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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16
For Wood Or Coal.


THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
Il is called 10 the above Furnaces, as they combine
yentiatng with heating qualities.
The inventor has after years Of experiments, sue
ce edcd in perecting what he claims to be the best
Furnace now in use. Among its many advantages
over ~ the ordinary Furnaces, are: ~ TT. .
Tho small amount of fuel required to keep II IN
pKeepne the rooms constantly supplied with pure.
fresh air, drawn from Natures inexhaustible stock
Large Air Chambers. avoiding the confinement of
heat in heated walls and hot metal chambers.
| Improved Water Chambers, which keep up q
steady supply Of moisture, which overcomes the
great objection 70 ordinary Hot Air Furnaces; s !,
gether, guaranteeing durability under any degree of
heat. ,,o,,
LATING ARRANGEhEN Of this Furnace, which
has been pronounced by scientific men to be the
BEST EVER MADE.
ss Every Furnace warranted to give entire sat
f s1f REFERENCES: l8-9l.3-s1
By permission l refer to the following parties.
where the Furnaces are in operation: i'iF Tl
9aYaa9h noRi CINcISNATI, March IL, 1868.
Mr.. p. Martin, Of this city has constructed "Hot
Air Furnace" in the Second Reformed Church (cor-
far given entire satisfaction. For efficiency in warm
ing purity OF air. and economy Of fuel. we can speak
Of Il in most favorable terms. Its Rermanency and
From our experience, we can recommend Mr.. Mar
tin as an adept in the art of warming buildings, and
as quite competent 10 give satisfaction 10 the con-
struction of Furnaces wherever practicable.
Trustees Of the Church n the Essr VESss; p..,o,
4, Nj. NorRE DAME, REApISS, Il9 Ono
November Goth 1861. ~
Mn. MARrIs-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us, and arc satisfied with it,
| Our rooms are amply heated. iH19iYh HoIet
Yours '' ''isgffss'fIfE!RiEs sgfsfERs OF NorRE DAME.
bear testimony TO the above. having used the
WIN MI i'' a''N'ses '''N'''' -. M. Il. LEOPOLD,
loi Eighth street. Of Leopold 4 GoOdheart. No. "a
"Sis "CisoissATi. June IS. 1861. 5i ai.
Trustee q the FE.s PrS:bytsEsa si ~ ChErfS hI9 H.,
naces, and am fully satisfied with nRN \. NJ wang
Have ono Of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. 1t
gives entire satisfaction GRIFFIN TAYLOR.
y.R .payy. ESQ; Jacob Meter. Esq., Of f, Kuhn. n
Meter e q RSe$0P f Ess Gs'Ss &C., hB
ssS:s stS and fsssas Bssms JOIN pss AsSisst OH,
CORNER sonn suS and i Race % esss Roth osssr st.
| Nicholas Exchange southeast corner Of Fourth and
| Race: VIM Glenn 328 West Fourth street. Abner
T. Frazer 407, West 9Th street, Board Of Educaton,
i Columbus. Ohio. u9ek a ttha tNtN
Smoke Consuming Coal and Wood Hot Air
4 Furnace. ssyy ~
| Furnaces altered and repaired. .
l (,aiyanized Iron Cornices and Cutters. s
i Tin Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer
| Corrugated Iron Doors and shutters.
HS- Fuil particulars regarding price. &c., can be
obtained AZ my store No. 149 West Fifth street, OF
Al the Office Of the Burnet House. --sr...
"'"'s PETER MARTIN,
No. 14s West Fifth street, between Race and Elm
Cincinnati. sift ~ tf eils
mchs-d6m. tsiq nfEN .lLllLal
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SEE FoURrn PAGE.
Additional Bounties to Cease April /,

snraet tn be Made I'm Two Weeks
Thereafters
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16

The greatest mystery inthc world y
Us Is that any one will buy oF 'ss s2 e5hs5 "A rsmsdy
81 SeS3; Ys' 'S Sss ilesPas saSS
gEs Thrss ste sts 4 s'5s'E'fRsns es lp9S ne e
q Ilsi Rsssi's';s = = 's''' y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16
Terms Of The Weekly Statesman.
Terms Of The Daily Statesman.
Terms ofThe Tri- eekly Statesman.
The Weekly Statesman for the Cam
paign. n 2 ~

