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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-11-18
NENTAI, NOTICE-DURING

~ my absence from Yorkville, have made arrange
mcnrs with DR.. LESLIE OWEN formerly of Chareston
TO take charge of my OFFICE adjoining the ENQUIRER
building where he will be pleased wait my customers
as usual. He gentleman Of much experience In my
line OF business and WILL doubtless give general satisac
ton. w. NJ. WALKER, Dentist.
February 25 3 If
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
JOHN;
One negro woman. named
HANNAH;
One negro woman, named
MARTA:
One negro boy, named
PHILIP;
One negro boy, named
Ote negro boy, namei
GiED-RGLl;

Aud one crop Of Tobacco Gin hons")
And, by virtue Of one writ of Ficri
Fscias, issued out Of the Court of Appeals
of Maryland. at The suit of Horace D.
Swami against the goods and chattels.
lands ard tenements of Francis A. Hard
Ing and Ann NJ Harding: and by rirtnc
of three writs Of Fieri Facias, issuel out
of the t..cuit Court Cor Saint Marv's
County. one ct The suit If George III.
Morgan, use of Luke " Il Hutchins. use
OF Carey, Bangs aud Woodward, Of Balti-
more. sgalnst the goods and cha,tcls.
lands and tenements of Fraucs 4 Hard
ing and Anu NJ. Harding; one at the suit of
Luke w. b Hafchins use of Carey,
barge aud Woodward, of baltimore,
against the so,ds aud chattels lands and
senernents of Ann ~ Harding; and one
at the suit OF Francis Scale, benjamin q.
Harris and John H Neale--tradiGg under
the Irm and styl of Neale. Harris X Co ;.
against the goods anil chai.=ls, lands
aud tsnement> Of Frauci> A Harding; and
to me cirecrei | have seized and taken in
execution all The right, title. interest, claim
and demand, at Law aud ia equity, of tho
said Francis A. Harding aud Ann If.
Harding in anu 10 the following property,
TO VII; 81
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26

Epf virtue Of two writ< Of Vendi,ioni Expo-
~ mas. :>snrd ont of The Circuit Court for
Sairt Mary's Comfy, one ut the suit OF the
State y, Maryland. at the instance and far
tie use If J mes NJ Heard. Treasurer nf the
County Commissioners i'r Saint Mary's Cm,,-
", ,>e IT Vincent Camalfr. use If George
C,nlbs and one 1T the slit Of the State of Ma
r,land, at the instance and f,rr the use If
James + Ahrli. Use If Thomas C. Ward
against the goods. and ehattel>, lands and
trri"nrnts Of J"~eph ID Edwards. William J
Cartwright and 'Elionias { Ward, ard m me
directed have seized aud taken IN execution
all the light. itle, interest, claim and demand,
at Law and III equity, of the said Joseph II
Edwards. William j Cartwright and Thomas
c Ward in and 10 tie following property.
vii -
crop Of Tobacco i'm the house,: / Grey
Hnsr: ] Colt: yoke 81 AIKEN; | COW: | OK
c'it; ycar'ins; 10 Si""is; negro Boy;
named jim: lnl Of Corn, (supp %>trl TO be
Is balmt>l; l lot of top-foddcr; Betl*iead,
tick ~ clothing; Bureau; I Table: | Rock
stead aud Mattrass; Hooking Glass; and
District, il. tits County, and Containing So
acres Iilnre or less.
Also, by virtue of one writ OF Fieri Facas.
s;sned out of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. ut the suit of Alexander Penn.
Richard Fl Mitchell and l. Y Oiiver.-trad-
ing under tie firm alpa style 1t Penn 4
Mitchell .-u>e al the Merchants Bank Of
Baltimore for SiIO0 90, u>s. of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank "f Baltimore for
$1,000 90. against tic goois and cnattcis.
lands and teuencnts at William J Cart
wright. and to me directed, | have seized
and taken ~ execution all the right, title,
interest, claim and demand. at law and in
equity, "f the said William j Cartwright in
and Ia the toilowin. property. t" wit
One tract or parcel OF land, called and
knuwp .,s--
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
sale OF TlLU.iBLE REAL
EST7TE.

