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r ONO ISLAND POTTERY - DRAIN
- pipes for water sewerage, &c, also land drain
lie, for agricultural drainage, ornamental chimney
ops, garden vases, flower pots, green house tiles,
iooring tiles, Gre bricks, DO. EDw. II. QUINN,
Ns Pearl u, NY. II 2iAr.ibs
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1THNFRTfva.

EOR LIvERPO0L-OLD BLACK 6TAB
Il Llna-Tss psoks. ship THORNTON lyme ..
Pier 81, Eaas Rive, sails t4b Oecember. Tns
ADELAIDE sails 00th D@osmbr. Fcr peszsge- sp-
ply on board, o. " wuLIAhs . oUI0N. 40 tni-
~ n. N 2tae'tD
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIKI
L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice IA
hereby given 10 all persons having claims againsi
Margaret Cheesebrough, late Of the City Of New
York, deceased, IN present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber, at his Office No. IS Walker
street. In the City Of New York, before the 1Ou
day Of January next.
Dated, New York, the 2sth day II june, SOL.
CHARLES A. CIIEESEBROUGH,
BIAZIUS MORE CHEESEEROUGH,
STEPuEN z. LOUNSBERY,
Executors
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IN PURSUANCE UF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County of New York, notice Ia
hereby given 10 all persons having claims agans,
JOHN r. HoLTHUs, late Of the City of New York,
deceased 70 present tie same, with vouchers there
Of, " the Subscribers a, the Office Of Charles
Cheney, No 1876 Broadway, In the City OF New York,
on before the 18th day Of March next. Date,
New York, the 18th day on September, 1861,
kCHARLOTTE HOLTHUS, ExecutriI, q
JOHN ID. sEEBECK, Executor, &C.,
NJ JOHN y. HOLTHUs.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER UF THE
l. Surrogate of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
JOHN ROACH, late Of the city Of New York, do
ceased, 70 present the with vouchers thereoto
the subscribers, at the Office Of T. James Glover Esq,
NJ. Wall street, In the city Of New York, Ne
fore the fourth day Of May next. Dated, New Yorl-,
the 26th day Of October, 1861.
ELIZABETH ROACH, Executrix.
JOHN H0EY, Executor.
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IsspICANEs.

