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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
Aaftiotl Sale.
"WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY.
w April laih and lilh.
LARGE SALE OE srdPLE AND FANGf DRY
oOUDS, AT AUCTION.


%. CutterA Son Will sell On Medncadny 4, flEIs
dayi April 10th AID iith, ~ their Auction Rooms,
Bank street commencing ~ 90 O'Clock A. H., each
dayt q couHiRnmt nj Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Just recFed from NeW York, aud 20 be sold without
reserve. Among the stock may be found Broad
ClOtha, Cassimeres, satineita, None s Hays' sua.
msr Wear Prints, DeLaingI, Brown siIesiines,
b. nchtd Sheetings, NAlenclas Dress Lawns, Fine
IRISH Linens bineu Table Dannsks, Five Large
White lhnen Table Uiotlls, Mafasiles QuntF, Pillow
Case CJtton, hineu ToweiB, Crash ToWoliug, CAM
bricks, Collars, undersleeves. Ladies and Gcutio-
mens handkerehlei1s kdgingsI lnEeriinlli lislapls
lfinsss, Dress Ribbons, Eadiesi White and brown
H'ae, Gents white, hroWn and miEet 3 Hoe, sus-
pendrrs, Cent? Neck Stocks and Te- Black and
Brown l.inep Thread, sPeel Soften sewing SIX,
Umbrellas, hnttting Cotton, Ladies and Gents
Gloves Gents Wrappers, great variety Ol YANKEE
Notions, Cutlery, 6e. Also, variety of Don usis,
aArtileals, 6c., &c.
The Goods all 10 nice or er and he ettrui i,u
Of both Dealers and Consumers h requested 20 this
sale, it presenting n-raTg opportunity 90 supply
themselves with coed Goods at their own prices.
Goods ready for iuspect0n on Tuesday &c l3f Bank
st. Terms Casl-Bankable funds At time Of saie.
n. B.-Salss OfDry Goods In future every THURS
day. fnrRiturs sales every Saturday ai % Bank
street. apr9-3g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

NEW coPKRTSERsHIP.

The Undersigned have fOrnasd Cop trinership un-
dee the name and style Of CRAWFORD. HOBkl8
4 PkICE, and are dealers in Briar Hll, Mineral
Eidga and Chippewa Coal, wholesale and retail.
Ofice-JOhnsOn's 3 Marine Block, Cleveland, Ohio.
LEMUEL ORA ANFUkD,
DAVID MlBRIS,
PHILIP j. PRICK.
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J 0 2 4 I n q E r s..
PRINTING uFEICE EOR sALE.

For 6ale-A lot o. Brewer and houf ariel Iyps.
I'm l0sing Stones, Gases Ihassss ald gtlrIlI
complete for printing 'aiiy nHd - 81 nea1s psa,
lElth the e2cepiica .. Ire1sl Ehieh sil Be 5oidat
an extraordinary bsrgail.
Ge-For particulars eel ? he "Lea.isr., Count
inC Room. i1l3i ,fsii
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
The Prssldeut,s Policy.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times, under date OF April :, offers the
following in explanation of the fitting out of
steamers with Federal troops and munitions
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

EOR SALE-A NEW ENGINE
i And Boiler, Of Horse Power, with q Loco,
motive Ootler which has only been used one week.
For for Particulars, apply 70 a-
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6roetries & Excursions.

and viii b sold az the prices as az my Store
Ma H2 sud l4f Outario 10 which will always DO at
aldlOEesf pJssibls rates. Ali articles warranted
strictly prime. BENJ. ROSE,
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w. i. MARVIN
no al,souih side Public Square,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

EREsH EGGS AT 10 CENTS
Il PER Dozen. For sale by II. ". JONES,
mar3I Iirncnr. los nuhlIc Nnn.ra.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10

