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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20

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1omn1onetrt tatte, purre ta5 Rcmmonrn
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Vertbeio'sun} leitet.
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eatten rte Nebellrn inner unp Qus,rh holI
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81 nte. D!eitlte wurce inter eer2eituu,,
ees ~aom!ra!" Bubanan err;htet. Der
os'nabe lett osm ysainne ses Sgieses.
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no ct &0mn1anotur Der gtavy garc c:s
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9roBete Nab:;eu5e pcrun!er rais R!aoz
len'tlr lennei1se unp einise fieiners ~
Gad'lAifsn bsltimmte Dan,pfsr.
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'ae Aon'iral Jarrasut> Ger p;e operaz
lonen II ierer JIotte yor Wlebils Ieitet
mo nit. .1ps!hem 2anetrnppsn unter G}fn
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'ut@aus feine leidte 9luisate bat.
Nod' tlbrt oie 5ictte, cis er Jest ,.n!sr
'9 Bat metr @elhiise, ois eic, init
0elder er ctn'i leine unitsrtltaen Stotfn
e' sort Sadicn une ST. Nbiuipp untsr
fen St!eaao oerridtete. 9lber aud
eet lit Iplsler ole Msbrsahl iciuerSd,ifft
IN oo|s Omit "ei'srnen 6srsen" rarauD
T pat nem|id, 19 bGl;erne ;5obr,euae,
a'unisr lein oltes UlasasnlAif baytfcrt,
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1erflai1ts1t oes etnbeimiibsn uub ausportire
esatidcN yueltfums auf isin nett UNI bronc,r
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Su oei,l'sten ;nret Der pertbe SAT- bic or.r.
trsanoht'!s une tiliGite Sseenune reinIid,rs
soeis' cute Srif, furs Nlss, mas in elmer onrGn.
bigen aSirtbitaft beanlpru msrreu fonn.
cute Staauua beNnrctNeu sbrnfaQs tsin cou5s.
0aS Ssreefn ees llntevseitnsten if bic Wutrs
isunrns orrcr, bic ibn beebrsn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
Die Giufpm,t1,euiteucr,