,1ukf YOUR ,UuGH TAR AND WILD
- Cher B,,k hsvs long hru - vsry niRr pCsI.
ton A. curauvts ff .iipctous 81 thu Lung ald
THO g, by The medical profess ON. ant tns ~,
In general. b. aufS chemical pf0oeaa NJ .Af'
BELL, haa COM JinOi G.u s'tivc principle t'gs-
q cnufyluud whch h. dfognates ~ tue bNR' y Wv
TAR AND WI u CHERRY, for Cnigts- Colds, eor'
THIRST, Bron iis So Il "a uIigirI sao't CIV" y
Ter bot,e by the pr,.p,ie,or, SAMUEL ca NPBELl-
GAsniis, and AprthUear, W. cOy ssh ave- si4d 2'A
81, ALSO "a "A, Douald's Dry Coo s,'r., 800 b'N
cry. S Ia Wholesale H. Mfa-rs. : li'i'iin' bfu .
c., CT william and hickman sta hlsO 'pr SA''
P,fn,an's Bhoum>,!o LnimHni, prioe u cent per
l,a,je IN oAar'is
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF 1nB
isuuugate Of tho County Of New York, notice
o.reby given ~ all persons having cair1I against
CORNELIlS 8. DE BOW, lste of the City q Nov
York, deceased, to present the same, with vJucler
thereof, 70 the subscriber, at the office Of y.
3roOt No 80 Nassau street In the City Of New York,
before the l5tn day II May next Dated, New
York, the 3Oth day Of O't,hor, 1861.
JOIN q ~ ROW A1minis,r ator q
Cornelius 8. De Bow, deceased.
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This COmpS,y insur's Property II sli kinds sEA,
Loes OF I ,mSge ~ Fir, on ~ favorable tzmA,
similar InsGrlhons.
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IN 1uheUANCE VI All Order UF TIKI
l5urI. =. ate u the CIun'y ~ ncw Ygrt- nutic. q
ts-,'y ,,is % all pr. = tayius olSi1Ls sys.na
TIRED RICK HORSFElD ate Il t1e CiiS ~ GrS
Vo-S, gr,cer. deceased, u Ir-i.nt ths sar.e, VII
v,urhf ~ thereof g. the glbscrsara a. tus "a p 4
Jsrr ~ Griaiey, No. 90 tv..Nu 49, Ia the city 4 Ne
YORK On or MOI ~ she 2Stn day of ADri nsEi. D.
vi Rev York, tho iith day Of Octohai, 1857
CHAR rs GPO5SBLAIS
CAR5TEd r. OAkLT5CU
Admir'ptrgt-rp. 81
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Is PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF THB
y Surrrgsst u Tbs County u New York notio.
hereby given " al pefsu1s b Nyinz claims st;Alns
KLlJAH 7. BARKER, Lass q the city Of NaV York.
csysssed 70 rressn, tts Jsms, rith oushets hsr-
o. b. thn subscriber, a. his once, Ne. lie o. .sEsn
street. In tht ity u hsp Yotk, on or befYrs thi
alto dag Of bsr6h nsrt Dsted. New York. thu
Htb day Of August ts6i ISAAC o. BARKRR
AdminiSGrAsDr. &c., with the sili snnsxed
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r EAKY ROOFS CURED FOR CENT A
- foo,, with El4LRRY'S Patent India Rubber
Paint and warranted: tested on 5000 buildings.
500 Grand st, 81 Park Row, 1853 Bowery. do 24ac'
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
l surrugst, Of ~ e Co, nty Of New York, notice IL
,er,ly given T. all prts ng having ri inns sgainhi
Adel.in. Riley, late ~ Nnntrise, Penn, deceased
O pres. nt tie same, with vouchers thUrpf " thu
Subscriber, ~ bis office, NJ. G7 WAL street In tho
City Of New York, UufOre tie tCn.h Day Of FED
rlRry neNt
paid, Nov York, tho 95th day Of July, 1851.
JOSEPH GBEENLEAI', EKuout1r,
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
4 s.rrlgalu # the CrInty a Nrw York, notice. 70
,rrrby given 20 all parspus having claims agaiuBi
WILLIAM A. TJBhiR p, late of the city Of NsW
York, decsasoi, ~ pi'si the same, wish vouchers
hereof ~ thb pibscrlber, a. his oihCe. NJ. s9s
Nuitl avenue. " tho city If New York, be.
FORE tht iOih day 81 HArrE urEt. Dated, haW Yyrk.
,ha BOAh day OF August, 'Gl.
WIN TuRSURR AdrllnIstrA.,r
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T'hR
LAFAYETTE PTaP INSURANCE CohPAt.,
OF BKOOEIYs
oTruE, BEASoa Ogvrcr
AI II LION STREET, IL WALL STIR
BRCDkLNh. NE YORK
CASH CAPTrAI, 1902 DOLIAIls. :
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'IOYS TOYSt
Il Bus.,,s -, s,O-ta.-liai H. < - eh. sp;
Mott g. ~ Been. a.
CT. Il Ghsu m dt s'lp
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CNsh Capital AID Aocvmul siion over. =. u =
DiUdsI,ds " Policy uoidsrs. .......,, ~
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ITETrED STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATIONAL loan,
OrsIuI or kETOaUE, COZ a .n.,k
No. 40 ExohAns, FlEas
~jAas JUY NOTES ISSUED FOa THR NG.
GUNAI LOAN, bearing interest a ths rata Of SID
r een' per Gnnuna, liable ~ order OF So DsIibos
n ~ directed, and Of the various denominations
posli therefor In god or current lends. Ordsra
rom the country, accompanied By check, SuppltSd
~ return mail.
Six PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
t0TES RECEIVED TAT PAR AND HTTRRRaI
IN PAYMENT EOH TaA ABOVE
lo6 H-1la NORRIS KKrCHIM
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ARTICLES FOR san n.

