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,s,es are reported of $50 sacks at 6tc. 200 sacks
Al CSC :. total $50 sacks. No recepta to-day. Ex'
HsYICoptinues in very light supply for choicer
grades. Fair Is In good demand. while inferior 10
Without call. Sales since our last, 100 prime Ohio
river f27; so fair s25 200 do. $3.50. No receipts
to-day. Exports p bales.
PoRK-The market is active at advanced ns-
ures Supply light some warehouses oeas
Mess is quoted ct s2s@t29 so for round ios anu
500 5Odt29 IS for retail and jobbins- SAes since
our last foot up 1850 bbls. as follows . s,y ~
s2s so; go and 500 at s2s. No recelp's 'o-oay'
TsRp|Market firm and unchanged. Tieree
ouoted AT IsiSSisc., keg l9G193c. so kegs sold
TO-DAY at Ice. No receipts or exports to-day.
shoulders are quoted sc. higher. Sales to-day S
cssks at 1870, 6 do. 1910, do. at 1910.
Shoulders are quoted at l3aai4c.. rib l7ac., clear
nib I8}c.. clear sides ls5c. Breakfast Bacon lIG
for new plain Hams l2t@l3c. 10 casks Bacon
Shoulders sold this evening at lac.
WHIsKY-FIm at 81 173Gl 20 for Western rec
tilted. so bbls cold to day at 81 IL. High prices
in good demand at 81 l2tGl 10. Exports to-day
100 bbis.
DRY SALT MEArs-Are in fair demand and
Iipbt supply prices firm. Sales are reported oil
casks at he, casks at l2ac. Shoulders are
now held at l2ac.
moderate. RouBd lots are quoted at So 1901:
EoGs AND POULTRY Eggs are selling on land sd d.
ing in boxes at soc. q dozen. Turkies s2oQ2z e
dozen. Geese slO@l2. Chickens SOS.
EsoULENTs-Poiatoes, prime So so u Dbl;
Onions do. 81 Apples do. 50; Beets. Psrsnips and
Carrots 81 so y bbl.; sourkrOut $40; Cabbages
$18 D 400.
RIcE-Louisiana fair to choice 6@slc; Caro-,
lima l00l0ac.
FREIeHTs-Tbe amount OF foreign tonnage 10
ports fair, but the demand eannotyet be regarded
as better than moderate, while rates continue
irregular, and masters Of unengaged vessels are
holding for higher prices. We would refer to tue
following ss a fair index Of the movement VIZ
Cotton by steam 10 Liverpool Id. 81 b.. BY sal
e.l6d. for filing up reseels, while l9-Sld Is the
rate for consignments; e. los. u hid. for Tooacco
As p Dbl for Flour and l2Glsd. u bushel for Corn
on Cake at $50. u ton. Cotton by sail to Havre
1850. &c. 70 n. Cotton TO Bremen 10. Cotton
by steam to New York ollie. % b.; Tobacco $40
7'bhd.; Flour 81 u Dbl. Corn 20@2lc. u bushel
Cotton by steam 70 Boston &c.; Flour 81 Il Dbl.
Corn 226t25c 70 bushel. Cotton by steam to Fhila
delphis L. y b.; Flour soc. u Dbl. Through rate
to Hamburg by steam via New York ltd for Cot
ton. Cotton by steam TO Bremen ! I'd. Cotton b,
Hail to Boston lie. Molasses by steam to New
York 50 so. Sugar by do. to do. s.. Molasses Il
Boston 7c. u gallon.
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Warine yntfllissnre.

CRESCENT OrrIcK, No. es CAsP srRvEr,
Thursday. December "a 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Lodona, Hovey, for New York.
g A Fosdick &co
Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill,, for Baze, Hon
durss, w Hynson &co
North German steamship Bremen, Neynaber, for
Bremen via Havana and Southampton,
EFF Stockmeyer
Steamer w Arthur, Carter, for st Louis,
Master
Bark Lucy A Nichols, Duncan, for Liverpool,
. Thorndike & Norton
Schooner Gladiator, Hattrick, for Matamoros,
Master
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NO. N-Dec. PAS bales cotton to
Richardson & May Blakemore, Woodbridge &co
80 Williams 4 Son-5l Jos Hoy 6co-5 bouiig.
nv & Esclapon-40 Payne, Huntington &co--I
j X Powell--2s J & G Cromwell-22 Dickman,
Hill &co-sM 0glesbyo5 Pritchard " Bi e IN
6on-24 7 H & j NJ Allen &co-6 w Tompson-
Jennings, Gates &co--3 w Cooper g A Lane
IL Nelson. Lsnphier &co l6 Jno Hardie eco
Kern Il Shearer- 40 tlcus, Scherck d Autey-z
Britton q Moore Speake & Buckner-7 ID
Wsmsley &co-9 Warren, Crawford &co-l Ora.