TRESH DAIRY BUTTER, IN
Il BALLS. prepared expressly Tor our retail
ildde, by the Leat Dairylnan J. Summit county.
n. W. JONES. Groccr,
mar8I. ius Pablo Square, near Posfoflce.
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EOR SALE.-ONE SRoOND-HAND
u Steam B0iler-upsleat. 81 laiied, lafeiy ulsd
IN the Leader Qfica hail boi.sr 3 e inches m d.
Gueters oIltzlle- aui 1L angs flrua13 uaflt l4l
in diameter, aud Sect him.
said Boiler originally cost Sf11- Is nos drstrsfs
order, and With the Rrlias, s1.-iy-TalFa - VII l5
sOid i0r 81.
Ea9rE0r further particulars euluirsaE 8 0dics,
or zt T. J. hcGarrg's Steam Boiler shop On Csntr5
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I06I WOODI n

Having renewed the lease Of the City Dock al the
foot Of perOr street shall DO pleased % supply
my old customers, land many new nuqa IS have q
mind 70 CALI, with the best quality Of HICk0kf
WUilD ct the lowest market prices
Eao-Eu uli measure guaranteed Terms Cash, on ds-
livery oftho WCcd, and no variation.
CHAKLks RAWEON.
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ana Easf aids eenirai tiarkef. mar Eagie K
ES-d0ods delivered u any part Of the city free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-16
KEOKUk IOWA: MONDAY, DECEMBER I6, 1861
Singers Letter A Machine

II the best Machine In The world for Family sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hcmmer) aid beautifully urnamentrd $50
The Nos. aad Machines Of great eapsc ity and
Application for manufacturing purpokes
Our No. Machines are especially adapted TO all
kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work, ia Garrsge
Trimmin Boot aud shoe Making, Harness Making
etc. etc They of extra sire, with an arm lntg
enough 70 take under il and stitch the largest sized
dnsbes- There Is scarcely any part II Trimmer'r
stitching that cannot be better done It'll by
hand so, too the saving Of time and labor liz yers
great The table ~ these machines i'd "a hes
and the shuttle viii hold SIX times the usual
OF th cad. The large machines wotk as sma
ones.
We would ask Ter LETTER A Machines the
special attegtionof VEST MAKERS and DREsy MA
kEks, and all those who want Machines yev RAJ
manufacturing pHrpases They emboay the nriucillas
terlocked stitch and destined 10 bo celebrated
iaF faMsas Sr9ssg aid ght I&cs AZ
our Standard Machines for manufacturing pnr
poses IN general.
coffss 7Arsaa S, Trsst, spoeis, Besa sas~s OH 20
| botffss, sfe.
We manufacture our own Needles. nd wonId warn
all persons using our machines 10 buy sly others
We knos that there needles sold Of iAf tnts
qsafH al hag Asr thas charge for
he needles sold by manufactured ps.seciai II
for maehu-- Il bad krsa Baag rsnder fA< beet
/ ehtss atsaosf sssiexs.
Our customers may rest assured that all branch
offres are fufHished with TIE ''gsnune article
ln of small pure bascs ~ ones nas be a. n,
4 In pastsge stamps. or hatik notes.
III g@Iorre espoadelt. will please write their name,
ditlneuy+ III is all Important ihat rhuaid ia each
| ease know The Post. Office County aud State
III TAl persons re.ui g info rnalloi about sea iua
Machines. tA6lf ttz"s prices weraing caIactits
tbe best methods 81 purchasing. obtain il by zen
I ing u as or an, oi our branch oaces, for copy o.
I M. ger & o.'s Gf zette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-16
I M. i ger & o.'s Gs zette,
j is n beanlifai Pictorial PAPER entirely devote
10 the si4hieet.
IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

