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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

WasHISGToN, July 24.-s5cnator Latham,
by earnest solicitation has obtained, to-
day, an order from the War Department to
raise full regiment of infantry and 500
cavalry, three years volunteers, in Cali
fornia to protect the overland mail, treas
ure and immigration from Carson Valley
TO Fort Kcarncy.
Tie most vigorous measures are being
adopted by the War Department, for the
thorough and complete reorganization of
our army. Old systems will be changed
to practical modes for the better manage
ment OF our forces by provitIng reliable
officers. To this cud, the Secretary of
War has issued general order to-day, that
all the officers OF the regiments will be
subjected to AN examination by board of
military officers. - 1Is M
Up to II O'Clock to-day, nenrly eighty
thousand men have been accepted, and
are ut this moment being morshalled into
service all over the North. Many arc now
in motion on their way to the National
Capitol The energy and well directed eff
forts uf the War Department aud the Cen
erAl-in- Chief, have done much TO restore
confidence.
The prompt appointment of General
Mcclellan, who is now on his way here to
command the grand army, has given sat
istacrion and creNterl great enthusiasm
among the soldiers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

PITTSBURGH, July 24-Gen. McCelien
arrived to-uiGht amidst the firing of can
non. fireworks and other demonstrations.
An immense coucourse met him at the de-
pot, and he was escorted By the military,
iremen and citizens to the Monongahela
llonse, where be was introduced To- the
populace by Judge Shanuou, when he
made felicitouS acknowledgement, which
received enthusiastic plaudits. He leaves
on the IL O'Clock train eastward,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
.zss,pr.us AccIpEST.-we learn that

gssrr.rs Ace'pEsT.-"e lear" ,t1, that
. nan BY the name of Thornton Whil'"-
D'n~ accidentally shot at Eiseman's sa-
az, :, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the other day.
'"T Tr. sounded man was from SOmertOn,
n. was shot with ball from II sharp's
,,,.r and it is thought that tue ball
,,,d through the right lung, producing
a,.I uound. As we understand the mat
,br pistol was in the hands of Mr..
=, man and was discharged accidental
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Ce1ebrated Female Pills


PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from Prescription Of SIR JAMES CLAaKE'
N. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is uuniling in the cure of
all thusc painful aud dangerous diseases which the
female constitution subject. 1t moderates all ex
aud removes all Instructions, aud speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suffice 1t will in hort time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears tho Govern
msnt Stamp ofGreat Britain, to prevent counterteit
r,.,. Pin, ,,S SA y Ek,Isf2I l. 6a,., during
Lhe FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, GsEhcy
are sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other
ttRe they are safe. 9=.e-.ss- .aas.
In all ot Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
the Buck and Limbs. Fatigue slight exertiOn
Paiptuion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed and although powerful remedy. do not con-
tain i'"n caome anthony, or anything hurtfuI to
tile institution. f
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserv
Sole AgcHts for the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late 1 U. Baldwin 4 Col
n. R-Sl,O 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle containing 50
pills by return mail.
Sold by LAUGHLINS BUsnFIELD and t II
LOGAN < 10. Hus3-eod-d&w-ly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
DIVIDENO-

'IIHE President and Directors Of the Fire and
i Marine Insurance Company OF wheelin..' have
dsciarelA dividend of per cent from the piofts Of
Tue lass ak nonthH. payable to the Stock JIers or
their Legal Representative on demand
K. ". HARDING, see'y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
No More Bad Bread
EXCELSIOR
RAKTMG POWnER


