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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-12

INK. ESLER, Ae skillfEi Opsrator on the EYs
~ oad Ear, has arrived IN WASH as ton. sId
open ID an ONCE, No 4t4 Eighth street near Penn
sylvania avenue, where he will reat all diseases
OF thos, de icate organs. DR.. FEsLIR lie o regd-
lsrly educated thyElolsn aud Surgeon. who hss
t,eatment OF s,l diseases Of the Eye and Ear. Or.
fesler viii rive medical ID surgical treatment to
diseases Of the Throat. Lungs, Heart. LIvsI Con
plants, Cancers. Tumors. and ali other chronic
diseases. Female Complaints also treated " I'll
success. ie lO-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-12

ORR FRIRNDs at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping us posted
as 70 movements and afrIiTs IN their viciniues
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THEADQUARTE.S 4rHR RECT nj. ID. C.
u,S WASHINGTON June II, 1861
The Commissioned !; ffioers of the oUrtt X eei
nient ldiitla -. sre 90 III, nded to meet at 81
= ook To kSDAY AFTERNOON, 18th INST !,
AZ SelDef's EngTsv Estab ishment ON Mary-
lana avenue, between LIST and I'd streets.
RANDOLPH EOYLE,
le II t. Colonel commanding Fourth Rss't
T@STaAWBERR FEsTtV.L-Tbe a
- dies Mi'e Society of Ryland Chapel will
open Festival at Potomac Hal corner of Flew
enth street aud Mary and a. nus, on THURS
"a NE com encIng at O'Clock Iicketl
OF adm son for adults 10 cents; chilcreu cents
-le u 81 laePablioanD
"MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH NOTICE..
~. The annual meeting of the Stockhold. re- of
tee Magnet C Telegrsph Conn auy viii be held NJ
tho st. LOUIS Hotel, Pm ed lphls. on THUR
pay, he liih day Of July, 1861, IL O'Clock noon
oil said day, Tor the eeoton Of officers Of said com
JOSEPH SAILOR,
N ~ Ia16w. Secretary OF Mag. Tel. Co
iIvTHE UNION PRAYER MEETING
~ viii be no den EVERY DAY in the ENGLISH
Lutheran Church, corner of II and Eleven sts.,
COMMENCING at S O'Clock p; m. and to be Continued
an hour: strangers we'll as citiSens of al de-
these social meetings mN
n@"I SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARE
M .yop gong You seem to be in great hur-
Seventh street, To buy suit Of Clothing. The peO-
PIE say he has very nice assor ,ment and they say
hs sells them so chesp." Nots.-rhe LAST we saw
OF the stranger, he was running up Seventh street
singing out SMITH, No. $50" m 81 SIN
Wholesale and Retal Il, at the
uS philadelphia Tee Cream Depot, corner Of
Twelfth ana streets. IN 20-lms
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ZONE AND SIZE Our new ,t,ls INDIA Psy
49, "a 6. A tNf5Ss ri hA NJ ~.
B8ss is1-ln
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

q No Err ovtioB ths Public.
The hne steamer SIAN, apt. COLLINS, will
run regu arly between Washing con 49,
a. Al xandris, from her wharf foot 8kA4~E
CT sixth 81. commence on hurs
day, use IS h, 1861, at the 70 lowing hours;
cave ashingtOn At Z, 8, and II q. M. and I, s,
and 5, m. :
Leave Alexaudris at 8, 10, ard IL q. m, and 2, 4,
an p. IN.
fare s Cents. Round Trip Tickets 25 Cents
In &C endauce. = : u . =
First trip at II a. m. June 18th. : /. ,as.s11
10 l2-3ts T., A, RYTHER Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-12

