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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06


or avery true Democrat and Union man. the
Disuuioaists In the North say: a.
Il .sTfe Il a S ecessioniss aud sympAthikss with
The South" %
OF every such man the secsssionis's IN 'ns
South say; " Wv
she Is an Abolitonist, and sympaih'zss WIN
the Nofin ...s.s.ss :. IN
Tne cnarge impheu 10 aS upju'' 1 -. !,
the one case as 'ne o'neF. ~uv !.
no more secessionst III INC N.''a -
Al ApohAohlss M .ho s'ou.s, - .aho,l;on i,
ne mas NO more sympsss' .~,.n,.n ;n ,bs
sue soutn man ne mas 1''N"" WIN u''' 80. eiI
North' ana o'ee oesss: ss .r,,g,.1 ~,
Naturally the true Dsmoulas 1 IN ..s -,
feels more immediate ssmpny Wv" s.,s,s..
his own section; but ne mas ussp Anu s.".,s s
sympathy for every sec'lon snu s,s'J D'".e !.
the Union AS long as sne ioyAi 0'A'e' 80 =
the so-calied seceaeo o'a'es - ns.D' -. :. ~
one great ohiou"Ay' -, ,,
that membership 70 De sevs'eu, ~ rug 49,
true Union man WI, iss' 'ss .ss = e tsa.,
and tender regard iof .ns psOpisoi ..a.,.,, ,Asa =
States IN their eoiiec'ive caps''.y 'n"' ~ 80"
feel lot an err'ng Dro.nsr VI sias' " io ~
family were seeking 70 '''' Ds'A y, w -
duty +, -.
ne IS sympa'niAer WIN " y -.
the Northern fanatic, Win eyes sla.ue W.
geance' tearing ies' nis s'ueI I,.,o y 3. .hs .ar,
permanent disruption Oh 'ne on'OD, 80. - ~ .tan,a
hiiation Of the whl'e race ~ 'n' | .nmsan
be thWarted py the reacuon VI Ju''' -
and true Democrahc anu on'on 'eN''A'o"'' :
both North ana south
Mind, your Nof.nefn i..A"e s0,a SV.' w IT,. -
you OF sympatniz'ns m''. ie.'-s ia -. -
IS 700 wary ana cunning " w. ss,,r
Iact answer ms Pufpo.e' p4s 80. !.
pa1nize win .ue oou'n. ..s;,a v;,h .nv
crime lot an nmsiioAnty " l ..n.s,.,,v v,,b
peop'e On oou : '0o's'O0 OD ,.,,a;.. snd rovs,n-
'noseo. 'no sam. 'aSe, .. a. 81.
nsn', ou' N'ns ~ aH''''' '' -
mansion 1'' N,
1o oown in'o No.Ar .ne sunny Svu'n -. :.
nna tne in.e'ea.els piAy'ns ~. SAN ~ =
sne Nofsns1n Iisuu,on .s.s .sS 49, Rn. h,s
srea's. aau .Olo uesp', as .,,'...n.,h. v;,h ,hs
ente, 0Djees = " eS' - go. wo,,a h.,den
Nof'n, Us oar t'or'ne.n ls.a. '.s ~. So S"n.s
US againsl all sYmpAsps u..A ..ss VIC 49, So,,s.r
As ione 40 'ne's i.na.Ds ''4. . ran. ,h.. ,ho
'ne PARIS 1ss 'nere - p'Vsps. w ..;.I ,nd
wouna may pe nea'',, 'u1 saS ~ ..e 's-;.s..,
healthy 'na' ssmpasn' D..ua' ~" .."., @ &C. ~.
tne ptospec'' sne no'e '',o oe'sam ''' ''pS w. Wv
reunion ol .neuisse',,.u 9, p ~. NSto.,h MA
inns tue iAna'i0As , n''u.lyais'' - W. ~. [ Ss.,h
ana tne n.e.en'ns oeOs'sO -" -. 80 ,.,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

