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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad Company

VTyHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad f,,,,ranx
l. viii transport FREE OF CHARGE against the
Company, all Volunteer Companies Supplies and Nu-
ntions Of War; intended for the defence of the South
The Commanding Officer viii be required TO furnish
the Forwarding Agent with Certificate showing the
number OF men and tonnage OF freight SO transported
ms proposition will not apply individuals but is
confined TO organized companies.-
mayl-1w E w. COLE. SAINT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
an utter prOstration Of trade witch the South

an utter prostration of trade with the South
Immediately.
Postal matters as to letters are entirely sus
pended. II is supposed that newspapers will
come from the South here till the lat Of July,
and then be discontinued. -
The steamboat Maduro, from St. Louis TO
Cincinnati, exploded boiler Aue, near this city,
yesterday. VIM. Cox was fatally scalded, and
Two coal boatmen were drowned.
Leonard Streif, appointment German Of Frank.
tort, Ky, publishes an address to bis country
men, advising them to beware of all tricks of
the disunionists, and to stand firmly by the
Union they have sworn to support, and vote for
the Union men and measures.
Three citizens Of Louisville, detained
at Memphis, undertook to walk here,
and were arrested twice, and one
was hung. They saw near the road man ly
ing helpless and In dying condition, with bis
head shaved and hs ears and nose cut off. His
crime was being Of Northern birth.
The Macon Telegraph says q company of vol
anteers at Portsmouth were arrested for voting
for the Union. j. - re-
The Louisville Journal of this morning ac-
,uses the secessioDists with taking the oath to
support the Constitution, 30 as to obtain arms,
u the same time claiming the oath as not bind
ng. h.lN. bt 1-iry J.saN
. The Nashville papers yesterday report that at
Bethel twelve hundred confederates under Col. |
Magruder, repulaed 5000 Federals, with 100 |
lead on the field! sIa$G iAeAF s.s,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
Cincinnati Market.


IN ne produce market Trade 10 Leary at stand SILL
1LoOhEDrags and cannot be sold excepting by max
ng conessons and scarcely them since thoss who offer
20 all would draw Of II their offers were likely to
be readily accepted. n " 2T ~ "
,WhEAT-Was In less request than yesterday but not
changed In price, 1t will be buta short lime sre
receipts OF new KentuoI y will bs announced and the
premise a,to quantity aud quality s that It will be
arEe sso nfst rate Some interest Is expressed as 10
whs may be the prices for IT, but conjecture has not
much VI basis for calculation. 1t would SEEM how.
ever from the present condition Of the nsriet for flour
thAt mere 10 DO reason 70 expect much II an; variation
from present prices The stock Of old wheat n armers
nlnos north OF the Ohio, 10 thought to be still pretty
large and such demand there may be for those prne
grades OF Kentucky White when it shall be Ct for grind
ing VIII oe 'inly to use the fancy qualities Of
mn n,Gr not Tor 'upplyinga large ndiscriminate de.
CORN very dali and dlstiiIers lower their bids
@9o. per bnihel, Offering only e6927o. - =
OATs-Are very inactive at 25c. tiAt sAA 81 L'
BARLEY AND hYE-Are inactive, though there
have during the last few days. been some transactions
IN the latter; eti the demand was mot sucb as to
WHIsKY-Was In fair request to-day. and the price
was advanced to leKc.-Oyn. CON-, June 13h, {
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
From MissourI.