We win send our Mammoth Weekly Edition of
The ONO STATESMAN TO Subscribers, from May LIST
to November 15th-six and half months-embrac-
ing the whole Of the exciting and important Presi-
dental Campaign, including the Election Returns
ON the following Low TERMS:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16

bear testimony 70 the above. having used the
same Furnace all last winter and am fully satisfied
with all Its arrangements. ~ rroporn
loi Eighth street. Of Leopold Goodheart. No. "a
West Pearl street.. yisW
CINCINNATI, juno Is. 1862. ~ es
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16

As Trustee Of the First Presbyterian Church,
reoently ordered one Of Peter Martins Hot Air Fur
naces, and am fully satisfied with y. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16
STATE AND GENERAL NEWS,

Two thousand dollars Of the Second Ma
tional Bank Stock of GAINESVILLE were sold
Thursday morning at fifteen per cent. pre-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16
Importnnt Certificntes.

ROCHESTER. N. Y. December %. 1861. .
Messrs. P. H. DRAKE / Co.-I have been great
sufferer from dyspepsia for three or four years. and
had to abandon my profession. About three months
10y, am now nearly well man. hare recommend
cd them in several cases, and, as far as know, al
ways with signal benefit. am, respectfully, yours,
orH Rev. j. s. CATH0RN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16

\ Have ono Of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. !
gives entire satisfaction. ,o,ev,v r.vtop
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16

SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, Ill. Feb. II, 1853.
Messrs. p. H. DRAKE Co.:-Please send us another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bitters AS morn
ing appetizer they appear to have superseded every
thing else, and are greatly esteemed.
05a0tst Yours, etc., GAGE d WAITE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-16

rio PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, nth day. ls62.
Respected Friend:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use of thy Plantation Bitters.
Thou wilt send me two bottles more. ..
Thy friend, A. A. CURRIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
Ike Atlanta z3:z:!::s.
4 letter iron Atlanta, under date o. Sept.

G
q: is quiet morning, The Sabbath bells
are telling tIeir s:le:an chimes, yer they bring
little peace OF gladness 10 the troubled: weary
hearts that Gear them. An order has gone
forth that tIie inhabitants shall leave and 90
North or South. The exodus has oomnjencad,
and stream Of human beings is daily pouring
fourth-wanderers 90 the wide world,
The houses Of persons going AorEa are taken
charge Of by the authorities, an} slIl &c safely
kept until It will be safe 10 admit tneIr ratuy:i.
The houses Of tiose going South and those IN
tho Confederate lines, vii! be ali converted 50
military use
have Just retured to day from accompany
ing the exodus into the Confederate llnes.--
About twelve o clock train of about one h!n
dred wagons, in charge OF Capt CadEFaiiader,
started from Atlanta for Rough and Ready
Station
These cars we're loaded with miscellaneous
cargo, in solDe were crowded tottelirg Old age
and maids Of blooming youth. The former
fretted very much at being thus rudeIy torn
away, root and branch. from the soifon which
they grew, and soon hoped to resi- their aged,
vearied heads upon 'lhe latter seemed 10
enjoy the thing very much ii tac5, they treaE~
ed It as kin! Ct sentimental journey. [ fully
understood this when we reached tie Iontecs-
crate quarters, when l saw what q greeting,
war;a welcome, naoy OF the Confederate OH
GERS and soldiers had for them. Some carried
their enthusiasm 50 FAR as to exchange warm
kisses and embraces Rough an1 Ready is
about ten miles from Atlanta,
It was evening when we arrived there. The
wagons advanced midway between the two
lines. and all their living freight and chatteis
were soon transferred to the Confederate bay.
Gus. This transfer was attended by very
warm demonstrations, as [ have before stsaed.
The most affecting was between parents and
sons who had been long separated. !"
The New York Times of Wednesday morn
ing, after reviewing the subject OF the fall ia
gold and In prices Of goods, says:
''Retailers ought now to come down in their
prices There will soon be no earthly reason
for paying 55 cts for a pound Of butter, $l4
for barrel OF -four, 81 50 for a ton Of coai,
25 Cts for a roast, and 81 for bushei Of 20
tatoes. And 50 with the immense prices for
cottons and woojlens and hardware. All these
ought to GENE down at least one third But
they wi not, for the reason that the dealers
aud spectators will comb biue for time to hold
them up. The only way to bring them down
is for consumers temporarily to combine. Let
every one who would this week buy new hat
or coat, or cotton dress, or house furniture
or who would lay 10 stores TOR the table Or the
winter hold off little. Two or three weeks
waiting will make but little difference in, tbe
purchases for many families, and a fortnight
may see vast reduction in prices.
We notice that the grocers and dry goods
merchants in the Northern cities, are adver-
tising to sell goods at lower rates than they
were held two weeks ago.
4 dispatch from Cincinnati says -" Major
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
PUBLISHED (DAILY> BY
Il Ar SNO WDI1Nf Jn.
5sg~ OFFICE-:No. 1oA King s5reot, ovsr
saono's formerly French's} Book Store.