mer &co-8 Owen Bros--4 h Ably &co--lS
Killer &co-7 S Copes--l Friedlander--l
J l. Dunnics &co-6 Marx, Levy &co-4 New
Addison-l Flower-13 bxs tobacco Wal
kenboafh & 90 SKIS dried peaches 40 do apples
Kirkpatrickt& Keith-2l 600 bricks M Newan-
5000 feet lumber w d Weaver-2 cars wood
ton
NO, & N-Dec. 2s.-l2 bales cotton to
Williams Son lie & Cromwell-l4 Dick.
n an Hill &co-25 R Flower-.l Jos Hoy &co--3
Plui Bros-So t II & Allen &co-4 Hog 4
Patton-27 Clinton-3 Kicks Halls Z Adj
ans Son-42 Richardson May s Hend-
eIsor-3 X Huey &co-l Barrett * Lesassier.S
Summers BTsnins-ls Jno Hsrdie &co- 10
Priiton 4 Moore-3 G Fosdick &co-S Ware
Bros-27 Alcus, Scberck 4 Autey-3 Foster eco
Is Warren, Crawford &co--27 NJ Hitler &co--6
Marx, Levy &co-2 L Walmsley &co-3 Il
Iunell-2 Il l. Walkers II Addison new
man &co-50 bbls whisky Fatjo, Marks &co--50
do Harris Bidwell-50 do Schneider * Zuberbier
so do Schmidt 4 Zeigler-50 do Villavaso-l
can resin and tar E Blessy-4000 feet lumber Gu
bernstor &co--400O do st Amant- 6lbales
dss Jno 7 Hsrdie &co-45 bbls whisky Ad-
ans dco-5 cssks do ] / Adams &co-60 bbls
whisky Fl Kennedy &co-4 casks shoulders
Cbenow eth, Casey &co-27 rolls leather I Schorr
so bbls pork "a casks J E Villavaso-l0 bbls do
Grief Byrnes-l0 rolls leather q l. Trvre-3bxs
ndse Young &co l do hats Bauer-l do
Qoinlan &co-28 bxs mdse pkgs mdse f Hart
&co-l9 pkgs leather Thos Pond-l box jeans L
Phtlf-l bxs mdse A Daugharty-2 bxs hard
ware Folsom Bros-l9 bxs hats Beden-S do
G Leaumont-3s do Vincent &co-3 boxes shoes
| s S ZeIlanecker--25 bbls whisky Mische &co--
1900 feet lumber st Ama1t-4000 do s w
Thompson-4000 do l. Gubernator-suntries TO
order-Total l52 bales cotton
10, OF G W-Dec 1890 sSs cotton seed
to 8 Msrx-24 hides and sundries Dufour-half
Dbl moasses hf do sugar r Ha-e-6 hides bds
do bbls peanuts bbs rice and sundries Suber.
| bt lille & Gautresux-49 bbls orange,3 bbls rice
sis rice Sure-l Dbl do to order Is SKIS corn DR.
Elliott-l bales moss l bag cotton Randolph
| bales moss Wlliams-l bdl skins and suntries
| F P sevin-l5 hides DeB'anc & Beer-l2 SKIS corn
| Labusquere-l9 bbls rice s SKIS rice l. Terrebonne
| bf Dbl molasses Quey rouze & Bois-3 bbls rice }
X Gourdan-l bbls syrup Wheelock, Finlay &co
| bbls oranges hides Cauhnpe toubens-z bgs
| cotton Dbl rice l do hides U ID Terrebonne-s
| bb's oranges Blakemore, Woodbridge &co--3l4
| head stock aud sUndries TO order
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8iurr ynteIligente.
hursdav Norninc me-


Thursday Morning. Dec. "a. 1853
Business was tolerably active upon the steam
boat landing Yesterday.
The weather since our last has undergone de-
cided change; yesterday il was cold aud cloudy,
and at this writing it is almost freezing cold.
