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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30
GEORGE HEWS-
u {IIse Of the Arm of Shumway Hews
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture.
Sc ROYAL STREET,
aI0 " Between Customhouse and Benyile streets.

4 6. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Gas Fixtures, No. Harris Row, t5i2 Magazine street
the msrke will attend faithfully and puncusy to all
ders entrusted to him Stores Dwellings, etc. fitted up
and on reasonable terms.
s7A orders left in Box Et, $40. Necs anics Exchange
will ha rycrr sttendedta uEly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

fissI JGsTIcEs COURT &C. H GRAZING va, JACOB
-, rarls1 q Orleans. KLEIN.--No. All.
IA VIRTUE of q writ of fierf facfas to me
dreeted BY the Hon A. Brce, First Justice Of the
eaee IN any Tor the parish Of Orleans will proceed e
L o'clock n, at the City Hotel on Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets- - ~ " IVY o'
g., ONE LOT OF GROUND. With all the buildings and
fH improvements thereon situated
lths city in square No bounded By Adele Roussean
Fulton and Josephine a. lot No 6 Said
lot measures IS feet front Adele by 2 fest in DEPTH
between parallel lines. - - " 1917
The improvements of a
Seized in the above suit -
TERNS-Cash on the spot.
z. r. PARKER
Sheriff of he Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

81 GtNLIaHN'S NEW RES" e..
sssatSsEsTffeS Y lLRANr. 50 Royal street. sszYS9
JOHN iAIIPlN has tbs pleasure sasSffaF
akGzszksso of informing his friends and the
them Ia his establishment g. Royal street e
corner of Gustomhouse street the entire
lately the residence of AIre4 Hnen Esd Il afford
ten-ive accommodations Besides The large pubic uns o9
on The ground Aanr meal. provided All
O'Clock A. W. II 9. NJ, the advertiser h"' large
ber of rooms for DrtVste parties. FAnie parties
plicaton as above supplied with the best Of
the affords either ready Tor the table or ~ naes E
the arI,e. ThanSiit friends the liberal patronage
always ex.ented to him the nndersSnec t2
will eur?eN endetvor the fullest aGus!ss-
ton to those WIN him with their orders,
ds tff2tW JOHN ALFIE.
MORRIS MA gllf4 ~ CO. FASHION tELE lisO
~ thing and FnnrrE 'a" corner OF CAtnr l& '2'a %
EIDEp
WHITE, TF4OS. L., ,&OJRSELLEH AHli GAT
" tiouer, No it5 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

DEOPLEs' LINE. PEOPLES LINE.
0 l U
We completed the BLUE OFFICE IIevee of
CONT street, where CLERK will always in attend
TO receive Freight and ign Bills ladng the Packets
GOLDEN AG f and X. w. POWELL.
This iee!y soTs our TGds tbs 9nPortu9,y OF shippin'
curing the EXPENSE or sta AZ d drayage,
If it, Y kfftNS r co, Agents,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30


In mineral water where ingredients asocaey held
in solution il is conceded how ingredients
are chemically united the other We may however, in
this case, infer that the contains
Carbonc acids silca chloride of magnesium bcarbonate
OF lime, chloride of sodium Donate of seicate of
ass bcarbonate of iron, selicne Soda chloride
sodium. and probably other combinations. mylOtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

The Company contnusto insure against the pera s
snd rivers and loss and by fre
premiums
M ONCE. No. Carcndelet street. ILL II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30
FOR KENT---FOR RENT.


