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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
New York Wool, Tobacco and Whisky
Market

New York Wool, Tobacco and Whisk,
Market.
W00L-A quiet but firm tone peryadel the markp,
for both Domestic aud Foreign, with moderate suppet
on sale and limited accessons to stocks. Prices OF D.
mestic muon higher relatively In their iptero,
than In the markets II the seaboaTd, that continue
light receipts are probable till the clip begips 10
come forward in March and April; whiIe with the e1
Cape now on the way. the prospective imports Of For
eign will undoubtedly be imal dudng the winter
Meanwhile, the consumption continues large and mar
ufcturefs mutt soon repsuish their stocks for the
spring trade. The present demand 10 mspy for cosre
b!anle descriptions 20 ll the Government contracts
recently given out The sales In choice small parcel,
nometie at 75a sakc for f,ir to prime ssleconr sd
4O6 bales 70 egn at 40 Tor Donsko 40 for washed
smyrns and 4sS45c for Uape-ueludng 1870 bales GREY
Mediterranean, on terms we dIi not learn. public
riea advertised for the 10th instant at the Pierre
points Store, BROOKLYN. ,-... =
ToBAoC0-Thefe Is q strong speculative demand.
aud prices on me sdvanse The sales inc ude Lila hhds
Ket tbcky at l6956c and 700 seed les l5D32c,
stce hs publication In paper OF the fecomm .nda.
tou OF the Secretary Treasury to ncr ase the
Tobacco--the excitement in the market for ,nufac-
tuIed hai been greatly insreaiedand large business
has been done, more particularly as the proposed tax
exceeds the genera, expec Aons OF the trade. Large
sales aud resaes continue to be made daily
Of Sc per pound and some holders have Withdrawn the
stocks fon the market The finest grades OF tens have
been sold to-day at Zoo, whilst some have been helt
at75c second quail tcs have been sold readily at CSC
coumon at 60 to 0shc; half pounds held a smlla
at Improved rates. Navy pounds are also in demand
the beat bands Of which held at zoo to 72kc; me
dium 62k to Csc; common, SIS to 60c. =
SPIRlr5- Foreign remain iaactive, and We have u
Whisky has steadily a1vaoced, under active specula
tive demand, stimulated b. prospective increase Q
excise duty the sales reach $50 bbls closing at $40
o. cents for State and Western riIe Of 56 cents Anc
last week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

AsTR Icy AND CLAIRyoYASoE. ,dsm
PIloio, the celebrated and successful B,.anic
Physician, Astsologieune and Clairvoy ante, is
still In the city, and may be consulted at No 4s
North High street, southeast corner of High
aud Gay streets. We are grat6ed 90 learn
that Madam Photo will remain in our city un-
til alter Christmas. Visitors who may call on
her will find her su intelligent ar d accomplish.
ed lady. She has abundant 10 tlmoulas OF her
success in this and other places, in the sciences
aud arts of medicine, aslroIosy and clairvOy-
ancs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

THE CAnPBELLs AT NAUoHrON HALL The
Campbell M'nstrels drew another crowded
ast emb y to NAughtOn Hall last night at their
seeoud and last Tn sIt,iDmeut. 1t was q mag.
nifcent entertainment, and evtrJb,dy appeared
highly delighted 1t is useless to specify par
ticular periormaucss where oil were excsle.t-
bon mots, music, dances. tooga, burlusque and
fun. We hope the Campbels will not long de-
lay their coming again to otr city. We com
mend them and their gentlemsuly agent, Mr.
Jacobs, to the favor of the press and the public
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

MlIlrAar ExEcurions.- The following named
soldiers, sentenced for dsserlion are to be shot
.. the places mentioned. on the Oh Of January,
between IL O'Clock M. and o'clock P. Nj
Private Daniel Busrows, co,D. 9Th N, n. Vols;
private Abel Eaton, 90. G. NJ II. Vols, a
Camp Nelson. Private g. P. Goddard, 90. F,
Goth Ky. Vols; Corporal Robert II. Crowsll,
90. e. 2Olh Ky. Vols; private WIN. Packs.,,
cox, llth Ky. Cavalry, OF Louisyills. Pdvats
Aussiu R. smith, 90. A, % Ky. Cavalry, st
Bowling Green. h..s aI.lss ! N.saa ~
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Up to 9 O'clock this Morning.
Morning ard Noon Dispatches.
Conclusion Of Mondays uous, Proc ed
inRg