The regular bend packet Frank Pargoud-(be.
yond doubt the finest passenger packet on the
Mississippi riyer,) under command OF Capt. Jim
the bends. Mr.. Geo. Williams has charge OF her
office. shippers, hurry down your freight, as the
Pargoud viii probably have ali she can carry.
The Cornelia, Capt j. w. Blanks, leaves pos,
all landings intermediate on Onschita end Black
rivers. In regard to speed. safety and passenger
accommodations, the Ccrnelia has bat few equals
and no snperiors in this or any other trade; Mr..
J. W. Yates, courteous gentleman, has charge
of her Office:
r. Ireathouse, leaves for Bayou Sara at 10 A. N.
tomorrow.
The Grey Eagle left Tor Bayou sara yesterday
in place Of The B. l.. Hodge. The latter packet
is up for Red River. We are not advised as TO who
will command her, but that courteous gentleman,
Mr.. Jas. Aiken, formerly OF the house OF h Con-
The following named steamers arrived yester
day:
CornelIa, Capt. ]. W. Blanks, from Camden,
Ieni Leoti, Capt -, from Arkansas river,
with 5l3 bales cotton.
Gov. Allen, Capt. Tobn, from Trenton, with
Richmond, Capt. Bosrdman, from Shreveport
with 1889 bales cotton.
ID. l.. Hodge No. Can't. Bsranco, from Bayou
Sara with 2C5 bales cotton, 2S3 hogsheads sugar
ard 1856 bbls. molasses.
Peoria City, Capt. - from st. Louis, full OF
freight, part Of which was 50 bales cotton.
Frank Psrgoud, Capt White, from Point Chicot,
with 1899 bales cotton $500 sacks cotton seed etc.
The fine side wheel passenger packet Mttie Ste
phens, Capt. II. Kellogg, leaves at P. n. to-day
Tor Jefferson.
The following 10 List OF the departures yester
Gay -. ps.. .rco...
u. brown, oSpe' hsoo.cn; III ui Lowel Voess.
Apniv wSeey' Isb.. nutt s p ~ p;n ''"--
kSIone, vags. 'onSsv NY. G ioi neu ss Wnnooh;.
n nissps CAP Nsai o. to,s ~;
n n.en"Sno; ~, pa,a 10 sor s,ay"n Cara
Wy Tss'e, osp CO, NV ~ pa5ssason for
"no "ss0nei' esPs' W. ID "0HAio'0A' iva
ns Mo,,ns., o..,. s,,ro,. 70, shrsvsroyt
Neuona, .sps Eiuno,' w v;S1,as." 90
Importer capt J9nn a. Williams iof ArAahsss
river. c.,, woos e,to., coas, a
Aloe, CaPt "ooo' isr Loeei T ys
Flicker. Csgt o. t E bay on ~ hs.o g,.;s
n,.n. "a 80. p;.to,, so- W.shino.
). " DiaehiViu' up" i"he's i0i ""'"'h
Ton on. rA..,o. s,,,,oros h. =,
Inc oynlao ssS r.arnsns Th,s I'll, bs
an esIly nou sys 80 ;ysw Of on, fricnds on the
ssd news ihoeeu W ~" VI '-- ~ N
river. -,a,s,,o "a a. rrese,t nacIed-crowd
Ane ss sss. ,s;'h the saeets Of Ionsi.na: go
60 ~ hs ,;,,Ie snsce IA sfforded new arr.
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Harlan-23 bales cotton Jennings. Gates &co-l9
Jno rhells &co-s B Hood &co-52 do pkgs
pecars Frsncke 4 Dsnneei-l9 do Is bales cotton
7 4 b Henderson, do Ia pkgs pecansF Beling-
Z do l bales cotton Perkins, Sxenson &co--60
bbls beef do pecsns C A Whitney &co-5 pkgs
pecsns L Phelps Is do NJ DeGregoris--l do 2 do
pes G. Fstjo Marks &co-l0 bbls peas A @ Pier.
pont &co-l do pecans Lsbron-6s bbls beef
In specie Pillsbury--l3o head cittle-McQuoid
q Meble-s440 n Siomberg-suhdries 70 order
Total III bales cotton .retAr -H %
MOBILE--.Steamer Louise-95 bales cotton to
. A Whitney &co-5 Pritchard & Bckham IS balls
ospaburgs Scott & Bro-4 do domestics-W ii
lie CHORD AGO. do Lehman, Newgsss &co-l05
pigs tobacco White-25 do c Law 4 John
son-suudries to order Total 100 bales cotton
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NELLrGAN 4 BssErTI sell. at IL o'clock A and 7
O'CLOCK n at No. Dol Canal street, marble and asbas-
ter statuary, exc.
Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, furniture etc: also,
10Y O'Clock ~ III p tnerr Stable. G-avter street
horses, mules. etc. And st p ct the Fire-Proof
Press, cotton.
THE CONSTABLE sells, at Il o'clock NJ, at E9 Rousseau
street, two csrts-
NJ See adversissments on hfth page.
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Exports.

BELIZE, HON--Stesmship Trade wind-l54
bbls -four 26 hfbbls do tcs lard l6 bbls pork 20
pkes mdse
BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND N0RTHAMP-
T0N-Stesmship Bremen 2003 bales cotton
NEW YORK; Steamship Lodona-42s bales
cotton 1890 bbs molasses 1886 SKIS cotton seed l0l
ties beef l26 hides 10 pkes mdse
ST LOUIS-stesmer w r Arthur-sundry mdss
LIvERP00L-Bark Lucy A Nichols--l2l5
tales Gotten 2oe0 SKIS corn pkRs mdse
MATAN0R0S- Schr Glsdiator-l00 bbls -four
50 bbls potatoes rs kegs lard IS bxs soap so
bxs candles 2s7 pkgs tobacco 5000 feet lumber
IS pkgs liquors
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Cattle M arkct.
crrr or Jrrrrnsos, December "a. ls6s

Crrx or JErFERsor, Decemoer a. 1858.
Arrived yesterday 2i5 Texas Beeves, 81
Calves and HEARINGS, l55 Hogs and al sheep.
Sold yesterday-5l5 Texas Beeyes. Isl calves and
Yearlings. 247 Hogs, 376 Sheep and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-502 Texas Beeves, 325 Calves
and Yesrlines, $50 Hogs, 72s Sheep and "a Mich
Gnwa We nrnfe.
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DORERT II. BUTT0N's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
yhsniaa 0Ecs. Eighth street, 7sshbsrg. virgin;a.

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ton those Of the and Western States from which
parties DESTROYS Of advertising In any particular localities
car make their selection.
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nshes OF nrmercus journals Of standing and
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Extensive Advertisers assured that tbey VIII nrd So
the interest hroseh this for the southern
States especially will relieve them from extra expense
ard insure the publication Of hsr Advertisements upon She
most favorable terrsL ..
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attention.
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MemoraBdh
DOMESTIC roK1s.
Boston, Dec. l6-Cleared for New Orleans,
schooner Pioneer, Bearse 18th. schooner Edwin
Reed, Doves; 18Th, schooner Monadnock, Buak
er, and bark Alsska, Potter
FOREIGN PORTs.
Liverpool, Dec. 2-Sailed for New Orleans,
ship Zuleika, Thompson; Sd, ship Amarsntb,
Watson. 2d-cleared. ship Magdals, Evans
Landing Africa Berry. and Preston, Donald
SPOKEN.
By steamship Harlan on the 2lst inst, at II n.
Of Timblier Island, the ship Moses Davis, from
Bath, bound for New Orleans and wished TO be
reported.
Dec 6, in latitude 25:l7, longitude 1921. bark
Nordcap, Albre chtsen, from Galveston for Liver
pool.
Dec. 4, 10 latitude sls7. longitude SO, bark Eva,
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
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Arrived YESTERDAY.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Indisnols and Ga
weston, to C A Whitney &co LIST district
Lugger Msgenta, Paolini, from Pointe'a la Hachs
to master
STEAMBOATS,.