49, TO RENT'-A THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELL
fng house. stuaed Danphine street between Custom
Mg:I house and Canal. Apply ta
nyl8 If W. d. GRQUHART, 81 Carondele street.
~, FOR RENT TWO COTTAGES, WITH SIX
m each Ocean Springs furnished bath houses and
ElM servants Apply DR.. AUSTIN A St. Charles
Btreet.o or Srn lamp A16
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30
f. THE ABITA SPRTNGS-MRs. f A

u. ".
P. RIDDELL.
This very remarkable spring is situated the Aba river
parish OF St. Tannlany two miles and half of Gov
ngon. large volume of water rises from the earth with
strong Its temperature found to be 60 degrees
1t is quite unlike any waters known the neghhorhood
From its unusual chemical composition the
SILICA contains led has its very
deep the earth-being in fact. natural aresian well
J. L. x W. P RIDDEi.L,
Professors Louisiana University.
100 itres of the water weighing near 100 900 gramnes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Further News rom Now rrex,co.

lSDEPESDEscE, Mo, Aug. 29 The santa Fe
mail has arrived with dates 10 the l7Gh inst,
and $40 0O0 worth Of gold dust.
The troops, 75O in nomber, who surrendered
to 800 Texas rangers, IL miles from Font Fill
more, have been released on parole, the Texano
retaining their arms and the horses belonging to
the mounted rifles
Gen. VIM. Pelham, formerly Surveyor Gene.
raj Of New Mexico, and Col. Clements, were
arrested at Santa Fe, and confined In the guard
house, by order of Col. Csuby, of the Depart.
ment of New Mexico. They we're suspected OF
giving improper information to the Texan
troops at Fort Bliss, below El Paso. Col.
Clements took the oath of allegiance and was
discharged. Gen Pelham refused to take the
oath and is still confined in the guard house.
Hon. M A Otero, Of Albuquerque, has been
appointed Colonel CT u regiment Of Mexican
volunteers that 10 to be raisei 10 the Territory
Col. CAuby has, by proclamation, suspended
the writ of hAbeas corpus 10 New Mexico.
Fort Staunton has been bandoned by the L
8. forces. The Fort was afterwards fred BY
order of Col. Cauby.
New Mexico has been visited lately with very
heavy showers of rain, which have done con-
siderable damage to property.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

FmaHryuL AcpIpfsr.- Thursday evening
last, August 30, Mr. JoHS KEys stopped at the
FrApklintsn Mills, leaving bis wife and two
small children in two.horse wagon near the
door of the mill. While be was absent In the
mill, freight train from Cincinnati came along,
frightening the horses SO that they run 10 the
direction Of the railroad. Mrs. KEYs succeed
ed In bringing them to moderate trot for q
few hundred yards. At this juncture, she leap
dfrom the wagon, hoping 70 stop the horses
by reaching their heads. e
UnhsppIly failing In this, she had the un.
speaksble anguish 10 see the horses rush for.
ward to the railroad crossing, and reach It Just
as the locomotive came upon It. They turned
aud ran along the track short distance, and as
they turned. the wagon was struck by one Of
the cars and thrown forward on the horses, kill.
ing one Of them.
The eldest Of the children was 30 seriously
Injured that It died In few hours. The young.
Get received two fsightful gashes on the head
with fracture and depression Of the skull.
Dr., HAsILros removed piece Of the skull and
elevated the depressed portion. The child is
yet living, and some hopes are entertained Of
its recovery. X N Z,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
IAttempt 10 Blow Up a Trnin.

RoLLA, Mo-, August 29.-The correspondent
Iof the 81. Louis Democrat furnishes the follow.
log
An attempt was made yesterday to blow up
the train due here at 4;5O p. M. As the train
reached point 8 miles east of here, an e1plo.
sion took place beneath the locomotive, cover.
Ing II with dirt and gravel, and slightly wound
ing the engineer.
On backing the train TO the spot, 1t was dis
covered that keg Of powder had been buried
between the rails, which was exploded in some
unknown manner when the engine passed over
II. The explosion occurred on an embankment
fifteen or twenty feet high, and had it's force
been spent in an upward direction, instead Of
laterally Gas was the easel. the train would
doubtless have been thrown from the track, and
several lives lost.
A company of cavalry, sent down the railroad
to reconnoitre last night, found several rails
torn up in a deep cut near jamestown, and fred
upon three suspicious characters on the track
close by, but with what result is not known.
General Mcbride, with l 500 rebels, is re
ported to be 90 Spring Creek. rs milss South.
west from here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Probate Court.


