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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
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ct. pauI> Minm,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Charles $enr1,
beut16er TrtebenSrt6ter,
Tuliu8 6eprQit,
ct. ANTHONY, Mtnn.
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1ffentlt9er Nptar>
Der f%ran3Dl. fatb. Stride
empfeblt 19 1einen beut11en Mitbireeru CUR
Mntertiguag uno Beelaubieuug Don seriGtliden
Dpfumenten unb urfunben> ais: &aufbrtefen>
5Ypptbefen (DeebS uub Mprtga9es), Mtetbs-
unp @ei9aft6= @ontraften, Geltamenten, @cQ-
ma1ten fir has Snlano unb Deutl9lanb> iowie
CUR Belorgung a1er in bas Nutarfa@ etnl9laeen-
ben 0el9dfte. 1920
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
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St. PAUL Mtun.
I'm eesqrten pubIifum Sic eraebeu1te Mn.eios
vaB 10y pom nun alb tets bereit bin. ,ne;nsn 6,S.,
tgem Vate1 NIT alien @urte. Gemaorem via va
SVaafen uno :3unse> @epei,er unD Qimh,r @p
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Selte6 2a9erbier.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
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mstUe elpS Soft obne gceis 9unlden> sfi;nfte
""e au1mert1am Beeienune ]ete ;ur Sonb.
GARNER ttnben ba aute @toilunoeu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Drittcr Jabr0am9-
Die ]1(inne(otu Staats5eitung

Die N(inne(ota 5taatS5eitung
& dc Der Dritteu unb Waba ) Il 10
5traBe, cine &reppe boh
:r1heiut wB1entli9 uno foftet 5wet Dou.
per Sabr in NorauSbejablun9.
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aebenpen Nummern nibt na9ssl anet tperpen.
Der 5utjcriptipnS~ Betrag tann tn Npten IT,
,,ne eiuer auteu Bant eiugelhidt peroen.
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uureaitrirtcn Sris1en. c..
MQe Wittbeiluuseu, Welcer u. |. ~. ltno 81
aocrciIren:
Ncutber S GTcl, putli1bers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Nfaf'8
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WanfQtp. Mfnn

Mantotp> Wtnn.
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pen pa %e1naelne Simmer unb qutru beut5hem T;SM
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
ct. @oul, aHinneiota, @amitoa, sen rs. aRar; 1861.

9err Sbr
Mbpnnement fir bic Mtnn.
@taat85eitun9 1T NIT 9frp.
be8 ten Sabr9Qn08
Qbgelaufen.
SIRE &Uffdnbe betragen
S Sbne Mn30blun9
fam Sbnen bic StaQtS3ett<
u1t9 ni6t ferner 3u9e1en6et
merben. Die @rpe6ittpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Nprtb=@eneru=Spfc1.

ede Der Hobert~ unp 6lniten Straben
81. paul, Minn.
nar GIlss seraunt!se, NIT l~uftisen ;3immeru nuobI-
oer!sgene nnp IN jecer Be3iebunq ccmfortabeI en-
9st'W!ete neue GAIT unb Ao1tbans> 1T bierrr,it her
~e 90 oe9 pnbllfums teitens empfoblen pum
u 0rpB, Gioentbimer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

Carl NanaDant,
1ffentlt9er Nptar>
belurst bic Nusferttsuns nnb 8eslaubisuns aler
seri1tli9en Ooturaente.
Belpnbere Mufmerflamfeit pirb benz Na419la~
gen uno Nufju9en BON 8eliBtttelt 9epiomet.
Office III Der Gam E Office ber 5erren S. uno
s. .. Gifuan, 3. @traBe, iber Qittle's Bud
Stprc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
M6breHen.