Tar DRnocnArIc MSErne THE meeting Of
Saturday was. all things considered, very good
one. Every man from the country was uncom-
|promisingIy opposed 10 any abandonment Of the
Democrats party, or any compromise of its
principles. Luther Smith, b. B. Leonard and
James Moore, Jr, first rate men, were appoint
ed delegates. Logan CaStts.1 apF eG'tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

The New Bedford Standard. unable to forget
its narrow politics even in this crisis Of our glo
rious country, whines in hackneyed style at the
"onslaughts" in Boston papers upon Senators
Wilson and Sumner. whom It styles '1eaders
of the Republican party,"-and OF the Buil Run
stampede, 1t should have added. %"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

The Syracuse Journal (Abolition) says 1t can
understand why the troops ran away al Manas.
sas, since It 10 assured the great majority Of
them are Democrats. The sneer will not stand
10 face of the fact that the flight was commence
ed by Republican Congressmen and politicians
and by officers who owe their appointments to
political management and fayoritism. a1h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Correspondents Of the. Cincinnati oOmmereial,l
te.rf From CairO.g 81
~ CAIRo, ILL.,, Aug.

Tf ~. a CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 3.
Gen. Fremont has been busily engaged, since
his arrival, arranging military matters. The
troops brought down are all encamped at Birds
Point. Fremont returned to st. Louis tonight
on the City of Alton.
. Il is said that JEFF. Thompson Is marching hif
force on Birds Point with the intention to make
an attack tomorrow in conjunction with Gen
Pillow. We do not place much confidence in
the report. A number Of the three months
volunteers were paid off and discharged, and
are remaining here. THERMOMETERS "a TO 80. /
Rocky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

hf0nenDlJefe y Mnl uEibyb l5HV iei w So
Mr.. KRosEsBIrrER, the Democratic nominee
lie elected by S46 majority. a.sHl ~
some persons may learn lesson. BY this re-
...saI 20 ugsEs3 ava iiads il 49, 90 D. iE-.l
svit Fvrf lfse.eI .HEtrui 90 p. ". 1iI. ~,
When Mr.. KHoaEEbIfTER was nominated inc
.yeipers commenced their howl that ne was
seeessionist, as they choose TO do when any
Democrat is nominated. But II trecoiled upon
the authors, as It will continue to do. Mr.
-KnosrssrrrsR Is good Union Democrat, as are
the men who elected him. 81 az hssa.s !
Esq HrsL, his opponent, is an estimabls
gentleman, and good Justice; and great dam
agsyss done him by this cry that was raised
lagsinst Mr.. KRoSrsBrrER. -, = g ~, -
Z; Men win learn. before long that Democrats
are, not to be howled down BY the cry Of seces-
siong columbus 10 a iloyals Democratic, Union
city, and no gpiss thrown over parties BY new
names on "nicknames,'' can deceive them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
.OannfY eonrentiOn.

By the call of the Uniop DemocFatic County
Central Committee, in another column, 1t will
be seen that FmDAYsAugust 80, is the day fixed
for holding Ihe primary elections in the wards
and townships for the election of delegates to
the Convention to nominate County ticket
The Convention To be held in the City Hall on
s SATURDAY, the 3lst day Of August.
The time Of holding the Senatorial and Jddi-
eial Convention has not been agreed upon. Due
notice will be given of the time. .sr'oas yz $3.50 /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

TVHERE VIAL BE A MEETING FOIi
Il the purpose Of examining Surgeons and Surgeon
Mates 10 ths o. M the Hall Of the House of Rep
resentatiyes, IN the city Of Columbus on TUESDAY,
August 10 cohu,enolng AZ O'Clock p. M.
None but men In good health and temperate habits
need apply Surgeons must Do men OF 10 and surgeona
Mates Of 5yearS experience. All are required 10 b
medical graduates. IN good standing among medical men
IN esfimstpg experence two years are allowed fof eye
~ pear OF hospital atendapeel Certificates covsring
fore the candidate will be admitted TO sanitation.
It 10 hoped this notice Will be received a. m answer
10 on lstten ofinquity. atlllitrn frpst1 ~ s.lf
|1if@ul zita ,rniYsts uJsfW.sUAllILTON. Ecc,y.
I aug2-5t qdrisiu bra nalfEc ,e1las1frla N
iT aVlsis'ias sssag SEQ 3lo4 cdf fsro lsgtfi
n srib93 fs'leaslt srolrry sdl a. u nsTlg ~
-siva hfJ - n eset ss'i,rie 9 slsa i'essAtES
rth-lftf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
| \ scIotc County 7. (