WESTERN VIRsISIA.-The editor Of the Star
returned this forenoon from his recent flying trip
70 Orafton, Va, (the headquarters OF General
morris) via Pittsburg and Wheeling. While at
Wheeling, he satisfied himself that the Conven-
lion that met there yesterday would mbrace
delegates chosen by actual popular majorities, o
some forty counties, embracing full third Of the
total vote OF the State; counties which gave, In
voting on the ordinance of secession not long
since, msjoritY Of full fifty thousand against its
ratification. They are situated almost all In a
body. Their representatives, in the Convention
had nearly all Of them reached Wheeling ere we
left that point, and we positive that they are
unanimous for Immediately establishing a provi.
sional government for Notwithstanding the
States revolutionary rulers to have abdicated
their lawful authority In conspIrng unlawfully to
revolutonize it-Virgina They Will elect
provisional governor and other State officers
provide for the payment of all State dues In
the Union counties and others TO be reclaimed
Tor the Unisn, to the provisional government
They will call the Legislature (exlsting) to
assemble at Wheeling instead Of Richmond
and will adopt notifications Of the States
Constitution to legalize all their acts and those
OF the Legislature called together. The
Senators and Representatives from every county
represented in this Wheeling Convention will all
obey the CALL as they are all Unionists and all
participate In the movement. One Of the first
acts Of the Provisional Government will be to
raise for the defence of the Union, i've or ten regi
ments Of three years or ''for the war; men,
In fine, Northwestern Virginia has already COM
pletely shaken of the authority Of the revolu-
tionary instruments Of the oligarchy at Richmond
Every member of the Convention in Wheeling
yesterday morning appreciated the fact, and its
momentous consequences upon the future Of the
current national troubles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-12
GENTLEMEN KEEP cool,
50 DOZEN Gents SUMMER NECK-TIES, only
l2h oents each OF
FIVE FOR FIFTY CENTS,
Nice, cool, aud pleasant TOR warm weather.
At MAN WELLS,

DHILA DEIPHIA PFINT BUTTER!
PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER .
am reoe ivingr gular supplies of this uurIvaled
But sr. Parties pnrebasinG of me can re- v upvn
getting 1t fresh. Price onty 8 eesssp sr pound.
GEtJk6h "A. OYSTER,
No. 34O f.entsr Market.
je II ST. Between It'll ID 9Th streets
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, At No.
u 2S2 street, between 18Th and ll.h street,
house formerly Cccupird Nv EN-tiov, seward
Also, ON se Stsble ,Ld Caring house for rent on
rs.sonsaf terms. Apply on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-12

Il eral FURNISHED tPARTMFNTs, with
Posrd. II desired, On bo had in a private family
IN desirable hea toy location, near the VS..
AND Navy Departmen by q mess OF four or Eve
single g n lomen, o, a @, upl- of gen'emen " ID
their wives: Inquire At the corner of r. nra,uo
and Twentieta street. north eide, (entrsnos %
Twenti. IN st.
il I2-St@O DAWN urNEe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
From New York.

mi New YoRK, June 6.
The ship De Soto, from Havana, has arrived
sugar advanced half real per arrabe.
Ihe Chamber Of Commerce has resolved Il
present suitable medal to each and all of Mai
Anderson's and Lieut.. Slemmer's commands, a
Forts Sumter and Pickens.
The City of Washington brought more Whit
worth rliled cannon for the government, from
loyal citizens in Europe.
A dispatch to tho Tribune says those who wit
messed the firing from Newport News with goot
glasses believe shells from the Harriet Ian,
took effect within the works, and cars were
seen to move of, tits copjectured, with the dead
Inc battery has ten or twelve guns. The Har
retI Lanes purpose was merely to feel theil
hre and determine tho character of the work
She received one shot through the bulwarks
from riaed gun.
There is another batterya short distance fur.
ther up the James River, and it is evidently the
purpose OF the rebels to fortlfy the shore at va.
rlous points, fearing that Gen. Butler NAV lane
forces on that side of the river, with view o.
commanding the rear of Norfolk and cut Of
railroad connection with the South and Rich
mond. Large numbers of laborers are engag
ed IN throwing up Notifications in the neigh
borhood of Pig Point.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
THE MARKETS.

