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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Cleveland Market,

a-t CLEvELAND, August 3, 1861 10
FLOUR--The MARKETS quiet, with demand for small
lots only Extras and double extras from red wheat
range at "a 00@4 so. White double extras, country.
ground, sell at 81 62X95 90.
WHEAT-There is no change in prices. The receipts
to day were very light and sales were limited to car
old red at ooc, and white at 95c The market
closes with q arm tone.
CoRN-Is steady at 3lc on the track.
0ATS-Are steady at 22c.
BARLEY-Not quotable; nothing doing.
RYE-Not quotable.
HIaHW1NKs-Have further advanced, and sales srt
reported at l4ko.
BUrTER-Remalns dull, and saleable in small lot
only at 699c-the latter being an extreme price.
OHEEsE-Dealers quote 1t all the way from 497c
| according to quality.
LARD-Dull at 7(nsc Sale 1900 hills good at tht
| outside figure.
EGGs-Quiet at &c.
PoRK-No demand and prices nominal. One holds
quotes at sI4 5O E I~T'. .--,'F
Unchanged, and selling at 81 As for fine, ant
81 1901 so for coarse.
FRUITs-The stock Of dried apples has been reduced
by the large sales OF the past week or two and holde
have advanced their figures to DC. tE'- -.-I
.-.-u carr COS ~ Lsndsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 5.
The dullness OF commercial affairs In our city Is in.
creased by the exceeding severity of the hot weather. and
matters are unutually quiet.
FLOUR-Remans as dull as ever, and sellers work to
decided disadvantage at the quotations. 50 so for su-
perfne 50 rs to 50 so for extra and "a 25 to 81 50
for family. -
WHEAT-Is less active to, day, though not quotably
lower.
o0RN-Is held, generally at e0c but will not COM
mand over 29c. from distllers. .-'. III w
OATs-Were sold at &c., but sellers hold generally
for 24c. 4-'. ~
RYE-Caonot be sold at more than 4O,. ga
BARLEY-Is without any quotable market.
WHIsKY-Achieved another advance of Nc . cal.
lon to-day, and has firm market. =. :
u InI :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06


MILITARY APPOINTMENTS. .-Gevernor DENIM
SON has commissioned the following officers for
he new regiments: t,a
Joshua W. Sill, Colonel 3si Reg't, of Chilli
cothe. 90 .e,t, s''-
Oscar F. Moore, Lieut.. Colonel SD Reg't, Of
Portsmouth A-y1t E.-L
J. v. Robinson, Jr,, Major 9Sd Reg't, Of
Portsmouth. i-S. .Tl'L
Edwin D. Bradley, Colonel 3sth Reg't, of
Perrysburg. --.. e. s.g-t. .-.. " -.-le. .o.-
Edward H. Phelps, Major 3Sth Regiment,
Of Perrysburg, now Psymaster. er.General OF
Ohio.
John W. Fuller, Colonel 9th Reg't, of To-
ledo, now on Gen. Hills staff.
Thos. s. Paddock, Colonel 3Oth Reg't, OF
Cleveland, late Captain Of Greys.
John Ferguson, Major Both Reg't of Cam
bridge. 7llG lLAf =. u.
A. Sanders Piatt, Colonel 34th Regiment, Of
West Liberty. .,ys
1T. Toland, Lieut.. Colonel, S4th Reg't of
Cincinnati --c Wt.E
Charles Kingsbury, IT,, Major 4Oth Reg't, of
Ironton. ~. ii-@- ~ .-
Charles Ankele, Major, 9th Reg'tof Cleve.
land. A 4Ss = 4 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