The Union Democracy Of scioto county have
appointed twenty delegates 70 the State Conven-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

~ The Cincinnati Commreidi is violently
abusissof theDnion Democrats for daring to
hold 4 cohsention. II is nearly as abusive of
the Democratic "a It has been Of the Admins
trssion and Gov DErsrsoN. It talks about
"thieves;" does the editor mean the "thieves''
Il said were in the Commissary's1 Department.
Keen your tsnpef! O9hit nsft-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
mOFFAT,s LIFE Pills,

mI
In all Of cosveness, dyspepsia bilious and ve'
affections, piles, rheumatism, fessn ana sgues, obsH
nate head aches, and all general deangemenfs W health
these Pills have invariably proved aesrain and speedy
remedy single traIwili plaos the Lfs Pills psyond
the reach decomposition in the sstmaton o. every pa
tient. '-e'- q, 10 boneefcE .rzaiusla
Ds. Mofats Phunix BItteu wiilbs found equsivei
ncacious in all lleuof nervous debility, dyepsis head
Ache. t sctness incident to females In delicate health
and eysry Kind Of weakness Of tho digestive ofans.
For sale ypr.w. p. MoFEAr, sss, psoadvsy, NJ, Y.
ana by ali Dmggistscs3 y ~ srsLrs maySs-dGwg
e The following u an extract nom 4 4
letter written " the REV. j. 3, Holme, paaer Of ths
p,euspoint Street Bsptst Church, Breokyn, ~ ", y
tho .Journsl and Merengef, oipcinnst o., andspsaki
volumes ia favor Of that medicines Mns.
W,nsrOw ; soo1nns syRuE yoA omfDRH TrrnrEet z
eve eco an .adyertismept In your columns Of MRS
Wrstows eooTIuxa nyHuf, Nov We never sside woro
IN favor ofa patent medicine before IN our ne prt Ee
feel compelled % say % your roadeIr thht m' no mum
bug--wE HAYS Tnlnp m AID KNOW y ~ - AL ~
cLxuxss {tn probably one ofthe most succeml mcrl'
cInss d s day bscsuse y Z one o. ths psst. And ose
of fyuurro1derswho have b4Dics eAny oo peImt u.n
isyfnaBupply.n y S0Ew q ~ esstiiyasW
ts's4 st5r oS1 e.rr1 s7pFs W feAdSf t1AfS
.rf.rr tssersf if.ai n efa W. sps y 'Qs'stcsts
,'pgyg syR aissR s. ~ ga~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
REPREsENTATIvE.

Hb. ONO sTATrsMAn;-PIeaae announce IN your Pa
per that many Of the voters Of the northern part Of %
county desire TO have Gen. drswold Of Sharon town
shp, for our next Representative. 54 En-
~ Yours, truly A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
rhe Election for Justice Of the Peace.

The -followiDg, figures give the result OF the
election in our city yesterday for Justice OF
the PeaceH6J YAls IL EcEW OF 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

t 40 4 " y ~ y NA NctAtffA
,sStq siss7 y .sies7 '-r1' 80 aeD q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
FUEL FOR the STATE

Columbus, ohio, Adsuit ., 1soi-dtd = - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

