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All Solvent Banks -. par
WISCONSIN,,
Arctic Bank. ......,. ..l !. 20
Benk Of Eau CLAIR. sd
An eelyent Banks. s
IOWA. "a
state Bonk........... s
KEHFUCKE IA
An Solvent Banks. par
MISSOURI.
All Solvent Banks. 7
LOUISIANA.
AL Solvent Banfs. 6
u il VIRGINIA,
Wheeling Branches. 6.
All others-........s........ 6
EECEPT.
Bank Of Chsrl6ston .. Is
Bank Of KanaWha. 80. IA
Bank Of We8bOn......... so
enk Of Mannassa 50
1fans-Aliegheny Blk 50
TENNESSEE.
Al Solvent Banks.... 10
NORTH CAROLINA
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PEDEBAIiARPOINTMENTs,
Yesterday Afternoons report
I hldNFooAiRR ! oNEENFIdN.

ll-sleli q, t'oa5srrrs Il sapbly vaea hcies. ,6s-
Congress adjourned to'niGet III tha seeonS
lLenAaI q lLEE. --l--.- lr.u. ~.
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O0UNTERFEIEs-cELRBRATION.

80 Counterfeit So on the Continental Bank, BOs-
ton, ars N circulation.
ST. Psfrick's Day is being celebrated BY large
display Of Irish military and other organisations
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DULPIT, STAND AND HANG
Il ING LAARs-altsred to burn Coal OIL
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,.fFrOm the Gazette, Davenport, Iowal
Mr.Spalding would not connect his mans seith an
article he did not know to possess real merit
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arEE0a b I0HN 8. IaEoEINHl1EaFI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-19

Professor Of Elecfropat asid y s;e,1e.
once No. llI 1n tafio str6st al -stIIrs.a
doors nom the P,Ihlic mare.
Once hours non y - and from 70 tt A rs.i,.s
daily, (BundaYs eKeeDtsii.l su9S
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MR. bPALDIEG,
fta+ist3lt SIR. 1T -
Not long since sent to you for a box Of Cephalic
Pills Tor the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
Veness and received the same and they had so good
an effect that was induced to send fore mUre.
Please send by return mail.y Direct to
70 - ~ - a. "A H. WHEELER,
r-s fDsilanti, Mich. .sa
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e OATAARTLO PILLS

0oi1eiesl, JGtadice, Dygpspsia indigestion D,ser5
lsrH, Eoal 6oinach E5lipslds, Ha1daota Piiea R6~.
1s1lsPl glioss aad SEie pissess, LiVe oo1SpiGiTi,
AelrqlQias q DiIpl' fsll, oaG for PHFiGpiaS
They are sngar-coGssd. 90 that the mostssasitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aparient in the world for al the purposes Of family
phygic. y
Prioe Is osata per Box; Five Boxes for 90. bla
Great numbeFS Of CIergymen, Phyaicians States.
men, and eminent peraonugeg have lent fheir name
o certify the unparalleled uaiulnegs Of these rene
dies, but our space here VIII not permit the fsrtiS,y
OF them. The Agents below named furnish eraffs
our AaiEnIcAN AEAAEAc, in which they are siven;
witt also full descriptions Of the above cofpieints
and the treatment that should be followed for their
Do not be put OF By unprincipled deaierri with
other rreparattone they make more pfoft on NJ.
mRnd AEER'a, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid thsre Is i0r she Ard nsy should have
= Ss- An or remedies are for sale By Vln FISK.
STRoNg ARMSTRONG, L. i. GAYLORD, and by n
Druggists.
H8<Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, sarsapsrilIa and "a.
thartc Pills, are for sale BY Churchill & Brofher q
", corner Public Square and Ontario street.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

SPAL.DING's PREPA.RED GLUE.
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( lILEYELAND 3 -IOLEDO 3. Z

