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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

AsrrTR
Cash, BAiasse in IianA. as.oer 30
Bonds and Mortgages lbsing first lien ou
Real Fs,a.e.. worth .ast o. ZOO ssa cs
Loans on stocks, payable on demand.
llmsrket value Of securities sls7, SO So lucco %
Bank stock. market valre) 7s.sTS o.
United states Treasury Notes. .osrA~.
value. ioo, ,sss co
Brooklyn City Water Bopds. lo,2so 90
North Carolina state Bonds (inarkef vsl $50 90
Missouri state Ponds .msrket vslus). 1000 90
Real Estate, No. 4 wail Street c. 3o5 AZ
Interest Cue on lat Jsnnary 1881 tos
which s22 $50 - has since been r.c'd 1--o3 81
Balance In hands OF Agents and IN oours~
Of transmission frofn Agents. on l-t Of
! January tcf which sil go i3 has since
been received), 81 to9 10
Bils Receivable ttor Premiums On IN
land Risks,, - d &c 90
Other Property, Mi-,olianeo,i- if.ins. -- ssnn 90
Premiums due and uDcollect.,i on fdi-
cs-sissucd ~ on.os. $50 is
Total. - 80 si.sss4os 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. rsrupsxr.
e Az wILLN,RrH. v~- ~, Spssr.
J. xILroS SMITH. sEoRrTsss.
JOHN NcGgR Assr ssc'1 ~
CHAuiEs GHGfr. Agent.
40 PIGyI ROW.
naais.'u rssys s.rr. ND
Merchants lnsuranc Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN
x. no- - LospsiL. Se'y Mas How an fre-'t
cAPTTu- taea.cco
North American Insurance Co
cAPrTAi- ssOo.cco.
J. A WALLACE. ses'y. Jas, @. Rcuxs. Irss't
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Nrw ARTICLEi
Rob backs Stomach aitsers

0e~ and ccfgktfui Siosn arf5c s,-i c,sSs'
giving icDe u the Stosuark ana f~ N. r.e.-1Il.. -
Tryh. 0s"',
A. mc-iirg oriI4k, % assist dre-s.,, ..s ,.,,..
Dy-p-psds. q hs- no equal Try m
Ia Mh-itor N 4 superior % at ctber Hti.rs Txu
The iormuls of taese Rffers ns~r lsafl a.. -.
prcqery Oh. Roesck ori gin.sed ~sth ,<,- e< d.
o-ce-i and mot eTincn, MetcA Prart.to.rr. a. a.
West. ana II = directly pr~aics,sd gro The vsDu =
Ae.isfn peofac-
Ibe-e kttsrs derive thslr sll,sls fre m IL. r.,-,,
a 'onie nature of he roots and hsrbs a un,k o..
aie composed, AM a. they are iy alia,inZ rnrss.
W a. cravings of the stomach dirssty pror,ossv- IA
TEMPERASCE.
Ue Preeut pr0 se,or belie,-r that 10 u.lsus sAsr-
~1eiy known, The pubhc ~eifafs l. -at-<r-.f
t~iL so-on Re for sal. ~ al of D. Rof-scl,. m.
Ioercos Agents. and at Hcri. kc ths oo<.,tr, Gu,
IN the fncsnunle orders sfii ~ rl.6 fflr.~S -
Onoianau N any quantity. Ant &C TIE less.>s r.,s =
IL i put ur In Quart Bc,tles snl -.~-,ralr ,.s a,
oor do- case Hsif dos sarnple cs - ~ h.-.-.
= packed shd --ss 20 s'y -ddr.--. ~ ee-.r~d
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, OF stx
for e..
fItncipal of0< aud -als.-d-rn Sof ks. p.-.r.l
STREET. 80 huildinr trofD Naln st.ea,- C.nri-a,r
oa.o. L~oor1losy. Na- - Bsiutnsa: Str..~t
fog sale IN Niso CS1lgy ~
2. " DONNklLi, T.rr~ hsst.
X CDNlN0nAN
Nm. l. sHCkf, Nee eo>A>f
PkTtk bCsklilk. tcr.sr~-fli2
Ats1 y prpggir,s Aa1 A.scbAsl c-ssssliF
thfooshoai tbs rnst>f stass- lod Car..fa.
oc2i~u
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rEkkx-nAt1k a RicHSoNp sAiLksNp.
T..I-. fesxx Tran. Arrive.
~ I -. A. s....-- MAJ. We. 4. al<
Na4 AS. r -. Nxprs-f, ~. :. lo-ia. A. n
raRnr uArrE. AlsoS -. LOUIS RAtlEoNp.
Trskns teave- nam Arrive
" feen A -. Mai i..tt .\e. I. @ts =. -
Va :. go. , ~. ~ = Asssa ~. ?. ieis. -
1vAVSvrrrx cENvYoRr<fllfF R>iLAoNp,
rrs11s leave Trans Arrite
81 tasS ~..-Nail.....N ~. :. -. ~
RsSxvftr rsrKSsioS
r-.t.. l.sxe Ilslas A1ries.
SAf. Sis n..-- Nta. y. /. -lt, a. -
Csonestoss ras.ie pr~sprs - AZ ,sess R~aes
49, -e-oestn< fses
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"A B - L X a q L