MAYHEM THIS ARTICLE Is USED YOU WILL
w always have light and nutritious Bread. Rolls
and Griddle Cakes The dough is ready to bake IA
soon as mixed. Bread or Biscuits made with this
Powder will not turn yellow even should an excess
be added. Ladies who have triSd 1t, say lit is tho
best article they have used" Ask for the lex
celsior Baking Powder"
For sale in quantities 20 suit. by
T. H. LOGAN & Co, Main st. above Quincy. and
LOGAN. LIST & CO, Bridge Cornt jylO
a NIGHT ATTACK
IS frequently made at this season, upon unWary
sleepers, and daylight dawns upon of
blood and carnage" They who would eep secure
from BED BUGS. need only tOuse BUTCHERS DEAD
SHOT. II eSterminates the enemy and hunts the
battle ground afterwards. For sale by
els T. II. LoGAN& CO. and LoGAN. LIST CO.
TINIREaD NATU RE'S SWEET RESTOlIEI;. BAI,IlY
SLREPl-a foeman meets, In the rampant BED
BUG whose nightly raid spares neither age nor sex.
DUrcHEni8 DEAD SHOT H. tn lest Bedbug destroyer
and ri tive in use. They will not stay cuins
wheF been used. ~ 1t and sleep in peace"
j ES and Lod haSA E1s s sc Co.
DIVIDEND.
PEOPLES BANK. July 3, 1851.
TINHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE THIS
day declared dividend Of per cent. on tho
capital stock, paid in, payable to the stockholders
on demand. J. Il. DICKEY.
iy4 cash'r.
FOR THE HAIR.
DROP. WOODS RESTORATIVE Alexanders Sill
ainsan, Mrs. Aliens Re tcrer and Dressing. Dyes
Pomades ard Oils, for sale by
Jylo-d&w and L0GAN, LIST & co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

ST. Louis, July - The Spriugftldc"r-
respondent of tue Democrat, under date Of
the 10th, writes rs follow:
Cots Sirgel aud Solomon are rcorganiz-
ing their regiments for three years service
aud receiving many recruits from this
vicni y The entire force now here is
over 5000, aud nearly all of whsn will
re-rriist Tor years.
Gen. Sweeney with 8 force OF 200 men
will start to-dny for Forsyth, on While
river, ou fancy county.
The balance of Lyons command left
|, Camp Siegel, IL miles northwest of here,
TO- day, and will go to Camp Little York,
10 miles west, on the Mount Vernon road.
Other offensive movements will be made
next week.
McCulloch is still at Camp Walker, Ark,
with 5000 well armed troops. jackson ia
some IL or 10 miles this side, with 10000
poorly armed and undiscipined men.
Forty-nine men from Carroll and Macon
counties. Ark, arrived here on Thursday
last, and enlisted for years.
The home guards here have been reliev-
ed from active duty now and ars harvest
ing their crops.
Much complaint is made Mt the tardiness
with which our troops are supplied with
the necessary stores and provisions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

Rz5- LrEUr MoNsELy, OF the lzt Virgin
ia Regiment, arrived in ihecity last evening
from Beverly. He renorts that The compe-
MES OF the First virginia are being collect
ed together at CIarkshurgh from the differ
cnt posts at which they have been s,a,iou-
ed. The boys in the different companies
of this regiment have not had the pleasure
of seeing each others countenances sluce
they departed for the wars, and will be glad
to get together again. Their time expires
on the 18th Of August, but it is said that
at least two thirds OF them will go in for
the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

os-GgS. GEO. Is. Mcclellan AND STAPF
'sh.J the city from Grafton, early yes
sriay morning.
Gen Mcclellan was serennded in front
%, the MrLure House, and hundreds of
,.arr. collected 10 see him He was in
r. duerd by Governor Peirpoint amid
i,mopslr,Lons OF applause. Gen. McClel-
I'm said he only appeared t" thank the
r.,rI. FIR the gopi will which they had
rfr.t,d Tor himself and his gallant sui
,i.r, in the execution Of the duty assigned
,br,p. H. said they hnd dispersed the en-
-,r and although he was called to nuolil-
.- and more e.pousiblr field OF action,
.tr. l. ad.rs and brave soldiers were lett
,,h.md to protect the people from those
,w would crush them. This protection
you'd he Afforded until the people could
.r. pire arm and protect themselves,
r5,sh he kew they were aJundau;iy able
.ai vii iug to do.
Tnrre cheers were given Tor Gen. Nc
Clean. NJ. jor O.kcs, being Il locker on,
r,.. very much to his establishment, We
nought called upon for speech and the
n nrins decisive and general, he had
saailg to do but to respond, Which he
.ul. ia few appropriate words, urging n
,.rrly Aad thorough military organihs-
tea.
ten. Mcclellan having retired into the
p,h,r, WIS introduced To II large number
ii ladies' aud gentlemen. He lett ycSter-
d,y fur Wellington, By way of ittsburgh
al Bdtimore. The following cores
.oaieace took place between the General
,sI Nlyor Sweeney
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
Mayors OFFICE.
WHEBLrYG, JULY 24th, 1861.