.s 49,, 49, iat Z. ~ - ST. LOUIS, June l3.
The western end Of the Os,ee Bridge. on the
Pacific Railroad, nine miles this side Of JtfYer.
son City, was also burned yesterday, and the
Barrett will be brought before U. 8. Com mis.
sioner Hickman to-day for examination,
The Other. prisoners will be brought from the
Arsenal, and be arraigned at the same time,
Six companies of Col Sigel's Regiment of
volunteers, belonging to Gen. Lyons Brigade,
LEFT here last night for Rolla, the terminus OF
the South west branch of the Pacific Railroad.
and four additional companies of the same Reg.
tion. ...--.''t d, -, -
Squads of troops will be stationed to protect
the different bridges of the route, but the main
BODY OF the force is designed for action in the
southwestern part Of the State.
The Pacific Road and telegraph lines will be
placed under the protection of the Federal
Every effort will be made to render them eff.
feotive. .t,a-t 30 :. - - 90
Three steamers are now at the Arsenal, tas-
ing on troops. whose destination is supposed 70
be Jefferson City. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
THE MARKETS.
New YORK darlIst

| lTElEeAAfHrD roR TIE OHIO sTArsMAn
FL0UR-Ieayy and unsettled "a iSSn; s,o June 70.
shippers are buying to moderate extent a die Ssc
while the trade refuse to purchase more than
70 ,uppIy their most pressing wants Bales Of ~ sOt
q s ol pefss ss % e.
% % TT TT common % medium extra Western, IS ass
n sss ,Ss ssnpPing " brands extra round and
and unsettlei. Canada Hour in limited reouss ~ s.
,,eesi sales G. 500 bbs at ~ s57 50 for inferior to
RYE PLoUR-seIlipr SLOWLY at "a ,oaA m '''ls
CORN MEALLHeavy snd lower: ~ n,ss ~ W; soo ,h,.
Brand wine at 81 05a3 so. ~ wv DO''
,WhIsKY--ohly In moderate demand; sales OF 500
WHEAT-sprns wheat In fair reouest for. ex,o,t a,
full prices, while all other kinds rue heavy win 49,
srd tsndeSey @ sales Of 40 ooobu chicago spring at gO
zo00O bu unsound Milwaukee CLUB At 0Oc0aSl On:
2VOoO bu sound do.at 81 0aBI 10; % 400 bu amber
Iowa and Wisconsin 1901 49, 20 500 bu winter red
1901 Is; 1880 bu white Western at Sl 35ai AZ
hfEIQget; sales Of 1000 bu at CSC. -,
BARLEY-Dull at 55@65c. 80
CORN-In fair request for home eonsumn,iop /, .na
In moderate demand for export; market closed ItIe
eaer sales Of i5s 4u at 3GaSsc Tor damaged nsw
mixed western; 4Oe44c for sonpd DO. ~ Tsf - , :
OATs-ln limited request at 30s32c for wester rn and
canadian, and 32kD33 for State. W.
more sctive and shade lower for prime
sales q sao bbs st SIS for for repseEed
BEEF-oontnues quite dull; sales Of 100 bbs at s4a
so for prime: IS sOs 90 do mess; siO soDii for eS
ira mess pr ne mess beef dull and and unchanged beef
hams dull and lower sales Of 100 bbls at SIS 754 so
for western. 7E tll7' - w. w
SHT MhATs.More steady, sales Of 40 packages at
'@SN ter Shoulders, e@e,lc for hams.
bed middles atSc 80 F'r s'-.'i' 'i'
/ LARD-Dull, sales Of l75 bbls At 1-qcdao l-2o.
gtata. - SS-''' -" NN''' 'oi
oHEEsE-steady at a@sc. .sgul
C0ffEE-Firm for good qualities with fair bu,iness
doing other descriptions Without Important change IN
pfces and In moderate request Of 200 bags Rio at
la Is l.2c 500 bags Lsguayora at l3XDI4c 500 bags
java at 10 oX@IIe; and 100 bags Marca6o aa i4Ke.
400 tierces st l-2c16 l-2c cash. y
sUsAh-Raw continues In good request prices have
agan adyaneed 20 per pound sales OF 2760 hhds at "a
oci CUBA 5@o l2; Porto Rico ia boxes; Havana 2@
J; $50 hhds Melado at 30. y =
MoLAssES-Holdey still very firm; we notice sales
q zS bbb o. at 3Q@3o 90 hhds Porto Rico at 49, ~
hhds Cuba Muscavado At 10. -
i, ,sTOCkS.Qniet but prices again higher, @ &sch 50
~; * Is; Lac Mil grants 0; N sinking fun
fiVa Us ~; La54: Ga So; N SIX; Mo 37k; Ten 35K
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
The Western Virginia Convention,