| iTEKohAPHtD bOR TUE OHIO BTATHMAn
New YORK, June g..
| FL0UR-Receipts Of 1000 bbls; market heavy an,
In fsvor Of buyers; sales Of 5000 bbls at "a 90 10
superhne state; S5@5 Is for extra state; "a 75Sp6 "a
for suPeIfne western; 1905 Is for shipping brand
| extra Round Hoop Ohio.
RYE BL0UR-Steady at 50 1914,
WAEAT-Receipts Of 852l2 bushels; market a,ead,
lower grades and dull and declining for unsound ssle
10000 bushels at 94l 10 for Chicago gpaino. 4, 0n
IS for Nil Olub 81 10 for very choice Racine
81 10 for Amber, 81 so for White Ind.
RYE-Quiet at 67@69c.
BARLEY-dull at 55965c.
CORN-Recepts Of 9l .l55 BUSH; market uncbaaoed
sales OF $4,000 bush. at Sc old mixed: 4247c for s
mixed 46k@47c. for new Western yellow. ' w"
0ATS-dull at 32933Kc. for Western, Canadian and
State. N"A~u'an auu
PoRK.dull; small sales of SIG 90 formess and s1o.
O0@ Ie 25 for prime. N"U SA"''
BEEF-quiet; sales Of so bbls.
CUT M sATS-dull and unchanged.
LARD--steadyi sales Of 220 bbls. at Q@Ole
0 BorITEk-in fair requestat s9I4c. for Ohio, and
OHEEsE-steady at 39sc.
MhlskY-lltte better; sales 500 bbls at l6 kC1lsIo
15kc. 'a''' =" hio al
4H94%c. NN'' '"''' Vi Ouoa ~
M0LAssEs-negleeted,
sroCKs-dull and rather easier Money abuu,do,,
ana freely offered on call at per cent. on CALI Er
c11sngs nomnally unchanged. Oh C 33X: q & Obi
21lN; Pan' 81 01, Har )0OH; Pac mail 80, Erie 2IX:
hsrI preferred %; &c 2IX, Ill script 64 10. M
quoted II, Harl & Hud SO, NY 79Ht Hus 90 Ra.S
s0N, tinking bonds FOX, Erie bonds 75Sy Cal 7S "a
Larl lst bonds 90, Ill bonds 9OH Mo 90 d 5I Tsnn
iOH, Ohio Of co. 90; N seojes 5's JO5: Tresnrv io
l io5ai S6s9l, coupons 64x.
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COLUMBUS POST OFFIOE,
AnnNAL AND prpArrunr OF xAlls.
DEPARTURKa.

Mails for New York City, Boston, Albany Burial
EllIsburgh, steubenyille way, Cleveland, Zanesyil
newark, Granville, Washington City, Baltimore, Phil
aslpns and New Orleans close daily Sundays except
through mail for New York and Cleveland clOss
oaliy Sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m.
o. Q. e Q. R. R. Way Mail closes daily Sundays ez
Central Ohio Way Mall closes daily Sundays excepted
AZ l0 O'Clock O. m.
Cincinnati Way Mail closes daily Sundays erCepted)
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthing
ton Mails closes daily Sundays ezcepted) at O'Clock
Ip.m.
Mails for xenia Springfield Dayton, Toledo oincin-
nai, Indianapolis, louisville, st. Louis and Detroit,
closes daily Sundays excepted) at O'Clock p. m.
through mail to Xenia, Springfield and Cincinnati
closes daily Sundays excepted) at 10 o'clock q. M
Urbana Pqua Tiin and Union City mail closes daily
Sundays excepted) at o'clock p. m.
Lancaster, Logan, Nelsonville, Urcleve, Chlcothe,
p,ortsmouth, Washington O. H., Athens Marietta and
His1orouph mails close daily Sundays excepted) at
East Way Mail by National Road to GAINESVILLE closes
daily (eundays excepted) at 10 o'clock m.
Harrsburgh Mail closes daily (sundays excepted) at
Mt. Vernon MAIL by way Of westervllle and sunbury,
Dublin Mail closes daily Sundays exceptedja O'Clock
p. m.
Lancaster Way Mail closes daily Sundays e1cepted) at
O'Clock p. m.
ARRIVALS.
Mails from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo.
Albany, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dayton Toledo xena,
)etrot Springfield, Cincinnati Chillicothe St. Louis
md all Southern cities, arrive between the hours Of
clock p. m. and O'Clock a. IN.
Malls from Indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque arrive
Z 3:40 o. m. l.
Mails from Washington City, Baltimore, Wheeling,
anesvllle Newark, Steubenville Mt. Vernon, and the
J.. o. X. Il. Way Mail, arrive at 10 O'Clock m.l
way Mail from Cincinnati arrives at o'clock D. m.
Lancaster Mail arrives at o'clock p. m.
East Way Mail over the National Road arrives OF II
CLOCK M
MT. Vernon Way Mail arrives OF loo q. m
Mail from Dublin arrives at 70 o'clock m.
Urbana Way Mail arrives at o'clock d. m.
Harrisburgh Mail arrives at IL o'clock a. m,
lancaster Way Mail arrives at I2 O'Clock m.
oihce delivery open every day Except Sunday from
O'CLOCK o. m. to O'Clock p. m. Open on Sundays
ON TX to o'clock In the morning. and from to a
CLOCK in the evening. q
JOHN GRAHAM, p NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