tt We have made the aboyr Reduction Ii Price.
With fhe two taid view cf brnenttins the public and
ourselves. The pnLlBc have been swiDaied BY spu-
riuus hines Dsde Imitation II ours The metal
IN them IL thc casting to the hma iiss piece
vf poor quality. The makers have hot the do
thriF work well. They afe hid away In secrea places,
where would be imposs BILE 10 have at their com
mand the proper m.tianltai appliances, IL il oni,
BY doing great business, and having extensive
uies arDg ssialishmeBts, thAi cd machines be
mYle at moderate prices. The best designed ma
eik6es BADLY MADE are always liable TO get out Of
ruer, aud Hre 10 cost considerable trouble
money H. keep them In repair.
the qualities IL he looked for Ia a Machine
certassfE ~ correct settca al o sE6ea simplicity
Of eSasfrsess. rsef dsraetp ama raptaatr o. opera
ftea stiA fAs ssast seber. Machines these
essential qaAits must be made of the natal
tale Asd 10 perfection. We have tile aud aneans
grand scale, 10 DO this.
The purchasers e machines. whose daily bread it
riay corc~rr viii and that those having the a5ove
saAliies netoulA sofk Neil al rapid 0tH sox
rates of spesd, but Iii The r. ssibte
der. bur machines. as Nsp1 Will moHE
sosEf, ~ih LASS IAhok, tLan any Others, shetAeF
itta tatt0E - of not. Ia Tact, thea che
Than Hny other Machines ~ a 4ift.
III 4 Local Agents Matted
q. n. SINGER a CO.,
s5s kroadw Way, Ny.
CHICAGO UFIICE-No. 30 Clark st.
j NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Kcokuk.
septa7-d
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Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITrSBURG.
IT Tickets Tor Sale nj all the Main
Ticket offices.


+ * l. G IL L 8.
BY this route, Freights of vii descriptions be
forwarded from Philadellhia. New York, Boston or
Baltimore. 10 or from any point on the the Railroads
Of Ohio, kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri. BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PenBsy yiyuna Railroad also connects nj Pitts
burg with Steamers, BY which Goods be forward
ed 10 any point on the Ohio, Musk ingum. Kentucky,
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin, Misss
sppi, Missouri. HANS ~. ArkaDsss, and Red Rivers
aud Ut Cleveland, handusky and Chicago with
to nlt ports on the Nortb-W esteYn Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrasling the tTansporta-
ton OF their Freight 10 this Company rely with
confidence on its speed. transit,
The Rates 81 Freight
To any point in the West BY the Pennss Ivania Rail
Road, are at all times AS FAVORABLE AS ARE
CHARGED BA OTHER COMPANIES.
III BE particular TO mark packages, .vIA Pxrn.
X. K."LA
e. ]. SHEEpEE, Phiiadelphia.
MAoRAw a kooxs. ~ North st., Baltimore.
IEkuH a. Co.. No. Astnr Honao, or No. !. s,
William street, N. u.
LkEcH a CO., No. ~ State street. Boston.
H. III. HOUSTON. Genl Freight Agl., PhilxdcI IpAis.
l.. l.. HOUKT. Gen. Ticket Agt ,Philadeiphia.
kNoGH LEWIS, General snpt, Altoona, Pa.
angeu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
From Washipgton .