| -ANbAAAAU
-, - In. i. ay. WHEELING, June l3.
Court room. 81 ..s so 80
| circular was read by a member. sunnosed
to emauate from Mr.. rBrannon, Senator from
Lewis county, addressed to the patriots Of
Northwestern Virginia, denouncing the Wheel.
Ing Convention as an attempt to divide the
State, and attach this portion to miserable
Black Republican State, or form the same into
new and Insignificant free State; and calling
upon oil opposed TO being tackled to the tail end
o. Republican despotism, to send delegates to
convention to be held at Lewisburg, Green
brier county, on the first Monday In july. to
enter protest against the reasonable scheme.
and take such other action as may be Thought
proper, after knowing the result of the Wheel.
ing Convention. .F N .f-
This circular is productive of no effect what.
ever. s+ ~ ~.
Mr.. csflile, Chairman Of the Committee on
Business, reported declaration, reviewing the
unhappy condition of the State, setting forth
the usurpations OF the Richmond ConS ention,
Offering bill OF rights, repudlating alliance
win the Southern Confederacy, and vacating
the offices OF all who adhere to IL, whether leo
islative, executive or judicial. s0TsI
The reading Of the declaration was listened
to with profound interest. Not a dissentinv
opinion was expressed. It was made the special
order for tomorrow. ~. -, 90
Mr.. Paxton. Of Ohio county, offered a reso.
luton setting forth the grievances long suffered
by Western Virginia and declaring their iuten.
tion never to submit to the Ordinance of Seces.
sion, but to maintain their rights in the Union
Adopted, -7'
Mr.. Frost, of Jackson, offered resolution
calling upon all persons in rebellion, especially
"a arms, 70 Immediately disband and return to
ther allegiance to the Constitution of the Uni
ted States. ,-sas go . s7ss .l.r---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
MURDER About ten o'clock on w ednesday
eqaninn kun m an narnnd Enrrx o. .nnna., a..


MURDER About ten o'clock on Wednesda,
evening. two men, named FELIX CLAPRooD ant
JOHN SCHWARTZ, entered the beer saloon o.
pAvIp SHADE, on High street, opposite the
4 eCourt- house, and CLAPRooD called for two
glasses Of beer, which were furnished. He
then requested SHADE to charge the beer, which
',lsthe latter refused, and demanded his pay.
CIAPhooD said he had the money, but would not
pay Upon this SHADE, reaching across the
, counter, caught him by the throat with one
hand, and with the other, drew from under the
counter corn cutter, with which he dealt
cLArRooD d blow on the head, cutting through
bis hat, and sinking the blade, through the
skull into the brain. Withdrawing the blade,
7 the wretehed man dealt his victim another blow
Untbe left side of the neck, raevefing arteries
. ana tinetsa sd0s ,s4a1t VI es3 ~ nssj i1F9;it
- ~. % igrluf 49,. tsysI ~ ne lr-rtyc4u '.-l .
/, "a, CIAfRooD died yesterday morning The
murderer was arrested in his own house., on
the same night on which he committed the
bloody deed, and is how inj Jail on the charge Of
murder. '' 's'N '''-'se2 va sTisnr IT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

General s,ott says he Is not afraid Of any
advance OF the Rebels.
No apprehensions are felt that the Rebels can
make anything like successful demonstra ton
against Washington. - tTTT-
Col. Megs to-day accepted the President's
Commission as Quarter Master General and
entered upon the duties Of bis Office.
Mai. SIbley has been assigned TO the same
Department. with the Brevet of Colonel.
-. Collector Barrey, Auguste Belmont, and Mr..
Cisco. OF New York, had long and friendly
with the President to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