- = - 49, - - VI ~ " ~ He
lS5O-l. wIHTEH ARaENeEMEs ts5O.l.
On and amer Monday, NOyediber 18Th. 1880. Trains
on this Read viii leave Cleveland As ioilo5YRs - y
100 A, M.s Through Mail, stopping al all Efatione on
3hlA's t5ls soathetn Division, arriving q f6ledo
400 X. Mail stobs st allstations east ofsandusky
9ia5L lgu on koFtlsfh DFisloh and arFlFst q ss1-
= = Il ~ dnEky AZ &lbaPs n s- af-fsa- rss-
t5O ?. n. Ohicago Express-Stops az al stations az
L ni Jii eapt Raahinston and9 Clay, and arrives
.snosg q in Ioledo At i2'l0 4. 49, ,s-l.a-f5..
q r,--- CONNECTIONS, -+-l o..
C6hoeetisns are mads at Monroeviile With the Sam
dpssyi AAnshole and Newark X. R-Y at Clyda Eilh
the sandgsky Dayton and Cincinnati 3, n. ~ Ffa-
ulont With Fremont Indians R b. and al Toledo
WITH the MieiHgan sSqtheEP 4 Northern ildianE
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for ChicaRO- De-
troitI SacksOns Bort Wayfi5, GOgunsbort Lia ayette
aE9s Ait9ns Ss l2nif, Aad AZ Poinis West, North
Traips arriss in llsFsland frofa Te edo ana The
H.ssst' q ss9 A. ~ and f. And freiR ssldus
Forin5onmatlon and siel1stsab5Iy At ths Onion
Ticket Once, 81 slDsEioFgts aEaaE ths DsPeteb q
Osyeland. Nov q, 1850 90 .7Gl s5S't.
ALEVELAND AND MAHON ING
AeNlJug aal % nglfulo33T Tl5ri eiIqmI
/ ,.FI11 TL1tE o. i7lfo tsk5 shsct on anl Alter
MadueEday. NOVamber q f1srn VTer1 |rfE fgtlF
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IIIsa9 "a 4. IIIl1I - 80 a 3 =
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aulassasss-si GNs B q y
LuttOn-.-. cWt -


lnee. e -.sssssssass.s Q fl4H
Hamburg Cheese 91<a 10
kggs...s..... 6oz II a.
Lard, 10. l-..Bb g Rg&
Lard, No.2..Sh
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Country Merchants are Invited to Call.
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DR.. J. 2. AVER & CO.,
Fricol . per bottle; blx Bottles for 81
AYER'G CHERRY Pnnrnp -

has won for itself such relown for the cure {
every variety Of Threat and Lung Complaint thaf
t is ensey unnecessary for ua % recount the evil
donos Of tfs VrtueHi wherever Il hss been employed
As Il has long Ben In constant use throuabout tbfs
9ectton We need not do more than assure the peope
is quality B kept up % the best Il ever has been and
that Il may b relied 70 do 5r ther relief RI II
has ever been found 90 do. -i- =,
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II WIUII --IME
GRAIN
HIDES.

Green untrimied 4 A.
Green trimmed. 4lla-
Green Baltsd....a. Q a6
EFy.sa.asz..l-..s--..... II al
Gali1rin gn8u... 3 as
0aifskin dFy...... Il Gl8
Sheep8EinB........ IS q 90
Lam hlting.....-.. S8a 90
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@edllHss
DIR. SWEETS