FernsnJo Wood subuithd the following resolI toni
Whereas, The Pitsdeot, In his message, dens red
n this Houe the OH last. and In his recommeDda'
on to hs people II assemble at their places OF wor-
,hp, 10 elvs thatts 10 God for recent Victories by
which the Union cause has gained important and sub
star tsl advantages; atd whereas. 10 view OF these
tru mphs II 10 looger beneath our dignity nor danger
Gus TO our safety to evince generous magpan'm be-
coming great and pouorul people BY td.ring to the
SURGE t. AZ oppotubily to return to the Uni with
out imposing upon them degrading or destructive con
ditioDs. therefore.
ResoIred That the President bs requested TO appoint
three commissioners who shall be eDposered TO open
negotiations with the authorities at Richmond TO the
end that this bloody, destructive and nhuman war shall
ce,ss and the Union bo restored upon terms OF equity
fraternity and equal y, under the Constitution 49,.
Mr.. Wsshburpe Of Illinois moved thst the resolution
bs aid on the table. Agreed to-yea' 10 nsy'o9'
Oh motion Of Mr.. Cravens q resolution vas adopted
ipstruc,us the committee Milaiy Affairs to Inquire
into the eIpediency OF providing for the payment o
LOSES OF property taken or destroyed during horgan
n in ohio aud Indiana!
Mr. Holmes onsred q resolution that this 10 not VA
Of subIugAton but so boon the enemy lay down incl
arms II ought to cease. Laid over. .r
Mr.. Fibck offered a resolution to much the sam
effect. Laid over.
A resolution vas offered thN the eena concurripg
when the tso Houses adjourn on Friday ext u be =
Wednesday the 9th day Of January Passed 9o to ~
Adjourned. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

HERelcK ALLEN's Gold Medal Salesatus 10
cleaned Of every imptri,y, and so arranged and
combined thas oil uuhealthy and Injurious prop.
critics are stricken out,whlle Carbouio sod, the
only active property remaining, is held In
check until sst flee, thus evolving a 60, by
means Of which Bread 10 raised, and each aold
thus destroyed, which makes ii suitable for the
most delicate or dyspeptlc stomach. Try one
paper, and you never will have any oiher.-
Grocers aud Druggists keep II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

REELIEV PoR SOLDIER FAMILIES "A Or md
Parade of all the citizens Of Franklin county,
who are willing to help our brave soldier fami.
lies, who must suffer unless immed ately re-
lieved. The oit'z,us Of the ffsfent ioznphips
are 7, quested to bring to Columbus, wood, bags
Of -four, potatoes, wheat, corr, provisions, etc /.
on Saturday, December 19, 1863. A free din
ner will be given to all, at the Ladies' Bazaar
The citizens of Columbus held q pubic
meeting, aud subscribed nearly two thousand
dollars, and the amount will be increased to
elk or heven thousand, and the soldiers fami
lies 10 the county will receive money through
the Executive Committee of each township
To- Tree on all the turf pike roads 10 all bring.
ing In produce and wood 90 above. The EI-
tou.ive Committee of each township are re
questst to appoint Marshals. A valuable priz'
will be given BY the Ladies' B zsar to the town
ship bringing the largest number Of loads ol
wood, in proportion to the population. Th'
10 townships are requested to come In by delega
tions, and report to th. City Marshals, who vii
meet them on their respective roads, and assigr
them places 10 the Rrsnd PFC ceseion under tt'
Chief Mrsbal, j E st. Clair.
We understand there 10 considerable emnla-
tion In the different townships for the prize
Blendon reports rs loads Of wood already en-
gagged. M fin, FiaLklln and Clinol eacl
thiIk they will get the prize. Delegations vii
come In by III O'Clock A. M
Governor Tod will address the donors at
o'clock p. M. A band Of music will be on
gagged,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
COMMERCIAL MATrkKS,
nov YorA mArns.-.Dec. IS !.