Nv S>tns
Der eolnmillir rer tnntreu 5leutr bat
fc!aeace enttibe'run9en erlaNtu
tpmmeu Ypn iyarmen
S'eber murcs oo5 @infpmnlen eines Tor.
msrs naG Dem Sctalpertb iciuer Grnte
une Gem Weminn an rerfauitem Mieb (,e<
rehnet. N1G Der III. 'Seetion rcr 2,te
pom 80. SUM muB Die Nebnuno ua II
eem erbObten SSebrlb cs5 Niebss> pb yer
fault ccer Ycrrltbta, nnp nah Dem Sez
TRACE lammtlither ndbrenc pcs5,hres yer~
taufter Tarmpruoufte ocma;t: lrtrceu
lpobst eie)enlasn he bel Ntit!us se6
Sabres pcrrdtbia suaren, niat s;naerehnet
msrrsn.
nm pa5 Ginfomn,en elmer ;5arm nah
ole|sr Ssitimmun1 ;u berednsn, miro es
nptble. ben Bfrtb peS @iebtances, Der
be'm Seainn RS Sabres rprratbio mar
abiulddBen uno oa;n Die fit @ieh, ras
am euee pe6 Sapres nod oa lit, be:oblz
ten Summen III apeiren Die 10 erb1|<
tene Summe miro Don ceyjeriorn oboe-
soBen, mel9e rurd slcciruna ceSDcrlbes
ees Stsbltanoe5 am SabrslblnlIs, Der
Gtnabme ron cdbrenp pcs s}abre5 pers
tauftem Sieb, Ger ginuabme you ;5lcilh
orer Darmprcruftea> BEN Weytb her ppn
Gem GARNER l!nc Eeintr camille cper ncu
&b'eren, bic ee5 Ver2niigens balter oez
baltsn reroen, ver;ebrter prooutte, erbasz
ten miro
Die 10 erbaIteae Oifsren; miro alsGiuz
tommen a18eieben, n;@cem Die fofen Ter
Beatteituns Der 6arm paYcn obae;raen
ten finn. Sir ouf Der Tarm er,cuotss
Deu ocer @etreiDe, cas scu rem ouf rer
6arm bsfinclid,en 0ieb yer,ebrt mirr
fam ieeod fein Nt;us aeitattst ,rsrrenz
s}m ltrlaen aelten BET Ntlddvuno res
ginfommenS einss Tarmeea bic aenyhnz
lihen 3tcaeln.
E. + in t m en- Ypn @runtz
y rs. gfad Section 216 werosn @,.
wtnne, bic rurb zen 0erfauf yon @jrunrz
etAsntbum, cae rdbrenp ces s}abres onz
Astauft npreen tpar, als Gtnfpmnt.u II oe<
retnet. Werlulte, Die beim 8erfouf spn
@runccisentbum, ras ndbreno oes Sab
res an9efauft mar, erlitten mercen, fnp
otsusieten.
y II . NJ III en- Q II Nn,eiaen
Na@ Ger gcte som 80. SUM 1T fein u.s.
sua far Ginfommeu ccn Nn,eiaen oei1at,
tet fir welde tereits Gteuer te;ablt
Gnb s.-=..r
Sin fom menpcu 0er.Stoos
ten papieren 1T in iecer 6inlldt
mte allies oncese Ginfommen III tez
banoesn.
Steuerfretbeit 5000,
Nad Gem neuen 0eleye fann son Dem
@elanmteinfcmmen rer W(icoliebcr elmer
6amilte, aus Gltern uno minceriabriocn
8inrern ODER Wann unp Trau tclsbenc,
nur Elm Ntsus ocn 5000 aemadt ,perccn,
auaoencmmsn 100 Trau erer &inp Gin
tommen pca einsm eetrennten un,thSnoi>
gen Verm1asn ccsrsetssnntem @erpien(t
btrleitsn. slls 9etrennts6 unatbinaioee
SermtNsn, miro t!ob Elm iplbes unertaui
lber ,pel9cs Der @atte feline Gontrclle bal
uno f'3 aud 0eri@tli9 feiue perltaffeu
tam. Der @erpicnt zines mincrennsn
&inpee seb5rt I'M Nlaemeinrn cem @ater
uno tpirb gu ee7en Gintommen eeredue
ouber 100 cas 8int solIhdncia enuan,i:
pirt IT, pas duberit ielten an,uneb:
men TT menn es i'm pdterliden 6au1
ppbnt.
Neparaturen. Mb,uee fir yss
paraturen i'ne aui ben Durdidnitt be
wdtrenp eer lebten 5 Sabre poraenom
men @eparaturen iu bs(@rdnten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
Asentcu !. . Minn. .Staats;citune.

asenten :. ~Wfinn. Staatsscitung. n
5tuoerlpn, 5srr q. BUD Jun.
Nsw ll!m uup Drown County Ur. JprIer>
ot. pt'sr uuo !tieolst Gty 9S. Sbimmel,
St.NntrnY II .Minr;apolis, Ortbu. ,snctlau@,
Glrptr ct. Nult,
Wlnsatp Serr Sutus 8. 9artmaNn.
5iiu uatsrune s4albinstpn Gty 81. S9efer,
sHiuoua unp SBincna gtY 81. SLIDER.
Ytllsplan 5err 5rsas .. Seybsrtsct.
Nutitaust, Nies Gp., 5err 0uttir. JIsten1sin.
Ncars Sauoing, $. Ouerre.
Nso sSiNa, 5err Subn 5rieeriG.
SSINlbaD, @eors 5uber.
Y 9rolle, Serr 6eil.
9aHllp 3itY, Wisc. ST.. S.biittler.
8itarc Srus, Swatpnua.
Tran! Yidlsr, 9rrins,un.
NodTcrc, gSrsbt Co., Jobn Subeltar.
QSiltpn, Haisca gc., Sv. Minsss.
Wm. aistsnappe, 9annru City, Minu.
Ndermanu II. Bruotr, ycung Nmeric1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
Scllctriitiid,cs.
. ie 9 r II 5 te.