NQQreneH.
c5ubn 9. @anbprn. GbarleS 6. 2unb.
@anbprm s 2unb,
MbDpfaten unD Ne6t8=
Mnwdlte,
ct. Vaul, Minueipta.
Vrattiairen in alien @taats= q eri1ten unb in
benz Ber- @taaten Diirift~ @eridt.
Safob matn5er,
Deut19er Mbppfat, Nptar g. 2anpzM 9ent,
Offee: 9aYmaros-B lod, Ste @trabe,
ct. Vaul, Minn.
Edmonton s Mfalmros,
Deut16e MbDpfater,
Dritte StraBe,
geseniber Der 8anf Der perren s. u. 9. MiQius,
ct. YauL Mtnne1pta.
s. Is. Simpntpn : Oscar Malmrp6.
Yrafti3iren in alien @taats- @eri9ten unb in
benz Ser. Staatens @eriGt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,

A EEK PAPER,
,,,bHshpd bu REU7 HER e. Excl;
sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Vepr9 &ruber,

@epra &ruber,
Ga9ertier @alpn,
0"1t S1faBe> 9tnter Dem vDinslpwr 6au5e."
Ssoen Moraen 9cn go ubr Qrnd
ct. UouI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

6. S g. .. 6i1fQan,
MpDpfaten unb &e9t6> Mnrpdlte,
empreblen i9 ibren perebrten beutlden Mitbitr-
seru ais &e1tsbei tGnbe unb in's BeIlnbere GUT
Musf %erti9ung Don l1rfunbeu &c.
Sffice: l1eber STILES Bu@>2aben, Dritte
9traBe, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

l7HH pfl!tptbfrt Saloon,
S@'lden @aibinstun- uub Nrnnnin @.
vt. paul 80 Minmeiota. N'''
tet I Iieitrt S s%t 1T auf bag Moternhe einaerid-
snn tui.n. ,sgle @etrante> bat ftets cine MuHStpabl
ben @Sifen S9a 5stungen auaiesen unb gewdbrt
unb Bergen. S"''""' Don 6luB
W. ~ nkr;eIS,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Noeutcu Der Minn. Staats;e'tnn9''

sleeutcn Der Wlinn. StaatsSett""s'"
Wfinnel pta.
5altinas uur Oafota O.. 5err 9sr1o9:
jfemrllm unb Brown County ST.. Borlter,
81. peter unp Nieplet @t2 %. S@tmmsl>
81. Nutbpuy II. Minniopclis, Ortiz II. 8noblan@'
Carver ct. Suit,
Wtantatp 8 ri p1aH.
9TH pater uup Mai biustcn GtY 81. 9@e1sr
Wiupua uuc Winpna @tY ST.. Slider,
Beleplain 5err 7rans y. 5eYberlteot:
,5nr,bault> 9tics g., 9err NOtt1r'ep S'edenlle'"'
!icw@ Iricr Derr Gu9en Ihtin.
Neacs Qanrina 8. Iuerre.
Nep @inA Scrr Jphn 6rieer'd''
Matalbam, 0eor9 9uhsr.
ga GROVE, 5srr 5eil.
BuJalr Gity, @ise. Or. S4ittlsr.
,%5puutain @ity, @i5e. Dr. Sylbr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Spbu 9Dbn6, Gonltabler.

cSafpb 8prf II. Srnber,
Gde Der Se96ten unp Wabalbaw1traBe,
ct. paul,
cmpiieblt 0A benz Yutlifua nit taslid 1ri|@ &C.
badenem Urpo uno auden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

@ofe1 Safer,
6o1fz StraBe> se9eniber Der alien
rS9meiSerz5 eimatb".
uN!s13e191ste e%tlpiehAl: 91~::cr;nit fetuen often
Sfst1teen in M'nnelota un6 benz Wublifun1 i'm
MG t lem reuerOTnetes beqnem unb ,ppbm-
'p s!astrtatetes Gait nne Rotbaus.
,n.r Wetgea1|tg 9erfebrenee> mie bier an5Q1aoe
pertpe 3alte fneen in meinem 5auje o artss Ms'
%,ti2ane u"o Sefriepisnns aaer aeredten Mn-
quite sta4A"s befnest il9 tei'm 5oule.
~ paul Eaber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23
Mr. 1879.
@a1tb6uier un6 @Qlpn8,
~ &urembur9er $pf.
Va1t= unb 8DQrbinQbdua.