C0TT0N-Firm and more Tctiys at e2s.
BL0UR-5c better. Bales at 90 409G so for Extra
state; 81 1907 IS for extra round hoop Ohio, and
~ 6U6p9 so for Gds brandr the market closing hrn
WHISKY-Heavy a. 630pe5c
WHEAr-Ic better; sales at 1891 II for Ohicaso
Bprng, 81 SO for old do: 81 450b5 4 Tor biiwAugee
Dub 81 5O9i 81 for amber Milsaukeei 7OobsOc for
winter red western; 81 ~ for old O. 6OdDl % for
amber, and 750D65c for white Michigan.
O1kN--ic better and fair demand at oI 2tGl 25
fr shipping mixed western IN store, apA 81 N eaoat.
OATs--A shade nImer with sales at 69D3ic for vest
g2Kc =
W0oL--pirm. .-- ..
C0FREE--Qu and steady.
PErROLEUM-Quiet.
P0RK--Mcr active and essloT, prices sI7@l7 25 fol
old mers sls 25G37h for do chiefly at The insid,
ice Sl2 0OGl2 Is for new pri g; eI6 5O9H 90 ili
new prime mess 1900 bbls for Feb iuary 92l,
BEBF-In moderate request.
BACON SID B-Quet. -
LARD In fair request aud unchanged. f'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

CAu'E CT BAD TEmPER.-If a person. eats
light aud nutritious food and digestion is good,
the temper ought to be mild. Much Of the
sourness Of temper noticed is doubtless attribu-
table to food. Bad bread Is prolific source Of
mischief In digestion, aud bad temper as q
consequence. No one will have poor bread
who uses De Land's Chemical S,lsratus, pure
article, making light, wholesome bread and
biscuits. The grocers have 10. Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

Lyons Kathairon.

Kathaiion Is from the Greek ord "Kathro,"
KathsirO," signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate and
tore This article Is what Its name signifies. For |
erving, restoring and beautifying the human hair
he most remarkable preparation In the world. ]
gain owned and pat mp by the original proprietor,
now made with the same care, skill and atteni
'hioh gave 1t sale Of over one million bottles per
ium. -o
II Is most delightful Hair PRESSING.
II efsdioates scurf and dandruf.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
Itpakes the hair rich, soft and glossy
It prevents the hair from falling OF and tun
Srsy. -es sat as.l
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful hes
nar shouh use Lyons Ksthairon. 1t 10 known
used tbrougho ut the civilised world. Sold BY
respectable dealers. f"' 80
OEMAS s. BARNES & CO., Proprist
-- --,..-- iS NEW YoRl
juiyi'-d&wemeod ~.-,g..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

TIE best advice that can be taken is to ssp'
your natural teeth. and keep your gums sound BY
using HuDsox's uNnivALLrD ToorH PASTE. Call
for IL at studer's, Marple's, Samuel's, Roberts,
wilson's, schueller's, shsup's, Denig's, Ridg-
ways, J. Fowlsr's, D. D. s., or Of Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumers anywhere. Try II one
and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1.-The Hog market was more
ateady and the range Of -prices pof 90 wide as on
Weduesday. The prevailing figures we're IS So sB6a
GO for dressed Hogs dividing $50 and 900 lbs and
s55 40 per cwt gross for live nogs The receipts for
dressed and 40 live Hogs. LILY gfWaiA
We heard OF no transactions in Provisions. Some Of
the best established brands OF city rsoked msss Pork
could not be bought at less than ol7 25 while others
nos popular bat probably equally good, are osr
dat sle 75@H. Buyers hold back, expecting to do
better By and BY. NaTN l1ar'N tiq
LouisvitLs Dec. ll.-Thb hog slaughteripg season
around the Falls will close Id few dsys The number
slaughtered TO date little upward Of los 0OO head
and Il will probable reach 10000 head. All the houses
have finished With the exception Of Huffman 4 Duncan
and y. Leib : Democrats. iNsagl, AZ, = ''H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