c. oUNrY CoURr.-( From the Record. J.
Monday. S. Baker qualified as an at1or-
ney to practice in this Court.
Com. VS.. J. T. Price-on charge Of lasciv-
ious cohabitation Same VS.. same-on
charge Of assault and battery Same VS.. Anna
Cook-on charge Of lasci7ious cohabtation-
a anolze zroseqa1 was entered in these cases. de-
fendants to pay costs.
E. Ell. Miller, executor named IN the Will
Of Margaret Deakins, renounced the execution
thereof and administration was granted to
Samuel Miller, who qualified.
Administration on the estate OF Alexander
Bowden, was granted to Sarah Bowden.
Sarah Bowden was appointeda guardian OF
William Bowden, infant child Of Alexander
Bowden.
Z. B. Perkins, elected constable in the
county district Of this county, appeared and
qualified.
Michael T. -Sluby was authorized to celebrate
the rites of matrimony la this county between
persons of African descent !"
John Dewey was exonerated from the pay
ment Of an erroneous assessment OF eighty
cents.
Com. Us. Nogrissey-on charge Of assault
and attery-aoUe pros1Qul entered.
A grand jury was empanneIled as follows
Geo. @. Hewes, W. r. Howard, &. 5. Boyn-
ton, P. G.. Henderson, G. +, Grimes, H.
Hodgkins, Samuel Baker, J. Il. Baggett,
Thos. Dwyer. E. Francis, D. r. Wilson, W.
G. Richards, j. I'll. Robinson, JAS Rudd, 8.
Wheatley and A. Moran, who presented the
following indictments Against John Gheen,
for keeping house of i'll fame, true bill
against j ames Moxley, for assault and battery,
not a true bill-against Frederick Loudoun,
for obtaining money under false preten-
ses, a true .bill-against Amanda Fortner
for assault and battery, true blll-agalnst
George Fortner. for assault and battery, a true
bil-against Robt. Mcclure for keeping
house Of il. fame, true bil-and there being
nothing further to present the jury were dis
charged.
The Will of Jane A. Swaine was admitted TO
probate.
John Howell VS.. Samuel Markell-unlaW"
full detainer-dismissed
Com. VS.. Jacobs; same VS.. Powell and same
VS.. Monroe -on indictments -aolle pros s'q'ess en-
tered.
Wm. Gregory, R. H. Miller, Elisha ).
Miller, Robt. Brocket and J. A. DIXON were
appointed to appraise the estate Of Margaret
Deakins. ;,
Dalton VS.. Weinberg: Bender VS.. on'5h =!
.-ana uze MainIern and Baker-dls-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04

