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DEYrIsTHY.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-04

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-04
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-04

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-05-04
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL
IAFlEAENT EkNIFAITaRY.


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NACHISRRY.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-24

tions will be prinol pally confined to the recap
ture of the public property which has been SELF
ed on the seaboard, and the maintenance Of the
defensive works still in the hands of the United
States.
Much Difference is paid to the views Of Lieut..
Gen. Scott, and it is known he 10 not restive to
make any forward movement unless with pre-
ponderating chances of success. There may,
however, be notifications of his present policy,
dependent on circumstances.
Joseph Casey, of Pennsylvania, has been ap-
pointed Judgeo Of the Court of Claims, to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the secession of
Judge Scarborough, of Virginia.
Tuesday's Charleston Courier says, the mer-
chants are preparing to visit European markets,
for the selection OF supplies, and to open cor.
respondence for direct trade.
A private letter from New Orleansy received
at Charleston, says the Ocean Eagle has been
by a privateer, and brought to that
port.
A despatch to the Petersburg Exprsss, dated
Norfolk, Tuesday, says the Yankee steamers
opened fire the second time on Sewall's Point
batteries, but were beaten off.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-24
THE MARKETS.
New York Market,
ITsIssRAPHED FOR THE OHIO srArrzmAs |

iTtLkskAPHBD FOR TUE OHIO sTATnsMAF
NEW YORK, May %.
ELoUk-heavy and common grades rules strictly In
avor Of the buyer with only moderate demand for ex.
port aud home consumption; sales NJ OOO bills Mt s5 IN
60 % for supe foe State, SIS 1905 25 for extra ats,e
~ UoSs 70 Tor 'uperane weser IS lo95 40 for com
brands extra Round Hoop OhiJ, aud as 70927 S5 fop
trade beancs do market closing heavy with no buyers AT
the outside price Canadian -four little lower on com
mon grades sales Of at IS 1897 so for inferior
RYE FLoUR-selliDg in small parcels at SO 100
CORN %EAI-no change. sales of 5000 bbs brandy.
at l6Nc. " WV ''i'
WHeATaheavy and l9ec lower on common grade,
900 bnsnels Racna spring at 81 Is; is, 600 SS,hei
North western CLUB at 1901 II; 300 bushels In
pII@s rsI1os S'saHses ~ a. oius SS9 600 bushels
Iowa at 81 209l 81; 0OO Canadian Club AZ sI IOa a
VI vs.; SuO very choice Amber spring at 81 244I 9a
bushels white Csnadrat 81 S39I 90; $500 bushels CHI
Kentucky at 81 go; 900 white western AT s 40Spi az
5000 shile Michigan at 81 5O9I65. ~
kfE-con inuts quiet and steady ut 6ec,
BARLEY-duil aud heavy at 55a65c as in QUALITY
S-heavy and l99c lower; sales 90 COZ bush nj
5oR56c Tor old mixed western; for tev d,, as
q, ior unsonnd do and 5lc foor new round yellow.
OArs-in fair request at 30D32x for western and Ga
madam and @34 for state. ""1 va
PoRk-dnll but prices are without much material
prime. Wv Wv ~
BEEF.dull with triflns sales at saQ4 50 for prime;
80 e,ego - Ior messi SlD@u for TrpReked mess and
S <ogz Su Ior extra mess; prime bee dull and
unchanged; beef hams qniet at sl3 9l5.
CUT MEATa-dullsa sales at 5Jf@5% for shoulder, md
oI9In Tor hams and smoked sides on private terms.
LAnD-duii and drooping; sales 200 bbls at 9@0Hc.
State. AN AVSio luz
OAEEsE-steady at 33s as In quality.
sueANI'sme without change 10 price and little bet
Sa eI LioI nnd Oubs at4x@4X including I57 hhd
% So GSA casn IN nandi 100 hid Porto Rico at 5H; ca
md Meiado at 2o995 Havana at OK. 'A'
mVLAssEs-oontinues dull sales 60 hhds Cuba Mus
svsao az 10 and 200 hhds cayed Cuba in hand on prva
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From Now York.

New YoRK, May 90 "A letter from an Off
Ger Of the Monticello says the rebels put FIVE
holes into her, and two men were wounded.
About twenty Of our bank officers held q
meeting to-day, in reference to the Govern.
ment Loan to be awarded Saturday. Most Of
them prefer bidding for the bonds, at IS to &c.
Several are in favor of 81 to 80. About three
millions will probably be made up.at 86. The
ultimate disposition of the greater part of tho
Loan will undoubtedly be in Treasury Notes,
at par.
A slight fire occurred to-day in the office Of
the Surveyor of the Port--rumored incendary
attempt, with design to destroy the documents
there.
Thirty-two thousand dollars worth of bank
notes on the Whitfield Bank, Dalton, La, were
seized to-day.
The Keystone State brought a party of refu-
gees from Virginia in destitute condition.
Advices from Maine state that the Legisla.
ture, before adjourDing, provided for the pay.
nent Of interest on State bonds due In June.
The ship John Jarvis, of Boston. was aptured
y New Orleans privateer at Balze, q week
ince.
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SARsAPARiLLA.-This tropicalroot has repu.
tation wide as the world, for curing one class Of
disorders that aflict mankind-a reputation too
which II deserves as the best antidote we pos.
sess forscrofulous complaints. But to be brought
into use, its virtues must be concentrated and
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.. Ayers Sarsap
arilla in our columns. and we know It needs no
encomium from us to givy our citizens confidence
In what he Offers Organ, Syracuse, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-24