The sieHr, Those whose eyes need arti.
fetal help, cannot be too careful In the selec-
tion of glasses. With. good glasses, adapted
with scientific skill and Judgment to the condi-
tion Of the eyes, defects may be remedied, and
diseases cured; whereas these win be agsravat.
ed by the use Of improper or unsuitable glasses.
Wscall the attention Of those needing aids
to the sight TO the advertisementof Mr.. JosfrH
s. PERLEY, who is recommended by practical
and scientiac optician. He has every variety
of glasses, suited to any condition Of the eyes
He will be found atthe Music Store Of Measrs.
srrrzrR 4 wrpsrrs. on State street, near the
Postoffice. ttls'srra sisos qssg ~ -arffs M NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

ARoLLo HALL AMUsEMENTs.- Hall 10 in
KANMAoHER's building, on the west side Of
High street between Rich and Friend streets.
On Saturday evening last, Mesars. McCHEsNrY
and BRlGos opened OF the Hall series Of en-
tertainments by some Of the best performers in
the country, which will be continued, We under.
stand, through this week. The songs, dances
and other performances are highly amusing to
all who are good natured enough to be willing
TO be amused. ,-f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
The RIoclkade.

New York, August 8 The bark Golden
Era arrived, reports July 3lst, with Cape Hat.
teras bearing east by south thirty fve miles,
was boarded by an officer from the U. s. steam.
or Union, who informed us of the existing block,
sde, and oso that they fell In with, on the 29ih,
the brig B. F. Martin Of Boston, with prize
crew on board, run her ashore twenty miles
north of Cape Hatteras, aud burned her. Austin
E. Smith, late navy agent ct San Francisco,
was arrested for reasonable conduct, and con-
fined in Fort Lafayette.
The Washington special TO the Post says all
is quiet TO day. 11 .l -4H 'T / .s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
proclamation OF the Governor,vo os
go .s,i, MLnaouris r,sr hsistq -

JEYpfRsoN CITr, Aug. 5.1-Gov. Gamble hsi
Issued proclamation TO the people Of Nilsson
q, the principal featwes Of which are as fol.
lows: ,ErYlg lfN lssls.GpJ st -
I do hereby strictly charge, and enjoin upon
oil sheriffs and other magistrates who are DON
servators Of the peace, to use all the powers
conferred upon them BY law In iatrestlng and
bringing 20 punishment all persons whodisturb
Che public peace, BY using violence against
any Of their fellow-cltixens, and especially
are you charged TO bring TO justice all
who combine n 70 practice violence against
other persons on account Of their political
opinions, and II force should be employed 10
resist you 10 ~ discharge Of your, duties to an
extent mat 1Oa cannot eserc0me " the ineaps
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
NOTICE.

COLUMBUS, August s..
The regular quarterly meeting Of the Board Of Man
ayers Of the Orphans Home Of Columbus will be held
at the Home on Tuesday, the 9th Of August at o'clock
Busnesof much importance will be brought before the
Board and large attendance is most earnestly desired.
BY order of the Executive Board, rs
Mrs. 8. A. FELL, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

atituted the wealth Of that State, and faFnIshed
the meansby which lthe war 10 prosecuted, be-
sides the cause Of the war, and II In 80 doing IL
shopld DO objected, and that human beings were
and the pursuit Of happiness, such lobjecti6u
might not require much consideration. lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

CALL AT KrssEpY's.- reader will find at
KESNEDY's, near the Postofice, Harper's Week
ly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, the Rebellion
Record, and other popular papers and periodi'
Gals, together with maps, charts and pictures
illustrative Of the war and war scenes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Army Appointments Confirmed .

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.--Ths Senate confirm
ed numerous army appointments. Among them
are Major Generals Mcclellan, Fremont, Dix
and Banks; and Brigadier. Generals Hooker,
Curtis, Mccall, Sherman, Lander, Kelly,
Kearney, Pope, Heintzelman, Porter, Stone,
Reynolds, Hunter, Franklin, Rosecrans, Buell.,
Mansfield, Mcdowell and Meigs. 4, "a, :,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
TELEGRAPHIC.