frE .lf AUaE, AND ALL ff q.
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DIsORDERs.
Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connection
Tbs great natural Bone Setter. ilai t.l4
DF. Stephen Sweet, ofConnecticu,
L known aIl over the United States, -
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is the auther Of Or. sFest's Insllible Liniment
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
CuFes RhsuDatisn AID never failS. .slliF p
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Cures Burns and scaids Immediately.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Is q certain remedy for NsursIsis.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Lipimenf
Is the best remedy for sprsins and Bruises.
DR.. Sweet 5 Infallible LihimeD
Cures HsadAeheimmgiiAseiyspd hsver halls. q
DIR. Sweets InfaIlible LiDimenf
Affords immediate relief for Piles, aud seldom tails
DIR. Sweets InfallibIe Liniment
Cures Toothacheinon minute.
DIR. Sweet s InfalIible Liniment
9ars9 guts, Wounds fnlnssiately, leaving no scar
Dr.. Sweets InfallibIe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores In the known world.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used BY mere than million people and
all praise It. r..
DR.. Sweets hfalH bIe Linimeni
L tEpIy fsiead IN need " sndeIsIy faHailyshoo
nave II ~ hand siir 7si1iiIsi s1eF lIH
DR.. Sweets InfaHible Linimenf
Ia f,- qaIe nv ali Dr11ggists price "a eenta
RICHARDSON & CO.,
sept27:d4WR75 Sole PToprietors, Norwich Of
For sale In Cleveland By VIM, Fisks, and Strong 4
Armstrong.
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gQuFrA IzTEs, lTsiIll1 - ~ Du0gST i5Il nj
HA1gFUAL CosTITErrss'-y. I(' 'IIorrd f.16rrTs y y IN
14, WS1S7-s l1555o1sSo5, ~ 5sv r sBIeS 5E4 -
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sAvE-FHE PIECEsI
EcOEoMYI DIsPATCHl
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neets al such emergeaeies, and no household c
afford g Be without Il. IL is always ready, snd
20 the sticking POINT. Aasfa l4lIEf
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Bank Of the state...... par
Free BankB...-........... 2
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Bs-A slnsIe bottle ofsPALDING,s PREPARED
GLUE Will save tam times itsebst ANNUALLY. Ia
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1861. uss'a
MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
A-- -es.- l-7'l.a "a its ssa al1E
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. s g.. CLARK
aERMAN REFoRMED 80
9arNo CHANCE F0R C0NsULEATI0N--Ea

Having had twenty years sxperisnce in the prac-
Elce OF Aedieines duriRg which tie hs haa treated
fhou8qnd8 Of pafienfa1 IN az forms Of acufe and
chronic diesassss with Unparalleled ausceas Of
which some of your iFiends and neigh61rs en tes-
ty, and % prepared 10 give relief 20 an Who maF
apply. ~ y tt-t4 80 ---,
critical examiDatiOE Of the uTinais thscfly true
and reiable method bT which % acQuiFa = seriact
knowledge Of al the internal organic darangements
Any departure from alstats ofhsalth il atonss 70
cognized in the urine.
neys peculiarity, and in its secreti0s d tie truth
rsYealsd.
Particular attention Wfl be given 70 the
OURE OF CONSUMPTION.
and all Diseases of the Chest ana Euhsa Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases, Female Doruagssieirts q trsrT
chEractar, VIII Be treated with Success.
Alp: will cure old sores and an tive diseases,
Of whatever character tney mag O.. II lli
BE makes uas OF untysrsal -la-a
BOTANICAL REMBDEFgfa
No CALOMELs or ether aeleferi6uE Dfusa are used
All communications must Be directed =
3. G.. 1Is AlsE9 Nd
te62l:89lW -.laFsPstoEp- Mercer Co, Ps-
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DR. KNAPP, OcULIsT, OF IA
IL years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
% se Ayei 4ne Deafness, af 10. 30 bo11 lt-5 liage
and Q short distance from the Post O1lee. LA
- Abundant testimonials Of Pezsons re7tored to
sight or Hearing IN New York, th6 Mesfern States,
and Northern Ohio ~
AFtidcial eyes inserted I7Ef HOVE, ara tha best
quality, Or. K has takena q Diploma n saul1atition
with all 0ther Oculists, At the New Eork state Fair
tor his 5upeFb artificial Eyes
~ NnehaFEa for sxauiiuatians. is1lsi 'tlsR25
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2DEF RFURE on g0GFH1RN oOAr'
4lssIoRHsg Foa AaRoFE
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CANADA.
\ All Solvent BANKS.
\ 4KoEPfs
lB'k OF Upper OanRda
lCoionial Blk, Toronto
Y lluteruationhl "
lRrofincial B'k, Stan
u. Aail-Al ssssrts-.s.r--s-s.s.
lnlmWermann Bank,
] Cnnton...................
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fALEVEilAND AID MA HON ING

~. -+;-,sRaAI ROAD. ,stl -
iIaI fA1tE No ito tsks eneet on ant alter
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+ % From the Advertiser, Providence, RLI -f
The testimony In their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters
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sPALDING's PREPARED qLUr

As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families II is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture CTooksry,
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GHerald's Correspondence. !