RY virtue of two wri,s Of Ficri Fscias.
issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Saint Mary's County. one at the, suit of
Mary Jane Simms. anil one at thu. suit Of
Mary + Iicgs and Eugene Diggs. admin
istrators Of john H. Diggs. against the
goods and ehat'els lauds and tenemcnts of
Williams I. Cartwright. aud John Fl
E.l-ler and William +. Cartwright. sur
viving ohlRsorS Of J. G. Estep and 10 me
directed. have seized and taken in cxrcu-
tion all the right. title interest. claim and
demand. ut law and in equity. OF the said
William [. Cartwright. and John H.
E,lelen and William I. Cartwright. sur
viving obligors of j. c. Estrp. in aud to
the following property, to wit:
One tract or parcel Of land, called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
EHERIF'F".S Sale or I4LE4BLE
all REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Il.
RY virtue Of Two writs of Nenditioni
Exponas. issued out of the Circuit
Court for Saint Mary's County. one at the
sui; Of William II. and Henry G.. Garner.
usc OF Luke w b. Hutc!,ins. use of
Francis Nrale Benjamin G. Harris and
John II. Ncale. trading under the firm aud
ssyls of Nealc, harris & Co; and one at
the suit of Charles Il. Beale; agaips, the
goods and chattels lands aud tenrmeuts Of
Francis \. Harding ana Ann NJ. H.rding,
and to me directed, have seized and taken
in execution all the right. title. interest.
claim and demand, at law and iy equity, of
the said Francis 4. Harding and Ann VI
Harding in and to the following property,
TO wit:
Oua nouro mar ua,nn3
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
TRUSTEES sAI90 Oh
VALUABLE
real. ESTATE.

6f virtue If aecrre IF the (iTrrs;t c,.r,
- kr Saint Mays County. sitting ~
Csurt OF Equity. hearing date of tie past
day OF tlct,.teF, IN tie year 1868. ia whit.
Am Sheerer Is complainant aud Saln,psn
CaTSsb Catharine Caiis~,ais wife. Msryar4t
Dayi,ls ami ,sl.ers ate defendants. the ul,-
tlersisacd, as Iftsstrc. will offer a, public
vale, at tie Court Huuse door in Leonard
IHTRSD1T, He 26iA day IF .N5ren,lcr i,,af..
be:wen the heirs of Il u'ciurk. NJ. anl 1
ocisrk i. 81, the i.illpwin. properly. To
wit One trsct " l'ai,el Of .a:d, c....rd aud
known a>-
PART ST RFCE4RDS MANOR"
Containing IsssarTes nss,fe or less
This ian.i isslaeiiAy sii ultco 9s.ar tie Pa
fuxeni River aiasi adl.,ihs the lands of Capt
Fitzgerald, Col. Gr,. E1rla.s and capt
Charles Wise. The soil i, well adapted l..
the growth 81 the staple rrssiRets uf this seq
tim, ct the STATE
The Improvements cons;9t &c csanferta-
l'ie Dwe.lIEgrlmuse, barls, sias.es aid other
ordinary out-.iiutiseS
TIL terms ~ sale. as prescribed by the
decree, are: Two hnIt:ire,l ,fl;rs in cash .n
the day "f sfae ahd til,. residue IL, equal Ia
sta'nents of one aid 40 years the deferred
payments - he sccnr-d Dv ,l,e bn..d>i uf the
purchaser, With security Ia bc approved BY
the trustee, and Lta Interest :ruln the ,lay
0i sale.
r. FORD.
Trustee.
November 9Th, l8u3-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
WEDNESDAY,. the 25th day
of November next.

at the Court Ha,se door, in leonard Town.
between the hours OF 10 ot,Iock. a. NJ, and
4 o'cinck. i. NJ. win expose ~ public
aucti.ni tie al,o.e d,.scribei property, 80
stsiz+~i AID taken in execution, 10 the high
cit bii.ier tar cash A iro 10 satisiy officers'
costs CID sane.
THOMAS T.. DAVIS.
NaEEt Sheriff.
f,c:a rrr 29-h isS2-tx
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
FOREST LAND.

