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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
Missouri Convention

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-In convention yester-
day, Mr.. Henderson, chairman of the Com
mittee to whom was referred the communica-
ton Of the Commissioner from Georgia, pre-
sented long report, declaring against secession
and exhoftipg Georgis,and other seeding States
to desist from the revolutionary measures
commenced by them, and unite their voice with
ours in restoring peace and cementing the
Union. 10 other regards the report does no,
materially differ from that Of the committee OF
federal relations. IN
Mr. Burch presented q minority report, deny,
Ing the legal right Of secession, but recognizing
the right of revolutions; that, deploriDg the
sectional disregard Of duty, we will not despair
of future justice till our complaints shall have
been specifically and unayailingly submitted to
the Northern people; that property in slaves Ia
. constitutional right, and it the federal govern.
ment impairs that right, the slaveholding States
should be found united in Its defence, and on
such events as may legitimately follow, Missouri
will share the dangers and destiny Of her sis.
yer slave States. % 10 yii5 ed ID ,s ~ im11 sal
Both reports were ordered to be printed, and
made the special order for the Sd Monday in
December, ..., r., i.t'.-.,i ir., "i
The resolution providing for an election by the
convention Of delegates to Border State Con-
yention was passed. Adjourned. .r.,...,.
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New York Market.

'' lrxLEaRIPHvp the ONO srATDMAS
FEFHabTa tgafs5sE' q NEw YORK, March %.
AsHBs--quiet and steady; sales Of e5 bblsat ss Q!
as 81.
FL0UR--receipts Of 3.3l9 bbls; market dull and q
shade easier; sales Of $500 bbls at s. 0j5 IS for
perhne State IS 20@5 25 for extra State; IS O595 II
for supernne Western; SJ 9095 As for common to me
dium extra Western; e5 5095 90 for shipping brand.
extra Round Hoop Ohio. Canadian -four Is quet sale.
Of 500 bbls at IS 2596 IS. al jscE gaf = tlE
RYE PLoUR--steady at SO 1904 10 for common to
choice superhne. o.. L.. .-.....,.
WHEAT-receipts Of @ 956 bush; market dull and less
buoyane lales Of 300 bush at 81 go for good Chicago
Sdring 81 % for North western Club; 81 % for red
State; 81 40 for fair white Canadian; 81 25l 20 for
Milwaukee Club in store. gr
RYE-duiet at 649C5. -'@
BARLEY-steady, sales 900 bush state at 7i@75c
C0RN-receipts Of $40 bush; market live and active
and scarcely firm; sales Of 25 600 bushels at 66K@
6ec for old mixed western In store and delivered G2k
@6fc for new mixed aud yellow Wsconsinat r. X. at
depot. . Anna
0AT5steady. sales 3I935c for western and canadian
state.
PoRK-quiet and unchanged sales 500 bbll at SIG CO.
mess Sl2 50Dl275. r0rI
BEER-dull and almost nominal. f sr..
cur MEATe-steady.
LARD-quiet and steady, sales 500 bbls at 99l0c.
BUTTER-in fair request at lO9lic for Ohio and IA
@l9c for State.
OHEBsE--steady at s9iOs. .EU.g 4
WHIeKY-wthoutm material change; sales Of $50 bbs at
l79l7Xc. -. ...... .rIE-T go rl ~
change no new features; Chic & r 56k :CB 90 Tx;
?5j q &ch7lK; o O q O o.; l O scrip siX;
O & sinking fund 79 Pac Matt 80; NYC7 7sX; Erie
3l Hnd az; Harl 15k; do preferred 35k; N q 90;
Erie 4th bonds 90; N 6's 90; Mo Gs CO.; Tenn 75U
6's, sli Registered 95k; coupons 93x.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