(Jiis bic SteatsSeituns.)
Grin itano bic Saat in rem @efilbc,
Die eten nod i'm Seine lblief
81 iie gum 2eben iet uno milre /.
VmpUr cesGriitlinss Ntbcm rief.
gSpbin mir bliften, mar 0cceiben,
interchangeable iipp'9e &raft;
Den 9riinen 5alm i'm frIben Waien
Dur6rran9 in JiiQe 2etenslaft.
Gin Nntlid ~ar's pcu 6ersenefrcuce,
60 fril'h> 10 ppll, 70 f!pt unr reid,
2as Telp in ieinem oriinep &leice
Dem 8ilo her muntern Su3eno eleid.
Doe oiett Gin Sabr, ras mus 9erotten,
1as fiil!t oenSpeder lpbnt Die Mub.'-
Menn eten eri1 eriprcbt Die @aoten
BUR grnctebpfpun9 it's gu frub.
@leid tpie aus bartem Gr; eeeolen
@erihlpi1en blieb pes 6immels Tbor.
Srcs beibem Glebn 1T lang eeRo0en
&ein GrDpfein Ne9en trauS terppr.
llno mic pie Setensfrait erfrantte
SIN junaen6alm, gum Blubn tereit,
Su in her Menld,en 6ersen tpanftc
Die 6cffnuns auf bic G1npte;eit.
~ 5ofnune manft, ca 3Ssert nimmer
Ner;meifuna> in cas- 6ers 3u ;teb'n.-
Sersmeife!t fab man lhpn Zen Sbimmer
Der lesten Grnotetpfnune Risb'n.
Da talIt iiG's ihwars am 6immelsronee,
,Oa biillt I66' tx @emi'iernadt,
Da itrDmt's berat, ta 1T i'm 9oupe
Das frildlte Seten neuerwa9t.
GS mar ais lfd's entf&eipeu
.. . lltr
Do brad Der Darre i9merer Bann,
lnc, mie ter !6itnmelsronner rcllte,
5erob ce6 SeDens TiiIe rann.
Oa mu6e, ca blIbte uno pa reifte,
9Sas ldpn ee!fallen ibien rem Tcc,
Sn'S 2ane Ter 5ofnune mieoer l9meifte
Der @lid, sesnost 'por Die Motb.
gs mar ais ids entldeiben
iollte.
"a bat 9e1ranft Der Yatript.
28o5 ibm gebliibt, niht ,reifen mcute.;
8eriaQen ideint es fat lem Ioc.
Ec9 fhcn ballt iib am !Oimmelsronse
3u|anlmen rie @ewitternodt.
rput; balc 1T i'm 2ancc
OeS Sis9ee Grnetc beimsetnbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
i, = Il { I $ all a'
SSrtk Gn1mert,

&de Ser 9Salbin9tcnz II. OrittenStr.
ct. pauI, ARtnn.
Dem seetrten putlifum Ste eerscbrnils gn,eioc.
ras i'd ppn nun ab itets tereit bin, r,ciucu bsr.
then galtsn nit ailen Sortsn Gs,ranren. ala
Shtnten uEb 3unse, Sbpei,sr ure 2;mt,,ror1
aa'e, Sarotnssunt marinirter SIrirasn u. alien
Arten SHurltsn in mercm SaIcn auf;upartcr
oesslsrbcu balte Id l!s!s scrritbie: @ue SNe
ten 'eths Staueure, "rr,uallde &iaarrsn unp
0:ffes Sl9ertier 2 @ias fir 5 Cents
AZ @ict sisbts isesn Ssrm;,taa c!t,as QunG.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
LrpbDem ltu0 efficient ~