or Ae FIFTEENTH .SEyThNrTAL STATE
AkyT cf fA< oordissoa Of re HOME {ySf.
fASCE Sc-~Aff, II Lie Cssy q -Nsr 1ert.
OF ~ l.: Sfv = Jr.trry. lssi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

sr'fg sss1, kTE-T xo-ST~o rxcli-f >r>oNr)
4-lf--
n-e>ao4 SrTTr5 UILDING
So g WABASH STREET.
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Rae. Of Illinois casreacy.


EltlA - Osift4 ..s-- -
Aifcu- --- 80
i.lsifIiinEfo,l. s-..+s... .ts...ssss.. %
So-thern uiinats- ts--..-.....-... -
kan~ CcfsffT = ---.- =. -.-- -
Nrifar c. ....*t..-..s.-.s -.ss.-.s -..--ls
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Tlro Dsay Connections from HarrisbEr ~ %
Rrifirorc and Washington
BAGe AcE CHECKED THIOUcH-ALL
TRANSFERS FRLE
Fare A'.ay. a Low as By Any o,her Route
ssay Tickets ria Pitts.
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES
rRElGlITs

fRIitHlN.
a, a. t..4l- freixhts - al i--cr'i.can. c.s, -
f,-s sArl.t frou fhllsseiphs. New YORK. B~fsn -
Rsiti.sarr - sny rtant ne Esiirca'. - uhte.
kentucsx i, saa. lllinlt. Ni-ofs<n. tass. - MIS-
-. n ~ Ia real 8 rrcl
n, Y...r.-, wants itailross sl-o Pitts
l,--h ,..th >tssrlafs. - ~hrA sss-is caa - faf-
,sriai =, ary pct osl h ohte Nuskineuir. Eer-
d. - Is,..r-.sr Cumberland. iiliuois. Mississippi
wt.-r.lr ls-cslrf ksosas. Ar srsss md Rel kfv-
-. 49, al tifetlsfri Ssllfussv npt Chicago With
st..r.-r. ~ al frts "a ~ Nertii Nfttsf~ Lake.
Nrr.A srfs Al Sistrffs cuirlstins th~ tref~r-rts
De- 80 taeir Frsrt, - iii- esmrery. esu rriy ~<fh
rsf.lsuoe 81 a. speedy transit.
rllF kATfS a. lilftfifr o. sty fs.inf tn tbe
W.T. - thc Penn-vis4ri- Rsiirsf ~ aii tisn~-
t.f.ufahir s. az shsrrss ~ rhrr Railroad Csfs-
ranies-
ls~ s~y,ssssi-r - sn.rt p.oksy-. -,ts rsw~y- v.suA
Nssipasn"
- n sNEEpEi. Fail-uislFia~
NssrAA 4 ttslss - N1rit So teiiisoifs.
TKfCH a 60. ~ 49, iIas -. - sr-ath
william -. >ss Nys
fEECn A 60. II efste -. fs-i,f
VI n Hof,<Ttl<. tsef-rai fr~t,,tt tgrr-s. Fhtls.
KSO,1E tswIs. ss-ssyr II sept. tlss--n.- f~nn-
1. d. HOf'I'T. ts~o~fsi fcssf sr~st FTsists,rhis
4sf .~iE
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compound Extract OF oarsaparii.a,
rhs me- oaes;lsl remedy vtick the medical skiu c<
ocr unss tssfse ~ this cvelyshcre prevailing
a1 fs.Ai ralads II corrbshst BIZ, the most active
rerst All ths. hsve been ri~coyeret for fhs exrur-
gsgsl ~ tds fos.l disorder frefr ths AOcd s3t The
rescne ~ iLe sysiem from lls cestrlctiYc
eae-res. Hencc X sllorid Be eupioycf for ihe errr
% MT oris Serofnia. bat so tho. ssber .scc.ions
whscn arise frD1n n, s1ch - Nta
Eruprst xni Skin Diseases. ~. Anchorys fire.
E>1-e, or Ef,>ips,as. Pssplse. rss.sl<-. klo<ch-
ef. hsins snd Bol-, rauoEs, Ie,tsr alc Salt
Rhesur, Sceit Head. Rsns~crn, RAec-
nat.sm. syphil.uc and Ne-crr~G
m~essss. Iropsy. D5spspssa.
nrkliity. ana. ines-1, AZ
Complaints s-isng from
yit.2iet or Impure
B1ood.
The fHpalar belief IN .imprrify of Lhe bsood' 4.
fnfsd iragh. fo< scrofaiA 8 dgsnera6on cf The
blood The particular purpcee AL S.r,ae Il tbs
ss-sApArfis 8 20 purify ard rrgenrrste this vital r
"a ~fbcat ~hieh sound hsalth a. t-ysfti- tn cou-
terminated copstsut.eus.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-28