containing Is acres, more less.
These lands are loratcd in Saint Inirocs
District, III this county. and contain 355
acres. more or less
And, hereby give notice. that on
THtFSDAI, the 26A day Of NorrmJrr
Instant
at the Court Honse ,lonr, in icnnard Town.
between the hours al II O clock. NJ and 4
"'clock, T. H., sla! expose to puolic alc-
iion the above deS ril,td property. 50 srizd
and taken in execution. tn tic Highest bidder
''H cash. Aiss to satisfy officers costs ON
THOMAS l.. DAVIS.
Sheriff
November 9th. 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
32l9 81 acres,

more or irss 'psf
And hereby give notice; that OF,
THJRSDAY, me 26th Huy of Norem-
Der Instant,
at the Court House d.nr, 10 leonard Town;
hetween, The rpir~ bf II oscsock; M. and :
4o'clock, PM: ] viii exp~e to public apr-
ton tie ais'vs' desrilad isrs.serty, 80 seized
and taken in execution 3. the highest builder
for cash. Also to satisfy oficers' Gals on
same. E'= ~
THOMAS L. DAVIS.
Sheriff.
November 9Th. isGS-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
.SIIERiFF'S SALE OF
TALUA HE
Z EAL STATE.

IlY virsrs &c faur wrss ~ rIefi Facias. H.
~us-ilnsii "A tie Grsiit Cafrt for Saint
Mary i,-.nn'y. o'se Mt the suit of George
CmiN: ans ~ the ss,if VI George c. Mss-
gan. as~iall.r, It Dunham .tnd Kearfpa: nne
at the snis uf George W. II. Dgckler: and one
u ilr suit Of Francis NeaIe, benjamin G.
Harris a,Hi .I.,hn t Seale-traiiag undrr
tie frsn aud siyie of Nea..'. Harris & Ca
against the gso.s AMI rsastels. lands AMI
tsnenenis If .Iasrph fnlus4; and by virtne
me writ of Fieri farias. is.usH osf az The
Cirrtis Cpuri for Saint Marys County. al toe
salt nf benjamin q. Harris part los the ne
alCatharine Vincent nee NJ .Tarns< r. Aiell
use i Neale. Harris Al Co.. ynsrt kr the n>e
81 Henry r.. Harris anil rssidae due q. Beria-
min G. Harris. against TIE gsosis and CHAT
tells, lands and teneinenHs 1t Tlssns.sx W.
Cough and Joseph Rw-ess: and by virtsn-sf
enc other writ of Fsrri fsrias, Issued out III
the Circuit Can't far Sain, Mars's C,usifv.
ut tile suit ri Francis Nsssle, Dts4ismia q.
Harris and Jahns III. Notwithstanding uudrs
the 6rm AID stilc of Neslle, Harris 4 c.-
against the goods and chatte;s. lands and
Fenenenis OF Joseph Enrse~f and Fslnand i.
Plo~s.an; sn.l 10 nlc directed, ! have seiaea
and tasrn in execution all the righs. tiil.. n,-
iercSt, claim and aer,a,,d. az laws ami il.
teqnisy, 1T the said Jnsrr,h Forrest. srhamas
W Ga,igh and Esi,nutd i. plnwslen in and 10
fhe silowine property, 10 wit 8
one tract or par.el of land, called aud
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-11-26
5 IL L Il [ I F'S SALE @ T
VALUABLE
r { Al E s T Ate.

sI ! virtue of one writ nf Fler. Farias. issued
~ Out Of the Circuit Curt s,r Saint Mary's
COUNTY. at The suit of t'rcdrrick Stone. Trus-
zee i1r the sale of 'Snrithwpnl." against the
snmis a,ni chatiels, Lands and frnementS o.
WilllamM. Taylor. Robert Ford and Vii.
liam, l.. Smith. aud to me directed. have
s.'izrI and taken IN execution al the risAl.
title. Interest claim, and demand. AT law and
in equty. III the sail vi. am II. Taylor.
Robert Ford aud William L. Saith ir anu to
the following property Ia wit:
One tract OF parcel 81 land called and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Cincinnati market.-march "a ,