Souts Itcfau,
0raHtl'ntraBe, 3.pti9en Der 4ten unb Stem ctr.
St. paul. Minnelota.
@ute StaQungen Inb bei'm 6ou5e
sSS9entltde 6abrgeleeenbeit na6 ct. meter
uno Stem sulm. "V y" p''''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-23

Ntcbarb mdrDiu
~mrortirt unp ~oerfauit i'm @rpBen, lpmie im alei=
men VcrceQau, @los uno ate III bo6 Ja9
ldlagenpe Waaren.
brittle uno Bend Strabe,
smii9en &ebar~ uno Wabalbam>
ct. Vaul, Mlnnelpta.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

TIE FouRTH, OF JuLY.--;We see by handbills
that,Se are to hsyea celebration Of the ami,
versary ofrAmerioan Independence under can
vas, somewhat after the style Of circus or me-
nagerie. a.. ..s-,a,. ,.q.-,4,g
gotten mp by our ,enterprising fellow cit
izen, JOHN M. KINNEY. He advertises splen-
did array Of fireworks, and only charges fi.y
cents for ticket Of admission to the boxes,
and twenty-five cents to the pit. We have no
doubt Of JoHs's getting up splendid exhibition
Of fre-works-he is just the man to do that
thing, We suppose We would not have had
any demonstration, had he not undertaken the
work. All those who san afford to spare the
money, should by all means patronize the enter
prise. We cannot, however avoid saying that
the Celebration Of the snniveraary Of our Ma
tional Independence has been considerably re.
duced from former days, when 1t must be cele-
brated ina Circus ring. Wehope BY the 4th Of
July, 1862, the citizens will go arrange matters
that Mr.. KINNEY will begable to give the en-;
tertainment in public, go that all can enjoy the
sights Of the day, without It being necessary TO
charge an admission fee.F IL would no doubt
be more in accordancewith his feelings, and
allowall the people-rich and poor, great and
small-to joiniin the celebration Of that day 4,
which should be held in grateful remembrance
by every American. sf-aftT' .af
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

ANNUAL EXHIBITION or PoLYrEcHNIo COLLEGE,
OF THE CNcISsAri Catholic LsTirUrr This
exhibition took place on Tuesday evening, Ju-
ly 2. The attendance was large. and the exer
cises interesting. Theyconssted of national
song, With orchestra, by the students OF the
college; distribution Of premiums; vacation song
BY the students, and an address BY Jams p.
BYRsE An address in German, followed by
FaED GGROEs; comforting Of diplomas; address
in German by Very Rev. JoeErH FERsEDlNe;
song, "Red, Waite and Blue" by students
Then came TIE presentation of very elegant
regulation sword to Prof. E., p. ] SoIMmoN.
now Colonel of the twenty third Regiment, o.
V. M by WIN. II Rom, in neat address, to
which Col scAMMoN responded in few patri
otc and well-timed remarks, assuring them Of
his devotion to his country, and thatithe sword
presented to him should be unsheathed in his
country's cause and in defense Of the Union he
so fondly cherished and admired. The "Star-
Spsn0td Banner" was then performed by the
college students, when an elegant horse and
equipments were presented to Col. SolMMoN by
the Very Rev. E. T CoLLISs. After this in
teresting ceremony, a closing address was! de
livered by the Very Rev. PURCELL, when Q
grand finale by the orchestra closed the day
exhibition a "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04
From Missouri.

ST Louis, July 3.
The Cairo correspondents of the Democrat
learns from scouts just from the Southern bor-
der of Missouri, that there are 5 500 troops al
Yellville. Arkansas, tolerably well armed, and
having ten pieces Of flying artillery.
so on 'Vus.s,s asL VI oSs on 'I1usanI Iennes
9esns' snS H,Soo nrhanSas' oo hen'uckians and
i'SVp %S m,ssoui.ans. .,,. ANN
lhey eAPscs W lIctease 'nis i9rce some 4VoO
Iom GOV = 1achson troops, ana large reinforce
n.en enss are yon,seu rsoM sne oou.nern Conied-
eo,;y S anu ao9 - .ASev So ooo ~ nave an
d.. w m -oooo w ~osVvo ineu.
r hiLon anu eS., %smoers OF !ne missouri
ss'a'u'e' a'o sA'u W "e aoN'eiy urging
'n1h M,.o,. on c.,
hoSaS sSouslans s srrveu ~ m Ero repors al able
oS ;a. , ~ H'S1url Deihg Impress
the y A,tsnsss @ % ho.d"s Iss''e' anu ~Sf'nea OH 10
'ne d Aikansas pofoer, me- -. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04
Cincinnati Market,