"a. aissf., e4s-.. ef,y esH;s PEI sqaa-- eeA
ssesf.ltssy arrangement ire., slih ih.- sle
an t3 a..-ef IS -. yclr MA the rf.s-'E- 81
.s,1r.u. II fisa.rfr Yearly sisesil--is. hs~rfsf,
III T.. c5rels3 s.risiig - tffr ra-aitf '-''--',
Adscrr-s.Iasa ~ in 20 -.si ssi.- .,'an.n stA
Aiserfi slneat. kr5. ss..eaaly "a 'as .n-.i-.
= f-s5es. pusi-aed IN IL iaeai ealulis ~
taa tss. ~ ur.er WI te Chsrssd ~ essA Insertion
~ a over fea lnss. ter cents per iils
1trsfti-fl.elts seni "a f'< a. y. .in. .'F wa
te1l .irist 1lree In.r.iis. rr.iesf orders- "eI
49, alteration - q staIsilns adssI .resi.it Mi
e-nolof - re1esAl o. be sane, unilr. e'rff~i-e
arrsat 1rcr - uf-ar-
ssraf-s-ix candidate faf strr q every d.s fiii-
,.sa ~n be chAxgt = 90 g, eaea name IN II Daily
4ld @.i.aA' n tDe Ds'1 aI' "N'A'@' .
y. r-..-ss =, : sdxer,i setneilss whsiet-r-
Car zcs ~tll sase for in-eriine sie i'-te-- -
41Orters. Societ.ss. ~ As'oeiAtions a. io'N''
r.r cara nstlc- f.f s.e~ssiing llnss = cti- i'f
"a Is iazsft.nss assT eizat ines at thi- rtte.
Annoancsnx .seaths wifA fluefai Isiice att'' n-'i
fi. without uttice, frfs-
ssotlccs n FESTIVAL r.Clss and kxenf-'f-. gt'en
o. - 1nsir. .snals a--oSiates's. Or - e"fenrs'
~ ffk1far prie~-.
f$cd s8,.rt..s.ass.i. la-sf'ed Al he eSpense u
~ orneys or,isriIz ara payment rn q o. eei7lci
% flr legal prt-te'iiifs. nuf c.',ftAit a. t' r-'
TINE Pubilstfr ~ sfsotifepie i"f me ~
- adscrtisemeai. .-yea'i tas amount eharg-' i"f
the.r p1blicatan-
he Weekly Express
eabIishe,i every "Wednesday. Assi,so pr .'.'r'n.
s1-So papss sent without The money. Dor continu-
sloagsr tne thtn paid for.
,sates OF Advertising in weekly,
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HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
sesrd keouced 10 $, ssr sas,