Cornela, Blanks, from Camden
Il Hodge No 2, Baranc0, from Bay sara
Gov Allen, TobIn, from 0uschita City
Leni Leoti, Comss. from Fort Smith
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile
Peoria City, Silver, from st Louis
Frank Psrgoud, White, from Point Chcos
Richmond, Boardman, from Shreveport
Hunter, Jesnfresu, from the Jump
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
schr Emma Camels, from Psscsgoula
Schr New Star, from Vaudeville
Schr Geo Eike. from Blind River
Schr Csmelis, from Bayou Lscombe
Schr L'Eclsir, from Tchefuncte
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Scbr Peppo, from Covington
Schr Amelis, from Tchefuncte
Schr Joinvelle, from Horn Island
Schr Belle. from Tchefuncte
Schr Jeslouse. from Bay st Louis
Schr King Of the North Sea, from Biloxi
SchT Ganet, from Biloxi
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Steamship Cortes, Nelson, from New York 18th,
inst. TO A Moulton-
Ship Ariau, Lawson, AZ days from London, in bal.
last, to G A Pryson
Ship Lady Clarendon, Bailey, from Liverpool Oct
20, 10 A J Jones
ship Astronom, Hopper, from Brennan Oct. 4th,
to C Seller AGO
Spanish bark Maria, RsIo, from Marseilles Nov
18th, to Avencsno Bros
Bask Conception. Psyes, 5 days from Havana, In
ballast, to PUG Bros
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sss "a fsra--1- lr ff-.3 ri. ~ rr..1a.rs ss-ea
% AT q ~ E-lAAC r.raiIc tasts,a o. o. lsils
ea-lase-. b .sl s.l e. .y''5s.G
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vICfSBURc AND BENDS
REGULAR UNIIED STATES NAH. PACKET FOR
ViCK,BURG.
Leaves EVERY FATURDAY, usp.n
81 - FOR DO~ALDsoevILLE Y. PLA-
fIeffSt~ qnemine Baton Rouge, Rsysu Mouth Of
4 red kiv fetctez waterproof Rodney ST.
Joeph, Grand Gulf Vicksturg and ai Intermediate and
ngs-Jhe fpier did passenger PACKET Ge Lee, r. p.
Lesher master: Adolph Martin and samuel Ays clerks
viii leave above, eosnecting vcksburg With
Calumet AID Tallahach Yak0o riysr
For freight and passage apply on board, or TO
|n @. a. wAYNe. IS hatcher street.
NATCHEZ.
FATOHEz rACKEI. a
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ais
fe}Itlh THE FINE PASSENGER PACKET
wild Wsgoner.
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master. J. C. LIBASo. cIsrk.
VIII Estehsz every wedf eday and SATURDAY. al
6rM GEO u. HITK. Aseni. ~ fchoupitouss stress
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
Sherif's Sale.

Fredrick Fishineer Court of Common Pleas
\. " OF Franklin county.
Laney Fishinger ct al. In partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale to me directed, I wiltofer for sale at pub
c auction. at the door of the Court House. in the
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 21st day of March, A. D.
at ten o'clock A; the following described real
estate. to-wit: Situate in the GO. Of Ftanklin
and state of Ohio, and in Franklin township de-
scrlbed as follows, to-wit;
Franklin county,, Ohio in the case in partition.
| ander NJ. Trabue and others were defendants. and
Which is recorded in complete record Of said Court
four a. set off to John Hatcher and contained
seventy,hve acres and one hundred and two poles.
and SAID lot number i've 90 was set off to Edwin r
Hatcher, and contained ssventy-nine acres and
hundred and twenty-fiv poles both lots together
containing one hundred and fifty: five acres and
bounded MS follows: BEGINNING at a stake on the
margin of the river, being the northeast corner Of
Winfuli in the partition Of the Trsbue survey % No.
$50. and running on the north line of said tract
stake in the back Of said No. 5SieI tbs0c 70
said back liz north 26 deg. l3 min. "a
poles to stake; thence west IS deg As min. Z. s4s
sl-l00 poles to a stake in The margin of the river
thence down the river with the meanders thereof
south 81 deg east 10 ca 100 poles south IS des east
is bounded and described as follows beginning at a
stake in the margin of the river being the north
east corner of the part set off to John J. Hstcher
running thence on the north line of said John .
Hatchers tract. south SO deg 43 mn. west 346 6-00
poles to stake in the back line of said survey No
$50; thence along said back line north 26 deg. l3
min west 81 "a 100 poles to . stake and stone
being the north west corner of Trabue sur
vey No. $50; thence. along the north line of
said survey north SO deg. Is min., east 32s poles
to red oak on the north of the river. being
the northeast corner of id survey No $40. thence
do the river south 81 deg east 40 &C. 100 poles to
the beginning. Said tract of hundred and fifty
five u55l and sixty seven (6D poles being the
same tract of land conveyed to Fredrick Fishipger
deed dated February 1st 1866. and recorded in vol
nme SO, pages 404 and 4o5 of the deed REQ I'd of
Franklin county. Ohio. Ssid tract was held by said
Fredrick Fishinger. subject to right of way
thereon OF the Columbus, Piqua u Indiana Railroad
Company. - sil4 'p EGeG Nfr ~
Appraised at $75 90 per acre.