n,ox,. CINCINNATI, July ..
FL0UR-Is bringing, In the way written Of S3 gO94
per barrel for superhne; 81 25 for good extra and
0Og4 70 for family Offers for superlne In lots run
ures. ..
WHEAT-Is still on the descending scale, and Is now
lower than has been since June, leJ8 prime red SELL
ing for 79973c and white at o09s5c dillers ndifer-
entabout making offers for more than what supplies
ther current wants. and the crop bids fair to
In on very nat market. This probability enhanced
by the reports Of prospects of the good condition Of the
growing crops abroad. Throughout this region OF
try the harvesting hasbeen quite extensive since
last weekly review, and accounts to the condition Of
the grain now in shock vary too much to admit OF any
calculation as to the yield. ..
CORN-Oomes In slowly now. and consequently prices
are quite firmly maintained at 26c at the upper depot
and 28c at the lower. '1-n.F.
oATs--Are in light receipt, and are trie frmer al
e3c than they were. a. ..asr..
BARLEY-Remains neglected, II a price is talked
about 1t Is near G0c.
RYE-Is quoted at 43S945c. . .-..s. u.
WHTsKY-Commands IeISc with fair market.
4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04
Prom Fortress nTonroe.

tr FoRTREse MONROE, July 9.
The Third Massachusetts, Regiment and the
New York Naval Brigade occupy the deserted
dwellings in Hampton, where but about 300 OF
the Inhabitants remain. 1g- .I .r.
The families Of Gen. Butler, Coils. Duryee,
Max and Weber are here. ~
Great Preparations are being made to cele-
brate the 4th of July aQ GA i-lra 20.
p Yesterday afternoon, Lieut.. Yelverton and I6
men. of the Fifth New York Regiment, made
reconnaissance from Newport News up the James
River road, to within q mile and a half Of Great
Bethel AT that point they came upon Ave Of
the Rebel pickets, who precipitately fed, leav.
ing behind, with other trophies, their hats and
coats. In the pockets Of the latter were sever.
al letters, just finished, giving a complete ac-
count OF the hate advance Of 9, 900 men from
Yorktown to attack Newport News, the wretch.
ed fare OF the troops, and the manner in which
they were obliged to beg or steal One of an
amusing character was found in the pocket oi
James. Steel, bookseller, of Richmond. which
describes our troops asa set Of baboons, to be
speedily driven from the sacred soil of Vir-
ginia 7,'- iF'''A .S.--. l.-I ~. -.rH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

"WASrED.H-tJnder his head, the readers oil
the Statsiman will fnd several cards from Mr.
M wirr, whose noted Ambrotype Room and
Fine Art Gallery is on High street, four doors
north Of the American Hotel. 4. ''.,a Z,
Mr.. Wirr's Ambrotypes and Photographs
need nc; eulogy from as; they speak for them
selves, being accurate and perfectly life-likt
representations. la'A 'Ffin''t s-,,.,5
He will furnish customers with Gard Photo
grsphs, being full length. portraits or simple
busts, correctly portrayibg the living form and
features, and flushed In the most beautiful and
elegant style, A''" 81 a
One thing of no small importance in thess
times Is, that Mr., Witt 10 ahead Of all othel
artists in hescheapnesaiof his pictures. cousid
ering their quality, accuracy and finish. ''''' u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04
From wheeling.