Mr. Lincoln then spoke, occupying about %
ni"f1o Nave speken but once before this in Cneln
natl and that was year p oSs ooeas,oB 20 me IN %
,,invfel manner, but with sincere words. ad-
SFesrsd much OF what said 10 the hentnc,kSlan.'
1 Tave my opinion that We, as Republicans,
,vsuld ultimately beat them a. Democrats, enl
tbss they could postpone that result longer ey
nominating senator Douglas 20 the fresiqeney
than they could In any other way lhey .,' 9ie not
n any true sense Of the word nonlins.s ~ a
Douglas and the result has come certainly ~ soon
a. ever expected. ! also told them now ~
pecfed they would be treated atter thsy snouta
have been beaten, and now wish 20 cail lhsii u
tentiop 10 what then said upon the suDJeot.
L Ihen said when we do as we say, beat you,
YOU perhaps want TO know NAat We WV WV i, ~ -
YOU L will tell you. so iAr es am aulnC' isu A.
speak for the opposition, what We @ Ilean - ~ - ~
yfitb Won We mean 70 treat you as near a. We PIs
sihlv ren ns w ashlngtOn, Jefferson anu maolsol
treated YOU We mean TO leave you atone, "uu ~
N no way to interfere with yonr -,
I sbiae by ali and every compromise Q! 'iiS Con ~
I ssitntlo1 and m q word coming 6eek % the or
Si,si nropogitIon 20 treat yous far aa oegeneI
/ sts men. IL we have degenerated, may aeeosdln Z
Il 10 the example OF heSe noole ie55ssist " =, 8
inn Jefferson and Madison. we mean -I 70 y
I neensber that you re as good g We-thAt SheIe =
| ny Adherence betweenus OthFr than the ainerehes
/ ~ 'oirsumsiances. We mean % necoenisAss ~. Ane
bear IN mind always that you ~ -, - - ~ ,sir 4
have and treat you according ". - - ,,t,
Fellow citisens Of kentueky rienest yle,n ~ "
r.n nav i cali you In my new positioni ses y
occasioS and feel no inolinati0i to Tetraet WgI.
~ this If Il shall nOt be made good, % assuls .
/ tbe fanlt shall not be mine. His remarka We
.,.i,s.J ,,-ifh great enthusiasm. In peseing Y
bjS MON, those that could rushed at hiinl thrVS y,
Inc their arms around him. patting MIN on y, Iii
Macy and almost wringing MS eTms on; us ~ y,
ficisns are thick among themfGeo' d. SAr1si
9his evening In the grand Hall Of me baIss
4ouse which has been deeqfated lor tlS oSoIi
NJ T,incoIn Will receive the people gehefHiiy' :
IIs toei.s well and 4 in good spirits -. !,
The whole arrangements mus ~ ungei NV ~ y
J cbarge 81 VI. s. Wood, have been admiraole ~ ~
nothinF has occurred 70 mar the pleasure OF "a
= | inurneV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

80. s,saea,ee nav, do. Al the B. r Depot 70 for
IA round yellow; 7hdD76So for new white bogthsrn.
0AHsl--ln iair request sales at l119sec iof new
and oRnadiani S64S for siatei su9l ffines A0"sEu
P0R K .6iarket dull, heavy and lower. 9ales
AZ ma si7 25 for mess tif,00 Tor thin meas; si6@
81 fif western prime molsi 50 or clear ness
SIS TOR prime. tt
pF{THE NFFirs HREF-Uuu anu nominal eape-
eistiV sommon gradaa Sales rs bhls ut tiI5045,u0
for prime; S5,75n6B for country mess Sofots WV
Tor rspscyed mess; glO0ll for extra mess. -,
BEBR n ARlS-Qugt and nrm. 1alea Ivy pDil
at siGOO for gtalei Si8et ib,0O Tor western. a.
fiTiTN MEATS - Market lower. sales are ~
baofaFss at 64M6Ac for shoulders se9sAe ior
ham; also, 400 lbs picked sides az SIC, ~
m1Gs1 Duil and lower sales at emINc. for
corn iod and dressod and 6@7N for live weights
BACONr,puil and heaYyi u : ..,.I -. so6
JAR0-MAfket dull aud lower. Hales are ~
bblS nt qAml0c for good No. l. 70 prime western
BUTTEH- Il IL selling Of loc9lte ior Oh'o
vi 'SsiiIiEEsE E-stoaay st salOHq for RfsriOY 70
lruM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
31=I7I q n -THE GREDTTORS

MOTICE.-THE CREDITORS
Of Ezra g. tlsValand, and all others interest
- vii taFe notice that on the 2eth day uf January
ne for dischargs from custody and protection rom
.-regt on an claims annexed to his petition, ana
which was fled in my ONCE on the L5tn e5y oi S1 ~
ioe vii be returned to the Court 0t Common Fleas
Tor uyahoga county, ohio, on OF before tne see01u
S1i 63iden e- - JOSEPH S. OR MINIS
isnsi- -fg6ls3a2 CQmmiFslUnar II lselEenia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.