NEr. W. ?. Fessenden, Secretary Of tie
Treasury Of the y. S. has published & state.
ment Of the debt of the United States Oh the
Goth of September, by which it appears that
the total interest bearing debt is 81, ,457, ,67l,
Sl6. 66, or il round mum bers, q fraction less
than one thousand five hundred millions
s::Ihe aggregate interest upon this debt is $5l,
778, 6l3 II. OF this aggregate interest bear
ing debt, nine hundred and twenty-three mil
lions draws interest in gold coin, amounting to
fifty four and a Eolt millions annually ; and
five hundred and sixty four Millions on waich
the interest is paid in paper currency, amount
ing to twenty seven millions annually. The
non-interest bearing debt amounts to four hun
dred and sixty eight millions and the grand ag-
gregate of the public debt is, in round mum
bers one thousand nine hundred and jhtty SIX
millions dollars
'sHistory repeats itself - Some people
"rrosper' in times Of the dlrest calam-
ity, while the great mass suffer and are ruined.
The most awful famine almost on record, &C.
CURED in Egypt in the year 1899 The hlsto-
rian tells US is:-:-:I5 is 3 thing we'll worthy
Of wonder that among people who had been
unfortunate, depressed or poor, there are some
who have made a fortune this year. Some
have amassed wealth by trade; others have
grown wealthy without anybody knowing how
Tn this same year thousands died for the want
Of food, and human flesh Was even eaten, to
! sustain life. Aud yet fortunes were made,
without any body knowing how
The Northern papers are quoting from the
sneeches of Mr.. Andrew Johnson, OF Tenn,
to show that up to 1860, he was violent pro
slavery man, ertm Southern in his course, and
onnosed to all Abolition aud Abolition candl-
dates.
The latest advices from Missouri state that
+ho Iron Mountain railroad has been badly
damaged by the Confede1ates, and that moth
inc reliable has been heard from General EW-
ING, or from Franklin.
The Baltimore American IS very severe up
On Henry Winter Davis-calls him "a scoIdlng
Thersites." and tells him he supports Lincoln
on]v because he thinks Lincoln Will be elected
The Charleston Courier says that arrange
ments are making for the importation into the
y e +b;rtu m o,7sanG Poles. as re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04

A dispatch from Cincinnati says =" Major
General Hooker has assumed command of the
Northern Department. with headquarters at
Cincinnati. Major General Heintzelman is
ordered 10 report at " WheeIjng
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Recruiting in Rebel States.
puis. md Ecpulnt.snA-

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= IL provided that r,crutins aron,s mus, lave q
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-16
Impor,ani from -an irnncssco.

san Frrnris n. Jnl1 'i.--A cor,o'pondont writ =
from ru,'ms, Mexico, juno 2',h, that official in-
founatdu has been received 'Lc,c ota ,ourpiracy 10
s,gc one or 81 tlo .irsircrs the coat for
piyu'ceN and tat part, hid lccu son, nun Sc,es-
.ia for 'ha, puIIo'c rhc T. nom indicated s.Id
to he ~ VA Mas, wtotc siC- hns, teon taken "
cl,'t terHr.
Nir','l,a had moi bcc' ,"Ner - 10 Trench on In.
/ ~, though ir,urh f'lgr'e vlr of the ha 'o',
m. h'' 'ci'ci atsipvn'r Two tc''r,c' o. tho city
hed 'con csn ~ tuo Lrt t.etcsc'o no suns 70 man
Gem.
'cr. Mcdowell, Go, Low, .nls largo nuiph,r Of
r'n'ag nld ci'h ooc,r, 'e.crday itsIec'cI tho
ir irea,on, ~ sa. Ttand-u "a. To-. Nor. land DO
4 r.rt s." TO ,c a. ,ctos.
ito N''k oi puttirg ~ thc C.rsrche has tccn
or,ueuoei, AMI v III err.dly prceccutci-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-16