RHEUMATISM. any who have been afflicted
with this malady, the very reading Of the above
heading will call to mind the remembrance of
the most excruchting pain and prolonged agony.
The joints swelled, stiff and unyielding, each
turn of the body accompanied by shock that
would induce the belief that every bone in the
human anatomy was about to be dislocated--
From two to three bottles OF "Kennedy's Medi.
cal Discovery" will cure the worst case Of Rheu.
mstism. We would refer to the cure of. Ma.
comber, Esq, respectable citizen of Boston,
who was cured at the age of ifty-fve years af.
Ter an illness of quarter of century, and an
expense of some $4,000 paid to various Physi-
icians. For the cure of humors 1t has no.equal
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DEATH OF Col. ANDREW McELvAIN. The

DEATH OF Col ANDREW MoELvnN. The
Lincoln (Illinois) Herald, ofthe 10th May, con.
tains the announcement of the death Of Col.
. ANDREW MoELvAlN, formerly Of this county
He died at West Point Grove, May 9th, 1861.
In the Herald there is quite lengthy obituary
notice OF the deceased, who came to his death
prematurely. On that subject the notice says:
The somewhat sudden and unexpected death
OF this worthy citizen and good man threw
deep gloom over this whole community, and was
felt az an irreparable loss by all who knew him.
He had gone out in apparently robust health, on
Thursday morning, with his sons, for the pur-
pose Of yoking up some cattle on his farm. Dur
Ing the process, one of the cattle, which was q
little unruly, made push at Col. McElvain,
who was standing near his head, and who, In |
order 10 save himself, sprang hastily back, and
IA the sudden Effort must have ruptured blood |
vessel Internally, as, In brief space, he became
lnsensibie, and expired the same night about
l2 o'clock.
AEpREw MoELvAIv was well and favorably
known to the people Of franklin county, and
had an extensive acquaintance in the State Of
Ohio. He was a native of Kentucky, but when
very young his father emigrated to Ohio, and
the son, when quite youth, was the first mail
carrier between Chillicothe and Franklinton.
Col. MoELvAN enjoyed the confidence of the
people Of this county, and was prominent citi-
zen, Some years ago he went to California, and.
on bis return, settled at West Point Grove, Lo-
gan county, Illinois, where he resided at the time
OF his death. The following are the concluding
Of the article in the Herald, noticing
the death Of Col. MoELvAiS: II
The present writer became acquainted with
Mr.. McElyain soon after his arrival In this town,
aud has eiuce had frequent opportunities of en-
joying bis society, and Of becoming acquainted
with the sterling qualities of bis character. He
was In all respects q good citizen, high mind :
ed gentleman, and an example eminently worthy
OF imitation In oil the relations Of life; train
Ing up his children in the practice Of the best
moral and religious principles, and though no. A
protesting the peculiar creed of any religious q
sect or denomination, he was q true Christian In
The highest and noblest acceptation of that term
His remains were attended to their fnal d
resting place, on Saturday last, by q large and a
most respectable concourse of his fellow ciu-
TENS, without distinction of creed or party, who o
testified their respect for the virtues of the de-
ceased, and their sympathy for the bereaved o
'amily, BY those marks of genuine sorrow and a
ceiling which 1t Is more easy to feel than to de- o
cribe. Such is the end Of the good man! And ly
veil may we all join in this correct prayer: "OI
ct me die the death Of the righteous, and let N
ny last end be like unto hs" for 1t Is by "their o
ruits that ye shall know them"
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cleveland Market.

WEDNESDAY,, May %, 1861.
IELoUR1acve and firm, with sales Of so bbls fine at
81 80, dv1 eos ranging from fine to common extra at
- 00Q4 75 $50 bbs red double extra At IS on an bbs
choice do at S. rs apd 100 bbls city do at SIS SO,
WHeAT-in good demand, and in one instance m nd
vance mas oeen obtained Sales 5000 bush red from
worth 81 90. ""0 20
CoRN-hoIders are generally asking 3Gl37c., and
sales are making In small way at those figures Theso
east and to Command sales Of large lots 32a 3c is
much as the market will bear.
oATs-saes Of cars on track at 25c; 500 bush from
store at Goo and car at same. '- ''-'
HI1HW1NES-dull at l3kc.
EGG3-dull with sales at 90.
CHEEsE-ln light demand at 1850 for Western Re.
serve. "'N ~
FRUITs-Dred apples are inactive at 3o. md pe.cb-
es AZ 6gIo Tor unpeeled, and l21ko for peeled.
BUTTER-sales Of 20 tubs good butter at I0c.
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Virginia Election.

WHEELING, May 23.-2.595 Union, So seces-
sion; Taylor County-about 700 Union majority;
Harrison Co-.about 600 Union msjority;
Wood Co-about 600 Union majority; Preston
Co,strong Union; Berkeley Co.--about 700 Un.
ion majority.
BALrMoRE, May 20 - Grafton county-429
against, for secession; TaylJr will give about
seven hundred majority; Harrison about 900;
Wood, l,6O0-all against secession. Martins
burg, lBerdeley county, gives about 700 against
secession. -
MARIErrA, o., May 23.-In the precincts op-
posite Marietta, Ohio, in Wood county, no sc.
cession vote was polled. ~ '1|
Parkersburg-930 for Union, 70 for secession