~. Gen. Geo b, .NcCleILaH, q. S. a.,
sal hI'e been very generally called
s;,a hy our citizens, to arrange upon their
tad! some demonstration Indicative of
De aith respect aud honor in which they
81 you.
He.nily concurring in their wish, de-
aetoe'hsu t your pleasure. whether you
'l aecepta civic escort from your hotel
. the d.pit of the Z. <. P. r L.
AN very respectfully,
Your OG't serv't,
\. J. sweeney, Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

JEFFEnsoN Cry July 24.-A resolution
vas adopted in The State Convention to-
day instrncting the State Treasurer to tn:,ke
a statement at the earliest moment of whit
monies there were in the Ire ,sury. Also
whit amounts had been expended since
the adjournment of the last Legislature
and for what purpose. asl9sy
Col. McNeil's regiment left here this
evening for St. Louie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

ErontI. E=aztiner, lSo.JoIE, u. ~
They have been tested in n,nyo than thoaGtsI
casos, with entire EucCe9G. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

E~oz. IL. RTss:;.t r. n tc.,r,,t, c7saodeo, III @ q
Nc heartily sndnrss AZ. sI,aidius. aud his "a
riyaIlnd CsP:.slt: PllE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

Er6rI re D:J=oc-:t, lX CEozAi, MINI.
ly"n are. have bc~a troubled with tho hoSd-
s:ha EsTd for box tcsp!ilo pilI%l that you may
have ;heED In case Of an attack. --l'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
t,o.. IL. I...et.rr..rr, gsers. j. ID "a VI

CepIaIic Pills the obecI for szhief they
made, viz: e-of headache IN siits foru,s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

LOUISVILLE, July "A speriaIdispatch
to the Memphis Argus from Richmond of
the 23d says BeeuregarI- commanded on
the right at Manassas and Johnson on the
left.
Sherman's battery is captured.
Benuregnrd's horse was carried from I'M
der him.
Generals Barton, of Georgia, and Bee,
of S. c., are killed.
The Lynchburg regiments are cut to
pieces. s.-e7.
The argus editorialIv says Gov. jack
snn recently addresseda number of Missuu-
rims now forming into regiment neaT
that city, who were equipping rapidly 10
return to Missouri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

Etorl 1s Raratstd TsI!sy Sar, Kame1sha, T-.
We Gr4snrs that persons sI'f oring with the head
schs = ho try thein, viii tick 70 them. ma er
FSoV, .hs Daiiy AcseS, 4Setgpro., H. l.
CArhGite rills are taking this place Of all kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