The ~ri'e- IL sva-r, frsm pcrponal eh.e,vs''sn -
the ia ~-r-cRal rosuiau'v spd en'hu-ia'iic Gc,c-
uon % Crsrt are: = sold p, vet 81 .ed b. ny-
t ids cvci ,,a In tns aim heio 9, toi tu' cissct IN
the aiiDv sf leo, tas ven much hke 'to eve o. the
Oil t,usid for Sarolean c'u.e h. cas- tat ii,d
he fof -orc DAYS yet before the get tiicd 81 "
Richmond ccrespons.pt Of m. CcS,rrrrrio~-
Ni'r .i,tins june II, immedaeiv sner the cro',.
ire n b. lame. river by the AMY ci n. potcin,c,
taN,s the folle- las view. which ~ he read vi,h in
;e'est by p.r,ess In tn. Ss-th Who nelinod to be
blue sbsui tho pgos ;ess n Gea. Grant
What measure Of 'noce-. m.y s''eni operations On
III I'M I IL ret % -. a. II d, VI, 'c ocn-
&C. te oct 'h- ne M ehcr,ion. ~ \ ,l here lev
r ilst move e tie tlem5 age oi u lnntt st,oi Al
,hausct't. should --sh cnl1witt hcrl no fhr e
truciions. =. the all o.d indc.ici, I. cNp,I, "
D. ond atili. tro~t dsr'o ne. sf4nItou tsiNg
Az lty Wv th' hand. ~ tht cnen,y tho NR CO Oh r
i!'tcv, th' t"utis Oad u'scsa. AMI ihe .ntfy "a
g." tgu' Nae Vc'u!'N Of th'. ct tein' Nt1nst de0
- tr nioauctiye pr ro.eS u tut isIsain or ne
u ''r. !f- 20 vi o fe ctsUd, and ,e Dan pie rpN s.
io nto- us y tue'i city lc oct. d r'e'ctei ia
tuc smlnno ~ 10 cut II. oh eattely fioiu eNt-tne.
torp' ru' o., lcte crld lc cnilod tisn fo e1-
dui :. tot the stcrl ae erisinaon u TO hold this ia,
H. thc lasi.
rhc REGULATIONS .tov. will tevr. iu par what
heio ,lu .ei 20 ti.,T dirr'o.u OF the in.ce
a. oi The cg palm. iia, Inc ahcd huhNtn r 'v' ~,
'foft s1r hy the as-is'anup o. all the tnerN ui
vsF Luue. T. t. pAiufu lr idcnt ihs; lt t,tnn =.
~ nic 49, 20 summon TO the all %. his hAat 4
ie ions tie tci fihc acne, ian.nr. >uru. u WI ie
~ eiui y j. vns re cour-e ruisuc nm ~ 'nk e
uutss ~ la t''s A. N 10. IStui ne L. -trNs
ins "a ie-,naei Lcfe hat hc rhitytl Ties.
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Awfui Railroad Catastrophe.