FROM WASHINGTON
WasHIssroE, Feb Il
The report Of the Select committee, Of Nhies
NJ 1[orris Of H., e chairman glFes ug.-s1 ug.-li
facts relative 70 the abstrHctlon Of tne Ale4sA
trust oo.s ,- t,-,- ,,t,s-.ss were examined in
eiudinf tx Secretaries Floyd ana Ln31 lIi.l,- -
THE latter Is eE0uefated from any Gun P.lolt! N
fl1e thefi. bus be, as well the former, secreta-
- - ~ Interior. are censured for the tnsun
Gent manner IN which the bonds have peen nelu
IN thsf Department. there being no aueqnalss -
possibility tached 20 the e1siooiAn ASoo.olIs y
r. Fuaseiiis own evidence he did rot Know -
frst where the bonds Of Wnicn ne oDtaiAisN Pos
teHEiou came from. ..t-,,,, ~
Mr. Bgeriy vas an agent for the negotiation eI
u-le of -fbe bond. and was an intermsdiase party
between Resell and Baily ,,,...s -,
acceptances 20 the amount Of nearly y ~ - ~
from Two 10 three trillions more than MAJ Aus1
oel a CO., ever earned, Whie these coutraSls-9ls l-
recaired all thu money thae VS. due tne1l. ~ "
aaospsa1sa8 were given on the strength OF tnlil
ssneSor Benjamin. was an important witness
fhouf 4 wear ago fhs could not fix the eAael
fius) be received letter no q y nnan slefll@ D.
4 e.. askng him 70 ascertain WheLne5 ~
T7Io-5ir aceepfances were good. M. Benjamin
csiles On TIE President, who said that ne knes.
nothing shout them or any law anth ori-lls ll'eii
~. BENJAMIN next called on Mr. Floyd, Who Nho
40 ~ 6ccentance1 were In accorQanee WIN
tie ussgo Of the Departmsnt, and "eEe si'S37
=. ts - srrlvsl Of trains from enc point 70 q
i6thcr NJ BENJAMIN reminded him Of the inll 2
,,rlsfv OF such proceedings, and M 4lQyd ~
~ would sign no more; but nOtFttnst - ih z
F-or1 Auril 70 December he gave acceplanceu Z
~ rnIount Of s916s 600 The last batcn was q
~ ~ of Dscomber, the day Bailey deliFsFe'
fie iari supply Of bonds.
a- rhe COMMITTEES have Gseertained tlaI many . 2
there aecsptances are still ont and S290 0OO WoIt
of thsu sre IN the hEud1 Of one Or two par.is
oione. but which are witnesses.
The Comnittee made no recommendAuoni %
r,arai1 report the facl.
The President has issued proclamation oeclii
ing tlsas az extraordinary occasion requires N
Senate to convene for the transaction Of bushes
On the 9Th Of March, 81 noon, VIZ 70 receive Nnl
act uron such communications a. may be meue z
itcn' 'fha part of the Executive This prociaine
fiop Is IL accordance with usage, ana 70 enael
fhe incoming = resident 20 nominate Tor connrIna
lion the members Of bis Cabinet
The Secretary of the treasury, says, IN lette
70 Mr Sherman the liabilities due and % iall q
before The sth of March next are nearly tl0loO1
O10. The aecrring reVenne VIII u e est!mateo
net about 5000 go, leaving Sc 900 900 to be Dol
mere is IN he Treasury, subject 70 draft q li
de more ftan \ 500 ,000, while drafU to shout q
o9eqoo are tnausNefed. -
Tns short sine 70 siapse before the close Of ~
pllltut 1lls.or rcnderl it impossible for ne Sc
retsFy 70 aqVernla for q loan on the 18th or lat
inst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