Aros arlcg Nne 8rieasiteuer.
2rcs S,cenle scn, Staotrats Ii. uncfe 5ar,.
2rosesm eaS rSierle" rar uno tbsuer,
Irrbeem uue al ncm Hram
lahts eer l1ntsr,cihncts IN leusr lcnif aar; mem
rcltaurirten Wirshihait,
Ste Straee, aeaeniiher Der Srstr'e N.0s.
NIT bcn, sierp.eiIc teim IIscu uu, sc.fouf,
nat mic Dor
2 O.dS fir s Gent
pom a!lsres'sn rSaserbier", cas in ct. Waul ~
batea IT, MAS allen ieinen .rerhsu i5reuvscn uSn
esm Sssr'sn seutl9snYus!;tum ersst:ufaras,siat
| 9ottfrieb GIbeI,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
GeibGfts=GrDffnuua.

oe'Da1te=SSrDtfi Dtfis,l;,0.
y Il # u1l6 Syriebri6 8
maiden eem ssebrtsn teut1dcn Yutlifum hermit
bic eresbsnifc An3sise. ta6 Fe einen
9r1egs 1ete6 @rpcerie=@tore
lit S9cnbcripn
erSitnst unb lid nit NQem serisbsn tat:n, tpas
in cine suteinseritte!e Mpotbcte une @rceerie &C.
bort.
Das btrtide publitum in 6enesripn untl1m.
eeeeno belSnoers ~irb tarauf aufmsrflam ee.
madt. bab 2
.Gg ale Mr!en Weticiuen - @
III haten limb une tieieIhsn Ycn Serrn Trieb.
rig 8, e!nsm i, Deuti9lanb erinbli& aslernten
nne sspriiten Npp'bessr. 3uberei.et ,peretn
allie 80 uareu
psresn ais gut unb fril, earantirt une 70 biQia
perfaufi, tcie in ir9eno einem anbcru @tpre.
um sensisten 3uipru@ bitten
Bud & Srieeri9s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
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MN Cf..I;.,.S u.xf

So!i@ SraBs, nabe Dem y!5inclprz 6auie
ct. paul, Wtnusiota.
Nae lan;foaus IT ourooaua rsnpcirt 6rcuur~
1tus uhe StQueHle simmer l!ehcu ;{amiIisu unl
eiaielnsu pcripner sur Iiapoitiru.
, Asss 5ar quite Statiuug lit soenfaas auf'a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
~Jarusrs 3osste.
5atr~ nnb Bparo;uaGaus,
BON 3 au | Ut + ger.

BON 3 au Ut + 9er.
gtsrte StraEs, hin,er benz rg8insIoa- 56afs@
ct. paul, Minn.
Iisfss 5eliette G5ailbau5 If Kit ausoe;eid1nc-
1et Staaung fir 80 6s1rann gyferrs uno I'll
nsni tutlae SoTraum mt beIsnl, i!atemG 0eu-
N5aier o;reben. jscts @sfGbre finte. bin
laneLthss Obeaa; sbenio 1T cine CUTE UNI 9e-
'tlolleae ysro fur 80 Naar Gaitle tci cfn
Saule. 5su unb olIe rDtbt9sn Juue.ungeu be-
ianf;s uae in areBsm gprEath soItaGrar; te5y
gIsd5sn Faue id ip!de JiItiecuTgs. 2!lijte! fes!s
mahrsne fur SaarrreiIe.
So'IiiGs Ginrittuns, iOtsis Spsi1e uro o.
trdnfe CONNIE il faut.
paul Mce3er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20