,opq IHE TWENTY THIRD REoIMEsT-This Regi-
, menthasjust been organized at Camp Jackson fol
the three years. service. Its field officers are
.., a, Colonel, W. 8. RosEcRAss; Lieutenant, STAN
~ 'Irr MATrHrws, Major E, b.. HAgrs. The
- following are the companies comprising 1t,
Captain McIlrath-- Company A, Cuyahoga CO,
--sli'." NGiddsngs- Company B, Ashtabula CO.
.,.. '' ',, skiles-5Company c, Crawford co.
LoveiOy-Company D, Cuyahoga co.
r- .r =. 70 Zmmerman-Comp' E, Mahoning 90,
1. I" a, Candy Company F, Logan co. .7'S
socum--Company G, Ashland co. l,'
n . iDrake-Company Fl, Holmes co. ,i'a
I'LL. sgYMoore, Company /, Lake co. lr-
-..,r-=H Howard-C Company X Lorain co. y.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
Movements OF Troops toward Harp.
-er's Ferry.

-, ~. HA1EhsT0WNl June IL.
F. Gen. Cadwallader and staff reached Green
castle to-day. He takes command of the Diyi-
sion which will cross the Potomac at Williams.
port, or at some other ford near that place. tal
Col. Keim commands the Division which
moves through Hagerstown and Sharpsburg on
ths Maryland side, and directly opposite the
Ferry. -
The 4th Brigade has reached point 3 miles
below Greencastle. -
Gen. Patterson will remove his head quarters
soon to this place. S.'1
Active work israpidly approaching. ~
Col Mills commands the 4lh Brigade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
From Louisville.

- LOUISVILLE, June 10.
DR.. Urban attempted to raise q Secession flag
over his dwelling to day. Mayor DELPHI gave
him notice that be would not answer for tho
and he desisted. -
A large crowd Of Union men had assembled
near, many Of whom we're armed.
Garpett Duncan, father Of Blanton Duncan.
who 10 at Hsrper's Ferry, 10 of opinion there is
truth In the rumor Of the Intention Of the
Kentuckisna at Harper's Ferry to desert In a
body. .-'t ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
Aspect OF Affairs in Mis.
sr. Louis. Inna Ia

n -. " ST. LOUIS, June IL.
The United States authorities at the Arsenal
have been for weeks advised Of the attempts to
enlist trecrults for the Southern army. On Mon.
day night, the steamer Platte Valley was dc.
tanned AZ Duncan's Island battery, and sixteen
persons, selected from some two hundred pass
epgers, were taken prisoners. Thirteen of them
subsequently, were released. Those still held are
Col. VIM. J. Pfeston, Edmund A. Pignens and
Edward Bennerhsssett. A - 4 ,,.s -, -
o. w. Barrett, brother Of the late Congress-
men Barrett, Of this District, was arrested for
sileged treason. II Is said the proofs against
aim are atrong, and that other prominent indi-
viduals are Involved In the charge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
Further Accounts OF the Great Beth.
~ l'o lt- ''si ell Fight
rUHTHkBB WUNH0E, June III
Via BALTIMORE. Inna IL. (

ip lsilg. .-0.D7- Via BALTIMORE, June 10.
Further accounts of the Great Bethel affair
say, that on the disappearance Of the Federal
troops, the whole force Of the enemy, fearing
an attack under better auspices, left their en-
trenohmsnts and hastily Withdrew toward York.
town, carrying away their, artillery and burn
ing the adjacent buildings. .5
j. The Captain of the Zouaves, with their As.
s,stant Surgeon, to oday have gone to Great
Bethel, with flag Of truce and bearing let
ter from Gen. Butler respecting the burial of
the dead. They have not yet returned. n
Mel. Winthrop fell mortally wounded In the
arms Of q Vermont volunteer. He was Aid
and acting Secretary to Gen. Butler, and author
Of the brilliant Seventh Regiment article in
The June Atlantic Monthly. ~. -.
Brigadier General Pierce has not vet given en-
official account of the unfortunate affair. ssT
The weather is intensely hot. .....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

General McCLELLAn's command has been
again extended SO as to include the State Of
Missouri. The Generals Department now in
clndes Western Pennsylsania Western Virginia,
Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Mis-
souri,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
CIRCULAR 10 FEDERAL CoIIcc,o,,.

