give.
To-day there has been more cAnnonadlng supposed
10 ,be on the road from Bealton to Stafford Court
House. ~
WAsHIEaToR, Oct. 27.-The city has been Allied with
Tumos Of great battle todsy In mont but all such re
ports may DO set down az canards for two reasons st
what Is left on the Rappahannook OF the rebel army
done want to fight; second the Union army has not yet
found apy body or any thng to give battle So long
% the aue az Chattanooga and Abingdon arc unsettled
no battle on the Potomac need DO expected.
NEw YORK Oct 2s.-The Times dispatch from the
Army Of tn Potomac rays The enemy continueD to
be demontt,stye our front. Yesterday IS the 6lh
and 9TH New York cavalry were going out near Beaton
otAiion to relieve the 4ih New York and Pennsylya
nis cavalry regiment picket, they were opened upon
by the rebels with artillery. bIsk skirmish ensued
lasting several hours, our forces falling back within
one mile OF Germantown upon our infanlry line. The
enemy showed nothing but infantry. Few casualte,
on either side.
Guorrillas and Bushwbackers are exceedingly bold,
aud their operations extend In every direction Every
DAY they make some denomination our line OF COM
muncatop, and II 10 unsafe for our men to ven
ture out OF tight OF camp. On Sunday evening gang
Of bnshwhackers dashed upon ono Of our trains between
Warenion and Now Baltimore, and captured an ambu
lance and wagon belonging to the Provost Msrshas de
paItments
From other sources We learn that the smoke Of The
enemys camp ntes can he seen beyond the Rappahan.
mock indicating that they there in force pIenaIed
to dispute the passage OF the river for tho
Of the railroad bridge. body Of their infantry was
discovered on this side Of the river at tho Sulphur
Springs Their cavalry pokes are thrown out thil
side OF the RspFahannOck and In sight Of our advance
pickats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
gen. Butier's speech before the 10y
:, b ml League or nInssaChusesss.

BosTos, Ott. Tho State League Of Mssuachussts
has elected Geo. B. T. Butler, Of Lowell and Mr. Olaf.
lin Of Newton, delegates at large to the national Union
League, which meets at Washington in december. Del.
egates from each Congressional district were also
chosen, ..-,. -,c,f ~
Gen. Butler addressed the meeting Of length, taking
ground with those who believe that the seeded States
have annhilated themselves States, while the power
Of the General Government iti remains intact ever
their territory. ee-rsFd
He opposed the position Of member Of the Cabinet
that the rebel commonwealth BY throwing down their
arms, should be received into the Union with unIm
paired rights, with their old local insitutlons. His
reas ons for debating terms before allowing the incor
peraon Into the Union OF these heretofore hostile
lions, spring from ocnslderhtlons vitality affecting the
interests and safety Of tho Nation. n the Confederate
6tates are readmitted, and their representatives
take their sea In Congress before some radical change
eected, wst guarantees are th ere that the Federal
national debt Will nothe repudated, made to stand
upon the alternative that the Confederate debt must
likewise DO paid And let this question come before
Congress and all the sppances efcorrnptlon would be
set In motion 10 docnion 40 Vould place
the Federal and Rebel Indebtedness npon The same
footing, EAu gli6N SJflQ
Cen. Butler coptsnded thstthe fsbsi Slater must bs
regarded q dtrpysd or u would Do slmoat impoSshls
to ehoosg another President for the reason that 10 can.
ddate likely 70 DO selected would receive such SuppoY
In ths North as n give him majority of tas EeCtoIal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

A BAD BREArH.--'rhe Gssates. Curse the
tumsn family Is heir to, How many lovers Il
has eeparatsd-~how many friends forever part.
ed. The subject 10 go delicate, your nearest
friend will not mentionit, and you are Ignorant
of the fact To effects radical cure, use Che
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW ERs" as a
dsntrifce, night and morning II also bsau.i-
fes the complexion. removing slltAp, plmplss,
and ireoklea, leaving the skin soft and white.--
Price so cents. For saleby N. B. MARBLE and
all druggIata. ,' .g., o,srs. B es, Is ~
oosTSS.u&Wlyeow n 4 " e.1,' Y, Y 'oi z,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
cow York r1arhe,-O October es.