COINCIDENCE 1t is said that Miss STAFFORD
to whom Colonel ELLSWORTH was engaged to be
married, is the great niece of General JosEPH
WARREN, who fell on Bunker Hill. She is the
great grand daughter Of the late DR.. JOHN WAR
Rem, of Boston, the father of the late Dr.. JOHN
c. WARREN Ifthis is so, 1t is a remarkable
circumstance that the young lady should be con.
nected with the first prominent martyr of the
American Revolution, and with the frat COM
missioned officer slain in the conflict of 1861.
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A BaIcK.-The Toledo Times tells the fol

A BRIcK.-The Toledo Times tells the fol
lowing yarn:
Barney McMullen is brick. He some
times feels "some military" and dons his mill
tary rig, coat, sword, epaulettes, cap and am Q
Che was formerly member of the Shield
Guards, when that gallant company was in ex-
istence,) and sallies forth on the street to show
that he is a gallant soldier in daring and cour-
age Thus dressed a la miIataire, yesterday
morning, he was proceeding along one of our
streets, when he met q strapping big darkey,
and the first salutation that Barney gave him
was to let the said darkey have one of his
"maulers" in the face, which made the claret
run from the aforesaid darkey's countenance
For this Barney was arraigned before the May.
or, and on being asked what provocation the
darkey gave him, for thus giving him such a
severe military sllute, he re)lied "Plase
your Honor, | owed the niger one; I consider
that he is the cause Of oil our troubles, 80 gave
him kind of a smeller on his physignominy,
to show my resentment" Barney was fined
SlO, including costs, which of course he paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
the other ateamera here haye ateam ur. read,