.qlc .s, s WASHINGTON, June l3.
Secretary Chase has just addressed another
circular 70 the Collectors Of Customs, referring
to the Instructions Of the Cd of May, prohibit
Ing the transmission OF muniuons Of var, uro-
visions.or other supplies. 10 parties In insur-
rection against the United States. They are
further instructed to exercise the utmost vigil
ance In arresting and OBTAINING all merchandise
of what ever character. \ ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

III fnIoi y9eiio go f1ilgl1s.la .i4 s.etg13
THE LATHE GIAsr--Not Douglas, nor Breck.
lnridge, nor even "Old Abe" but JAMES PYLE q
Dietetic Saleratus, that in Its own department.
possesses more strength and purity than all OF
them. All other kinds are pigmies to It. De-
pot, $40 Washington Street, New York. Sold
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

Mas. PARrTsoroS .says the sesss tiOn women
! are as bad as the sessation men, aud for her
. part, she don't see why the Government should
s., be satisfied With merely suspending The maies,
! 10 the South. -. ~, .-L.- a..aA--.s /. ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

The FIFTH RnoIMEsr,-This Regiment has
reselecfed W. s, DusNiSo Colonel, and J. H.
PArRIok Lieutenant Colonel. w. GAsKlLL was
elected Major in place of Major LONG. The
Regiment was mustered into the service yea.
terday, ,grg. sIu5se-f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

q Ut Capt. PATTERSON, late member. Of the
Legislature, arrived yesterday at Camp Jack.
SsouS with . company of 100 men, from, Adams
o'anty. LISA frat class company.
We understand there are thirty three compa-
nes in camp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

BhiDoEs. We call the attention of business
men. to the advertisement in another column, OF
the County Commissioners. for proposals for
building bridges in this county. o.. al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

The levy for eopnty purposes, this year, ex-
elusive of the assessment for the support of vol
" pnisefs,is three e;twentieths Of mill less than
-&A5last year's levy. 4 ~, staB hSA@
Kog7 The city eVy-for city purposes, this year, is
three and one half cents less on. the $1OO than
Eat Saa wac iast year. 4. "a. lss s ID g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

.EIF Two companies Capt. HALL's, Of 80 men.
from Tfumbnll county, and, Capt, fiowARDs, Of
20 men, from Lorain-arrived in the city on
Tuesday, and proceeded to Camp Jackson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

Common PLEAs.-Yesterday morning, the
luryin the case of REIN PARKER returned q
verdict of Guilty Of assault and battery only"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

N The American Express Company has our
thanks Tor it's daily fayors in the shape ofthe
very latest eastern papers. -, a.'s7' =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
GRInp RAPIDS. Mich lima "a

OkkND KAfIDs, Mich, June I3
The third Michigan Regiment, ten huudred
and forty slx men, left this morning for the seat
Of war. They AREA saplendid body Of men,
fully armed and equipped, and ready for active
service.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
Oissoland Market.