WASHINGTON, May THE greatest ACTIVITY
prevails at the War and Navy Departments,
perfecting details, encompassing and Furnishing
traitors. I go, ~ lo,eor'ss. q ~ fIf'
Another committee has been here from Balti.
more. They reported to the President that the
mob spirit was down, and the loyalists were
preparing to welcome the Government troops.
There will be atleast three regiments raised in
Baltimore. of 1000 men each, and they will be
accepted by the Government.
Forty thousand troops will be concentrated
at Washington. ll7 .'-sftoi 'ny ,H
\ The Massachusetts, 9Th Regiment yesterday
sent 900 loaves of splended bread, made BY
themselves, to the New York 2sth Regiment.
Gen Patterson, Of Pennsy ylvania. will move
troops, by detachments through Baltimore as
soon as the railroad is repaired -.
isiMajor Hunter, United States Army, will be
made q Colonel 4 4 leot b sf'ce @ ~ +.
Late Richmond papers announce the march
ing OF military companies towards Harper's Fer
ry. The Kentucky battalion is expected to
move thither. ~.
Senator Morrill, tenders regiment of lumber.
men from Maine, none to be less than six feet
high, tOf the Regular Army. They are likely to
be accepted 'a'a-' sflpa : -,
The Governors of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michi.
gan,Indiana and Illinois have agreed on plan of
cooperation for the support of the federal GOV
ernment. They will act as a unit; their action
baying been, BY the President
Secretary Chase has ordered the stoppage of
all supplies OF any kind for the rebellious States
at Cairo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08

MONTGOMERY, May 7-Mr. Curry, of Ala.
bama, presented bill fixing the time for elec-
ton OF Representatives in Congress; also, pro.
viding for the election of President and Vice
President under the permanent Constitution,
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Anact was passed recognizing the existence
of war with the United States, and concerninp
letters OF marque and reprisal, and prize goods
The preamble recites the acts Of President Lin
coin and his proclamations, asserting that It ia
necessary for the Confederate States to accent
the war thus commenced by him. The act au
thorizes the granting of letters of maruue and
reprisal on certain conditions. A proyiso an
nounces the doctrine that free ships make free
goods. Thirty days are allowed for Federal
vessels now at the ports of the Confederate
States, for the purpose Of lawful commerce, to
return home. ~ re '-R'I = t''l
Five per cent. Of prizes is to be reserved az
fund for the widows and orphans of those killed
on privsteers and armed vessels, and for the
support of the wounded 5R'
The Montgomery Confederation this morning
says that over 5000 applications have been
received at the State Department :or letters of
marque and reprisal. - 'Af'@
In Congress to-day, at noon, Mr.. Brooke, of
Miss, presented the ordinance of Virginia,
adopting the Provisional Constitution; also reso.
lutions appointing Commissioners to the Con-
gress, two of whom, Messrs. Brockenbrough and
Staples, were present. Mr. Brooke moved they
be qualified to take their seats Mr. Rhett NOV
ed to go into secret session, and the Virginia
Commissioners be invited to remain. ..ssg
LATER Virginia was admitted as member
OF the Confederate States to-day, in secret ses.
sion. Two other members were sworn in, and
participated in discussions and votes on different
questions. .,, ..s55 .Jt ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08
THE MARKETS.
Cincinnati Markat.