ArcHIsoN, March 2l.-The annual confer.
ence of the M. e. Church for this State COM
menced its session this morning, with Bishop
Morris presiding, and some extra members from
all parts of the State In attendance. 1asr,
! Joseph Laframbois, head chief Of the Potto-
wattomies, with number of the leading men
Of the tribe, came in yesterday With seventeen
teams for supplies from the Relief Society, and
were supplied with corn, flour, hams. meat and
clothing, and with wheat for seed. They claim
for which they have instituted suit. oy The tribe
numbers 2,700, and the head men estimate over
900 needing assistance. Over $1,000 bushels
Of seed wheat have been received and dstrib
uted from this point, together with large
amounts of garden and other seeds, Nearly
300 teams were loaded with supplies Of different
descriptions o-day. Weather cold and stormy
and season backward. ti'ir't -'s'il
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From Washington.

WAsHINoToN, March lit Is said the fail
ure to evacuate Fort Sumter yesterday was ow
ing to technical reasons. 1t is now said that il
will take place Immediately. Nh 'At
The Senate probably will not adjourn till the
middle of next week. rt~i~ Gfsg roI
Senators Mason, Hunter and Lane have left
for home
Mr.; Douglas intends to reply to Breckinridge's
speech. - q a. = - III
The Senate confirmed Benz. o. Farrar as As
sistant Treasurer at st. Louis. -l.tHN
Sanderson, Of Pennsylvania, has been appoint.
ed Chief Clerk of the War Department, and
Jno., Horner United States Attorney for In-
diana.
A special dispatch to the Commercial Aduer.
tiser. says the National InteKigencer Of this
morning has an editorial Of six and half COL
ums, entitled "The Past, Present and Future"
which is causing sensation in political circles
here. IL reviews the action of the seeding
States severally and jointly, and takes positive
grounds against coercion, or the employment
OF force in any way to restore the Federal auth.
ority. The Intehhgencsy's opinion 10 that the
existing difficulties can only be settled by the
interposition of general convention of the
States, and that the relation of the seeding
States TO the Federal Government can be chang
ed only by their voluntary return to the Union.
Failing that, the editors see no way open but to
acknowledge their Independence out Of the In
ion. IL is said that 1asny Republican leaders
have expressed similar opinions, but 1t Ia equal
ly true that they are determinedly opposed by
others. ltlAI TIf u =
DR.. Galloway has been re.appointed Surgeon
at the Marine Hospital at Paducah.i The Sen
ate confirmed Nm II. Carter, Of Ohio, Cd Lieut..
in the Marine Corps; Cornelius F. Bucks, Mar
shal for MINI; John Lock wood; Postmaster at
Milwaukee; Elias w. Leavenworth, Commits.
sloner under the Convention with New Granada;
Charles W. Davis, of Indiana, Secretary to the
Convention; Calvin Huson, of New York, Com
missioner under the Convention with Costa Ri
ca; Charles Howe, Collector at Key West;
Samuel Long, Consul to Lahaims. .e- .l.
The President has nominated Charles l., Viii
son, of ILL.,, Secretary of Legation to London;
W. s. Pennington, Of N. j., Secretary of Lega.
tion to Paris; John F. Edgar, of Tenn, Consul
to st. Thomas. New York City appointments
are under consideration.
Francis Marco has been removed from an i'm.
portant clerkship in the State Department., and
r. s. Chiffon promoted to fill the vacancy
Johns. Smith, Of N Y, has been appointed to
supply the post vacated by the latter.
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RrrunLIoAs wAAD MrErINos,,,-The Republic