Items of business transacted In the Probate
Court of Franklin county during the week, end
Ing Friday noon, August 80, 1861:
MARRIAGE LlcENsEs ISSUED.
Tunis Williams and Catharine Ballardi
Frank Marquardt aud Elizabeth Schlnfel,
John A. Warner and Lucy Marks.
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The last will and testament of ORAN BRowN.
SON, late Of Brown township, deceased, was ad.
mitted to probate on Thursday, August 20.
DISCHARGED ON HABEAs ooRPus.
Dennis Newman. of Hockingj Samuel Aud,
OF Harrison; Johnathan Brickles, Of Meigs,
Joseph A Bitchelor, Of jefferson; Benjamin G.
Gibbons, of vinton, aud Henry c. Taneyhill. Of
Noble county, minors aud volunteers at Camp
Chase, were all on writs Of habess corpus
discharged from the service, on the ground tina,
they had severslly enlisted without the consent
of parents or guardians
NATURALIZATION.
Frederic Mehrman, a native Of Wirtemberg,
admitted to full citizenship.
CRIMINAL TERM.
The Criminal Term of the Probate Court
commences on Tue:day next, Sept. 81. There
are but few cases on the Docket.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

A JUsT JUDGMENT opinion is bar
before which few care about appearing without
their acts will stand the severest scrutinising;
some say that its verdicts are harsh, but never.
theless they are generally Just and correct.
"Kennedys Medical Discovery has now been
on trial for some twelve years. and during that
period thousands OF Witnesses have arisen to
speak In its favor. One testfes that he was
cured Of scrofula after suffering six years; an.
other that he found immediate relief after suf.
fering with. salt.Rhsum for twenty years, and
1t is such evidence as this that has caused the
public to render the following verdlcti Guilty
Of exterminatiDg and annihilaang from the sys.
TEN every humor with which II comes In con.
tact, and we recommend 1t to the consideration
OF the afflicted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Esw York Marrs,

t. hkw YORK. Aug. ~
FLoUR-Heasy unsettled, and 50 siOe lover, With a
modera Quhy r hOm- n the dseiins saes of IS eUO
bots al YUSa 80 tor sup. thbe alaiv; 81 Ap4 IS
extra sAie, cI sDg with q 81 -r at s.metbins
uncer our inside quo atiops % Qu4 80 TOR supe rnue
western; ~ 9ss4 uufor coGmon TO u edum extra west.
eIn; S5 OU9- or shipping brands extra rouud hoop
Ohio. aud Ss l0Gs IL Ter trade brands do; market clos
Ing dull anu decliniug Cauad4 Flour quiet snd noni
nAlly unchanged. RE Flour steady at 81 3o83es.
Urn MgAL--RuIes steady.
wnfsky-A little arnss; sales Of $50 bills at l10
ike.
"HE AT-Less active, unsettled, and 1870 lower.
Freahts have sllghsly declined without increasing the
sxpor, demand Gales Of $4,000 bushels Ch caco spring
MS2ci w; 500 do Racine sprog At ei %; 20 ono
Milwaukee club at 90sGp 00; g 500 DO Amber Iowa at
" U6k0l 0e the latter prce a- vsrv choice; 0OD do
ied state At 81 49, 1000 d. Mhts do .t 3v LOCO do
mixed western al lei 10 50J do wipter red western at
el 1901 TO- the ttet price for extra chohs ~ 400 do
white Ksn,ucny At 81 saa GOO do white Can
adt at 81 ~
RYE--oulet and without change 10 price.
BARLk -Dull and nomi nj.
CONN About 10 lower, wltha pretty good demand
for export and home sumption ate deciiur sales "
f03 paU basaels 1t ~ Gt7e for coumon 70 far mixed
western; AID t.1sss isf xssd 60 prime shppiIg do.
OArr-Quist.
PORK -Dsii snd heavy: sale, Of 800 bbls at els for
mess aud ootor prime, closing Gull, and prices tend
70 favor the purchaser.
BEEfAisrses quiet and unchanged; saiss Of loobb,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