FL0URhas been the only Article Of Produce in which
there has been any activity during the week. To-day
there was less done, but holders were fully as firm as
heretofore. SuperHne sold at 81 7 and purchases
are not easily made at lower figure. Extra white wheat
brought 80 So. These figures show the range Of the
market: The demand has been mainly for qualities Of
Flour that are suited to retail trade. IN - - ~
WHEAT-comes In very slowly, and prices are conse-
quenty maintained firmly at Sll O5 for red; and al 10
@l IS for prime to choice whlte The millers do NOT
meet the market at these prices except in cases Of ne
cessy claiming hatpces for Flour do not warrant the
price OF Wheat. -',.... ~, -
o0RN-comes in faster than Is required BY the 10.
easily maintained at 34c.
oATs-have steady, regular market at n8c.a
BARLEY-s generally held out Of the market and re.
ceipts are very light The demand Ia yeIy mode rate
aud sales cannot be made at over 60 to SIS he asking
figure Is Csc.
RYE-hys had no market during the week until to-day
some enquiry was experienced but at no tier prices
than has heretofore prevsiled4sc. a. aottni a, ts7
WHIsKY-isk kept at 2Kc but by dint Of the persis-
ency Of those who able to control the market NOT by
asy Vitality in the trade. Gin. 0bus., Mays. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08

/ TRENroy, ~, May -The House billltc
raise q loan of one million, and State tax ol
another million, passed to q third reading.
Mr.. Morse, Dem, introduced q resolution
thanking the Governor for the energy dispIayed
10 raising the quota of troops, and pledging New
Jersey to use all her power to maintain the
Union and Constitution; also, thanking the
President for the energy and activity displayed
in defending the Union.
The resolution passed unanimously.
MIR. Cook has introduced In the Senate sup.
plement to the act for the punishment of crimes.
IL provides for the punishment Of all who shall
in any way, by furnishing afms, munitions of
war, vessels, money, give aid or comfort to the
enemy, by imprisonment of not less than five
or more than ten years, and by fine Of not less
than $4,000
1t also provides for similar punishment of
all who shall furnish the enemy with intell.
gence, or by reasonable publications. IL also
requires each officer and private in the active
militia to take an oath to support the constitu.
tion and laws Of this State and United States,
and obey the orders of his superior officers.
;, II ia thought the Legislature will adjourn on
Friday Of this week. A resolution has passed
he House to meet again on the 4th Tuesday of
July. 1t was taken to the Senate, where 1t has
lot yet oeen acted on.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08
NEew York Market.


I IrEtHsRArHKD ron rur ONO STATESMAN
WrAl sisT Nrw YoRK, Nav &.
FLoUR-receipts OF II 500 bbs; market without IN,
porent change In prces sales Of 500 bbls at s55 10
for superfne sate IS 205 80 for extra state; s55 Ia
for superane wesern; S5 eU@5 so for common to medi
um extra western; IS 5095 co for shipping branda
extra Round Hoop Ohio. Canadian hour UNCHANGED:
sales 500 bbla at IS 25@7 so, -
RYE FLouR--steady at s3 @4ior common to choice
iWHEAT--recepts Of 100 COG BUSH, Market coptpuss
very dul common descriptions heavy and declin Inr;
while choice grades scarce. and very Arm les ~
25 600 bushels 81 90 for Chicago spring delivered ~ %
for Milwaukee club deltvered 81 GO for white sout6cr
81 as for choice white Kentucky; 81 959l 40 FOR amber
RYE-steady and Atm at CSC q T219AG aHa
BARLEY-tteady; sales 900 bush. California AZ TO-
00RNfeceipts 80 SAL bush; market slack: sales AZ iS
0C0 hush at 65 forold mixed western delivered Gle
OArSore active In port for the government AZ 33tz
@a5H for Western Canadian and State. -
P0RKquIet sales Of 450 bbls. at sl7 75Is for mes,
and &l3 25C@l3 so for prime. y "
l BEEF-sieady sales $50 bbls. tSs q G
OUT MTkT6 -dull., q n, ff,sssst s5ss,, -
LkRD.dull and heavy; sales Of dSo bbls at 9@9Sc
BUTTElt+h fair request at le1l4c. FOR new 0hi,
and I3@ i6c: for new State. -" ~ e''
I 2.OaEEsE-steady 4a29Kc. yS Ei HTEA.I Al
WHlsKY-heavy and decling sales Of $50 bbl, ct l6t
STOCK 5a fair business doing and prices easier, psr
cuiarly since the b ard money and exchat ne yitbou
change Oh i 3sk; q q Oh cox; Ill O. Scrip az
PENN IS: Ny 72k; 29k; do preferred qis M s IL. a
quoted a9K; Pan i6o; 10 6 % Del q Hud 90, pa
M 70p Reading 3e N y 6s co, va 6is 40; Tenn AZ. Al
40a, Cal 7's1s, Trsas sJ0h; q 3 Sc "A. Coupon
7ats, y 8 0sek y hyeA 'R'lS fN3' FfTfsD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08
Additional European News by the North
..,. AmArican