SANDY HOOK, ND, Aug. 3.--We learn from 0,
rebel scout that the enemy has but four regi.
ments at Leesburg, but have large bodies OF
troops north Of there and east OF the Allegha-
MES.
Good order and good health prevail u our
camps. Weather very hot. A f-.f@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
pcnnsylvania Troops.

HARRIsBUaa, Aug. 4.-The First Artillery, U.
s. volunteer regiment, Col. Rush, march TO-
morrow.
Twelve regiments Of the Pennsylvania re-
serve, leave for Washington on Tuesday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

U The Dayton Artillery Company received
orders to leave Camp Chase last night, in order
to join General RosFcRANs's command in West
efn Virginia. -.--.-----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

VIM. DOMIoAN, JACOB REINHART,
SAM'L DoYEiA ALEX. THOMPSON,
H. w. MILLER, WIN. COOPER.
JOHN M. PUGH, ]. BULEN, ~
r. PicKEREL, JAMES HoRLocKER,
II, S. HIGH, ~
County Central Committee,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. AT the meeting of the
City Council, on Monday evening, August 5th
1861, the City Clerk and City Treasurer pre-
sented the following
Statement of the Receipts and Dis6uTssHaents Of ~
Oity of Columbus from July lst TO August5, 1861
incLusiUe.
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u Within the last few dsya, several per-
sons have died in Cincinnati from sun-stroke.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

0- The following is from the Bull Run cor
respondent Of the Missiisippian;
While Joe, q servant Of Erskine Watkins,
was cooking chicken in kitchen near the hos
pital, bali passed nesr him and struck his skill
let. In his report he said: "Bless God! Massa,
never saw de chicken after dat"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Rumored Blockade of the Potomac

[rribune's Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-It is rumored that
the river ia blocked by the rebel batteries at
Matthias Point and Acquia Creek. The master
Of one of the transports says he is afraid to at
tempt to come up.
Especial to the Postl
A flag of truce arrived here last night from
the enemy's camp, but Its purport is unknown.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. -,
They have been tested In more than thousand cases
with entire success. - ~ -.
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b From the Democrat, 81. Cloud, MINI. ,s
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send for box, (Cephslc PillsD that you may have
them In case OF an attack.
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Thissplendld Hair Dye has no ual-Instantaneousn
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the skin ormjufing the Hair remces rne apsur an
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your testimony be added to the alrea dy numerous
list that has received benefits that no other medicine
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. 5ssd--
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were made, viz: Cure Of headache In all its forms
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From the Gazette, Davenport. Iowa.
Mr. spaldns would not connect his name with IN Or.
tcie he did not keoao topossea reaimerit Ar
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From the st. Louis Democrat. Vr,s.
The immense demand for the article SUephaic Ps
Is rapidly increasing. 1INt4 i3IBW
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ROBERT CLARKE, sc CO.,
Law Publishers Booksellers; etationers and Importers,
r. No. 55 West Fourth street,
febls:d2m:s i..-T htif Cincinnati o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

Ar. Janis0n moved en Amendment re-
qusting information as 10 the number 6f
companies and soldiers that had offered
their services 10 the GoVernof sad been
accepted. The amendment accepted and
the information directed 70 be oommuni-
Gated 10 the Convention in secret session.
Alr. Raneoy mofed an amendment asking
for information in regard 10 the amount Of
ordinance and ammunition owned by the
State and the extent Of the Federal proper.
ty in Alabama, and what portion Of It was
found at Fort Vernon and Fort Morgan.
Mr.. Jamison's resolutions we're 90 amend
ed and adopted. rr
Mr. Coleman offered the following
Resolved, By the people Of Alabama,
that al the powers Of thisstaig are hereby
pledged 70 resist sny attempt BY the Fed
eral Government TO eoeree any Of the Sc
oeding States. li8tf fIg EgfH
A discussion ensued upon this resolution,
pending which the Convention adjourned
till Thursday. ...,.....
Capt Randolph, Of the Federal navy, re-
signed yesterday and Immediately tender
ed his services to the Governor of Ala
bama H
Anumber Of editors and compOsitOrs are
in the companies that have gone TO Pensa-
cola, Florida. - h'-i dai7ai
II is also understood that minority re-
port win be presented in favor Of Co opera
ton. The majority report is for prompt
secession, and requests q Convention Of al
the Southern States, to be held in Mont
gomery early in February. Il is believed
that the majority report viii be adopted by
about 20 majority. Some Of the prominent
co-Operationists viii, in the event Of seoes-
sion, take a prominent stand in defense o.
the position that the State assumes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