EOR SAIL CTRAP-2 LIGHT HORSES.
T7'y re fitted ~ a wAgou on spring cart, also
on g.. ", ~ lre, &c Tor any Kidd 1f nc - work
hw IL Cuerrs ~ 1t, Cstlahnt md o vow
~ 2'iA
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0ILS AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ 90 cents elastic roof OIL ~ cents per gallon;
irSfton paint yellow ochre, and spaniaf brown,
ent per lb. white lead and zinc, cents linsOed
III, turpentine, &c. d. BIDWELL, 800 Pearl a.
de2 2AAnslOl
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slrrOgsss II ths Osunty of Me-, Yo,k. a,tct 4
hsre6y given % IN per-os.s having o,Nitas azair =
HENRY y. STARR formerly o. the CT n H-s
foFt. BUS late OF the City q New Haven. asrohaoA
Of 70 the subsrTiher, 1t his Office, At abe U,i.s
Bank. No. ~ Wei stres,, In the city sfNsy Y5ys
90 90 before tse eln de- d March ueu. DAled,
kev Nryk. 2isi day ~ 3 ptembes, 1861
vrukRp " ARTyII;H P,.rxAa
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HER0SENE LAMPS AND FANCY GOODS,
IN vases, crocksry, china, and glassware, eaaors,
sry TssfIp IN S Is n RSsS GRS
Canal II. d. 2IaH'iM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

CAMp JAcKsoN.-There are now in CAM
fity-iye companies, containing an aggregate
of about five thousand men.
The daily morning reports show from forty
to fifty unfit for duty, on account OF illness.
W Yesterday mornings reports showed that five
had deserted, and that four had been discharged
within the preceding twenty four hours
Two Regiments have been mustered into the
United States service, and are ready to receive
marching orders. II is probable that all the
troops at this point intended for the United
States service will be ordered to Camp Denni-
son, near Loveland, and that the State troops
will be retained here.
The duties of physician and surgeon to the
troops at the Camp devove at present mainly
upon DR. BALL, of Zlnesville, who has been
detailed for that service.
Col KING and his staff are gradually bringing
order out Of confusion at the Camp, and reducing
things to regular system and discipline.
The late wet weather has rendered some por.
tons of the Camp muddy and disagreeable.-
Yet lev sites could have been selected that
would have been better in that respect. In the
warm and dry weather of summer, 1t will be one
OF the most eligible locations for Camp in the
State
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"Lol the coaQuerlpg Hero leaye.l

The immortal j. N. FREE, the intellectual
conqueror of the world, the greatest orator,
philosopher and satirist that ever lived, ia now
sojourning in our city. The fame and name Of
~. N" is world wide, and although he muft
fully realize that he has never had q superior
among the philosophers and sages of ancient
days, the calmness that no ever manifests
would Cause no one to think him, by casual
look, the youthful heroic "martyr" of the nine
teenth century. His philosophy is that "man
should be judged by merit alone, irrespective of
wealth or position in society" Bold, fearless
and original, he would rather die than re-
nounce any philosophical view he may en-.
terrain, "GFay.bearded". error must now
fall before bis witbering sarcasm, systems which
have stood the test of ages must now whirl 10
the melstrom of destruction. Truth must tri.
umpb and error f,iI The "roll" must now be
called among the editorial fraternity throughout
the world, and every press will be compelled to
answer to its name. Realizing the great jeal-
ousy that exists against him, in regard to bis
electrical power Of controlling mind at bis will,
and for which he has submitted to an imprison.
ment OF sixteen months, he leaves this city this
afternoon, intending in few days to incarcerate
himself as willing martyr" in the Green
vile Jail for the space of one month or for life.
Go in, ~. NJ" A bright Immortality awaits
you. You do all for the sake of Truth, and
nothing for Self.
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THE MARKETS.
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-s the only article in the produce market that
has any vitalits There still enjoyed good trade for
the higher grades, and holders greeter rmness
The demand Is merely consuptive and the stock being
light makes more apparent impression on the trade
than usual Superfne ranges from "a 60 to 81 75 ex.
ras from 81 80 to $5 family from S. 10 to IS 50 for
white wheat.
WHEAT-but little is offered on the market and buy.
ers more willingly pay 81 for prime red and 81 10 for
prime white; to SC per bnshel above these figures is
asked.
C0RN-is unchanged and steady at 3ic. q.
oATs-westi quote at 2sc, with only moderate de-
mand.
BARLEY-drags without any market at Csc, asking
figures. t IN. t-
RYE-is held nominally at SOC, but will not bring over
4sc.
.WHIsKy-has dull market at 1sHc--Cn, COM,
Maya. XII
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