WooL GaowrRs CoNvEnrIoH.-ltisa 10 announced
that the wool growers Of this State will meet
In convention in tbis city on the 5h day Of
January. So important has the wool interest
OF late become. tina. Q very large attendance is
anticipated. Hon. Henry s. Randall of New
York will deliver an address. The Sorsho
Convention will mee. on the same day, and the
day following the State Board Of Agriculture
will hold its annual session.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

BosroN Dec. 15.-A New 0rlsans correspondent Of
the Boston Traveller writes that the expedition Of Gen.
Banks TO Texas is agorious success. The Union men
are rslyng under the standard OF aen. Banks in large
numbers. All the Texans ASKED was force TO back
them up, and they repeatedly said that asnicient
Texas all right again. They have already proved the
truth Of their statements for Gen, Banks has recruited
two egimsnts slnce he landed In that State, and the
work 10 stll going on. 'N"SS ifN-'''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

EVENING scH,oL. - The undersigned has
opened an evening school In his College Rooms
South High street near the corner Of Broad
street, for the purpose of giving Instructions
In Writing and Bookkeeping. Rooms open
from Z till 9 O'Clock. a-H r31~{
3 TKRMs-Wrtiug, fifteen lessons, : SO 0O
Bookkeeping, full course, 80 0C
q det9-d3s,d3 gveT s l. MCCOY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NloLrcTrD ooUsH cobp.
An IhRiTATRD on eoas BRoAv
I allowed TO progress results In
seIlou Pulmonary Broi chiai and
,sIhmatio Diseases tf,eptimss
ncurable BR wr's BRoscBIAL
rRooBks reach directly tho AZ
&c ed parts. and give alan, St in.
mediate relief. For BRONCHITIS.
AsTHnA. CATARRH.f y and Co.'S
lrUMPiIvE CoUeHs The Trochex
,re useful. PUBLic aPEhHEas
snd SlkeERs should have the
rrochsb to clesr and strengthen
he voioe MILITARY 0yyIcERs
md hoI.nfRna Uha Overtar tha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
HEIMSTREET'S'
Inimitable Hair Restorative

1T is NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to s original color BY supplyip
the capillary tubes with natural susenanoe, impaire,
by age or disease. All insdntaneous dyes are com
posed Of lunar cGustc destroying the vitality and
ty Of the hair, and afford Of themselves dressing
HeimStreets Inimitable Coloiing not only restore
hair to its natural color By an easy process bu, give
The hairA
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes Its growth, prevents Its falling eG, eradicate
iandruG and imparts heslth and pleasantness to Il
head 1t has stood the test Of tme being the origin
hair ooloring, and is constantly increasing in favo
Used by both gentlemen and ladies. II Is sold by
respectable dealers, be procured by them Of u
commercial agents, D. 8. Barnes & Co.,, 2o2 Broadws
New York. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
Julyl4-d&v6ineod .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This the most delightful and extraordinary arti,
sver discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt face q
nsnds to peary satin texture Of ravshiDg beauty.
1arting the marble purity Of youth, and the disttn0
appearance 30 inviting in the city belle OF fashion.
'emoves tan, frsckles, pimples rougbness from {
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent a
mooth. II contains no material injurious TO the ok
eatroniIed by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t s vi
svery lady should have Sold everywhere.
DEMAS s. BARNES d CO.,
General Agents,
s08 Broadway, N. Y
lnivIl- IA vim
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

THE GtvERNnESr's WHE.-Mrs. President
Lincoln left the Metropolitan Hotel, in New
Y,rk, Tuesday afternoon, for Washington.
Sae has been in Illinois during the recent ILL
ness Of the Government. ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

NEW YORK Dec. Is The Tribune has private ad'
vices from Havana that secessoniss there have given
over the rebel cause ss hopeets. One sbo had In his
hands $780, 600 In Dor federae funds realized on AID
dsd to pats unknswn It ID underitood there that
breakup Of the concern must be near at haad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
Strong.