FLOUR-The market for Flour was heavy altar the
advlces from the East were made known, and buyers
Withdrew In anticipation Of decline but hoders,
knowing that II would beuseless to attempt to sell with
out making liberal reductions, generally retired their
stocks, and quotations are merely nominal The few
sales made early In In the day at IS s505 90 for
sup crime 80 OO96 20 for extra, and % 256 IS for
family. "
wHEAT--wa. also unssvo.auly Influenced by the
news but holders did not press Sales and stocks were
generally withdrawn from the msrket and are
entirely nominal We did not hear Of single transsc.
ton. ..'
CoRN-There is q continued active demand for Corn.
and the receipts being light advance Of c per bushe
was established the market closing rm at 69@7Oc for
eneed and ear In bulk and Bic for sheled, including
sacks with sales of about 900 bushels at these V
ures 5000 bushels sold at 67c, to he delivered within
the next ten days. =
oATs-Are also in active request. and the receipts
being light prices advanced 4Sc per bushe the market
now quote them at 73475c in bulk aud &c. Including
sacks. 10000 bushels sold at Csc, including new Bur-
laps 600 bushels at elc, to be delivered within the
next two weeks and 10 900 bushels to the Quartermss
ter in this city, at &c., sacks included and payment to
be made In checks on Washington which are now per
cent. discount.
RYI-Remains dull at the decline reported yester-
day. we quote plime samples at 95097c on arrival,
the former rate In bulk,
BARLEY-Ths best grades OF Barley are scarce and
held firmly at 81 5591 65 for prime State Spring and
Fall, but qualities below prime are dull and dcult 10
to quality.
HAY-Is in good request, with only moderate sun.
ply and the market rules firm at GIG 90 per ton In
bales, on arrival; Sl79ls from store.
WHlsKf-There is an improved demand for Whisky,
and prices are 1c per gallon higher the market closing
steady at the advance The sales comprise about 400
brls at 44944Hc, the latter rate for wagon.
Eaouirsr,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
ITELEGRAPTlIC
Last Nights Dispatches.
Further from the YazOO FIeet-Th
Invasion of Kentucky.


Further from the YazOO FIeet-The
Invasion OF Kentucky.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The following is Q
special dispatch to the Bulletin of this city:
CINCINNATI, March 24.-The Ysz,o expedl.
tion has come to stand still. The CONNER.
cial of this city has a special from Greenwood
which says the Chillicothe, In the last engage.
ment was temporarily disabled by the shot bat
tering her port holes, so that they couldnot be
removed.
The battery Of Wilson has been dismounted,
and the guns returned to the gunhoat DeKalb.
The troops are now aotidg on the defensive
Gen. Qulnby's division was on the ColdwateF
on the goth, and with good weather would
reach Greenwood in two days.
The guerrillas trouble the boats In that riv.
er and the Tallahaohie, and have killed three
or four soldiers. ss-..s al'
The Monitor gunboat Lafayette is reported
up the Yazoo above Hsines's Bluff. Other
gunboats have gone up. Stirring news 10 ex.
pected from that quarter.
The reported evacuation of Haines's Bluff
by the rebels Is not credited.
The rebel force which has occupied Danville,
KY, is believed to be the advance of General
Longetreeth division. Their coming was notIun-
expected, and they will be promptly met Sew.
eral thousands of Federal soldiers arrived here
to-day and more are coming. Look out for
very active campaign in Kentucky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

SAN Francisco, March 25.-The war steam N el
Saginaw, having been thoroughly reftted al
Mare Island is now stationed at Francisco hsr.
bor.
Dr.. Joseph Profontaine, commercial writer
for the San Francisco Press, died to-day
Humphrey Griffith, q prominent Sscrs IN ento
politician, died yesterday. o..
Several exploring parties have returned from
the new gold, silver and copper mines, border
ing on Colorado river. They express confidence
that that region will rival Waahoe, and exhibit
specimens Of ore which are surprisingly rich.
The interior papers continue publishing bio
graphical notices Of many of the parties CAP
tured ct this hsrbor on the privateer schooner
Chapman, showing them all noted secessionists.
The prisoners are still at Fort Alcatros, bav-
ing undergone military examination, with what
result, the public "a uninfotmed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