O. Cleveland, plaintiff, Before = s s .alP9sllSr, iI.
Bslssy Francis, deft Cugahoga o., ohio.
A TTACHMENT.-ON The 10Th
~ day OF January, A. D. 1851, said Just o issued
- ,5Tti.r or attainment for the sum Of tWenl -slA
Si0O dollars and probable costs Of suit ten dollars
GEO l.. INGERS0Lh,
Plsintifg Attorney
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

WAsHrNeroN, Feb. II.
Cant. Morrison, Of the revenue cutter LeHe
CoeS- has sent his resignation to the lreesuly
Deuartnert st Washington, and ackn9N .sa -
that be has surrendered bis vessel 70 lne ola'e
euthorities Of Alau2ma. -. -,
n viii be seen By the following order that No
regignsrions under such circumstances vii De &C
'sg:Sa. 5t B-usbvOod VIII no doubt be disposed Of
In the same way. ~ -
TRRAsuET DEFAErlrEFr, te9, II.
Morrison, Of Georgia, captain N tne
y.5s1us 1sryiee Of the United Statesi late n com
Inand OF the Lewis Cas-, having IN Hloil,lol -
hir ofIeisl oath and of his duty % me HetsIH-
Tent sirfrerdei ed his vessel TO the sta'e o. AiA
boraa 81 Is hereby directed that ms name DC
TfricIeu from the rolls Of the SAID service
rf-1e5 JoHE A DIX
Secretary Of The Treasury;
Some Postmasters recently appointed IA ~
es5edinr States, decline 20 take the oath 70 sgP
T5orf ~ Constitution Of the United states. ~
19rrls fhe uffces viii have 70 De qloon-
finued if persons cannot be found 70 take Aho
hold them according 70 law
a private dispatch from Greenslilel 4tnn.l
savp thai Green ssnatJr johnson g county sifsA
4 r1aioritv eqainst convention Of 2'z3l
Washfngt6n and Hawkins counties are sll0At
IL for the Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

W1nEIsoTos, Fsb T.

HoNlAs
NJ Shasman5ent up letter e ths .t..5l
- fiir TIrr-lrrv showing tbs eeploftuic cli4
80, ~ Nd ,It.l.ns, and suggesting mole o.
-sii.f n rcaorianca with this, Mr.. sherman
1sfei leave % introduce, from the Comliillse "
YTerr nd Means g till 70 enable the Secretary
40 aceerl frola any Stute guarantee otany sioeH
S-hic1 nay be issued BY The United States 70 lns
or1ls1nf Oh pubic money deposited win suen
- Sslief W. io Be eiYen the bill should BE-
rnssrf to-day.
~ llrrrsif remarked that Is unanimous con.
,r1f va re1ulrsd his should notbe given Whiie
IL erss s nianber OF tie House
~ 9ferrrr aid he had performed hif DUTY
il,oncl rsiuefauiiy in reporting the Dill
~ Rrrr remarked thai nF Garnetf Wopls
break up ihe GoYernment and leave II Nllnoe
Tht 6llI was not permitted By Mr. GArnsit Z
be introduced
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
wkaHINnTON NEWS.

WAsHINeToE, 4 e9' ~.
snpropriation Of 500 900 Is asked for to re-
,,.ce nrdnance. ammunition, &c which mas oeeh
fPaiSed A. various Southern posts. -.
Gov Hicks will be examined 70 n9rrgH i .sie
tive TO Information Is 70 the contei .
Horafio King was confirmed Postmaster s,.l Ssa-
erai Numerous deputy posimasiefs anu O'hsi
minor appointments were also eonnrlne q, g.,
ate TO morrow. = - u. c,,,,,it,es
Tbe Philadelphia Board Of Trade Connlil'e'
arrived this evening 20 urge rs passage. H.,
The resignation Of Capt. kossee1i q ,-l A...,l H1
heep accepted By the Secretary Of the Na'y'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
NEw ToRR MARKET-Fe8. p.