CRY AND TOWNSHIP DELEoArE,- The follow.
ing are the Delegates from the several Wards
in the sty aud from Montgomery township to
che Union Democratic Convention, which meets
at the City Hall at ten O'Clock this forenooni
FIRST WARD-P Fitz, Joseph Quinn, A. Wea.
yer, James Mcclure, E. B. Armstrong, John
Early, Michael Trainor.
SECOND WARD-J. NJ. Keuer, John w,
Thompson, Thomas Arnold, Thomas Bergen:
H W. Miller.
THIRD WARD-John Stone, John Dawson,
Charles A. Wagner, H, w. Drew, H. c. Doren.
FOURTH WARD-O. P. Hines, A. c. Headley,
Frederic Fleser, Johu Bekel. X. Klott, Fred.
eric Fornof.
FIFTH WARD John RAIDER, Lewis Hoster,
Philip Esper, John Hartman, Andrew Kreitlein,
Wendell seliger, David Ksts. Frederic HaDe.
wald, J. J. Rickiey, Frederic Bider, Philip
Kuies, Jr., Peter Schille, Frederic Beck
TowKsHIP-A. Moobery, E Livingston, John
Huffman, John Earhart, +. West, Geo. Sehats-
man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

At oi4 so for country prms e50S 50 for DO mess %
Oil 70 for TepAcked mes; and Y 500 IS ~ for extra
mess Prime meas beef and beet hams duli and prices
CUT mEATs-In fair demand, at lK04kofor nhOul.
ders, and 3k@0kc for hams.
BACON Active.
LARD-stsady, and demand good sales Of 500 bbls at
6k@9kc.
BUTTER-selling at sDiic for Ohio; and ll9Il<e
for state.
CHEE SE-steady at 517kc.
sUG tR-Raw continues lair, and market Arm; sales
OF 1852 hhds at k97c.
hoLAssEs- Quiet and unchanged; sales Of Is hhds
Porto Riso at 32c, and ~ hhds Barbados at 28c.
sr0cKs-At the Second Board wore quiet, but we'll
sustained; Chicago and Rock Island AK; Galena and
Chicago 05k; Erie Railroad 24k; Pacific Mali 75k;
YirgniI Gs SAX; Missouri do AK; Louisiana do 53K;
Unied States 6s, Of 81 coupons, ssx do Iegstered,
u United ktaes 5's, OF ~ coupons, 76k; New York
coupons, e4H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

GEN. Lyos.-The military and civic ovation
in Cincinnati, oa Thursday, to the memory Of
Brigadier General NATHANIEL LYou, la:e of the
United States Army, was quite imposing. The
remains lay in state during the greater part Of
the day at Smith g. Nixol's Hall, which was
visited BY immense throngs of people from the
city and country. In the evening the corpse
was sent forward on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
4 Dayton Road, TO be taken, via Crestline,
lPittsburg and New York, to Its last resting
place, near the graves Of the brave soldiers
father and mother, in Ashford, Windham coun
81, Connecticut.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

DEFENSE or CNcrSSATI.-The two commit.
tees with Mayor HATCH from Cincinnati visited
Governor DEsNisoS on Thursday to consult with
him In reference to providing for the defense OF
the Queen City. in the evening the Mayor
sent home the following dispatch;
COLUMBUS, August 20, 1861.
Col. John W. Dudley, Chief fhs Police, Cinsin-
nati, OHIO.
Governor pennison will forward to.mor
row. one battery OF six pieces with ell their
equipments, excepting horses, to Cincinnati, also
Que battery and equipments, horses included, to
Camp Dennison. Three other full batteries to
Camp DeDnison and fve reginents Of infantry
are to be forwarded as soon as possible
GEORGE HATCH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 30.
FL0CR-The busIress 10 Flour to-day was about oil
the same character that noticed yesterday. Bakers
selections OF brands In some request, but not In
way 10 affect the soTit Of the market We quote super.
nne At % G5G3 Is; extra % e0D4.
WHEAr-rhere was lair uade during the morning
tyesTday saLda'd Of prices. hut after the New YoTh
nsws the buyers stood on aud reduced the Taoge their
hgures sang the quotations rather irregular 40 the
market nov sands, prime red cannot be quoted above
$50 nor pims whi above e3c. Sales Of such grades
were made at a snail reoucton under thsis figures.
CokN-ls less eAty 20 I've had At &c.
OATS Ie arm at 23c.
BAkLBY-Has no market.
RYE-Is neglected at 4Oc.
WHlsKY-ksmslns as last quotsd-lsko-with q
good Market
COmmnrofaI.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
From wa.hington.