REPUDLIoAs WAhD MrErISos,--The Republi-
cans met, last evening, in the different Wards
Of the city, and made the following nominations
for Councilmen and Assessors, and also appoint
ed the following delegates to the Republican
City and Township Convention, be held at the
City Hall, next Saturday evening; i''l
First Ward d-Councilman-L. l.. Smith; As,
sessor-Richard johnson; Delegates-G. Douty,
f. G, Sessions, William WestWater, G. Ed
ridge, s. Elliott, ]. Williams, G. w Cram, J.
Milligan.
Second WaTd. Councilman, Luther Donald
son; Assessor, David Mitchell; Delegates, A.
"A. Greer, G. Roberts, j ]. Janney, c. ], Wet
more, G. c. Bernham, J.C. Aston.
Third Ward.--Councilman DR.. A.. o. Blair
Assessor, John Gabrlel Delegates, Henry Mil
ler, VIM. Richards, Slas Field, w. L, Hughes
II, Eastalbrook, Dwight Stone, Charles Brey-
togle. .fu 80. 1Il,st :,
Fourth Ward -Councilman-Dr. ". S. Self
lsr; Assessor-John Ritter; Deegates-H. H
ChaEton, S. v. R. Carpenter, J. w. Short, Mar
tin Krumm, Drv.s seltzer, G. G. Bradford
John Ford.
Fifth, Wad-Councilman Becker
Assessor None nominated;a Delegates james
B. Rusk, Elias Glover, Peter Ketzler, MORT,
a.HN
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ARRIVALS,

PERsoNAL.--N. Gundershimer has just re.
turned from the east, where he has purchased
one of the finest assortments Of Cloths, Cassi.
meres, and Vestings of every grade and variety
ever offered In this market. He has purchased
his entire stock Of first hands, which will enable
him to sell as low as any other establishment
west of the mountains. He has secured the ser.
vices of the well known cutter Mr.. Robert
Squirting to take charge Of the tailoring depart.
ment. Those desiring the best Of material got.
ten up in the latest and best style Of cut and
workmanship, will do well to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
He has also a full and complete stock of
Gents furnishing goods, all OF which has Just
arrived and are of the latest patterns. Persons
calling cannot fail to be suited.
A large and well selected stock Of Ready Made
Clothing kept constantly on hand, at prices to
suit the times. 81. '5s. ..
Remember the place, No. 1913 South High
street, one door North of the Goodale House.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

CoUeHs.-The sudden oh anges of our climat
are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte Affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly, when taken In the early stages of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
"Bro,on's Bronchial 7Toches," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be
ever 80 slight, as by this precaution more se-
rious attack may be effectually warded off,
Public Speakers and Singers will find them eff.
fectual for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. For sale wholesale
and retail, by Roberts g. Samuel, No. "a North
High street, s. Samuel & Co., No. IS South
HIGH atreet s .i 20
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Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, March 2i.-Mr. Holcomb conclud.
cd his speech, amid applause. The Chair order
ed the galleries cleared, but revoked the order
at the solicitation of the members, many OF
them having participated < 70 % .'rrv Va .g i2
Mr.. Baldwin, Of Augusta, replied in a strong
Union speech. .rs g noli ,I,issIs 81 - :
Mr.. Carlisle offered a substitute for the re
port, being the peace conference measures, Re-
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole. Jft1l'.
Mr.. Boyd offered substitute to- the ftst SEQ
tion' Referred. ',o i,si a;e19''h gHit ~ el ,
A secession cauohs was held last night, bu
no definite action was had. is,Isiai sl 9n''I .l,1
The Legislature has agreed toadjourn on tb,
lst Of April. 80 W 4, =, W. ~, go -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