"a sid ssi r,-.,s WHEELING, July g.
Both Houses Of the Legislature organized
Yesterday, Lieut., Coy. Paisley took the chair
II tue oenhto. iDs ~. D. s9Hqt I-ns ~ al tGil a
Daniel Frost, Of jackson, was elected Speak
er of the House. r.i1 lm p ~! y f-an hrl .7rhsv1
Gov. Pierpont's message was sent to, both
bodies last night, together with documents from
Washington, officially recognizing the new
Governments. 7'rr s7sf " Q. 'sqEfo eh % 20.
Tho message Is avery able document and
gives unusual satisfaction. 90 .i1s . eli o, ssit
ltis thorough review Of secession in Virgin
To-, and Of the causes leading to the formation
Of the present Government, and recommends an
energetic co operation with the Federal Govern
ment. li9shrg ees isa' 7a f.,ihs as1l y7l % hIo
Twenty seven thousand dollars in, specie be
longing to the State was seized and brought
here last night, by the order Of the Governor,
from the Exchange Bank Of Weston .'.H 8 -
II is supposed, that Wise was heading for
Weston, to get this money. slsl y o. 90 o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04
COLUMBUS PosT OFFICE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
Mails Tor New York City, Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
ritsDurgn, steubenville way Cleveland, Zanesylle,
Newark, Granville. Washington Cty, baltimore, Phila.
aepnia snd New Orleans close daily Sundays except
cd. at O'Clock p. m. ~ FN, 1' t rt''
A through mail for New York and Cleveland closes
daily lSundays excepted at O'Clock D. IN.
q. y. e o. r.. r. Way Mail closes daily Sundays ex-
eepted) at O'Clock p. m. -"
Central Ohio Way Mail closes aily andays excepted)
oincnnat Way Mail closes daily Sundays excepted a,
IO o'clock a. m. - H F.'
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marvin and worthing.
ton Mails closes daily Sundays exepted) at o'clock
p. m. i 10
Mails for xens, Springfield, Dayton, Toledo, Cincin-
NATL Indianapolis, louisville, 81. Louis and Detroit
closes daily (Sundays excepted) at 8 o'clock p. m.
through mail to Xenia, Springfield and Cincinnati
el9ses daily Sundays excepted) at 10 o'clock a.
UrDana Piqua, Tin and Union City mail closes daily
fSundays excepted) at och OK p. m RI q
Lancaster Logan, Nelsonye, oirceville Chillicothe
portsmouth, washington @. Athens Marietta and
u nsSorouh mails close daily (sundNSs excepted at
East Way Mail by National Road 10 GAINESVILLE close,
daily (sundays exceped) at IL O'Clock m. sis1, -.
harrsonrgh Mall closes 'aily Sundays excepte at
Mt. Vernon Mail, by way Of westervile and sunbury
closes daily (sundays excepted) at o'.locA p. m.
Dublin Mail closes daily (sundays excepted)M O'Clock
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays e1ceptsd a,
o'cloSkp. m. Il, +.
llon. hoW poaton, fnllaoelpnlR, buual0,
Albany, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dayton Toledo, Xenia
Detroit Springfield, Cincinnati Chillicothe st. Louis
and Oil southern cities, arrive between the hours Of
O'Clock p n. and o'clock q. m Iil' TI,ff -7lT
Mails from indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arrive
Mail, from Washington City, Baltimore, Wheeling
zanesyille Newark steubenvile, Mt Vernon, and t6s
O. o. r. Z. Way Mail, arrive at 10 o'clock m. II
Way Mail from Cincinnati arrives at o'clock D m
Lancaster Mall arrives st O'Clock p. m < .1
Est way MAIL over the National Road arrives ut II
HHHa#
Mt. Vernon Way Mail arrives at ll:OO a. m. 'N
Mail from Dublin arrives at 12 o'cockmlfT
Urbana Way Mail arrives al 0 o'clock D. M
Hsrrsbu gh Mail arrives at II o'clocka O. m.
Lancas er Way Mail arrives at l2 o'clock m
Once delivery open every day Except Sunday from
! O'Clock q. m. to O'Clock p. m. Open on Sundays
from TX to9 O'Clock in the morning and from to
O'Clock In the evening. !,
a9Ass3B 81 JOHN GRAHAM. P. M, :
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THE MARKETS.
New YORK. Markst..
lrELEsRAPHsD ron THE ONO srArumAu