LIVERPOOL MARKET.-The Brokers' circula,
reports sales of cotton for the week 0,0OO
bales, including $4,000 to spectators and l2.
600 to oimporters. q Market active and all oual
tiles have advanced "a, chiefly the good sta
Plies, which were scarce. Sales on Friday Of
20 goo bales-speculators and exporters took
10000.
The advlces from America per Nova Scotia
and Kangaroo, containing news of the hostili
ties at Charleston, caused an unsettled and ex-
cited market, with further advance of Nd Der
10. on all descriptions, while holders demanded
an, advance Of I'd. The following are the au {.
thorized quotations: Orleans fair, 81; Middling,
~; Mobile fair, 8; Middling, 7@7166; Uplands
fair, 71s; Indg. 73s. Stock in port 953 600
bales, including 777,5OO, American. James
Hewett says the weeks advance, including tha,
Of to-day, (Fridayl is 8 6@1<d, and quotes
Middling at 711S@75s; Orleans 1916. 4.
Advices from Manchester show firm mar
ket for goods and yarns, and holders demand
advance. tiiEa1tt7 ~ -
Liverpool breadstuffs dull. news from Amer.
lea not having any effect. Provisions steady.
American stocks-the latest sales were l. G.
shares, 90R discount; Erie shares, 2416S24,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08
Especial TO the World. I

/. WASHINGTON, May 7.-Major Anderson con
templates addressing the people Of Kentucky Oh
behalf of the Union - -
. Several army officers who failed to get com
missions in the rebel service on resigning, have
asked to be restored. They met with emphatic
refusal.
Z. There are 10000 stand of arms in the Wash.
ington Navy Yard.
2 Especial to the Post.l
WASHINGTON, May THE Government has
already received proffers OF 2500OO men from
West Of the Alleghenies.
Arrivals Of specie from the North made mo.
ney matters easy. No further trouble is antici
pated from lack of funds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08

ST. LOUIS, May THE Senate sat in open
session most of yesterday, but nothing of i'm.
portance was done. The House was in secret
session all day, but nothing definite is known
of its proceedings.
The Cairo correspondent of the Republican
says five batteries are now planted at different
points on the Ohio and Mississippi, fully COM
manding both rivers at their confluence, and
go placed that the entire force can be rallied to
support any point in few minutes. All the
batteries are sustained by large bodies of In.
fantry.
~ Col. Wycklffs, of Kentucky, positively as
sured Col. Prentiss that no preparations hostile
to Illinois are being made at any point near the
Cairo encampment. g A
Several hundred troops were at Corinth, Miss,
near the junction of the Mobile & Ohio and
Memphis & Charleston Railroads.
The encampment Of Missouri militia of this
Military District is at Camp Jackson, Missouri
City, and numbers about 1900 men, q large
number of whom are raw recruits. The force
will be further augmented to-day and tomorrow
by arrivals from the southwest. The expedi-
lion is about two hundred and fifty strong
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-08

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tstion wide as the world, for curing one class Of
disorders that aiflict mankind+-a reputation too
which 1t deserves as the best antidote We pos.
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into use, Its virtues must be concentrated land
combined with other medicines that increase
its power. Some reliable compound of this
character is much needed in the community
Read the Advertisement Of DR.. AYER's sarsap
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