WASHINGTON, Aug 90 The Washington Re.
publican oi this mornins, expresses the opinion
that battle across the totomac, cannot be
avoided many DAYS longer.
Mrs Greenhow is aunt to Mrs. Douglas
Mr Russell. of the London Times, has re
turned from bis expedition among tbs camps,
and reports that our troops are wonderfully i'm
proved within the past fortnight
Il 10 thought that Elihu Bdrritt will receive
the appointment as CJnsul 10 Newcastle, Eog.
land
Advlces received from Virginia, to-day, re
port that everything 10 quiet Considerable
alarm was occasioned 10 this city by accounts of
the skrmishing yesterday, but a quiet note fol.
loved. There are strong indications, however,
Of an attack from the rebels wi.hin very shot
time. The enemy are 10 full possession Of Bal.
ley's cross roads, aud are bringing up their bag
gage from Springfield Station, o distance of four
miles.
Irribuns's correspondsncs.l
Last night, at 10 O'Clock, General Franklin's q
Brigade, the 15.h, 18th, 3lst and 32l New
York, we're ordered to advance without KNAPP
ssoks. and were within two and half miles of
BAiley's Cross Roads. Early this morning the
enemy opened with two riaed cannon on them
about a quarter Of q mile beyond the Cross
Roads, drove IN our pickets aud followed them
about half q mile. General franklin, with
aoou. soO0 OF our troops and Ave common.
matcned 70 point near the Crossing, and 800
were nent into = oorphsd. A detachment OF
pickets under Lient. Colonel Washburne, OF
tos Siss, went forward. The enemy were
seen about eight hundred yards beyond our ad
vance guard, and hred upon them, but With
out doing any Injury. Three rebels we're seen
70 fall ~ tsta 49, I Z
The War Department has juss Issued the fol.
lowing, -.
"By the S7ih article Of the act Of Congress
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
From Harper,s Ferry.

HYArrsrowN. August 20 "A gentleman from
Harpers Ferry reports Unionsts leaving In
great numbers. There was no secession force
in that neighborhood, except $50 cavalry -
News from Martinsburg says the rebels are
taking up the railroad track, taking down loco
motives, carrying Of machinery OF the compa-
ny work shops. Il 10 said they viii! take up
sufficient track to connect Winchester with
srasburg. There are vague rumors to-day
that the rebels Intended making demonstta-
tion at Edwsrd's or Nolau's Ferry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

u The Military Laboratory in this city m.
der the superiotendence OF M. VAN BunEs, EN-.
ploys about 6fty hands, men and boys. A mum.
Der Of females are engaged in q separate apart.
ment preparing the papers for filing and attach.
ing the balls. The whole force prepares about
thrty.fve thousand cartridges daily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

" Mr.. DOUGLAS E. JERRoLD, son Of the late
DOUGLAS JERAoLD, of England, will make his
arst appearance In Buffalo on Monday, the 81
September. Mr.. JERRoLD intends devoting
himself entirely to the representation OF his
,ate fathers productions.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Palmyra, Mo-, Taken by the Rebels.
Jpeclal to the Chicago Times

QuISoY. ILL.,, Aug. 29.-Lieut. Pinkley, Of
Illinois Voluoteers. cane 20 mi, oitv l.-e even
Ing and stated that large body Of rebels, va
riously estimated at from 250O TO 3OO0, under
the notorious Martin Green, took possession Of
Paimyra, Mo yesterday morning. There were
no Uuited States troops there to defend IL, and
Of course no resistance made. Some 500 ebels
are iD the town and the balance encamped 10
the outskirs.
A train OF oars, containing q considerable
quantity of muskets for the troops at St. JOsepb,
which lett Hannibal yesterday, was fred into
near Palmyra aud forced to re,urn. No damage
done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