Nibarb 81 arr;u
s'nporttrt une osrtauf i'm @roDsn, ioptsim RIet
nen Ycrce0an, @laS unt aQe in bas Tah
i9lasenhe Daaren.
Orittc unp 8end~ ~5trof fs
stpilten Gebar< uno Babalbap, 81
@t. paul, gN;rr., ,,.o
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JadlCnitrafe snild,en hsr 4 II :

ss8snibsr 11umann'a ysls>2aesn,
ct. paul, sRinn
Metasn 5rsunh3n unb einem eeebrtcn QutIle
tun, bic e'asteae 0nseias, taB i'd eincn ueuen
'glsH-io:H gasc;tisr, Satpca all cben1enaautrm
!ass e:cFast bate, nc ID innlfr unt tsGs ts-
reH ie'N pcrre- meiae 5reunoa nil aasm nsafrsa
S1'"iasiisat.lIsH auisumartfn.
6. u. Lbiamann.
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Neuer 6eutl6er@ @rpcertltp
Canep 9anolung
utuo
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q .brr
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Wobaibaw ; Stroee,
untueit bes Minne1pta- baus.

VI Der l1nter3titnese bat itets aue Mrsen aute,
Materialwaaren, @arteneemnle ,e. an 6anb
besslei@en fnpen bic sssbStsn Runten 0tts ppr:
rGtbie, aqe Nrten
gafeS, Nies nnb Gdnbies.
% @c 10 siel SdSnts man fann pableu.
Il DART aud tin @las1en Bier nidt febieu.
Srilet, rein une bea une fpnber 1apel,
:. Das teits Bier i'm sanaen Stasel.
tln' sensieten 3ripru9 bittst beRens
Silly 5T ,,. @@. Gid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20

oi' jl(lnne(ota Staots5eituno,
Ede eel Oritteu unb gDobalbo
StraBe, einc Ireppe bp9,
rlbeint lecen Samita9 unp fpitct ;,pei
O'u. per Sabr, in %orausbssabluna.
n3slusN sNummern fufen 5 Gents.
8esinsunsen. I'd.
I,ruuirsn tann man sI ;rgene elmer 3eiteea
JabrrS; pb :puueu piscemAb brnnemeut ypraus
sspsncen NummerN nit.nIbgelanot III merpeu.
Der 5ubic,iptiunS- Sstra tauu inNptenir-
gene :iusr Jvtcu Sant siussitidt ,psretn.
@:In 0els iii tcsitrirtsn Sriefen psr<
loren 5:bt, ;raasn ptr ssnSsrlui; cu9 nitt in
urrel;ltrtrtsn Brieisu.
AQt 0ittbsiluussu, G5slesr u. {. 70. inb su
aosrelIrsn:
u. Il. &iefer, Yutli1bt~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-20
Itu;Dl, 5DtcE.