sLcIR ~ s9 sales 50 sbls Xxx red inhian
WREAT--No sales Of any kind reported In the morn
OATs-Dnll at Gle. LIILNss.l lIL
MESS poRK-narkst weak at slO sOfor No. Mess.
E5Gs-eteady at 698Kc. ~ 20 -
LARD-Dull at eK99c. ' '''s- hnaF - |''
HIGHWINEs-sale 50 bbls at lac, ~ - !.
BEANs-A prime article Of small white Navy Is In fair
demand al Si91 rs perbush. Mixed and inferior quail.
ity range from Sc down to 500. '''' = +
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cT ,.,. .,g CELEBRATED AZ
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A sure Remedy for NxuRALen, RHEuMAT1sM, GoUr,
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FoR DELIRIUM TRnfKiw It Is most perfect remedy.
Ton BOWEL OoNPLAnsrs after removing the pain II acts
as physic most important contrast with the conspa
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10 Physicians Formulas and Trial Bottles will be sent
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q ihe Adams Express Company places us daily
%nder obligations to 1t for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
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tPoBt's Special,

Intense excitement exists In consequence Of
iumors that the Rebels are marching on Wash.
ipgson: Adyices TO that effect had been feceiv.
lied upon. fsT's
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HUNNEWELL'S rrss.S W.
UNIVERSAL E. s-
g. ... s',. COUGH REMEDY.

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14
CHAMpERsnuRa. Inne ]

Col. Lewis Wallace, with a portion Of the
Indiana Regiment, left Cumberland for Romney,
Virginia, on the lth, where he surprised and |,
after a sharp conflict, completely routed 500
secession troops, capturing prisoners, killing
provisions, and medical stores. Only one In.
dianian was slightly wounded. The victorious
forces returned to Cumberland the same day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

INFANT Il D.-A GENTS TO SELL
w packages Of sTArI0NBRY and JEwRLRY, Al
prices one'third less than can be purchased elsewhere
Cali or address (stsmp enclo,sd) j. L. BAILEY. No
l5a Court ST., Boston, Mass. march as:dsm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

state Military Movements I'm Mis-
tfA ~ souri,. e 49,
ii. HrRMANN, Mo-, June -.
II Ia reported that the State troops have
battery on the Island just below the month Of
the Usage river, and that there are no troops at
the Usage bridge. .Jkns EEEtG
A steamer, just from Jefferson City, reports
that troops are concentrating there rapidly.
l2Oo are reported on the way from Saline coun.
y, Gov. Jackson's residence, and 1900 from,
Cooper county, both secession stropgholds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

The Maryland Congregational Elec.
.asG n-# ItOns.
ms BALTIMORE, June l3. o
Inc Congressional election Ia proceeding
quietly and no obstruction has 80 far taken
- ~. .Hl wy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14

aaa q % t7l &. ,a PHILADELPHIA. June I3 :, =
sTheentire State Loan of $3,000,OOO for the
war has been taken at par. '''h'' $50 sssl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-14


Chronic Or Nervous Dsblity Diseases Of the Kidneys
and all dseases arising from dsorderei Liver or ftom
ach, Dyspepsia Heartburn, Inward Peu Acidiy or Sck
Of the Stomach, Fullness Of Blood 10 the Heal Du
pain or swimming In the head, Pal ation OF the Heart
fullness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour BructstOns
Choking or suocating feeling when lying down Drvnssi
Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes Night bweats In
ward Fevers Pain IN the small Of the back chest side.
Sudden Fiushes OF Heat Depression Of Spirits Fnghtful
Dreams Languor, Dependency or any Nervous Disease
sores or Botches the Skin, and Fever and Asue (or
ChillB and Yever.) .,.,G .5 ~
s.a over "a million OF Bottles
Have been sold during the last six months, and In In
stance has It failed in giving entire saisfacon Who,
then, will suffer from Weakoess Debility when Nc
LEANS STRENGTIIENENa CORDIAL will cure you7
language can convey an adequate idea Of the inme
date and almost miraculous change produced by taking
this Cordial In the diseased debiitated and shattered
system whether broken down by excess weak by
nature, impaired by cknesg the relaxed and unstrung
organization Is restored to pristine health and vgor.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others conscious Of inability, from whatever cause,
will find Mclean .. Strengthening Cordial Thorough
regenerator Of the SYSTEM and all who may have injured
themselves by improper ndUgences, will nd In the Cor
dial certain and speedy remedy.