the other steamers here have steam up, read,
to depart at moments notice.
Additional troops have been ordered tt
Chambersburg, indicating an early advance OF
harper's Ferry. Probably an attack will take
, place Tomorrow.
: Measures have been taken to ascertain i'm
mediately how many OF the three months men
will remain during the war. The result will
decide the Administration relative to calling
out a new levy
There seems no doubt that Beauregard Is pre-
pairing for an advance upon Alexandria.
The Postmaster at Memphis refusing TO dis
tribute the mails, the Postmaster General or
dered the Memphis Office to be discontinued,
and all postmasters to forward to the Dead Let.
TER ofhce all matter directed to Memphis.
lt having been reported that a quantity of
arms was stored at Havana under the British
nag for the Confederates, a letter received from
our Consul says the matter previously engaged |
his attention, and that it is impossible to land |
there two hundred thousand rifles, as stated
Inc government Of the Island would not permit
Illicit Importation to such an amount of arms.
Spanish House ordered from Belgium sew.
eDty thousand rifles for speculation, The house
has failed. The order probably will not be fill.
ed. Our consul is under the impression that
zen thousand rejected Spanish muskets have
'een sent to Southern ports.
A letter received from Lieut.. Craven, of the ,
teamer Crusader, at Key West, says hth as des {
aimed for Government use the steamer Su- |
yannee, belonging to the parties who owned the 8
tusk, which captured the Star of the West.
The bark "Mystic," which caused anxiety,
at Key West, Notwithstanding Southern re-
orts. !,
The rebels made great preparations to attack .
'ickens about May Doth. Previously, Capt.
ADAMS informed Bragg that the port was strict
blockeded. Bragg replied that he considered
ne notification a virtual acknowl wledgment of the
Independence of the Confederate States, toll
APT. Adams to consider the Fort closed against
IL United States vessels, and that he would not
ermit any to enter except dispatch boat with in
white flag. n :"
In the Prize Court session at Washington to- 70
ay' several vessels were returned to her own. eI
s.
The Postofice Department received COPY of lo
eagan's Confederate circular, instructing 10
ontnern Postmasters to retain all mail bags, .,
eks, Keys, stamps and all property connected =
TN the postal service, and the ledger accounts
to the 18th of May, showing the final balance =.
their possession. sa
military matters to-day at Washington are
nducted with unusual caution. Reliable In. stl
'mation is unattainable. ooll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
Cincinnati Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 8.
me principle feature Of grocery market TODAY was
OF large amount Of coffee In lots at TO
The prices are much rner, and on the advancing scas
MoLAsLEs-Is inactive and dull at 3O93Io Tor cy,
way. NN'' ~ 'mAi'
fLouh-The market remains about as II has been re.
ported OF. superHne was perhaps trhe more saleabe
.oday' put II easier buying than selling at the quota
ETtra W Tor family, and thence to IS % for Family.
mhEAr-Had dull market at 90@g3 for Red
to 81 llOfor White and 81 Is for choice Kentucky
CoRN-Was sold at 2ee, and distiers are not disnos
Gu 70 pay any higher figures, though sellers will moi
very readily accept lower figures than 30c, =
yALs--are not marketable at over Q5c Ia buik
bAhLEf-Was sold to-day to limited exrent nj 40
we'll. ~ -Nse'ueu a. "oiDl
RYE-Is held firmly at SIC.
mMlshf-was In better request to-day, and more
readily commanded l2c.-Otn Com. June 6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
From Cairo.

CAIRO, ILL.,, June 8.
General Prentiss, having learned that some
Kentucky secessionists had established a caml
at Elliott's Mills, KY, ten miles from here, sem
two companies to that place. When they ar
rived, the enemy had fed.
Colonel Wickliffe, who represents ,Kentucky
in a semi oficiall character, visited General
Prentiss to- day for the purpose of protesting
against this invasion of Kentucky soil. Gen
Pfentiss showed several letters from the west
ern part of the State, asking protection from
rufianism, and declared it his intention to
send troops In whatever direction and upon such
soil as his government ordered.
Israel blanchard, another secession sympa,
thizer, living near Carbondale, has been arrest
ed, and sert to Springfield for trial for treason,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

,.. CHICAGO, June 6.
The board of trade adjourned at an early houl
To-day, until Saturday, as mark Of respect "a
the memory OF the late Senator Douglas.
The banks Of the city will also be closed TO-
morrow.
Flour dull; wheat firm at 72c for No. /; corn
frner at SSS SSc saoat for yeiESow oats quiet Re-
900 corn. Shipments: 5000 bbls flour; $1,000
bush wheat; 10000 corn Freights firm; for
corn 61b for wheat to Buffalo. Exchange on
N. Y. half per cent. discount for gold.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

U Phillippi, the site of the Secession camp
which was taken on Monday, is the county town
of Barbour county, Va. 1t is situated near the
foot of the Alleghenes, on Tygart Valley river,
about twenty miles south of Grafton, which is
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
From LouisviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, May 6.
The Captains Of the briggs John Adams
Panama, and the schooner Mermaid, captured
off the mouths Of the Mississippi by the priva-
teers, passed through here, bound eastward, to
day. They represented that they knew moth.
ing of the letters Of marque, and supposed theil
captors to be pilots.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

AcouIA CREEK.-Acquia Creek, the location
of the battery that has been attacked by the
United States ships, is small river in Stafford
county, Va, flowing into the Potomac, fifty FIVE
miles below Washington. The river Is navi-
gable for short distance by small craft, and is
connected with Washington by steamboat
line, and with Richmond by the Richmond,
fredericksburg g. Potomac Railroad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
From Chambersburg,