Seuso1s S5DtcG,
ede eer Wabalhapz uno 4ten Strofe,
sc" M. 2ureeubes elmer.
Heu srbaut, ssrIumis, nit bptsu gire rrsr;,f.
l'nen Siamsru psrltbcn, pe piefee {ocIel :. It's
~! ee os!n Ns1lfneeH Die 9srriitIt:U G5eQucEl;a-
ts'sN ~ "trtn gut bsre'Isier Anr rne pr, gt!ilaI.1
Sse'eaUH9, lopse quite Gelrdnfc ali Der gar.
Vsraamise stauung lit bsi ecm 5111Ir NJ.
eeBbab CEN 5armern uamcntIjd, III enlpfcAI,1
Jts1leNps une osreuGjcpGct wsrosn freI rru nm
nat Ctr vansuug befpyce11. t5a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
QJelt9r:ap5it.
The Latest News from Sherman
He is Moving on Savannah.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Republican
of this city in an extra publishes the fol-
lowing:
BY arrival of a Government transport at
Fortress Monroe last evening, Government
has received advices from Sherman to the
I'd of December; that when the steamer left
information reached Savannah that Sher-
mans advance cavalry was within six miles
of that city.
This. does not conflict with news brought
by the steamer Belle, which arrived Satur-
day night, that Savannah papers announc-
ed that Sherman's army was within forty
miles of that city. These papers do not
state what date he was that distance from
the city. A gentleman recently from Sa-
vannah informs us there are no important
defenses on the west side of Savannah.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-The American has
the following special correspondence: Adj
vices from Fortress Monroe last evening re-
port the arrival there of the steamer Gen.
Lyon, with seventy-fve released prisoners
At the time the Gen. Lyon left last Thurs
day night, the latest news received there
was to the effect that Sherman occupied
Milledgeville and his cavalry was scouting
several miles out from town with but little
resistance. Every effort was being made
for the defense of Savannah. Our prison.
ers report boys thirteen years old, and even
women, assisting in the trenches and earth
works. Sherman was slowly but surely adj
vancing to the coast, and no doubt of his
success need be entertained.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
THE CITY.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
The City Council met last evening-Presi-
dent Reinhard in the chair. Fourteen mem
bers answered to their names.
Mr.. Rickly presented the petition of resi-
dents on South street, tor building sewer
on that street 1S inches in diameter. Re-
ferred to the committee on Sewers and
Drainage.
Mr.. Rickly also presented the petition of
j. Fl. Barcus and others asking for the ap-
pointment of Chas. Wiefall as "a policeman.
Referred to Police committee.
Mr.. Gilmore presented the petition of
owners of real estate on the west side of
Third street between Friend and Mound
streets, for the establishment of a market
space on said street between the streets
aforesaid. Referred to committee on Mar
ket and Market House.
Mr.. Gilmore, from the committee on re-
moving telegraph poles from Friend street,
reported resolution for the removal of all
the telegraph poles on Friend street west of
East Public lane, which was adopted.
The City Clerk reported the receipts and
expenditures of the city for the month end
ing December 8, as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Received Of committee of Ways and Means. 49, -,
Received of Wray Thomas-Fines and
Licenses. '................ $50 O5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
The Battle of Eranklin-General
Stanley's Account.

CINCINNATI Dec. 5.-Maj. Gen. Stanley,
wounded in the battle of Franklin, arrived
yesterday. He says reports that have reach
ed the public have not exaggerated the
rebel loss, and the fight was made to save
our trains, which were of enormous size
and value, filling roads for twelve miles. 1t
was not intended to hold Franklin longer
than necessary to get our property away.
The rebels had been pressing us very hard
from Columbia, and at one time we were in
great danger, but he lost his opportunity
in not attacking in force at Spring Hill.
Schofeld's army consisted Of the 4th and
23d corps, together with few regiments
that recently entered the service. They left
Pulaski Nov. 23d, and were so closely press
ed that it was feared at one time that our
artillery and wagon trains would have to
be abandoned; but by good management
all were brought through safely.
Gen. Stanley has been in nearly all the
battles in Tennessee. and Georgia, but says
themusketry fire at Franklin was for an hour
the most intense. We had twenty-eight
guns in action, having full sweep Of the
rebel columns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Held at 80 5O9lO IS for Xxx red; SO 50@
II 50 for good to fancy brands Xxx white "a
WHEAT car No. . white said ON track at 81 90
and 5000 bu No. red free on board at - Il, which
latter is an extreme figure.
CORN-No inquiry, and market dull and nominal
Mt 81 so for old sheed On track.
OATS-Recepts large and market dull. Sale
car on track at 10.
BARLEY-Held at 81 55Sl 20, according 10 quail :
ity.
DRESSED H0GS-Quiet at IOH913c for ordin-
AIRY tn choice corn-fed
P0RK-lIeld at S3s 90 for heavy mess; and $40 for
light do.
SMOKED MEATS-Hams 24a25c for sugar cured;
Shoulders 10000; bacon zoe; dried beef l5c.
4OG42c for Central
STEADY-Steady and unchanged at l6@Isc fer
large lots common to fair 1920, for small lots prime
selected. ~
EGGS-Held at 37D3ac. -
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote "a follows -
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90; Stock XXX $l1 0o9
y 90; kennett $l4 90; Pale Cream ell 90 Porter
SIl 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
The Rebel Congress.