: HCUNUNIN. 1900 N
iEE-'A sTr7Ga IS TyHE EASEs NM
As accidents viii hsPPsn, even In well ragulatsd
families, 1t is desirable 70 have sORe eheap End
convenler; way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
CRY, &C. 80 80 .r1s sj-f go
= = sPALDINGs PREPARED GIcK -.
me 6ts ali such emergencies, aud no AanEeiiold eap
sEuEd he withontit- -1tis nigsYs really and W
to the zticking point. g 49,
s.UsEFuL n EPHRY HoUsBHi
n. Bra BEush AesOppAnies each sot.ls- eFteN
rs centA.f hdGyesSI -. "a sl4ssffil5f.
eegey HENRY 9. sPALpIHt4s si ~
No. IS CEDAR Street. Ns< YsEk.
F'F - e ~ y -Zyl----- = = . R-segs3 -
l0@. s,las.g IOAuTIOEs = is,s.se .,.e5.
Ascertsfa unscrupOlOnB peTscnk are atteuptsngto,i
Jain - on the unsnSp6ctng P9Stse, limitations OF
/ my. RED GbU yg6ald cantinn Al parsons
/ H. " auiile before Pfehasias Snd ses that y fat
Alue slaa lrl ts1t9G !lii Af1afs s1{1a1 It
kg G4~SpALDINGS PREPARED Give "a
L 90 Tie id5sitss tstvysst a' 'slslga .Ice S'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

EEr1 single bottle of SPALDISG's PItEPARElI
GLUE will Eavs ten times iiscost annualiy-tA Z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
sPAbDlNG's PRBrARED GuUEH J

sPALDINqa PREPARED GLUgI !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25

Holland :. Bittsrs .
DYSPEPSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Aeue, &c.
TuE successful introduction and uss of this esit-
brated lIeniey has been the signal for literal aocl
or r,Tnu0unrs called "BitteFs, cffered IN various
forms, from quart bottle to nyegallon kes, unit!
or some yiilsnois whisky mixture
lut the rOlly geat relief derived from the Ininuss
dos, ons tU1ppoonful, Of our medicine.
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BITEERs,
oal nc rrrs e5seaol IF Stsr ErstrtioF., has sata-
q euunterfsl's have filCd to undermine II g posi-
tIvvy SetaGle preparation, with barely se6S4shs
but cue sfzs Of the genuine, QIHlsPtns Bottisal
It IS medicine Of lone,trisl efficacy for RrStfr7
tie Booi. 20 esseatial for t.a foundation Of sool
health md Cor oorrectlng disorders of tho sto1a>s
ard bowels
salu;ary effects The stomach Will speedily TEain It's
strength, healthy action Of the liver, towels anil
i.NIneys viii soon take paes and renewed health be
the quick result
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaTe'S Holland BitterS.
Tor HEARTBURN, Try
B9rhaYe'S Holland BitteFS.
For ACID1TY, Try
BGrhaye's Holland BitterS.
For, wATERBRAsH, Try
9 B@rhave's Holland BitteFs.
For HEADACHE, Try vs3s
BerhaYe's Holland BitteTs,
For Loss OF APPETITE. Try
BRrhaYe's Holland BitteTs.
For CosTIvENEss. Try
BGrhaVe's Holland BitterS.
For PILES, Try
BerhaYe's Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous, Rheumatic, and NeurniEle AffSe-
tons. It has in numerous instances proved highly
bercfcial and in others effected u decided euro
Read Carefully!
The genuine, highly-coneentrated BdRHEyE;s HoL-
lTTERs is put up in half pint bottles only, and
rrtailed mo Dollar PER hottie. The great demand
for this truly celebrated medicine has induced many
limitations. which the public sDonld guard against
purchasing.
I3r,c1re ofinTostionl Sc that HaEEe Is on 1e
laid Of cry Jottie you bay 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-25
RGr RAILROAD coLl1s1os MEn