IMPORTANT TO LADIRs-DR. HARvEYs FEMALE PnLs
nave never yet failed In removing difficulties arising
from or scppage Of nature or in restoruS
the system to perfect health when suffering from spinal
Affections, prolapsus Uteri, the Whites, or other
weakness OF the Uterine Organs. The pills are perfct
y harmless on the constitution and may be taken BY
the most delicate female without causing distress at
the same time they act like charm by strengthening
inyigoratng and restoring the system to healthy con,
don, and BY bringing on the monthly period with reg
uarty no matter from what cause the obstruction NAV
arise They should, however, NOT be taken during The
frSt three or four months Of pregnancy though sse at
any other time, as miscarriage would be the result
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar.
Or. HAhVEY'b Treatise On Diseases OF Females
pregnancy Miscarriage, Barenness, sterility Repro
duction and Abuses Of Nature, and emphattosIy The
Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet OF so
pages, sent fres to any address Ex cents required to
pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent BY mail when d.
Sired securely sealed, and prepaid, BY
j, BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent
No. rs Cedar st., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
3. soANIAN & co., Wholesale Agents
-iI.r 0INoINNATI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

Report of the Ladies' Benevolent So.
ciety for the Year Ending January
9Th, 1853.
II will be seen by the Treasursr's report tba,
thia Society has In the last twelyemontb re'
ceived In donations aud subscriptions 1854 IA
and disbursed 1914 I8. This sum has hesn
judiciously distributed. The visItors have nn,
only relieved such as have applied for helm. hut
have sought out and faithfully looked after tba
wants Of all the poor In their respective dis
tricis. This relief is of course but temporarv
but none OF any sect or denomination have
been neglected. The rent of many have bssn
paid through the winter months; and otbsro
during protracted illness, have not only hoon
provided with nurses, but have pai tislly demand
ed upon the ladies for the daily support Of % thsr
families.
The friends OF the society do not permit us
to help any one very literally. The increase of
the population, and the present state of the
country, have greatly enlarged the number of
applicants, while to meet these demands. there
has been no proportionate increase of contribu.
si0ns Were our receipts doubled there wonld
be nothing over. Will not this community. and
especially the churches In this city, upon whose
donations the society 30 much depende, Iemem
bering these facts, respond to our appeal and
give us for the coming year the amount twice
told of their heretofore generous subscrip.ions7 I
With the usual exception Of the three sum-
mer months, the society has met on the first
Wednesday of every month to receive visitors'
reports, and to transact its ordinary business.
1t is now entering upon its Iwenty-ninth year
Of labor; some Of its members whose namea
were enrolled In 1885, are still among our most
efficient visitors. For ulmoat a lire time Of a
generation have these ladies followed their no.
BILE work of seeking out and comic rtlnp the
poor and distressed; and they feel confident
that their christian friends, though whose aid
they have been enabled to accomplish 60 much,
will all the more liberalIy give them now the
assistance they SO urgently request.
R. E. FERGUSON, Secretary.
Report of the Treasurer of the Ladies' Be.
nevolent Society:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

CAIRo. March 25.-Later news from Vicks-
burg confirm the arrival of the gunboat Hart
ford and Albatross. Fsrragut's feet was at the
mouth of the canal on the Goth. An officer
from on board arrived at Grants headquarters
bringing dispatches. Seven OF Farragut's boats
run the blockade of Port Hudson. After
coming some distance, all but two returned,
and have probably gone to the mouth of Red
river. Banks had not yet come up to make the
land attack when the feet run the blockade.
Boats will pass into Lake Providence as soon
as the current in that direction permits.
Reports from Greenwood to Wednesday after
noon say that the fight had not beea renew cd.
Both parties are making active demonstrations.
The rebels are mounting new guns, and other
wise strengthening their position,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

MEETING OF THE CRY EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE'-There was meeting OF the Democratic
Executive Committee of this City, together
with the Democratic Nominees, at the Law Of
nee OF Messrs. Bingham & McGuffey, last
evening The Committee was organized, by
electing Newton Gibbons Chairman, Amos
Layman Secretary, s. A. Medsry Treasurer,
and John g. McGufey, M. L. Doherty and
George W. Huffman Committee on Finance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Sheriff q Sale.