si.-e p. op~asng q ths. sas ara c.n. a..;isos
hcis. IA i-s. i hAs h.n ih- sale ea2-av,f u the
vei.l'a, ant confsFtabis hSosc a. "a. c.uf kns
sir .ngcr ca thisslae be Adsn,-
And shs,erer has sseme,liksls q aasal.ls..r. 70
az eemf,-l 3 d Ea,sts tber 49, eu..eA.ore.i.
without resara 10 cot - rre'1is ar =, combine
Al ise elements 4 iasi-aai A-4 -ossl snjo,u,eus
wt.ee fns-ser- srt has lnvral-.. sai modern ta.s.
sFPross- .na tn pesronsrc ~h1rh it a. ccrniaAa-
Ia thsir sa'-t- have been arpFsaa.-t
= usst he eaizencis- ofibs tines. saeo AZ are
resasea = p-acsics l> 1.,., -ssst i.-oao.ry. n.
nn.isrsi2ncd
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4 DNiNISTRATfON Notice IL
a u hsrShy rv~-I that i-t'sr- - sdusnisu auo.
hs~e l~er rrsnts-f - he up5r-isn~f ur.cu u-> 90
tate e ADirc~ wtikib~ decss.S he estate is sur
r-l - -rlr~rf. All lscrs,us ir-left~s the
seseu, for rsfs aDf f-es lr Cour-. or Otherwise -
earso..ls res7ssess~d - make in<Dr<1sss psyrsc<
ara s-rs ts-r--~l fart@><r cosx.
a b HuySkIx Aarss
Ialy I. issi-:lv.v3v
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


. lbs riggs, ). 5. Jaquess d Co; IA sacks flour,
Aug Etes IT sacks flour, g. V. Grebbi 10 sacks OF
bran, l. T. Meni; 20 sacks wheat, l. r. Nils d Co;
30 bush. corn, IA cases shoes, so bbls hour q
bhls. potatoes, G23 bush corn, Crane q Brown;
9aV nl.is-, Henry Bow les. $50 bush. wheat Igle-
hart BrO's, 1000 bush corn, Brandi=s & Crawford;
I box pills Keller q White; box furs, Anspacher
& Plaut: cazk b. ware, j. ?. Mesker; bbls. eggs,
l p H. Hiemaun; . bales l box TORS, VIM Hue
bell; I box eggs, sack rags, T.. ErsEine; l bbl.
butter, = casks polk, Il o. Foster Co; boxes
TEA g ok Il Langley; % cases dry goods r. Barne'
I box hard ware, c. ;. Wells; l load slaves, A
DefrAes, II rolls leather, A. Refs; bbs. eggs A.
Lemckr, sacks tim. seed, l key eggs, / box eggs,
Preston Bros; bundle sugar maple trees, Jos. Da
Wis 30t bush corn, J. G. Jewell 4 Co; ! switch
stand, I. l.. White.
A E. SHRADER, Agent
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New YORK, March 3.-Flour-transac-
tions to moderate extent and prices without
important change, and the market rules in
favor of buyers sales 5000 bbls at OO(0
10 for super western; 8 1905 So for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; 5O0
700 for trade brands, and the market
closing quiet. Transactions in rye flour
limited at 3O@4 40. Corn meal dull
Wheat continues in favor of buyers !;
moderate export demand; winter red
western at l 80. Rye dull, heavy and
lower at 60 for prime Barley quiet and
unchanged. Corn-more doing, at prices
slightly in favor of buyers; sales 10000 bush
at 65@66 for old mixed western; 81 for
ditto, delivered $1,000 for new mixed
Oats heavy and lower at 320324 for Vir-
ginia; 3l032 for state. Whisky in fair
demand and steady at III. Pork dull,
heavy and lower for mess prime dull and
unchanged sales at l6 75017 90 for mess;
u 5O@l3 90 for prime, latter for very
choice. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats
steady at 61@68 for shoulders; 8@83 for
hams. Hogs quiet at 63G17 for corn fed
dressed. Bacon steady. Lard dull, heavy
and lower at 91@l0. Butter unchanged.
Coffee-sales 1872 bags Rio at I1@l34
average I24; 100 bags Jamaica at l21 !;
200 mats Java l64. Sugar in moderate
request; prices slightly in favor of buyers at
4306 for Cuba; s. for Porto Rico. Molasses
New Orleans at 49, Cuba I7(923; Porto
Rico 49, Stocks quite dull and rather
easier.
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ATCHIsoN, March 13.-The relief com
mittee have received to-day over 5000
bush Of seed wheat-half of it being pur-
chased with the New York appropriation
and the other half from Wisconsin. About
an equal amount had previously been re-
ceived from various sources. About 1000
bushels were shipped to-day for Leaven-
worth for distribution on LeaVenworth and
Douglas counties. The demand for potatoe
seed is very great, with scarcely any on
hand. The supply ofprovisions on hand is
small and the receipts lately have been
light, although the applications are more
numerous and pressing than ever.
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WAsHI.er6x. March i3-Mr. Sewar,