Fov,vn,c E,ornv, avn HIS Inr.nr q .,,rss
-, r.
we nave peen hinuiy iuIhiaheu py MISS LOUIS
FRArKErDERG Teacher OF the Infant Garden, q
No. 10, East Rich street, with the following ac
c,r;nt Of tho ce,shro,ed Favnv,c F,ov,r, ~,
s,ll''9 A'"'~N ""'
hlssys'em' 5a' so ts'a
This devoted educator was born ina villag,
named Oberweissbach, 10 ThuriDgen His fathe
was the clergyman of that village, and his
mother died when he was still an infant Wher
he was OF sufficient age, he studied physics al
Berlin, and was called to be Professor Of that
science In the same city. But he was go filled
with love for his race, especially for children,
that he resolved to live and work only for edu-
cation. .st,.b a.
Two of his friends, Henry Langethal and Viii.
liam Middend9rff, assisted him Ia the hard task
OF establishing an institution for education in
kelhau, near Rudoatadt,in Ihuringen. There
he worked with all BIS strength OF mind and
body, put in all his own little fortune, and q
larger one Of his wife; for he cared but little
for his own comfort, II he could but see his idea
and his pupils prosper. In educating boys of
eight to eighteen years, he frequently had pupils
already spoiled by careless education, and soon
experienced that education must begin at an ear.
lier and tenderer age dis true aud deep love
for children had no rest, until his rich mind con-
ceived the idea OF the Infant Gardens. He now
watched, with the greatest attentiveness, chill.
dren and even babes. Everything he observed
he brought into system and into Systematic
plays for babes and young children. He liked
best to play and busy himself with poor chill.
dren, and In this manner, beside seven hours of
lessons day, during course OF three months,
he taught his scholars OF both sexes. The writ
er OF theae lines enjoyed the pleasure OF know
ing TINS celebrated educator as early as 1928,
ne never had chiidren OF MS own. But he had
almost q motheriy tenderness Tor them, for he
telt, perhaps TOO deeply, the ioss OF mother.
he was oflen called q 1901, but was OF too
nigh a character aud TOO iull inspiration to
mind IT,. lie ecarceiy made his living by bis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
From New o,lean., s,'ui,.,'ja cuba, 90.

New ORLEANS, March 81 After d aiiYely de.
bate, the Convention adopted the permanent
Constitution Of the Confederate States--yeas
l0l, nays 2. 11iil. 81 i'' 'iis'C,l,y ~ % - s.n
The steamer cahsRba has arrived with Ha--
vana dates to the 18th inst. Sugar dull, at 611S
al reals. Molasses dull. Money depressed; |;
sterling exchange 81 l0@1 lOM; New York
exchange l@3c. premium. q, - tArst.
Prince Alfred had been heard from at Ber-
muds, and would arrive at Havana April lst.
Grand preparations were being made for his re-
ception. - - . - - a - - @'
The yacht Mary Kingsland. from New York,
ly all the property was lost. The boat was val,
ued at $4,000. iee' tel9'-N "t
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u s, ssnste-speeIai Session.

WAsHNeroN, March 2l1-aiMr Douglas reso
luton was taken up, when Mr. Bayard resumed
bis remarks from yesterday In favor Of reccg-
niSing the independence of the, Confederate
States. He discussed the causes leading 10 the
withdrawal Of the seven States, among which
was the formation and success Of q sectional
p, hostile 70 ssss sna SAoss o ultimate
the indirect action of the government He ar
gued the right Of property in slaves, aud the
duty Of protecting such right Is ,,.i ,'-.islri
Without concluding, the Senate went into. Ex.
ecutive Sessiens 9nOl lEeMM0J TSJsbM
Adjourned. .,..,..,,,s 80,
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:rEIEGR APHICi
BEPORTED FOR THE sTATEsmAN,

The National InteIIigenoer Earnest.
ly Opposed 20 COercIng the Seeded
states; for a General Convention a 4
all the states as the only Means 60
SeStle the Disputed Questi0ns; Say .
the Relation of the Seeding states
to the Federal Government cam only
be Changed by their voluntary
Return; and Otherwise the only
Way Open fs TO Acknowledgei ithetr
lndependence- = Many Republican
Leaders Holding the same UPin-
ions, but Others Opp0sed-Ma jOr
Anderson Suspected, by the Govern
ment, of COllusiOn with the Sece.
dors-The President Determined to
Call an Extra Session of Congress
knights or the Golden Circle
Spreading Secession i'm california
and OregOn-Presidemtia Appoint.
ments-- -COnfirma by the senate
ballot i'm the Califo rnia Legisla:
lure for u 8. SematOr-Fire at
Quincy, CaI.-RailrOad Trains Kun
off the Track, Two Chiidren killed, {,
Man Badly Hurt, and Mail Dess
IrOyed--Seizure of q SlOOp with
provisions for pensacola -Texas
matters-Interesting Foreign News
The kOndOM Times on our Now
1ariff-B BombRrdment Of Civiteltn
1--Gcs, &cs, &c. tA 1N la ''ift Ifa1i1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
From Texas Sd