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The State Depart
ment replied to-day to the note of the Southern
Commissioners, declining to receive then
officially.
The Secretary expressed peaceful policy on
the part Of the Government, declaring the
purpose to defend ooly when attacked.
This reply requires the continuation Of the
correspondence.
Il is thought the Commissioners will not leave
for some days.
WAsHINeToN, April S.-However much the
reports Of Southern design on Washington may
be discredited, 1t is asserted that officers, high
in authority, are taking precautionary measures
for the safety Of the Capital. The anxiety to
hear from Sumter and other Southern points
where conflicts are apprehended, is intense.
Alex. Duval has been appointed Collector at
Richmond, Va. The following appointments
were made to-day: VIM. L. Adams, Collector a
Astoria, Oregon; Harrison B. Brand, of Mis-.
souri,, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Central
Superintendency, at st. Louis.
WASHINGTON, April ga letter from Rich
mond says: Major McCulloch left last Wednes
day for New Orleans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, April SIN the Convention to-day
Messrs. Scott and Treadway, Conservatives, de
clared that II the Presidents response was IN.
favorable they would 60 for secession. The
movements OF fleets were frequently alluded to
The ground was assumed that Virginia, having
indicated her policy to be against secession, has
o right to know what those movements mean.
The Unionists and some Conservatives op-
posed the adoption Of Preston's resolution. The
preamble and resolution were adopted-63 to
75. Gov. Wise voted no. Botland Preston
Conservative; Alex. H. Stewart, Union, and
Geo. w, Randolph, Secessiouist, were appoint.
ed Commissioners to wait on the President, and
will leave to morrow morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Monday Evening, April 9, 1861.
FL0UR-is very heavy and we now quote s9perfine a
"a 40 to "a 49, buyers Offering S435 and perhaps get
ting 1t, though none are reported extras range from
81 So to "a 75 FSmy "a IS to IS. The prices quoted
at this date last year. were IS 455 SO for superfne
WHEAT-will INST commend ovor 05c for red from oui
ocal buyers, but 10 held at Sl whte 81 Oo9l TO- The
prices quoted at the corresponding period year were
81 Pool 90 for red. 81 30@1 35 for white.
CORN-is more easily bought than sold at 30, for ear
and is hrmer the supply not being large. At this date
last season we quoted II at 45c for ear.
OATs-are lower, though there were number Of sales
made at the reduction. We quote at 25Kc. Both re-
ceps and shipments are considerably larger than last
season to the same date, Vt this time last year they
were quoted at 40c.
BARLEY-meets with scarcely any request; Csc. Is
about the best the best figure that buyers are disposed to
o1er for premium fall. Sellers do not offer 1t freely
Al this date last sea on we quoted o0995.
RYE-is still neglected. though sellers will not offer
at the present figure, 55c We quoted at this date
last year 81.
WHIsKY-drooped &c. to-day, and was dull at l3Hc.
Last year at this date 1t sold at lsc,Cie Conn., ApT
9M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
THE MARKETS.
New York Market i.
lrrAa l.rasD =. ga. QUO IrArsn4s-

IRBa EftS NEw YoRK, April Q.
rL0UR-receipis Of rs c71 bbls MARI het heavy ana s.
lower; sales Of 1000 bbsat IS l5@5 IS for supern.
slate; &53O@5 20 for extra 5tae e5 1895 Is for super
hne westeIni IS 3095 60 for to medium extrl
weserni s560g5 % for shipping brands extra Round
500 bbls. at IS 35@7. Ut n III Ht go.
lRYE FLoUR-steady % 1904 10 for common to
choice superfne.
| WHEAT-receipts Of 30, ,036 bush. Market heavy and
shade lower Gales OF 65 900 bush at 81 for Racins
spring; 81 26@l 30 for Milwaukee club; IL 80 for
Der Iowa; Sl379I37h winter red western; 1901 90
io1 ! common Coz white Western; A for white Canada.
/ hfE-steady at e8cs LNh .t ENl
BARLEY-quiet at C6CD75c.
OORN-receipts Of 47572 bush; market heavy at l@2c
iower sales Of 10000 bush at 66D67c for old mixed
western delivered; Gik@62h for new do ahoat and
delivered. '-Hr -TI - M \
oATs-arm at a3k@ssc for western CANADIAN and
PoRK-quiet and steady; sales at sI7 37H@si7 e5
for mess, $l2 759l3 for prime. ~ -.
BEBF-quiet and unchanged. p ~ .'-~
CUT MEATS-quiet.
LARD--steady; sales o. 900 bbls at 91IOXc.
BUTTER-in fair request at 109Ac for Ohio and i4@
10 for State. H |.t = = II
oHEEsE-steady at @lO,. for common to prime.
sUdARs-by auction; I35 hhds sold at 4X@56c.
AssEs-by auction l2O bbls New Orleans sold at
25@ 30hc cash ane 90 days. .f8 tN7II
199l2hc.
WHisKY-without material change; sales of $50 bbls
189l9Hc. 't-.' RI =
decline. In Money and Exchange there nothing new
Chicago &c hock Island 81; Chic Burl 4 Quincy COZ
os W; O. Tol. 30l2, Gal. & Chic. 6e5<; ILL., q. scrip
~; M g. l41, do quoted 325s; NJ. o. 56h; Pac. Mail
%; n Z. Q. 75; Erie 20; Hud. 40; Har. l3 do pref
Heading 3sX: Panama ITO; Hannibal q St. Joe.
~; Ill bonds 05; M. s. I'd bonds 81; Harl lst bonds
l0l; Brooklyn Water loan l03z; Mo. 6's co; N. @. |
7b f2i Va. 7el2; U. 3. SIS, OF '65, 9lH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
RaIl Rena r.lne TabIe.