Samuel CLARK } s.,. p..
John CLARK ct Al, franklin County Common Pleas
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o.
the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public suction. at the door Of the Court House Il
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1863
at one o'clock P M the following described real en-
tate, situate In franklin county, Ohio, to-wit.
Apart Of survey No. 91 entered and patented In the
name Charles smms beginning at the northwest corner
OF John Olarks farm, near white oak and four small
hickories, and In the line Of Thomas Tipton's farm
thence north "a deg. east 56k poles to stake, thence
south "a deg east 15i poles to P. Morgan line 10
mall sugar tree being about links, thence south 4.
Deg. west oe poles to stake, original corner or wit
ness tree being gone thence north "a deg vest l4 pole
6X poles moro or less. iV 77lTfI N II
appraised at s25 90 per acre. ''ANf'
Printers fees "a so.
+ marl3-dlt6wtd' Ff = l;,Yt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

IT is becoming more and more evident every
day, that q terrible retribution awaits the man
ufacturers Of the unhealthy componnds denom-
mated Saleratus, Baking Powders, etc. Since
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus has
been introduced, we are happy to state he has
and Is still working great revolutions for good.
We would say to all our readers to try one pa
per, and they will say with US. the half has not
been told Our better-balf says, Tell every
body to use It.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

( TEE best advice that can be taken is to saus
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PAsTE.-
Call for it at Studer's, Marple's, samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den.
igs, RidgWay's, ]. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try It one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
Cieveland marke,-ma,cn o.

Cleveland Market-March "a.
FLOoR-Market weak and extremely dull. Sales so
brs super0ne at 81 rs.
WHEAT-sales / Car red at 81 IS.
00RN-Sale car at 67c on track o..
HIGHWINES-Quotablo at 400.
SnEDS-Sales small lots Glover at IS I2kQ5 rs,
and Timothy at 81 00D2 10, =
DRIED APPLEs-sales 40 brlH at &c, with pay for
DRIED PEACHE5-saIe at I6c.
BUTTER-Sales at 22c for choice Western Reserve,
nd9s-Sales ~ brs at 12kc,. and 3 brls at I3c.
MAPLE sUGAR-Sales 300 lbb at I5c,
olLs-saies Carbon at $50, with pay sor packsgesa
r- Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York markot.-march rs.

new YORK market,-m0rch 25.
o0TT0N--Dull at650p70o.
FL0UR-Declined 2OdD25c for State! Sales of 600
6i at % 3O@6 40 for Sate 81 0097 Is for Ohio and
81 2047 40 for Southern.
WHEAT.293c lower. Sales unimportant. Chicago
Spring 81 1901 SO.
500.
REEE-Dull,
PoRK-Heayy at Sl3 75G4I4 90.
LARD-Dull at 9h@l0kc.
WaIsKY-Dull at 45D46c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

CIV. BuRNsIDE's srAFF.-Gen. Burnside ar
rived OF Cincinnati on Tuesday, March "a, and
took quarters at the Burnet House. The fol-
lowing are the officers Of his staff:
Lieut. COLL. Richmond, Dr. w. H. Church,
Major Van Buren,. Major William Cutting,
Capt. Cults, Capt. Pell, Capt. Fening, Capt
Hutton, Capt .Lsrned, Morris, Capt. Stoddard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

THE trial Of Col. Bliss for being party OF
the arrest Of DR.. Olds, was commenced at
Lancaster on Tuesday, March 24th. Hooking
Hunter, attorney for Col. Bliss, made motion
for the removal of the case from the State
Court to the United States Court, which he ar
gued st length. The declsioa Of the Court
upon the motion was to be given the next morn
ing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

REsioNArIous OF ONO oFncERs.-A dispatch
from Murfreesboro' reports that the resigna-
tlons Of the following Ohio officers have been
accepted on account Of disability:
Capt. 8. Pfewmau, ll5lh Ohio; First Lieu
tenant ]. B. Cleveland, 4lst Ohio; Capt. J. w
Morgan, 4lst Ohio; Capt. w. E. Kintigb, 3Sth
Ohio; Lieutenant ]. w. Jones, 12lst Ohio
and Second Lieutenant L. T. Durham, $40
Ohio. -ty
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-26

TIE proprietor of the Boarding House in the
city Of Columbus, on High street, opposite the
Court House, will sell all appertaining to o
Boarding House, with lease for the present year
included. Persons wishing to purchase will do
well to apply by the Let Of April.
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