New YORK, Dec. 5.-In the rebel Senate
on Wednesday, resolutions denouncing the
capture of the Florida were introduced
They say it is the duty of the Brazilian
Government to protect Confederate prop
erty within its territory; demand the res
toration Of the ship; provide for the ap-
pointment of Commission to Brazil on
the subject; also for laying the facts before
the European Governments.
Mr.. Foote, in the House, introduced res
olution that Congress cannot interfere with
reference to the emancipation of slaves, as
suggested by Davis, and that though i'm
polite for States to act separately in nego-
tiations for peace, the right to do so natur-
ally inheres i'm each one, and providing for
a Convention of delegates from each State
to devise measures for the vigorous prose-
cution of the war in order to secure an
early cessation of hostilities.
The Richmond Whig Of the I'd says
Price, with large army, is within striking
distance of Little Rock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
Sherih's Sale.

George Geiscr ct al, Order Of gale on Partition,
vs.. Court of Common Pleas of
Joseph Dryden. J Franklin County. o.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF,
i said Court made at the November term there
of, to me directed. will offer for sale at public
auction. at the door Of the Court House, in the city
Of Columbus. on ............ ..g-sr1'p
Saturday, the oath day of December, A. d.
1864,
at two o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in Franklin county, and in the city
Of Columbus, Ohio, to-wit:
In Lot number Four Hundred and Eleven (4lD in
the city of Columbus, Ohio.
Appraised at $9, 800. 90 Ii- 421 s.t.5,4 Gfl
Terms Of Sale One-third of the purchase money
paid on the day Of SALE one-third in one year and
one-third in two years-with interest from the dsv
OF sale, and deferred payments to be secured with
pronissory otes and mortgage on the premises.
Possession Of premises given on the lst day of
April, 1865.
Printers fees $6.1S. o. il3a sd iiIV
WIN. DOMIGAN,
nova3-dlt&wtd Sheriff Of Franklin County.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06

ENGRAvING.-On going to the Postoffice
yesterday, we observed large gilt frame
suspended on the right hand side of the hall,
which attracted very general attention. On
inspection We found it to contain specimens
of very neat engravings of machinery, an
imals, &C., executed by our friend VIM.
Riches, who has his office in Johnson's
Building, on High street. Mr.. Riches is a
very successful engraver, of great skill and
long experience, having followed the busi-
ness in Europe and this country for a pc
riod Of over twenty years. We commend
him to the patronage of our friends and the
public.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-06
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-There was good demand for supe fire
at 80 25 and 50 5O99 rs for TO choice extra
and $l09l0 IS for family and fancy. H. .n
WHISkY-The market was frmer, with sales
Of 200 bbls at 81 88 and 100 at 81 90. ir .,.i
GR0CERlES-The market continues steady, with
a fair demand from the iobbers at 45c94ec for
Rio Coffee; for raw Sugar 22826c hard refnod 500
sic, and for New Orleans Molassessl 20 D IS per gaI
Ion.
PROYISIONS-Sale 5000 pieces Green Meats at
l214c for Shoulders, and 1870 for Hams. We heard
Of sale bulk Sides, pactally cared, ut 1910. lard
is held at 22c.
H0GS-The receipts were about 5000. Holders
were firmer, but there was no demand, and prices
must be considered nominal; 200 II averages wofo
held ut $l4.
WHEAT-White was held at 81 $500 80 for prime
to choice Kentucky. Sales Of $50 bushels prime Rcd
at S $50 do do do at 81 o., and $50 do fair do, at
81 95.
CORN On arrival, it would bring 81 20 per bush
el. New is in active demand at 81. Sale of $50
bushels old ear at 81 80.
OATS-There good demand at 84c, but hold
generally ask S5c. Sales of 600 bushels, in ele
vator at s4c 700 do do do at 81 and 1850 do do do
S4ls. -if'
RYE-A good demand at 81 As. but holders asking
81 so checks business.
BARLEY-We quote fair to prime Fall at 81 IS,
and for strictly choice article 81 IS might be OBJ
tanned. Spring at 81 659l 20 fO- prime to choice.
EGGS-A dull market at 43c per dozen. shippers