| sCoUoHs. sudden Oh anges of our china
are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte Affections, Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly, when taken In the early stages Of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
"Byoton's Bronchial 7yoehes," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be
ever so slight, as by this precaution a more Sc
rious attack may be effectually warded off,
Public Speakers and Singers will find them eff.
fectual for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. For sale wholesale
and retail, by Roberts g. Samuel, No. "a North
High street, s. Samuel & Co., No. IS South
High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

DWe congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of a cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia, and all Mercurial Diseases, which
is effected without the use of internal medicines,
which destroy the constitution and give tempo
rary relief only. In fact it is the only known
remedy effecting perfect cure, and we feel
warranted, from its recommendations, in calling
the attention of the afflicted and those having
friends suffering from Rheumatism, Gout or
Neuralgia, or the pernicious effects of Mercury,
to the advertisement in another column of our
paper, of Dr.. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
TELEGRAPHICl
REPoRTED FoR THE STATESMAN.
From Nav YorIt


NEW YoRK, April 8.-The Illinois has take
on board 2,O0O bbs. assorted stores, 500 case
muskets, q large quantity of ammunition, ant
two parks of artillery, with a large number 0
gun carriages, and $40 900 in specie. She sail
In the morning.
The P0d's Washington dispatch states tha
General Scott continues his active personal gu
pervision of the military there, which Is con-
sidered sufficient TO protect the city.
The guards around the Capitol and public
buildings have been doubled and armed to the
teeth
The Post quotes private letter from Charles
ton which states that Andersen intends to re-.
tort on the Charlestonians stopping his supplies
by prohibiting further intercourse by water with
the forts that surround him.
The Communicable Washington dispatch says
Lieutenant Talbot left for Sumter to-day, with
instructions to Anderson, and will undoubtedly
be re-admitted to the fort, although stringent
regulations hayebeen adopted BY the secession
lists.
Large quantities Of ordnance, ammunition,
&C., have been transported to-day from Gov
ernor's Island to the steamship Baltic, including
l0O gun carriages for large Columbiads, mark
ed Fort Pickens. She sailed at seven o'clock this
evening.
New YoRk, April 9.-The Heydld's Washing.
ton correspondent states that the Government
is determined to keep Anderson in Sumter, and
supply him with provisions forthwith.
portion Of the feet will reach Charleston
To-day, Tuesday, fer that purpose.
There is no desire to put additional men in
The fort, unless resistance Is offered to the at.
tempt to furnish supplies.
The feet will not approach Charleston with
hostile intent, but supply vessels 60 pre-.
pared to reply promptly to any resistance of
War'like character, offered to a peaceful ap.
proach to the fort. a.
Capt. Talbot carried instructions TO this effect
o Anderson, with orders to open his batteries,
I vessels are fired on.
Recruiting Is fast going on, aud at least |
'O,O0O volunteers will be offered from tho free |
'tates in few days.
Gov. Dennison, Of Ohio, pledges the support of
lis State to vigorous policy, and returns home
Immediately to execute his pledge.
The moment the President has official knowl.
1ge that any blow has been stuck, be will issue
proclamation for an extra session of Congress.
New YoRK. April 9.-The Times correspond
mt reiterates that an attempt will be made to
revision Sumter, by an armed vessel If the
ecessionists fire on her, they Will initiate what
yer trouble follows.
Col. Sumner and Capt. Briton have been Or
cred to the Pacific.
A letter to the N. Y. Times. from on board I
10 Brooklyn, says the Commander of Fort 1
'aylor, at Key West, compelled the inhabitants
, haul down the Confederate States flag, with
le polite intimaton that two different national.
es could not rule the same place. The rumor
lat the Brooklyn landed men at Fl. Pickens I.
roves untrue.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
Exodus Of Fugitive Slaves from Illinois-A Re
publican u. Marshal Working Wonders.