Prirters' fees SOC. .25. .f-i" iFii|
GEoR IL Il. EARHART. Sheriff.
n; B, WILSON, Atty.
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Paving Notice. /.

TO al acA0na 1t may c0nceTn
CITY CLERKS OFFICEl
5000. a..-s COLUMBUS, o., March 2, 1868. !
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have heen
instituted in the City Council of Columbus for max
ing the following improvements, TO- wit:
For making Wooden Block pavement on Broad
stI eet from High street Third street the enti
width of the street, and from Third street to East
Public lane 40 feet wde the anne to be submitted
to the property holder on Broad street,
Also, Tor grading and paving on Ann street from
Jackson street to Division street.
Also. for crawling the roadway of Front street
from Second al ey to Fourth alley.
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engin-
All persons claiming damages sccount of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
before the Eng 4teenth day of April. A; 1868.
l.. Z. WILSON.
mch6-d1taw4w City Cerk.
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it 1t is always wanted, and is always ready. We
will forfeta dozen boxes for any single failure. We
believe there was never anything like it in the
world. 1t is put up in tin boxes. surrounded by q
full circular giving facts, directions. testimonials
&c., and can be ordered through any respectable
Druggist throughoutth the world. Price only IS cents
~ 1f WHITE 4 H0WLAN
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-19
COLUMBUS. & INDIANA
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CENTRAL RAIL w AY /!

7IlOEs INDIANAPOLis, CHICAGO. ST.
e Louis, Louisville. Lafayette. Springfield. Ter
Toledo, Detroit, and all points West AM South.
No change of cars between Columbus and tlndi-
On and after Monday, December 2sd. trains will
leave Columbus as follows The Night Express
runs daily. All other trains daily, Sundays ex-
$3.50 A. M.AGeOMM0DATIO
at milford q 300 A. NJ; Urbana 1925 A. NJ; Piqua
field and at Urbana for Bellefontaine. 6isde and
Is:oo IN AYExPRESs = Arrives at
Brbana 81 p. M.; Piqua $500 p. M; Lima 9l0 P.
NJ; Union a5e p NJ; Marion $50 2. n; Rich
M; Indianapolis 500 I. N Louisville slo A.. NJ;
Tere Haute l225 A, NJ; Mattoon sos A. N. Cairo
,o MI paps 4jSA s AtSp s A. Mi st.
{sis Lafssysssfi, $50 4 ssp5i9sheid sAs * NJ;
H6y6S in 1avaTsi & ths sSs,s
A. NJ; Toledo $50 A: NJ; Detroit 1910 a. NJ: Rich
ssisaso sS LSasTs Lsss%Ssd s aoss
NJ; Terra Haute $40 A. NJ; Evansville 5ss r. NJ;
3 Sattoon 7;5e a: NJ; Pana s;57 A. M; Alton s:os
PASSENGERS should be particular and secure tick
cts by this tran as it is the only one Leaving as
GaaAsS yi E ksfTsH sT 55ks f5i55Hkas h ns
0l t,s:so ; Ss.af 4. NJ SiGar ExPREssaArive.
at Urbana 2:3e A. NJ; Piqua $40 A. M; Richmond
ass A. NJ; Chicago !via KiehmSn1 10 IS'4oP Mi In
danapolis s:ss A. NJ; Louisville 4iso NJ; Ierre
sOolP. NJ; Cairo AS A NJ: ,Pans 4:sO p. NJ; Al
ton 1855 ?. NJ; St. Louis 1000 M; Lafayette 1880
field $40 T. NJ; Quincy 2:Oo A. M. Keokuk. $40
a. M This Train arrives at ST. LOUIS the same
day. THREE AND 0NE-HALF HOURS in ad-
vance of the Cincinnati route.
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
: All changes made in Union. Depots. baggage
Checked through to all principal points. ~
{ Ask for Tickets viaRlCHM0ND AND INDIAN.
AP0LIS.
p. + p. b4&SNs. bR4E&9SoNKs.l Ticket Agents, Columbus.
NJ HLkSRTsaS LSRTa.D. Se9 saps h1o.e' As Indianapolis.