TIVE companies Of Aarinss left this morn
ing.
10 purre Ire Executive Departmentot every
offcer who breaches secession.
The Committee Of fhirty@lhree did not
meet 70 day. Il stands adjourned, subject
to shs ohu Of blr. 0orWin, the Chairman
who is expected, In The meantime, 10 make
up q report 70 be submitted when i meets.
Upon this Is 10 come a test as 70 whether
the Republicans will compromise.
ID 10 reported here, to night that tWo
cher Republican members manifest dls-
position 10 compromise.
The Secretary Of The Treasury has sd
gartised for proposals for taking the five
million doilars IN Treasury notes, under
tbe al, Of DteeIbhgr lsG The bids win be
opened on the 18th Of January.
nsphe Pfeddent has accepted Secretary
Thompsons resignation, He, in a letter.
says that Thompson is certainly, though
Honestly, mistaken 10 alleging that no con
elusion was reached In the Cabinet as 10
sending troops 10 Fora sumpter without de-
lay.
The only document transmitted with the
Message yesterday was the Commissioners
6rsl letter aud bis reply, both previously
published. tldiiihIli- al3ec 80
The object Of the departure Of the Brook
lyu for CharIesion is supposed to be relal-
i've q lhe Star O The West in case the
authorities Of Sonth Carolina oppose the
inrtsss Of the latter into the harbor, by
bringing back the troops to Norfolk
Do W a lRustell vas bailed out to-dsy.T
His bail Was qualified 10 over one million
dollars, bat At the instance Of the United
IsatsUpistri4t Attorney il Was reduced to
Sl00OQO. l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11


PRICE 50 lhhIe. fpublishIua
The Liver LuNlg0retor ard IlllllT l1urOTem M
Pills are rsfaied hy DRUGGISTS genera'ys pr0F 40,
- rhoIesaie hg the Trade iu aII the large towns
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

MADISON, Jan. 10.
The Wisconsin Legislature met snd or
ganized to-day.
Gov. RandalPs message was delivered st
noon. Il c6mmends the subject Of military
affairs to the wisdom and discretion Of the
Legislature. He says the signs Of the times
indicate that there may arise contingency
in the condition Of the Government, whci
it will become necessary 10 respond to Ill
call Of the Government for men aud mean
to maintain the integrity of the Union an
thWart the designs Of men engaged in or
aanized treason. On the subject of seces
sion he says this s. not league Of States
bnt 8 Government Of people. The Gener
al Government cannot change the oharaetel
Of a State Government, OF usurp any pow
er over il nottielegated nor can any State
change the character Of the United States
GoVernnent restrict or increase its juris-
dietion, or impair any Of lis rights. He
argues that the election Of Mr.. Lincoln was
legal, and no just cause for complaint from
any quarter. He says the Constitution
makes no man o slave. Slavery cannot 60
into free Territory dRdeF the Constitution,
neither can 'ft exist outside Of local law,
therefore Personal Liberty laws are found
or should be, upon the statute book Of every
State. Every living human being has 8
tight to a legal test whether he is free
man or q slave. Should the Legislature
think the Personal Liberty laws of WiscOh-
sin conflict with the United States COnsti-
tuition it should be made to conform there
with, but no fear, no hope Of reward should
induce free people to break down the walls
Of their protection. We will make sacri-
Gee Of feeling to eOnciliate, but no sacrifice
of principles The right Of State to Sc
cede can never be admitted. Once in the
Union State must remain until the IN
ion IS destroyed. His message gives great
satisfaction,
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LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.