CHICAGO, April 8.-One hundred and six fu
eitive slaves left this city last night for Canada
via the Michigan Southern Railroad, 1t is es
timated that over thousand fugitives have ar
rived in this city since last fall, most OF whom
have left since the recent arrest Of five by the
U. s. Marshal. '.clif. g-irs .stsl.
DETROIT, April 6.--About three hundred iu
gitive slaves, principally from Illinois, passed
into Canada at this point since Saturday, and Q
large number are reported on the way. Many
are entirely destitute, and much suffering Is an
ticipated, Notwithstanding efforts are made fol
their relief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

The CONCERT LAST NieHr.--N outstanding
the wet and disagreable weather last evening
the concert Of the C@cilies.Verein at Armory
Hall was we'll attended The vocal and instru'
mental music was alike charming and highly
commended. This association, the C@cilien-
Verein, embraces, we learn, nearly fifty lsdie:
and gentlemen, some Of whom have already es
tablished reputation as musical performers.--
The general desire is for another Concert by
the company A more favorable evening would
doubtless insure crowded house.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
Psnn.ylyanis for the War Path. y.

HARRIsBURo, April S.-Gov. Curtin will aent
q message to the Legislature Tomorrow, re
commencing an appropriation of S., 900, 600 fo
the purchase of munitions of war. The messag,
takes the ground that as our people, so lonl
peaceful, have lost the military habits necessary
amid the disturbed condition Of the surrounding
States, they should beginto prepare the means o.
self.preservation and Il is the duty Of the State
to assist in the enforcement of the nationa
laws. I ~ sts ravgr-l tts rr .r
The Republicans will hold caucus on thi
subject tomorrow.
The State Treasurer declares that the appro
priation must be raised by a loan. .'lI
10 the Legislature to-day, steps were taken
for the postponement Of the time OF adjourn
ment, for the consideration of this subject.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, April 8.-Major Anderson'f
mail has not been stopped-only his supplies.
Gen. Beauregard has ordered out 5000 troops,
Companies are constantly arriving and being
put in position. New batteries are also being
constructed. ,m
Especial dispatch to the New York Times.
Vessels have been ordered out Of range o
Sumter and Sullivan's Island
The floating battery sailed this evening to {
point near Sumter. ~
Business suspended, and the excitement fear
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

The New CRY OFFIcERs.-The certificates Of
election, the bonds, and other credentials .oi
qualification, Of the Mayor and the other City
Officers elect were approved by the Council at
their meeting last evening. ard the new officers
were thus duly inducted into Office. Weunder
stand that Mayor THOMAS and Marsha! THoMP'
Son were busily engaged this forenoon in attend
ing to the cases OF some volators of city ordi'
nannea.- ---------- .---------.-n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE has acquired a
reputation from actual test and experiment
which cannot be enhanced by newspaper puffs.
In our own vicinity it has been extensively used,
and we believe in every case with every desired
result, and receives the universal endorsement
of all who have tried it. We therefore recon-
mend IL aso one of those few genuine nOstrums
which accomplishes all it processes, and all the
bald and gray could desire.--Columbia Spy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New
YoRK.--Partios having policies in this company
willtake notice that Mr.. FREDERIcK J. FAY has
been appointed agent for this city. This Is
very responsible company-its assets now
amount to nearly seuen millions Of dollars. All
persons desiring to insure in a responsible Office,
will fiad II to their advantage to call on the
agent, All the profits are divided among the
Insured - ,f,r r r..