The head of the nov statue Of freedom over
che Capitol at Washington, 10 broLz.. That 10.
a. The Louisville Dsmocrst says It's, mainly
copperhead. IL. .ds..s
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Agents w anted,
Local and Travelling.

BUSlNE EsS SUITED TO LADIES,
A ND GENTLEMEN, Invalid or Discharged SOL
"A DIBRe will hnd the business profitable and pleas.
ant. Agents Of industrious habits easily make profit
Of from
$500 to $500 per day.
THE AMERICAN TkAClNG CHART,
for Outing LADIEy and ohildreu's Drestes,h
Useful in Every Family.
CHEAP, within the means OF every FAMILY, Any
one who can read can use It. The most accurate system
10 use. EIGHTEEN THOUSAND sold In TWO MOTHS.
bAnPLes sent, Posr PAID, on receipt OF 5O cents.
letter. with stamp inclosed will receive prompt
.sf BISHOP & co.,
.r' #fr, Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

IMPORTANT TO LADrEs-DR. HARvEYS FEMALR
have never yet failed i'm removing difficulties ar
IRON stcppage Of nature, or In resto
the system TO perfect health when suffering from o.
Affections, Prolapsus Uteri. the Whites, or &
weakness Of the Uterine Organs. The pills are ps
ly harmless on the constitution, and may be take
the most delicate female without Causing distEes
the Bame time they act Ikea charm by Strengthen
lnvigoratlng and restoring ,he systedi to healthy
dition, and by bringing on the monthly period with
ularty, no matter from what oanse the obstruction
arst three or four months OF pregnancy, though %
any other time, q miscarriage would be the 70
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar.
DR.. HARVBYb Treatlso On Diseases Of Fen
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness, 6terlity, r.
duction and Abuses Of Mature, and emphattcait
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, q pamphlet
pages, sent free to any address,. 'six cents requir
pay postage.
The pills and book will be sent by mail, wbe
| sired, securely scaled, and prepaid, by
e j. BRY AN, M. D., General Agent
No. 76 Cedar St., New 70
I. soiNEAN q co., wholesale Agent,
THRp EDITION - 50TH THousAMp pr. Ha,
Treatise on Diseases Of Females, Pregnancy, N
hage, Barrenness, eteriiity, gReproduction, spd
OF Nature, and emphsticallyl the LADIES' Par
MEDICAL ADvlenR, pamphlet Of SO pages,
free % any address. Blk cents required 10 pl
postage. GA sfa sal asafW s.fvr
Sent BY nall oonadsntialiy, when desired, s.o
uALkD, and prepaid, b.
T 70 Cedar 81. New York -postofhos Boz 81
marchai-dAvsowiyr ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

Erw YoRK, Dec l5.-The Hersld's special says: Sen
ator ocDouga will INTRODUCES Joint resolution deolar'
ing the Wrench invasion OF Mexico unfriendy act
wards this Country aud ipquirpg 1t DO not the duty
OF the United Slater to declare war against HrAnce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

TIE recently prepared statement of the U.
8. General Hospitals shows that the eight in
Ohio will immediate 3,698 patients. ...s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

Six o nPAnIEs Of the Is Regiment, Invalid
Corps, have been ordered from Camp Chase to
Camp Douglas, Chicago. They Left here yes
tsriay morning under command Of Colonel
Strong. W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

IT is now stated that Heller, the Second
s'ghtPfestidigitateur, Is not dead, but Is alive
and hearty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