CUTr0N-Frm, with sales al $685. aod By auction
to-day Government account 4sl bales Of upiands al
e3k9eeo.
FL0UR--oommon grades dull aud heavy, and trads
brands scarce and 10 good reqes at decidedly better
prices We quote at 90 1906 IS for extra state; a. 90
S7 20 for extra round hoop ohio s7sO99 IS for goOd
to choice extra,
WHIsKEY-Rather Lore bullet and shade armsr st
60G6i ~
WHEAT-0pened dull and heavy and closed fully Ia
lower Baes at el 1901 30 for Chicago spIIpR, I'll a9
al 81 for milwaukee, club; eI s70l 80 for Amber Iowa:
49sl % for winter red weslerpi 81 1901 Is for old
ditto. 60
C0RN-Le,s active and without decided chanae WITH
sales ut 81 Ooh@l 06k for shipping mixed We,tsrn IN
anpak ''
oATg-opentd heavy and closed dull and lower At
Ie96Cc for western and state,
W00-Quiet,
POhK-A shade fImer with sales at Ga 50GDl5 90
for old mess elU 259l0 SO for new do eli 75Dl2 90
Tor new prime, and ia lO9l6 SO for new do.
KREF-Market for new beef quiet at olt 90 for mess
aud ol4 IS for extra mess.
LABD--Firn at 1lx@l1xc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

"Bs thou ,h,s su ice and pure as snow, thou
shalt not escape usiug unhealthy compounds iu
your food,'' Was a tfus mSxiu, Until Herrick
Aliens Gold Medal S,lera,u, came to our re-
lief. Siucs using it, We feel that there is one
article in the wy of SSlsrslus that all can use
with h,slthy results, we have almost cured
our dyspepsia, aBd tbuSks " the Gold Medal
saleratus 70: it. T,y it, and you will say with
Us, that perfection hss been obtained, and the
inventor has immortalized his name forever.
Most of The Merchants have it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
S.-T.-1Se0-x.
brakes Plantation Bittera

They purity, sseasthsa and invlsorato.
They create hsslthy appetite.
Thsy are IN sntldote TO change Of water and diet.
They ovsrooms ELECTS Of dissipation end late hour
rLfy aeue thsu the 'ysten and eniivsn the MO |.
ios, r.Veut niismstIo and i,tsTnitient fsver-
They purif, the b'eah and acitity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud constipation.
ihe, Cure Dlar'hea, Cholera aud ohol.n Norhu'.
lby cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous HeAdachs
They are the O.st B,ttsn In ros worm. they MAKE
tho weak uan strong, and sic sIbsused nstur.s sre,
restorr. Thoy composed Of the celebrated Cassys
Bark, Csscsrills Bark, Dsudelion ohsmOme BlsSers
Lavender Flowers, wlntergrseu, AnIso, oIovsr.buds
Orange Peel, BnSkeroot, Csraway oorisndsr Burdock
B.-T..-i8G0- eto.
The following Is sample OF the testimony daily re-
ceysd
sotpWhs HoME, suHRuHrrHDENT's 0ynCE,l
OIRoiNHArl, o., January is, 1869 !
1 have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds o.
our noble soldiers who stop here or less disabled
from various causes, and the effect is most marvellous
and gratifying.
Such preparation as this Ia heartily wish in ever,
family, in every hospital and at hand every batt
ned.
" W " ANbhkWbJ puPohmlenuVhhs
wrLLlRD's HOTxL,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. ", ls68.S
GENTLEMEN We require another supply Of you
Plantation Blttsrs tho popularity of which daily in
oreareS with the guests of our house. FL
Respectfully, sYEss, CHADWICK 90.
CLEvELAED, Dec. ., 1852.
Ihsd boen 90 III with Live
Complaint and Dyspepsia that was compelled to aban
donmy business used three bottles OF the Plantation
pttten, and to my astonIahment am entirely cured
They the best medicine ever used, and shall en-
dsavor to make them known, Please inform me wha
B.-T.-1s60-X. means.
Yours, truly. II. b. KNoIVY.
DriW. ohilds, surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont regl
msnt, writer 81 wish every soldier had bottle o
Plantation Bitten. They are the most effective per
feet, and bsrmle. tonic ever used"
GAIT HoUn, LouhvrLLF, KY, Dec. 81, 1861.
Heasrs, P. II. DRAKE & Co..
We are compelled to order ie dozen Plantation Bit
ten to supply friends who have no other way Of pro
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully, youu,
snLs7. MnLxR Co., PrOpnstors.
RooHrsTR, NJ, y, Dec. q, 1861.
The Plantation Bitters hAv
cured me Of the worst kind Of dyspepsia Of near fou
years. standing. have recommended them to other
and az far as know with signal success.
Tam, eto., Rev. j. J. 0kTHoRN.
BURNETT HoUsR CINCINNATI, 0hio,l
Dec, 20, 1862, !
MeMu. DRAKE & Co The Plantation Bitteys ap
pear to be very popular here. Send US twenty case
more, and obge, Yours, truly,
T., P. SAUNDERS & 90,
&c, &o. &c. DC,
Delicate females requiring gentle Stimulant, an
elsrgymen, lawyers and students exhausted by mena
labor, will find the Plantation Bitteru most beneAcla
tonic,
Every bottle has the fac simRs Of our signature on
steel plate engraving, or II Il not genuine.
Sold by sl Druggists, drocers, aud Country Stores,
r. HI. DRAKE e. CO.,
cog Broadway, N. Y.
iulyl4-d&W3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