GALVESTON, March 90. The Convention has
passed an ordinance declaring vacant the Gov.
ernor's chair, and that the Secretary Of State
account for bis refusal to appear before the Con
vention, as did other officers upon due notifca-
ton to take the oath Of allegiance. Lieut.. Gov.
Clark was toiassume the functions at once, and
the Secretary of State called on, to hand over
the great seal of Office and his official records
The legislature met on the 18th, I. is not
known what Houston will do. ,3 i'e ,ohaa. p
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: !. .RniIRond TImo Tnhla.

FoHM A LiNH!--Dr. Bellipgham's sstimula.
ting Ongpspt,'A go famous in London, Paris,
and other European cities, seems to be gaining
a similsr reputation in this country. We end
that Il has become an indispensable article foi
the toilet in all our rlarge cities. Messrs. Horace
L'Hegemsn & Co., of New York, now have
the entire American market confined to them
and we give their advertisement place in an
other column. As sure and safe promoter Of
the growth Of fbeard or whiskers,I this articl,
seems % stand about A i. All our young mer
win be glad 70 learn that this celebrated pre-
.parstion is now placed within their reach at I
wonderfully low price, f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

GooD.-We met one of our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonished at the change
in his appearance. A few weeks ago we saw
him, he was pale, lean and detected; complain.
ing of weakness and debility, having been so
afflicted all summer. Now he appears to be fat,
healthy and strong. We learn he owed his res.
toration entirely to McLEAN's STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL.
We advise all who are complaining Of Gen
eral Debility to try it; IL is certainly very
pleasant remedy. We learn that there are large
quantities of it selling daily.-Morning Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

Couar OF CoHMoS PLeAs.-In the case Of the
STATE v. WHITE and others indicted for riot,
the jury rendered q verdict Of acquittal. The
Court was occupied, this forenoon, in hearing
motions, and in other miscellaneous business.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

PHfLADELrHlA, March 2l.AThe mail. train
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad ran of the
track last night near Altoona. The baggage
car caught fre, and all the mail matter and the
baggage Of eighty passengers was destroyed.
No passengers injured. ,ag,-.t7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

"FIeuaEs WONT LIE.,,-Neither will James
Pyle's Dietetic Saleratus& twill give you good
bread, biscuit, cakes, and puddings every time
required. No false pretenses about the Dietetic!
Try il and see! Depot, 345 Washington street,
New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

D R. KRKPArRIcK, No. l65 South High
Street, has very choice assortment Of Gold and
Silver Watches, fine Jewelry, Clocks, Silver
and Plated Ware, at prices to suit the times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

MosoUITo BITEs AND BEE STINes.-These are
ordinarily very painful, particularly the Bee
Sting. Guernsey's Balm will prevent any swell
ing or pain, and you Will perceive no bad effects
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

CHicAao. March ala freight train on tho
Illinois Central Railroad, this morning, when
four miles east Of Gilman, ran off the track. A
man named John Cook was badly hurt, and two
Of his children killed.. ia3seel1 ri =, y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22
Employment.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, DEALING IN
i n staple Articlos will furnish employment to
few active men to act as agents for their house.
preference will be given to those whoa we'll acquant
ed In the district for which they apply. .sr lH ~
For which services they are willing to pay salar ~
Of from nfa ssf a-.Sa lN
5000 to $500 per year, and Expenses.
For further particulars address ~. y. ,i,, !"
iss,sp sss II, W. D. MoREHoUsR & CO. iii
Sand 8, Exchange Place, x
isnsodsm: w Z. S.,sl {, Jerseylciiy. NJ, .
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cleveland Martet.