NEw YoRK, May 4.-Washington advices
last night were to the effect that the war will
be vigorously opened in a few days, by demon.
strations upon Alexandria and Norfolk. ,
A movement on Havre de Grace was also re
ported to be ordered to take place yesterday
from Perrysvile. 'afa't
Three or four companies will cross the Sus,
quehanna with battery of artillery and occupy
Havre de Grace.
Troops will then be sent forward 10 miles to
Bush river.
The last movement may not be made for two
days.
A strong force of carpenters and builders will
be sent forward to Bush river, to rebuild the
bridge there. s..a.l,s is-,'s,l.
The bridges over the Big and Little Gunpow-
der rivers will be rebuilt as soon as sufficient
military force is sent forward to protect the
workmen.
The bridges will be completed by Thursday
next, and the road to Baltimore will then be
open.
Troops will be sent forward from Philadel-
phia to reinforce those at Perryville.
It was stated upon reliable authority in Wash
ton yesterday that there are only fifteen hund
red Virginians at Harper's Ferry. f.s, s.tl d,
They are not half armed, and very y'short OF
provisions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

( ANNAPOLIS, May 4.-The steamship Baltic
will sail to-day for Newport, with the families
and professors Of the Naval Academy here.
A feet of steamers will also sail for Wash
ington under convoy. 'rs na' reg
The Allegheny was towed from Fort Nc
Henry yesterday. She will be heavily armed
as a guard ship for Annapolis harbor, $50 u
The Secretary of Gov. Hicks says the ap-
pointment of the Board Of Safety must preclpi-
tate Maryland into civil war. t.,v
The majority of the Board are sworn to se-
session, and men Of desperate political fortunes.
Washington or the Pennsylvania line.
The great seal of the State is in Annapolis,
and will be thrown into the Chesapeake sooner
than be placed on an ordinance of secession,
The absence of the seal is veto.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

DR. BEuLNoHAM's OsGUENT.-The American
agency Of this universally famous article for
stimulating the growth of beard, whiskers, or
scalp hair, is now conaded exclusively to the
highly respectable firm Of Messrs. Horace L..
Hegeman & Co., Of New York, thus giving the
American purchaser double guarantee Of its
usual recommendatory merits. The announce
ment of the New York agency Is welcome
feature in our advertising columns. %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President has s.
sued his proclamation, saying that as exigencies
demand immediate and adequate measures for
the protection Of the Constitution and the pre-
servation Of the Union, by suppressing revolu-
tionary combinations opposing the laws oe the
Union, he calls into service for three years, un-
less sooner discharged, forty.two thousand vol
unteers, and directs the increase OF the regular
army by eight regiments of infantry, one of
cavalry, one of artillery, and eighteen thousand
three years service.
The plan of enlistment and organization will
be submitted to Congress when assembled. He
earnestly invokes the co operation of all good
citizens to aid in the suppression of revolution,
the enforcement of the laws, and for the speed
est possible restoration of peace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