10 hhbbbb bpuCiht b14 upVu oo'bam Ioht ct :
tate bounding on the west side Of State
avenue. s-aa
Section 1. BE II ordained by the riy Council Of the
city Of Oolumbu,, That the sum Of twenty Eve (25j
dollars sixty (60) cents mills, be aud the same 10
hereby levied and assessed upon the ground owned aud
occupied by the Columbus and Xenia Railroad 0omps-
n.y. lying on the west side OF State avenue and
thereon hy feet az the same 10 desgnated upon the
let Of the OWL Engineer, on Ole 10 the oise OF the
City OeIk, for the cost aud exp nse of grading and
paving the sidewalks, CUTTERS and crossings along the
same, according to the eGmate Of the oity Civil En
gipeer. ..se a,s-f.fr.y
which the foregoing se,sms nj made, shall pay the
cunt, Of money by hem due In that peha 70 Rich.
ard Davis within twenty days from the date or this or
dnsnce or be subject TO the interest and penalty allow
~d'f 'HS7- 'lfir j. RKINHARD, q,
.,-,. President Of the Oily Council.
Passed Nov. 80, A. D. le63. % =
A''''H go '0',ySs Cits CLARK, 90 u sfa
dscs-h lsss,s,.,,,.,.q. gsfH
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Hog Markets.

PEoRA, Dec 10.-Marktt Arm at yesterdays quota
tions.- Heavy hogsin rdemapd. We quote prices for
live Hogs from % SoSs o. for dressed Hogs al fol-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16

Showing the arrival and departure OF uansN OoIum-
bus. Ohio On ard afIer November i0th, ieos trains
will run as foilows;
LITTLE MIAMI Il COLUMBUS Il XEHiA X X.
Leave. Arrive.
Cincinnati. Dayton, Richmond
ard Indianapolis Night Ex- =,
pTeas. s............s'.''"'''' = a. m S'oS M'
Cincinnati Accommodation. W A. m' B'zof' m
CincnDai Dayton, Richmond
and Indianapolis Day sx- . =,
pTeee........ ss's.'.'.... ~ m. lU. W A. m.
Mail and Accemmodation..... 9.25P M. 2.bP NJ
T. L0UGH, Agent
\ CLEyELAnp, CoLuMsus & CisciNNATr r R.
Niob, Rxpres,. a5OA.M, los A. n.
Few Yort Esptess...... ......lO 70 A. M. 2OP. -
Mail and Express. 10 =; ~; s'oo Z. NJ
CENTRAL OBio RAIL ROAD.
M. Exprem. 4.OOA. NJ, 1.o5P. N.
No. 4 Exp, to Newark oniS. ~ 30 M.
No. 5 Express. UOP. n. W. a. NJ
W. FELL. Agent.
Plrrs suRoH, CoIunBus & ClscIsNAr R. R.
all rraiu. -. .........a. 4 g0A. n. 10OA. N.
Express Tain. .2lsA. n. ! 0S p. NJ.
A'''-'' JOSEPH RoBiNsoN, Agent.
COLUMBUS & IEDIANAPoLIs r R LINE.
(coLuMBus, PlauA AND INDIANA r R.)
indianapolis Etpre's........ l.25 NJ 4st'
Indianapolis Express. 80 =. M. 20 a. d
Piaua Express. ......... 5.lO 2. M. lOOO A. M
0'''A' ''' N' :" 1'' q A. HILL, Agent.
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RKscLUTIoN.

n Mr., Butues offered resolution, which was adopted
requiring the or owners Of inlot No. ss3 to 70
pave the sidewalk in front thereof on Broad street. b.
the 10Th day Of January next.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
TELEG RAPHlC.

HEPomTsD Fon THE STATESMAN
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hmii Road Time Table.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Colum
bus, ohio On ard alter November 18th, 1903 trains
will run as foilows;
I,r~,r M,,u A. ColunBus & XEnlA R. R,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon certain real es
tate bounding on the west side Of State
ayenue.
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State and Local News.
CITY Council Proceedings.

4ry..'t'. MONDAY EVENING, Dec. u, 1888
The President pro tenn, Mr. Dousy' ca'lei the ooun
oil to order at III Q usual hour. Members present.
Mssss Armstrong, BuytleS, Donaldson Douy, noe'"'
Glenn, Jaeger. Nashien Patterson, Rckly and wilson
Ill. Absent--Nsssrs. oarmiehsel, Failing dIanAm
Howard, RAIDER, Thompson and President-7.
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