tlfkLEskAfhsp Boh THE OHIO sTATnmAH
,,o-n NEw York, July 3.
per barrel lower; sales of Is 800 bares at 50 753 so
for superne state; 81 1904 20 for extra state % 5O
70 ior Common to medium extra western; 81 65@s4 80
ior shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio a 906 so
trade brands do Market closing dull and tendency
ward Canadian -four in m ed request at easier
sales OF $50 bbls at % lU97 for common to choice
RYE RLoUR-selling in parcels at 90 5O95 90 for
common to choice, 81 5O95 sO to choice
Bupe fine.
ooRN MEAL-Dull, with sales Of 100 bbls oaloric at
WnIsKY-scarcely SO firm, with sales $50 barrels at
WHEaT-Heayy unsettled and Q to 90 lower. Private
scoounts BY the PeI'a favorable Sales OF $500
Dushes Chcago spr at 659e0c; l3 600 bushels North
western club s09e3c 800 bushels Racine spring at
76, 900 bushels Milwaukee club at 7oQ9Oc; 1900 bush.
els Amber Iowa at 90995c; H. sou bushels white western
at VI O9gl loi winter red nominal at 81 059I o.;
CSC. 81 - '0N ''"'0 ~ w
BARLEY AND MALT-contlnue dull and nominal.
CVhN-Demand more active and market slightly fa
vor buyers; sales Of A 900 bushels at 4O46o for COM
mon 70 prime new mixed western. and SOC for western
yellow. --fr =
0ATs-Plenty and dull at 2692Oc for western and
Canadian; 3O93lc for State. gr
POhk-Qoiet and prices without important change;
sales OF 229Obarrels at for mess and
for prime.
BEEF-sales Of prime fat steers at easHc; good to
Iair at 7H@7z; common OF GOT for av rage quality.
The marAet rs decidedly the poorest Of the season.
SHEEP AND LAMbS-Lower with heavy supply; we
quote az 3g4c lower. Sales Of 40 lF-e e--''tl ~
VEAL CALVES-No lower. Sales at 4H95 cents
for prime, and extra at 3ll4., l-.
.1ns MICH ooWs--oommon and ordinary still dull at
snINE--Plenty and dull at close Of market, at 5CR
okcior distery fed, live, and @3c for prime corn
BEEF-Rules quiet, with small salss at s4a4 30 sor
prime; IS 5O96 for mess; ss@iO for rspscked mess;
SlW@il 10 extra mess. Prime mess beef dull and nom
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From Bnitimorc.

BALTIMORE, July 81
4 Great efforts are making for celebrating the
4th Of July here BY Union men.
Aaplendid elk regimental national flag has
been prepared BY the citizens of Baltimore, 60
presentto the 9Th Massachusetts Regiment The
stars are encircisd with the following inscription
10 gilt tletters; Loyal Citizens OF baltimore to
the 9th kegimept Iof Massschusetts,Y In the
inside OF this inscription is another circle, with
the words: "Pratt Street., Baltimore, April
l9th, 1851 " Its designed to present this Gag
70 morrow, If arrangements can be made.
Soldiers are still on guard In the various parts
Of the city. They receive many ciyilities rom
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

A lot Of guns sent from Columbus to Union
City, Tenn lately, were returned by citizens of
Columbus TO Louisville.
A company Of rs men passed here to day
destined for the Southern Confederacy. Their
expenses we're paid by g " Harris.
Another company for the same destination
is forming at Paris Bourbon county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

uJ' Archbishop PUAorLL left Cincinnati on
sunday last, June 3Osh, for New York. On
Saturday he will take the steamer for England,
and proceed to Rome. This is, we believe, his
third decennial visit to the Eternal City. BY
the ordinal vows, each Catholic Bishop ia bound
to visit Rome every ten years. Y ~ ..--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

1.-THE County Commissioners and the Coun-
y Boar OF Equalization, adjourned yesterday,
July 8 The Commissioners will meet again
on Wednesday next, July 10, when, we learn,
they will be ready to. receive applications for
the benefit of the volunteer relief fund.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

III Bhgadier- General Cox received orders on
Tuesday TO move to-day, July 4.h, with the
Fifteenth Ohio and the First and Second Ken.
tucky Regiments. They go by rail to Gallipo-
lie, and from thence by march Of about forty
miles across to the Great Kanswhs, through the
valley OF which river they are destined to ope.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-04

" The Fifteenth and Seventeenth Indi ana
Regiments, Coils. HAsoALL and WnDEE, arrived
at Cincinnati on Tuesday, July %. Owing to
some misunderstanding, they were marched to
Camp Clay, to await orders. fHl