ST.. LOUIS, May 3-The Lower House of the
Legislature completed its organization this
morningby re eelecting oil the old officers except
Speaker pyo tenn. Harris being elected over
Boyd. The Governors Message was delivered
to both Houses this morning, after which the
House went into secret session!
Gov jackson says the President In calling out
troops to subdue the seeded States, has threat
ened civil war, and his act is unconstitutional
and illegal, and tending towards consolidated
despotism. While he evidently justifies the ac-
tion of the Confederate States in seeding, he
does notrecommend immediate secession, but
holds the following language:
Our interests and sympathies are Identical
with those of the slaveholding s. ates, and nee.
essarily unite our destiny with theirs. The
similarity of our social and political institutions,
our industrial interests, our sympathies, habits,
tastes, our common origin and territorial con.
tiguity, all concur In pointing out our duty in
regard to the separation now taking place be.
tween the States of the old Federal Union.
He further adds:
Missouri has at,this time no war to prosecute
It Is not her policy TO make aggression on any
State or people; but in the present state of the
country, she would be faithless to her honor, re
creant to her duty, were she to hesitate mo-
nent In making the most ample preparations Tor
he protection Of her people against the aggres-
lions of all assailants.
therefore recommend an appropriation of
sufficient aum of money to place the State at the
earliest practicable moment in complete state
If defence,
In conclusion he says: Permit me to appeal to
,ou. and through you to the whole people of the
State, To whom we are all responsible, to do
lothing imprudently or precipitately. We have
! most solemn duty to perform. Let US, then,
,almly reason with one another, and avoid all
'assion, oil tendency to tumult, and respect and
hey implicitly the law and constituted author
les, and endeavor ultimately to unite all our
,itizens in cordial operation for the preserva.
ion of our honor, the security Of our property,
md the performance of all those high duties i'm
'osed upon US by our obligations to our families,
'ur country and our God.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

1.-THE extraordinary drafts made upon the
State Treasury by the present General Assem-.
bly, will have the effect of testing the theory Of
the old Scotch member Of an early session ol
the Virginia legislature. The old man never
made but one speech, and that was on tax
bill. He said: "Mr. Speaker-TAx HEAVILY
AND COLLECT RIdIDLr, FOR IT IS THE ONLY WAY
TO MAKE A PEOPLE MEEK AND LowLY OF HEART"
Oar legislature has adopted system of taxing
that will test the old mans theory.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

THE voLUNTEERs' MANUAL, No. l.; Compiled from
Hardee's Tactics, with important notes and Military
y Glossary, by p. WoRTIImGToN, Graduate Of Wes
Point, and late Gen. % d. 9TH D. o. NJ, assisted by
Maj SIDNEY BURBANK and Lieut.. p. 4. SwAIRR, U.
s. A., with the Manual OF sharps rife aud carbine,
and Colts revolver, by Capt II, W. JOHNSON, U.
S.A,
This ia a.timely publication, just Issued and
highly recommended by military gentlemen Of
high standing in our State. 1t is for sale by
RANDALL & ASTON, of this city. The price is
only 35 cents, for which it will be sent by mail
to any address, postage paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04
cleveland Market,

tA.E Ae THURSDAY May 3.
FL0UR-sales of $50 bbls red wheat double extra at
S5 90, and so do at IS 1919. -.
WHEAT-In good request with sales Of cars red
on track at 81 O9 500 bush at same from store at
81 l0 1000 bush do at same; and2 white at 81 9.
C0RN-Sale OF 1000 bush. from stole at SIC.
OATs-saes Of 500 hush from store at 95c
HIGHWINEs-sales at 14DH i.2c. according to
buality.
EGGS-sale Of 10 bbls at %.
HAMs--saes Of 500 ib fair quality country cured
at 90. .h
BUTTER-dull. There is no demand except for home
use or shipmentto Lake Superior. Choice new is Of
fering at 14c fU 90 '
LARD-quiet at0c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

LEXINGTON, Mo, May 3.-The Union demon.
stration held here last night was broken up by
the secessionists. One Union man was shot
but not seriously injured. There was to be q
Union meeting here at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
but it has been suppressed by the secessionists.
The secession flag now waves in front of the
Court House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