R RAILROAD CoLLIs1oS Two MEH
KtLLEp AND SEVERAL orHtrs ISJuREp.-
AtrAin of cars from the Cleveland & Pitts
burgl Railroad and a trim from tie Fl.
Wayne & chicago road, on Tuesday even
ing. met on bridge in Allegheny CITY.
The locomotive, baggage cars, and two
passenger cars of tie Cleveland train had
passed the bridge, and the locomotive and
tirst and second cars of the Fort Wayne
train were passing oyer it, when it gave
way, precipitating the hitter engine to the
ground below, some thirty feet distance,
dragging with it the first car SO that it
caught against the abutmeut with the for
ward end resting upon the ground below,
aud turning the second car bottom up
wards also on the ground a short distance
from the base of the nbutment. The Sec
Oud car was complete wreck. The en-
gieeer and fireman of the Fort Wayne To-
connective jumped entirely clear from the
train as the locomotive went over, and es-
capped miracuiOasly with but slight inju-
ries.
Two cars of the Cleveland train, which
were upon the bridge when it gave way,
fell part way into the gap, and each hung
upon either side of it--the rear end of the
second one being thrown up bvthc descent
of the forward part, WAS jammed against
the next behind it. Upon the platform of
the third car four men were standing at
the time, and these we're the only persons
upon either train who were seriously in.
jured.
There were upon the train ffty-two
transfers for the United States army, in
charge of Mr.. Douglas White, of Cleveland,
Ohio, with whom they had enlisted for
this brnuch of the government service but
IL few dnys since at Cleveland. and were
on their way to Higerstown. The four
persons crushed upon the platform, as
above stated. were all OF this party Their
names are Geo. II. Sturz pkcr, T G. Tiffa-
ny, Jacob Rourhcr and j. l.. Clifford
S,urEnker aud Roucher were killed, and
Tiffany WAS not expected TO live. Among
tue large nu,uber.of persons on the traius
several were more or less i6iurel.
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3ToUISN mo COODS.-Our st,eS Of siouc1,-
vi lug uOad- of all kinds isvery full anil compleSc
| and We will sell them very cheap for GrEh.
! jeI COOPER 4 SENSENEY.
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SAVE THE PIECES:


5 sPALDINGls PREPARED GLUEl.
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~ HFIDs Prime n. o. Sugar just received and for
~ sHlc by LIST, MORRISON. 4 co.
TtEPUAL3c PILLs--CEPIALIc tILIs-
u just received Z. BOOKING, AgOsrt, Odd Eel
lwS' ltdi Drug Store. 5ec2a
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DARLoR 3IATCHEs.-These matches nave M al
TIL. 4O0AN & ca, aud LOG AN. LIST q 90. =
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To,Iee 10 Mall sUbScrtbers'

~. s,i,b our friends who are sending US
w by mail, for less than year
- .u. out and bear in mind TINS tNrlh OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-15
Sherif's Sale.
francis NJ. Story by his next friend,
(. Mary Story, petitioner, -

Francis NJ. Story by his next friend, ,f-I
Mary Story, petitioner, Superior Court
VS.. [ Franklin county.
Joseph Story Others, respondents. fttf.
DYVlRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ to me directed from the Superior court Of Franklin
county, Ohio Will offer for sale at the door OF tho
Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on +,
Saturday, the 4th day Of January. A. D. 1862,
at one clock, P. NJ, the following described real es
tate, situate In Pleasant township, Franklin county,
Ohio, to witt: lA VEG"
Part Of survey No $500 Of the Virginia Military Sur
yeys beginning at stake IN the southwest corner of the
tract Of land containing one hundred to
Josiah Bevans by Joseph stoyy deed bearing date Nav
q 1885, thence south OK poles stake and four small
hlckories and elm thence east l24 poles to stake n
praire; thence north 67 poles to stake on the west
side Of elm marked corner in the line OF the Kons
lott thence west l24 poles to the beginning coftainbe
fty-two and half acres, more or less; subject to
dover estate heretofore set or and assigned to Mary
described as follows: BEGINNING at stake from which
black walnut l3 inches in diameter hears N. 45k deg
r. 16 links thence 3, deg. W - poles and 90 links
to stake; thence B. e6 deg n. 1874 poles to stake in
the west line OF Yeoans landi thence N % poles and
90 inks to stake in the west side OF elm marked as
corner thence N eo deg. westl24 poles TO tho begin,
ming. 49, ~,ss ~ ,,-..fa
TeRMs or SALE. -0ne third in hand one third IN one
year. and third In two years. With interest from the
| day Of sale, secured by mortgage.
| Appraised at SIS 90 per acre. s,.5Ar AL ~
H7i'r'-f q. w..HUFFMAN. Sheriff,
.io,.1 ia gaifts BY m. DAVIS, Deputy
nov4-dlt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
[REPoRTEp FOR THE ONO sTATEEMAN !