FIOUR-Again declined &C., with only limited
bIsinsss doing Tor export snd hene consump pti9n1-
shpuers in view OF the extreme diculty are sellng
fhefr exchange and the high rates eeAea lor
freigts ars unwilling 70 operate to any extent e1-
erpt Al 4 material decline from QUOTATIONS.
saieS are $40 bbls at Sa,00e9t559 t9E supeT11e'
as fof % Dsrh1e Eestsrni s5l5 $50 QF common %
sgtrS round hooped Ohio; and S5,ss9T,OO for trade
Oli re Ssfst closed hsavy and with holders aispOs
g deNh e x N OUR 1IaEkst dull and dFOop-
ipS SaisS are Jos bblS at Ss,it9s,55 for common to
EVE FIOIR-In limited business at SSss594,iO
for co1nrnon to choice Guperhne.
CORN lIEAI-Har4et very Gull and oroop-
FHIsKY-In moderate request and steady
Sales so bbls at lsc. -
lower The rates Of freight and the extreme depres
son q ths market ior 5roign exehanEe has almoft
4 ,s,t a lton 10 tranaactipna.
saeS AZ Sl lsaSI 10; for Chicago spring; Sl,7I@Sl.
d for Niiuaukee club 81, ESQ 81 for winter red
aatrn: 81 8sa 80 for Whita western; 1890 bushels
Seo5 white laiiforns private terms and i0l do mix
N ve1tcrn e S1.l5fi so do common white Cana
dan 1t 81 81, and eO0 do. amber Tennessee and red
Js5sSy E g 3 Et5s.is. tl1,i 'sSlss at ss@Do.
~ lFatisHT,EY-Markst tis steady enddemand mors &C.
/ iva ssies are 7b00 bush Canada East at esei and
/ QI IO09 do. stats ~ " ise. - a..
fTRN-Market heayy gne ansut lc lower, Slies
srs 500 bEsh q l9s4jfe Tor old mixed WestsrR N
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
Yesterday Af6eTnOOn's RePoTt
wAsaTNeToN news.

u AsA-A4loAi w. -
Uh reported that the President nae reeei ~ ~
. e.lrur.rn from Mobile to-day announcing w
- Sit-,- frlrnf al ne kritrh Canlul there Lete
i,Vons hSs called ai the State Department iaf
aSSs. 81. r,,,-lti,e On stolen Bonds VIII report
A., --s-ro,r irnpiitatinr Bailey crimineiiyi ana
tlova' ard l3i.s5sl infercnitaliy - -.-
a snbscrbiion "a being raised Ia Firginie %
pnrcha1o ne birth place Of 6en. Sootii IN Din
ne f5int resolution viii be ordered tu the
Virriria Convention, which meets - Elqfr9N
,ngbrstinr NessTs Hunter and Mason 70 reait =
fbeir reoeSsion sentirents DO not represent me
voice ef Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

- once No. NJ Ontario street. up stairs q
doors frotn the Public square-
07ios houss rom ; to Il and iron 70 70 o'c.1ct
daily, fSundGYs aEcepaad.l e-44
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
- THE GRhkENBEhS
MARsHALEs UTERINE CATHoLICoN,

which Is offered as asrtaln cure IN cases aecompa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Raintnesg, Drranged Apposttes ealloR
Com plexion, Pain IN the Back and kidney Ch1llai
raRfa, Pslpitation OF the Heart, Dizziness, NerF-
onSness, Headache, Restlessne5g, Disturbed Sleep
Flusne1 Of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling anu
Pam - the cine and between the ehQuidefa, Acio
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Dinicult Passing o.
In tation 10 ne Uterine organs, Night llarsi ~
pair Hysterfc8, Anxiety, Red taef, erI ous INiLo
ing Starting, Oohstipation, irritable tsmperi saa
IRREGULAR Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams fain9 10 the
Uterine Organs, Numbness aud fiuus IN the Allnlli
Toss of he MsnoTy, BeWilderment, Soreness In the