REMovAL.--JoHN II. SMITH has removed his
Hat Store from the Odeon Building, to the old
stand formerly occupied by in. WHITNEY as a
Book Store, No. SO South High street. Mr..
SMITH has just received choice lot of new
styles Of Hats and Caps. We recommend to
citizens and strangers, desiring any article in
bis line, to give Mr.. SMITH call. eglrb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

PosrPoSEMEsT.-F. w. MARsElLLEs, President
Of the State Firemen's Association, has given
notice that the Fremen's State Parade and
Tournament, appointed to be held at Toledo in
June next, has been, in consequence of the dis
tracted condition of the country, indefinitely
postponed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

New YoRK, May 3.-The Northern Light ar
rived from Aspinwall, with eight huadred thou
sand dollars in treasure.
Valparaiso advices of April 3 say an earth
quake, destroyed Mendoaa. Eight thousand
persons were killed. San Juan is also reported
destroyed.
The Connecticut Legislature unanimously
appropriated two million dollars for military
purposes .5es
Southern camps are formed OF Lynchburg
Richmond, Norfolk, and near Alexandria,
Roger Pryor has organized regiment.
1t is said dissensions are frequent in the rebel
camp. Southern troops demand an attack on
Washington, and Virginia opposes It'll
All travel South from Philadelphia is stop
ped. g.. 81 y,
To-day, Commodore Gregory rendered the
Government his services.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

APPOINTMENT OF SURoEoNs.-J. A. RoBINsoN,
NJ. D., of Wayne county, has been appointed
Surgeon of the Sixteenth Regiment, and H. H.
sAYKs, NJ. D., of Springfield, Surgeons mate.
II. McCABE, M. D., Of Canton, has been
appointed Surgeon of the Fourth Regiment, and
]. Y. CANrwELL, M. D, of Mansfield, Sur.
geon's mates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04
Fr. KrARNEY, May s..-The California Over

Fr. KEARNEY, May 3.==The California Over.
land Mail Coach passed here at noon.a y. =
DENVER, April 3O.--An Indian Council was
held at the quarters of Col; Boone, Indian
Agent, yesterday, in which a deputation Of
Arapahoes and Camanchesto took part. Good feel.
ing was expressed, and It is hoped that the
threatening storm of Indian hostilities will be
dissipated. z I5h 'sNN ffS' ip'afs
Miners about Gregory are now using water
from the consolidated ditch, and in consequence,
prospects are rapidly Frightening, e.rsi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

OFFIoERs OF SIXTEENTH REoIMEET.--The
election of officers in the Sixteenth Regiment,
yesterday, resulted in the unanimous choice of
JAMES IRVINE, for Colonel, JOHN s. FULTON
fer Lieutenant Colonel, and GEORGE w. BAILEY
for Major.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

Arms AND AMMUNITIoN IN THE STATE ARSENAL.
There are now in the State Arsenal in this
city, $4,000 cap lock US. muskets; 1000
sharp's carbines; 1000 Enfield rifles, and j..
600, 900 rounds fixed ammunition.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

WILMINGTON, Del, May 3.--Three companies
have been sworn in under the Governors pro.
clamation, and have made requisition for a
thousand rifles, which, added to the arms here,
will suffice to place the State in condition of
defence
Knights of the Golden Circle plenty but quiet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

CLEVELAND, May 4.-Goyernors Curtin. Of
Pennsylvan Dennison, of Ohio, Randall, Of
Wisconsin, Blair, of Michigan, Morton, of In
diana, and ex Gov. Koerner, Of Illinois,, met in
conference here last night. iay.'lny'i s
Proceedings not known. p.f-7E ~ 2t
They were serenaded and addressed the peo-
pie. ,ss-.,. = ,t..f ,s 81, ,.s-g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

CAIRO, ILL.,, May 3.-Passengers from below
continue to report the assembling Of bodies Of
armed men. 1t is said they are short of arms.
The Union feeling is gaining ground in West.
ern Kentucky, where disoyalty has been most
marked.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-04

Especial Dispatch to the New York Times.
BALTIMORE, May 3.-The bill creating Com.
mittee of Safety will pass.
The Union men are without arms, and feel
that their only safety ia in the Federal Govern.
ment.