lRRPORTKp FOR THk OHIO hTATkshAh ]
NEw YORK, Dec. IA.
COTTcN-Exoted and decidedly higher; sales Of 1000
bales at 95h@36c for middling uplandS.
FL0UR-slightly favora the buyer, only moderate
demand for export and home consumption sales 200
bbls at IS 955 35 for rjeoed; IS 4095 so for sup.
sate S 65 20 for extra state, IS O095 so for super
fine WESTERN IS 6595 e5 for common TO medium extra
WESTERN IS 9O95 95 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio and o. 050 rs for trade brands do. Cana.
dian -four h trlhe easier with only moderate business
doing; sales Of go barrels at S5 4595 so for super
ane; S5 650D7 so for common to choice extra,
RYE BLoUR-ouiet and steady with moderate sales
at So 5O945O.
CORN mEAL-In fair request sales $50 bbIs at % 25
for New Haven, and So 27H for Brandy.
WHISKY-In fair request with sales Of 125 bbls part
last evening at 2O92l the latter price from store.
WaEAT-Market less buoyant while holders general.
y ar not disposed to accept lower prices; sales IL 800
bushes Chicago spring at u 49, $4,000 bushels norh.
club at 81 0sI 30; $4,000 bushels winter
SI97. ~ = =
RYE-Quiet at e39s5c. ran
BARLEY-Firm; sales 5000 bushels at 7l974c for
Canadian East.
sales 4l00O bushels at 67967 for prime western mixed
ahoat. -
oATs--steady at 4494SK for Jersey Canadian, west
ern and state.
PORK-Quiet and prices somewhat unsettled sales Of
600 bbs at s 959l3 70 for old andnew mess; SO 500
Q for prime.
BEER-Rules quito arm with moderate demand sales
country mesa; Sll 509l2 for repacked mess; Sl3 759
l3 SIX for extra mess. Prime mess beef firm.
BEEF HAMs-Rair demand; sales Of 100 bbls prime
western at SIS.
BAooN-5ides In good demand; sales Of AIS boxes at
20 for Cumberland cut middles 7hc short ribbed do
7Ho for long clear do.
OUT MEAT5-Dull and lower; sales at 3z94K for
shoulders, and 4h96ko for hams.
LARD-More actvej sales $50 bblS chiefly for future
delivery at 6k@9Ac.
BUTTER-L.ss active and scarcely so firm, with sales
at 1l916c for Ohio and 16@22 for state. tVt
CHEEsE-A shade easier with small sales at s. 5Z96c.
SUGAR-Llttle more doing In raw but prices without
material changei sales OF e98 hogsheads Cuba at 7h@
sxc; e3hogsheads Demeran eci e5l hogsheads Melado
on private terms
M0LAssEs-Quiet with sales Of 30 hogsheada Barba.
does at S53S; 10 hogsheads Porto Rico at 40 and by
auction to-day 100 hogsoeads at 3437K 30 bbs Cuba
Muscavado at 26ko. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-15

man who shall stand as an exemplar before the
youth Of our city; one who not only has tech
nical and catechetical acquaintance with the
moral law, but one who has saOing knowledge
Of the ten commandments.
Willnott the superintendent and acting quo
rum Of the School Board fnd, when too late,
that they, too, have been insanely invoking
spirits they have no magic to lay7 When the
recurring elections come round will not the
defaulteIs in trust Of the public confidence find
that they are elected to stay at home' Will
they not learn that playing with the edged tools
Of reputation is dangerous' Will not the su.
perintendent find that new Board, which he
cannot Warp TO his selfish purposes, will say to
him in cruel parody, "Your services, sir, are no
longer required"7 1l ECIL.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 49,