If'tmGrsH II r'r, JlV ia train with abolt
b. ii'h'l prson's~ on their way TO tho camp ., Eni
ia cnidri v,'h tho renn,Jivnuia Coal Compsny's
train !e,seru hoe and -hohos, this afternoon, kill
ing and ~Ouri.as o lane number icIorted ut ovar
iU. The tain vi n tnc p.lson,'s should hsys left
Joidy CT the mo't.us at haii-pst four, but was
GETS cG nni ihofn out Of time ons hour by tho cap
ta1 OF tac rua,S no feirncd 10 the vcssel on which
they cant nom CT roln, 80 hunt up thee prisoners,
who hal csc7roi from N. The coal train ~ on its
wny from no iawley B.Anch % PoIt Jervis, and
elected 10 rilln that tho other train behlnd
time, and rcnt on, striking the latter At . crooked
part tbc Ioad, where the iAeer could not S
enough al,rlJ 10 avoid the casually.
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We rc set without hsr- moreover tina, reinro.re-
Hsti .,enc!h 'oS !, h,cs the inVssr. ~ eur col
a. ,,rn'- Nt~i ~ army l. l,1nr Idle With no
nS, NJ, - 100 ss an rs ar, and I'd IiS, to econ Oh" =
w. NJ" vicss ARE -iio1 ne 81 vhIc ,hs
e. ,n y, 's,crs,rn's' Nj thei 'o,cr. 1t tehc ,e-
" ilt hui 10 Ccsnune r snrte-de- the county -
Va" uo'n'naion q! The iuvsins ior g."
s.Hat c"Nrt.i>r W MANA ,,rsvSr.
hr tsue OF he AiAnn CsNr,r,HAc, con,ains
the 'olow ina lsren,
a, rfen N'cks'u-c To Meridian, ar fruru Dalton 10
, no..o t.t,iara,H. "on the ras y e ana oil the
sanlS;e The "do,.htill, shc.iuan Ia. i,hcl
,oi Atl.nt. h7' h'.- ~ oaci I'd IT, c--lcfp. vhrn
. an, wvnla haye rc.cAci b sncccsrcn OF crhv i
he 'p,s tsc couise ~ % ON oi he si. h.. ,TeS
r. shtinc sod Iiczlr. Ike The trail OF f SHIT ned
o. o. ,ithei. In the meantime the snsAc hs lecn
:, 80 ch,d' nut no, siiiri b. lohus,on. hi,- no e
81 Nas1,e ic,ti'ot, have lccn .dcod 10 Nc a,gHI.
uons Of the ene'oloh nc nVse and the y ,.ci.cr u
h,, c.ion' I'm rsnaces Gu trauluiliy ma "sH ~
n"in kesacs 10 M..iern ,rthcisIL y. n ~ to hs'e
pa ulchee,i. net dscsi,s victor, n one is pcrs,e
enco'ntc', at sas' &c -.iion Of this r,u'thuous,
e.hy Aha p.hc"ins AMI slck'nns niuu.rion "
M :, dw suct Ja". / he 10 rsno., tot th.'
In the A,ry 20. Ienres,er T. ioI,e oi Lp.srd oi en-
THOUSAND l:-organ. n.zeI "a elfy. ,otip.,, ., mNiV
ouv' OF nhitA'y genius and i-irHts "t corco y
ard u.oee Hoes ans ern''cs, md. ,ren, h.it Ia ,i"
opnon that the 'mui, - Otc OF mounted vet, AZ.
". S.h o't MANI 'i~enI, rn,.er .icat leadc. n
% my nid tSh could not u 10 ~ drs'ie ih. in
ehi re eru ~ asion nnd cot II oil ooHnc'olt tom
,s 80 ilce' We 40 not be, .ovo IN. cis apNc'icul
,hhkins Ian NIL nrt us ii D.. Ia o., toui.letsy,
uu' Nh @i"" th u that u ic-i, withiu - hulfs
"uu 30 . 80 ihhe an orfaniIe thu o.c' ior s.w,"i
upon NE elculf's ear. that 4 Wurir ave- g.
WIN she man. d,rt uctI' than all tie h.el tro. ks
~ ahf ntdin pri.icns let. crn th' , ,hn'tahoo-
cils md IN. cut. lie ccpri ~ 10 uan H. the best
test mont ~ 20 vht fe could gcruup suri niutncl-
- Hnu unic ,feie.. llc "-N.i't 'A . size iuaa 40
suleisiei Ni.h cieat diihcult.a,t- !onrIc line OF
conn uh'c iiic1. h.crN d., t.rnsP aiio1 tor 9
hphir, ana ID" v'u'd uoi move 80 fwutd hnd wr
Doubt u H. cuuid 90 ca go ttc>tn 4. u ofs in de-
NO axe C'.i,lt+ui. 81 " - ifu OBJ tie ~ Vi
ONO Si'fr,' "~ euf ut'c 49,. -. ~. g. VI % a
p paT' h..n ct r' 'lt ttat - ~ .ostrtHtotl1Ir
oi,., ieSec'u 70 fnI tc p.ocut s.,s-a iuac iNity,
am lcad u un the lAt ale tu..
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-. Lin', jar u a.-i Tho stotmers Weldon, GiO.
row. Sunehuc. Cte.csco, northern and L. L. nix
We" burned 20 thl lcvce early THE mo nirr. Tic
lc,, vii PROBABLY zach half sdion ot dollars.
e:coNp risrAr,n.
s. Lo'is. .'ut! ii..r rhe .io,rhca five 'Nis .fer.
noon the dtnstfous that has occurred n =
for several vc.r.. The ori-n Of the nc ie believed
"a tc the vors Of ircndiail, ~ the military an.
thoriics pc,ycd several d ritches last week, ind.
catns tha, uun"i q, o boats wcrr to b. burp ~ aud
impli,ntnr two men, ho have been a-cst, . Oh tu--
pee The ,stu lo,s c,nuo. iad sho.t u half mill
Ion to.iAs. TIE chsn.d remnants oi ansn were
ioinu IN sc hoid n IT,. che Oh e
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-. Io.ts, No., i.ip IA ol r,'ch nori Rs,on ~
the Hcaheusitcr, lc-t say. thA iiu. ,s, Ne Ia
do.ph COUNTY, Wa 81, ui,s me'u'r-. b. fu,i.
iillis, Of IS Nm o. siN.rp. urc ciilcn ris 't'',
ten ,u tis tc.eefephei ttcri Ieavcnwor'h that our
force, ur,er Col tsrL ooN sang oi ril'm,
lat ui h q Camden. Ery County. and routed then
1Lius ~ ard c'p ltin. laisc aliul,r OF anne aud
ten leas of fs1wdcr