CHAMBERsBuRo, June G.
Clinton Reutch, wealthy secessionist, was
shot last night by Union man, at Williams.
port. Reutch boasted that he could whip any
Unionist living.
All news concerning the proposed advance of
troops IS strictly prohibited by the commanding
General, Several regiments are hourly ex-
pected' Inc troops are eager to meet the enemy.
a forward movement will certainly begin to NOR.
row.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
from FOTtress MonrOe..Engngom
HHssIMeen the Harriet Lame and a
virginia battery. = " -
'oRTnEss MONROE, June 5.

MIA DALrimOREi June0.V
This morning, the Harriet Lane exchanged
about 5O shots with the Pig Point battery, near
y opposite New Point News, on James river
She received two shots and had five men wound.
ed severely. She was about q of mile from
the battery. Having seven embrasures which
disclosed heavy pieces, two of the Harriet
Lanes shells burst Immediately over them
The night before last, five companies went
nearly to the half.way.house between Hampton
and Yorktown.
Gen. Butler has spent the day at New Poi ut
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

U The Directors of the Penitentiary have
awarded the contract for supplying stone, &C.,
for the erection Of a storehouse, to BENJAMIN
STUTTLER, of Franklinton, and the contract for
tin-roofng the foundry to ST. CLAIR & ScorT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

PA friend in conversation with Rogers said
81 never put my razor in hot water, as find II
Injuries the temper Of the blade" "No doubt
Of IT," said the poet, "show me the blade that
would not be out of temper, If plunged into hot
water "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
Boiler Explosions i'm Bellevue.

BELLEVUE, June 6.
The boiler of ]. B. Higbo & Co.'s steam -four
mill bursted this P. M. The engineer, ]. M.
Ferry, and the head miller, Mr.. Thos. Irwin,
were fatally injured. The building in which
One end of the boiler was thrown against
house, crushing It completely through. None
OF the inmates we're injured. The interior of
the mill ia not much damaged.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

GT Two new Companies of volunteers ar.
rived in the city last night, and went into quar-
ters at Camp Jackson
Three or four Companies of three years. vol.
unteers, from Camp Dennison, passed through
the city last night, on visit to their homes, on
furlough.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

10 The Commissioners OF Cuyahoga county
have appointed A. M. BURKE County Treasur.
er, to fll the vacancy occasioned by the death
of his brother, HARVEY BURKE, the late Treas
urer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
cleveland Market.

June 5, 1861
FL0UR-sales Of 95 bbls white double extra a. AZ IN
IS 25. w "AN i0' '"i' 10 u
WHEAT.Remalns extremely dull. Miers are hold.
track at III O1, and car good white at Al "a VA
cept for small lots. '' Va
OAT5-Dull at CSC.
at Hc. ." ~ Anu ~ u"
BUTTER-Duli. Sale OF 900 Bs common packed at
EGGs-steady, with ales at g, sHds9.,
q, MEhieISsies OF ton country-cured Hams and
Shoulders at AMI 7c respectively.
p. fhuirsTDred Apples are very dill at 81, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
From, Boston,

are oa BOSTON, June 6.
The following officers Of the frigate Susque.
hanna, which arrived this morning, have resign.
ed; Commander, Geo H. Hollins; J. N. Barney
lst Lieutenant; also, the Purser and midship-
men. The Susquehanna is now at the Navy
Yard. a, 9 q ssts Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
Robbery at scranton, Pa.

SCRANTON, Pa, June 6.
The banking house of Gillespie, Pierce g. Co.
was entered By burglars last night, and 81 OOO
were taken. They first entered the dwelling
of one of the partners, and got the keys from
his pocket. $4,000 are offered for the apprehen
sion of the burglars.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07

P Governor DENNTsoN, on Wednesday, des-
patched WILLIAM A. PLATr, Esq, Of this city,
with ample powers to furnish the First and Sec
ond Ohio Regiments with all the clothing that
may be needed.