" Col. SHERwrH has one hundred and twenty
ave men in his artillery regiment at Camp Den.
nison. About seven hundred men beside these,
he says, have enlisted in different parts Of the
State, and will shortly be In camp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

" The Thirtieth Regiment, under the com.
maud of Colonel EwiSe, son Of the Hon.
THOMAS EWING, Of Lancaster, loft Camp Chase
last evening, and took the cars at the depot in
this city en- route for the "seat of war" We
understand their destination is Western Vir.
ginie,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

SPEorAL PoLIcE.-Why is 1t that the City
Council in these no party times fnd It conven.
lent to discharge from the police force Demo.
Gratis, against whom there 10 no objection, and
put other men in their places of no better quail.
iHoations7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Running the Biocade.

New YoRK, Aug 3O.-The steamer Matan
Eas brings MataDgis date, 10 the 25sh
BRUSH schooner had arrived there, having
run the blockade off NeWbern, and sailed again
for Charleston.
A sloop from Charleston had also arrived
having run the blockade.
The storeship Release has arrived here from
Fort Pickens, Aug.7. No news.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

New YoRk, Aug 29-The Commercial says
the Captain Of Maine vessel, taken O priva
teer In May, and VINO was allowed the largest
liberty by the rebels, Is aboard the Minnesota.
He obtained valuable inform alton In regard to
the Notifications at Eatteras Inlet, and doubt.
less ere this has guided the Naval Expedition
there, where it will operate In the reduction of
the batteries
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

SENTENoED.-The man Frederick Grilloah
who it will be remembered robbed several Post
Offices and stores In the vicinity of Newark,
in March last, and who fought so furiously be.
fore he was arrested. shooting Constable Houg-
hey, was tried few days since and sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

FA boy fourteen years of age, sentenced In
Prebe county to the Penitentiary for burglary,
was brought to that institution on Thursday
last. An effort is making to have him sent to
the Reform farm, near Lancaster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND. August %. 1861.
FLouR-Decning. sae. of lpO bbls and Is bbls
choce double extra red at $3.50
WbEAT-Lower and heav sales Of 10 cars at 900
on = ck .0OO bushels oj0 bushels Adoat at e2eI
cars Sn ~ ut 'aur and 2 ess choice white at e7c.
C0tN- ou la $40
uAr- Sale. l5O0 hushsl, Adnat ct 22a.
HI .H"lNEs--s,Es ot rs bb al lSho.
stE0S-- li,uothv 10 "6-ue at $40
bUrfEh--Dull at 099; for L. isrior to Prime.
EGG 3--Duli st6J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

Tj- Claims have already been filed against
the city Of Cincinnati, amounting to oyer thirty.
five thousand dollars, Tor damages caused by
.nsrsin 90 the 2is ~ Alsast, and yss nome Of
the heaviest sIainaals have not alsd their stale.
msnts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
Arrest Of maryInnd traitors.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-DsDiel Decker, editor
of the Hagerstown IND J Mail, secession paper.
was arrested to-day oy Government Gen. Mo
kaie, Senator from Allegheny county, was ar
rested In Washington county. Bosh will proba'
bly, be sent 10 Fort McHenry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW.
P'nUR-sales at 81 IS % 20 Tor new red and a Q5
o. % for white; market unsettled.
WHEAT dull at 75beOc.
CoRH-Sales at lea
0A sales dulla q. .5DI0o
kys-smal sales a. iM65Uc.
hAy-saes al ej05G.
POTAT0Es-- slss At $40
BEANs-sales at S7c@ S12.
ELT-rues al 81 50 per bbl.
WHITE fisH-rue at SO 50e7 90 per bill.
Sugars, Tsas and Coffee advancing still.