WAsHIHGToy, March l3.-Mr. Seward has
declined conference with the Southern
Commissioners. They will, to-day, address
an official, formal communication to him,
setting forth the character and purpose VI
their mission.
Senator Trumbull is severely denounced
by Illinois Republicans, for urging his
brother-in-law's appointment as Governor
of Dacotah.~
The nomination of Jas. Speed, as Post
Master at Louisville, gives a good deal Of
satisfaction. The friends of Gallagher are
especially chagrined. D. J. Rose will be ap-
pointed o. s. Marshal in Indiana, John l..
Scripps Post Master at Chicago, J. q.
Jones Post Master at Terre Haute, j. NJ.
Stockton at Maysville, and John Corwin at
Hamilton, Ohio Jas. Tyner, State
elector, has been appointed special mail
agent for Indiana.
Secretary Cameron will retain the pres
ent chief clerk, Mr.. Potts, for the present. S
To-day, Mr.. H. NJ. Cobb, of Tioga, Pa,
was appointed discussing clerk in the War
Department. -
Judge EdGonds of Michigan is a promi-
nent candidate for commissioner of the
general land Office.
The Times correspondence says Secretary
Cameron is understood to favor the policy
of collecting the revenues outside of the
ports, after Secretary Chase shall have.
drawn acquisitions upon the officers of the
seeding States and they have refused to
comply.
The French minister called upon Mr..
Seward at the State Department to-day and
rendered the good services Of his govern
ment to mediate between the U. S. and
Peru relative to the difficulties growing out
of the seizure of the ships Lizzie Thompson
and Georgiana. Mr.. Seward received the
offer cordially, but Of course did not com
NIT himself. All arbitration on this case
was rejected by the late administration.
The court martial in the Armstrong case
was organized this morning, Commodore
Coward setting as President. Shubricks,
Gregory, Stringham, MErvin, Paulding,
Cobb, Bruzer, McClung, Jarvis, and Capt's
Hull and Nicholson, constitute the Court
Col. A. B. Magruder is Judge Advocate, and
Phillip counsel for the defence.
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New YopK. March la.-The Worlds cor

New York, March 3-The Worlds cor
respondent says the question of the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Crittenden to fill the vacancy in
the Supreme Court is at last settled by a
vote of the Cabinet, that it shall not be
made.
Col. Ellsworth has been appointed Lieut..
in the army.
The late Adjutant General, Cooper, at
the request of JEFF. Davis, has gone to Mont
gomery with the evident view to resume
the same position in the Southern army.
The Herald's correspondence says, in re-
ply to dispatches putting the authorities
on their guard, Gen. Beauregard telegraphs
here to-day as follows:
" We are prepared at all points, and de-
fly them to reinforce Fort Sumter"
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE T.. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
IT. s SENATE

WASHINGTON, March 13th.-Mr. Douglas
offered a resolution calling on the Secretary
of War for Information as to the forts in
seeding states, if it is necessary to reccupy
the same, what force will be necessary for
that purpose, &C. Messrs. Wilson and Mason
objected. The resolution lies over.
Mr.. Fessenden offered a resolution direct
ing the Secretary of the Senate to strike
from the roll of the Senate the names of the
Senators from the seeding states who have
declared they are no longer members of the
Senate.
The Senate went into executive session.
Adjourned.
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THE Weather yesterday was pleas
ant and cool. Business was rather dull,
with but little freight on the landing,
awaiting shipment.
CMCINNATI, March Is. M.-River station
airy with 81 feet in the channel. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer $50.
PITrsUBRG March l3, M.-River 9 feet
one inch by the pier mark and falling
Weather cloudy and mild.
1.-The Matte Cook having had things
put to rights, will leave at her usual hour
this evening Capt Vanmeter will be
found at his post, as will also those clever
fcllows-Travis and Miller.
1.-The Wabash river is in fine boating
order at Yincennes and boats in that trade
are doing a fine business. The Greenville
passed by Vincennes on Monday evening on
her way up, and the Curlew passed down
Tuesday morning with n full load The
steamer Atlanta reached that port from her
Southern trip on Sunday.
1.-THE Terre Haute Express of yester-
day says: The river is yet in a tolerable
good stage for boating, but is falling. The
freight, however, seems to be pretty well
exhausted, except small lots of local, to be
re-shipped by. rail from this point. This is
gathered up by the Campbell, through the
industry and energy of Mes5rs. q. Shewma-
l1er & Co, of this city. The Musselman
went up on Monday, but returned yesterday
without load
--....Tbe new mammoth wharf boat be-
longing to Messrs. Halliday, Graham & Co,
Of Cairo, was launched at Mound City on
Wednesday, and will be ready for business
the latter part of this week. She is the
largest wharf boat ever built, and will very
Iauch increase the present facilities for do
ing a prompt and successful forwarding
business at Cairo.
The Missouri Democrat Of Tuesday
says:
River fell in.twenty- hours yesterday,
three aud a haIfinches. The supposition is
the river will fall now a foot or two, and
then remain about stationary until the time
Of the annual June food from the head wa
tiers of the Missouri II is known that
heavy SHOWS have fallen along the sources
Of the Missouri and other northwestern
streams, and from this it is reasonably con
ieetured that the June food will be greater
this year than last.
The weather is very beautiful and salu-
tary. Business is quite lively but not so
extensive as could be desired River men
have already discovered that there will not
he enough freight and passenger traffic for
all tue boats in the Illinois, upper Missis
suppl aud Missouri.
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SAVANNAH, March l3.-The state conven-
ton has transferred the forts, arsenals, arms
and munitions of war to the government of
the Southern Confederacy. An ordinance
has also been passed appropriating half a
million dollars for the support of the gov
eminent and authorizing the Governor to
issue per cent. bonds, for that amount.
The report of the seizure of the northern
stock in the Macon and Western Railroad is
denied The President of the Road, Isaac
Scott Esq, says there is no foundation for
the report.
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CincInnatI VI arket.