CAIRO, Oct. 97.A party Of Colonel Straits oommsnt
made another raid into Brownsville on the 10Th, plum
dering stores and committing other outrages.
Three prize steamers sold here yekterday by the
United States Marshal for $4,000.
Tbs marine railway OF Mound City has been seised BY
tho Government for the Navy Department. II 10 ex.
pscted that the navy yards will bs removed thher.
Gen. Davidson and stan, from Little Rock, passed
through here last night en- route for 5t. Louis.
The eteamer Key West, heavily laden with Govern
ment freight, struck snag yesterday twenty-five miles
above Cape Grardiesu and sunk TO the boiler deck.--
Boat and cargo total loss. No lives lost.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

ga VALUABLE ESTABLISHMENT. The Chemical
Works OF D. B DeLsud & Co. are located at
F,irporl, Moaroe county, New Yoik, besides
the great Erie Canal and the great Central
railroad Of the State. These works are con
duOstd on gigantic scale, producing the cele
b,ated Chemical sslerstus, which Huds q mar
kes oil over the worli, with demand that car
scarcely be met. 1t is sold everywhere, ant
usei by everybody who knows the value o
health and who would retain II by using ligh
and wholesome bread.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

LEAvTNwoRru, Oct. ea.-Advicss from Fort Scott to
Mondsy noon say the rebels under Cooper have beer
reinforced from Prices army and threaten Forts Blum
and Smith, 0oopers force is reported nine thousand
with him. Blunt goes to Fort Smith with q train
where he will tarn the command OF the Army Of th
Froner over to Gen. Mcneil, and proceed to LeAyen-
worth. Mcneil and Ewing are In the vicinity Of Ben
tonvill9 and Minsvllls, Ark.
Brooks, with three thousand rebels, Is srching on
White river, nesc Huntsville, and has been onsa BY
Shelby.
Blun.s train will he escorted by force Of infantry
cavalry and artillery sufficiently strong to insure III
safety, and Blunt will oner Cooper battle au opportu
nIty occurs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
MOTHERS /!
MOTHERS!

n0N'T fail 10 procure MRS. TiNSL0W 8 sooTH
~ ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETaINd.
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF one
Of the best femse physicians and nurses In the United
States and has b,eu used for thirty yesn with never
falling safety and by millions Of mothers and
children from the feeble infant Of one week old to the
adult
II not only relieves the child from pain but nvigor
stes the stomach and bowels coects acidty, and gve
tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will almos
instantly relieve
GRIP1Ng IN TIE DuwEs lnp VIM COLo,
We believe It the Best and Surest Remedy In the
World, In all cases Of DYsENTEBY and DIARRHRA
IN CHILDREN, whether II arises from Testhius ol
from any other cause.
FWll directions for using will accompany each bottle
Nous Genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS q
PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper
@ Sold by all Medicine Dsalers.
Principal Office, fs Dey street. NEW Y0BB
PRioE ONLY 95 CD'Ts PzR BoTTU.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
OIersIand rIarket-Oct. a1.

FL0UR-Msrtet quiet. Sales 50 bbls white wheat
double extra at ~ 250T so.
wHHAT-2 to 30 higher. Sales 3 cars on track OF
91 ~; car from store OF 81 ST. cars on track at
sl 2s cars from store at 81 % and 900 bush anoat
at sames
CoRN-Quiet At 90c.
oATg-sales car ct $50 on track -- ~ sae.
BARLDY-In active demand. Sales 1900 bush to
arrive Of ol 81.
HIGHWINES-Quieta at 56c.
BUTTHR-Remains quiet ct 9p0a4 for good to choics
Western Reserve and I7pl9 for central Small sales
Western Reserve at our quotations.
OHgBsE-Actiye and urn Of ia9l2kc.
EGdS-Staady at 17c.
sALT-stesdy. Sales at % e5 for nns and % 20 for
coarse. .1 ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

Gsw YoRK, October 2s.-The steamer Rosnsks from
Havana, Dot 2lst, has arrived.
nolhirg new from Mexico.
The rebellion In st Domingo continues to grow more
powerful, and covers greater extent Of territory
The storg that Puerto Plata had been destroyed BY
bonosriment is untrue. The gunboat Port Boysl
sailed from Havana on the 18th, on acruiss. While 10
port one Of her sergeants OF the rnes had fat hgh
with rebel, giving the rebel good whipping, wher
the sergeant was sayagely struck the head by wea
pom In the hands rebels mortslly woundiog him. The
authorities have arrested the would be murderer.
The next English mail steamer takes our Consul to
Vera crus from Havana. Nothing else new.