Dispatches stating that the U. S sloOp of war
BROOKLYN is coming here with an armed force
creates intense excitement Great preparations
are being made in the harbor to receive her
A large steamer called the Marion, Of the
Charleston and New York Line, has been pur-
chased BY South Carolina and ordered 10 be raced
for 4 man of war. Her upper cabin Is TO be Ia
ken or and she is to be supplied with com
plete armament.
He pledged himself not to prevent commnniea-
ton betweenthe South Carolina forts until Lieut.
Talbot came back A steam tug, the "Aid,' LETT
the wharf to- night for the purpose Of reconnO1t-
ering She is mounted with one gun and IS under
command of It. Hamilton, formerly of the Fed-
erai NAVY. There is much talk of sending to
Savannah for tug boats to take the place of gun
boats.
The barges in the harbor have been removed
The BROOKLYN will be fired into Fort Sumter
will then open on the South Carolina fortifca-
tions, and the fight will become general The
people are preparing for it and for the worst
The Brockiyn cannot come in without q great
fight Mai. Anderson will protect her.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

!.
Md 65s9aSSsss (, gss ssss . sgis w ssl s''sf Pt q.
lalla1u ~ 90 on no any ad4unca, u1filIi
the isy0sabis aeeouia irom Liverpool by the Aoya
saiss 1890 bbls, ei s. ess5 forsuparhus state;
s5ii945,lo Tor extra state. s52st5a5 for supagine
aastsrni ai,e 20 ior shiprins brands a1rsFa
CxSAi5ffS fjf.OfiIR1iiarket may also be
quoted shade iirmer with moderate business doing.
Sales are 800 bbs a sssp7 - ior common % choice
I RYE EFLOULs-lsellIpgl % spaB .parosls st s,s@
e y A ior g eonlm9n % choice superlle = 49,. -
f3'bn f1r BfaudyYius. rafrafrt
WfffsK H-Market q shade lower. Sales are 200
WHEAT Market les2e Der bush bstieEf lut
demand ior export net YeIy actye notWlthstanllng 3
The iaYofa1lo accon19 D thg aoFa scotia. elias
81 80; Wihfer red western At sil l355 amber Iowa
and Canada club " 3 20 red jersey at fli178
~; sff, very e6ise ahi5e k6hsaey at 81
common red Indiana ct 81 30. . a.isil44@
BARI,EY1Aiaraet dull 81 7oasoc Canads.
lCoRN--1Iarret opened with holders asking an
advance Of lc Der blah and closed quiet With lighi
western In store 7p63701Ec delivered; CSC foe dam
assS Il sE Ghdl5s 3s5s ~ ier Yellow % S9EisIn
Oaualiahnd state. ll- LEl -af 1901
PORIk-Aiarket arm with more active demand
DEEF-Market continues steady with moderet'
uetuMuu Hitaa nfe laN upta ~ aliIllllllI euuuAll
prime S5,7566 IS country mess Ss00a 1000 for re-
packed mess Sl0hO0ii for extra ness
PRIME MESS BEE R-Duil and nominal
BEEF HAliI8-Quiet. Sales 81 Sihs09llse2 foi
cur iHfEA ATs-Firmer for hams, With sales a
5trehoulderl, and SIC hams ta at..r re
HO6s-MaTket frm at 81 4754c corn fed dressed
and 53fd6b for Hive. -- Il.la Nl
BAOON-Market quiet and steady. Sales are 10
boxes city long ribbed middss at 54c 100 boxes citl
short ribbed middles ct gif6. -ft
IAARll-Market firm and IN good demand. 5aiea
ere 225 bbs at l056al056 for prime western; gk69
for No do @ l llH a 4sa
BUTTER Selling at io9lse for Ohio, lf92l
CHEEsE-steady at 9aIOlfe..- d -l-l. III