! PL0UR-The market for all descriptions OF produce
has been very dull to-day. No sales OF Flour are re.
ported beyond The usual small sales to The retail trade
Zee table for quotations. hb EN
WHEAT-in no demand, but held firmly at yestcr-
days figures. City millers are Just now out Of the mar.
ket having fulItnpply. fF tN
BARLBY-ssles 100 bushels ordinary a. $751;, and 100
bushels fair at SIC. ~ HF
sEEDs-sale SO bushels Clover at 81 loH, and 100
bushels Timothy ct 81 IS. FEt TT
BUTTER-quIet. Light sales choice roll in bbls. at
l2k@l3c. $50. y ~
BGGs-declIning. Sale OF 70 bbls. at 9xc.
SMOKED MEATs-sales !, 900 rs country.c cured hams
and shoulders at 9 and &c.
APPLEs-sae Of Dried Apples at Sc.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations to it for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities. 0Fg
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Arrivals and Departures OF Mails.
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Mails 10. Ko.. v.-L c..- p..to, AtL.-. u.Oat,
p,s,.hnh Gew toIn o,y, DvSo, niIanyi DaL 1ie
Noa" stvuoenvh,e way, c cweF9anu naneguii,S U,i,S
Ss,rSa and Tanye; M MSngIOn @ oy, Sal.no,
any New oreans' ciose uaiy iSunaAys oAoep'
,b.1b "a So,Uck i ?. M Mo, o,..,.,a cIose,
d.il 1auasa, maj. a..a~toS" ~ yth anu ole'9i'
eASsp a MI oSioek 2. ,ir, oa,naava az
cen,aN a. c,ciaoh ~ way hi"h 'ioSe' ua'iy
nent,si flbio wan r. IN fssndava excepted,
NJ o,clocS w w w aS "Sii eiOSeSuAiy N'1A~s
n,u,r Nati r. ~, -; ,.,, excented) Al
o,.Io., way mai cioses oa''y V0uNN"''
ChiP - II, m, ,.,.. 1t.r;or and Worthins
Ms5,' DuDuque, Desnwa,e, -centedH az o,ciocL
WI n'aii cioses GARY Vounu''S s>sef's' ~ N'''-
p pMn,,. m s..,..es,, t,ovton. To,edo o,nc,r-
nais ior Aena sPIinEn,I, az I.n,,is suJ nstroi,
nsu, inaianaPons, -an,,.sJ, at7 auN
eioses oay leunosys np ~ rSad M r. .nd Ia cno,nr.,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

uThe Court Of Conmon Pleas for Madison
County will commence It's Spring term a tLon,
don, on Tuesday next, the 26th inst. ~p.
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New ORLEANS, March 2l.-The Povhattan
arrived Off Pensacola, on the 18th, from Vera
Cruz, making the fifth war vessel stationed
there.J sEmeQ % .ru9J % faol' hsissiit on q q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

The American Express Company has our
thanks for it's daily favors in the shape of the
very latest eastern papers. asa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

AUGUSTA. March 2l,--The sloop Isabella,
Capt. Jones, laden with provisions for the feel
off Pensacola was seized last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

G- See advertisement of Prof. MILIER's
Hair Invigorator in another column. .7s1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-22

from the London, Madison county, Democrat, Of
yesterday, the 2lat instant; sigJ 81. . ac
Rev. O. W. FtsLEy, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
at this place, arrived here Monday evening last with
the remains OF his wife and her sister, both having died
Illinois the former Friday the 18th inst. and the
latter some six weeks since. Mrs. FINLEY came among
about year ago happy brde and during her short
stay here, her amable and manifold virtues
the love aud esteem Of all our citizens. She had been
visiting her father in the Westfor some time and on
Thursday last Mr. T. expected her return but received
instead despatch the eject that she was dying. He
hssened to Illinois, and arrived about two hours before
nhe braaed her last After appropriate funeral services
on Tuesday. by Rev. Dr. HAIGHr, Mf. FINLEY removed
the bodies TO franklin county, Columbus for in
terment Mr. f. has the sincere sympathy Of each and
all our citizens in his melancholy bereavement