CINCINNATI, March l3.-Flour in moderate
demand at SOFAS 90. Wheat dull and
unchanged; red Oo@l 03 white O30
10. Corn steady at 33 in ear. Rye and
barley unchanged. Active demand for
clover seed and prices higher sales of 200
bags and bbls at 4 lO(04 20 closing buoy
ant, holders asking 4 so. Whisky l34 and
in fair demand Provisions dull prices
nominal; nothing doing not much offer
ing. Groceries in fair demand at full prices.
No change in money market.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, March I3th.-Mr. Sum-
merss speech was the ablest of the session,
and produced a profound effect. Unionists
consider his arguments unansw erabls. There
IS but little doubt but that the Border State
conference proposition will be adopted, but
that the peace proposition will be taken as
a basis of adjustment, is doubtful. Some
secessionists admit the impossibility of
adopting an ordinance of secession, but say
that Virginia will ultimately secede unless
her demands are granted.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.

FORT KEARNEY, March 13.-The pony ex-
press with San Francisco dates to Feb. 9th,
passed here at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Legislature had adjourned over from
the 2Ist to the Goth. The sessions continue
to be occupied with the discussion of Union
resolutions.
The reconstruction of the democratic
party caucus, composed Of Breckenridge
and portion of Douglas democrats, met at
Sacramento on the 26th, only Al strong.
1t was reported that a majority of Doug
las democrats, and all the republicans, were
endeavoring to induce McDougal to with
draw from the contest in time to elect
some compromise candidate who will be
named
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GALVESTON, Texas, March l1.-Houston
refuses to recognize the Convention and
considers that its functions terminated in
submitting the secession ordinance to the
people He tells the Convention that he
and the legislature. which meets on the
2sth, will attend to the public questions
now arising. He forms a new Convention
to make such changes in the new state
Constitution as are necessary. He is OPP
posed to Texas joining the new Confederacy.
The Convention in reply passed an ordi-
nance claiming full power and promising
to commemorate the Convention of Texas
with the Confederated states and notifies
the state of this course.
The Convention will require all officers to
take an oath of allegiance to the new gov
eminent and to carry out the Conventions
ordinances.
II is said Mr.. Clark will be put in Hous-
toms place if the latter refuses to take the
oath. It is also reported that Gov. Houston
is raising troops on his own account. 1900
Texan troops are at and near Brownsville.
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FREE LUNCH-The Eclipse Saloon, cor
ner of Main street and Canal, opens ont this
morning with grand free lunch. Louis
ElIer, who understands how to cater to the
public tastes, is proprietor, and desires that
his calls may be numerous.
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ggy- NJ. Lyons started to New York, on
Yesterday morning to purchase his Spring
stock He expects to return on or about
the Esd of this month, with much larger
aud fner stock of goods for gentleman s
wear than has ever before been brought to
this State.
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A FATAL AEFRAN-

WHEELING, Va, March 1.-Two young
men, James McLain aud Richard MADDEN,
got into a difficulty last night while under
the influence of liquor, when the former
shot the latter, inflicring a wound which
will probably prove fatal.
McLain escaped to Bellair, where he COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself this after
noon. Both belonged to very respectable
families,