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, 1861-07-09

RECALLED FROM FCRIoEGu-We learn
that thirty two men Of the Hecker Jaeger
Regiment, on furlcugh in this city were by
private 6ispstch on Saturday night called to
rerair at occe to Alton and rejoin their Res1-
next Ut that place. They left on Sunday
nieht by st. L. 4. l. C. R. r. train. It was
expected that Msj. Gen. Fremont would reach
Alton yesterday.
, 1861-07-09

1,pus7 m SEARCH or FATHEn.-A stray
~ atart ttr yea1s old, dressed In linen
suit spd ,.ue in one foot, will be happy to
49,. .'' fro,, ~ his friends, at the Police Office.
, 1861-07-09
A New German Brigade.

This Regiment, composed Of the brayest
SONS Of the Great Northwest, will do honor to
our 1ag and render eminent services to our
country.
, 1861-07-09

GoEe TO MILwAuKEE-The sectional dock,
lately belonging to Miller d Doolittle, OF this
city, has been sold to Messrs. Barker i Boole
OF Milwaukee to be used at their ship yard,
at The junction Of the Menominee and Nil
waukee rivers It WAS towed to that city a
dry OF two since.
, 1861-07-09

DROWNED m THE LAKK-On Sunday morn.
Ing LAST VIM Wolf, ahouse carpenter residing
at No u West Randolph street, was accident
ely drowned BY falling from the breakwater
spte ,Ee Lake, while fishing. His cap was
picked up flt ating outside The body has not
:.e.
, 1861-07-09

MISSING INSANE NoMAS.-Iufcrmation Of
woman named Catherine Bowers. Her appear
ance is such as to show her being crazy, aud
about the age Of twenty. She talks rather
sane, and is of tman size, long and thin face,
With 6ick}y look.
, 1861-07-09

ALMOST FnE.-On Sunday night night
.,.t,o1 found brisk fire kind1ed under the
sidewalk at No. ESQ South Clark street. 1t
Eas kxtllgu1shcd easily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
From Now YorIk.

New YoRK, September 2.-The Posts spe-
cial says the pickets Of both armies are very
close to each other on the other side of the Po-
tomac. The rebels had dress parade this
morning on Munson's hill. Their artillery Is
not yet mounted.
Carlisle, Assistant District Attorney of the
District Of Columbia, an intimate friend of
Mayor Berrett, resigned to day.
New YoRK, Sept. 2.--Surveyor Anderson,
yesterday seized twentyrsix vessels, owned
wholly, or in part, by rebels, including eight
ships and seven barks. Others will be seized
to-day. The value of the vessels seized is over
81, 100000
The Commercial's special states that it is re.
ported that there were several thousand rebels
IN the vicinity Of Aqua Creek
Washington is full Of rumors of an advance
by the rebels, some even stating that they had
crossed the Potomac at Edward's Ferry. &
New YoRK, Sept. 3,--The Arago arrived to.
day. y,.g,
An officer of the returning expedition from
Hatterae, reports having seen, near Hampton
Roads, q strange steamer towing, what ap-
peared to be q floating battery. It is be-
lieved II was intended 10 obstruct communica-
tion between Fortress Monroe and the Poto-
mac.
The Courier des Etats Unis has gone into
new hands; it will hereafter drop advocating
the Southern rebellion. .,Agsa H,v .1d
Tammany Hall last night elected a full DEL
egation of loyalists to the Syracuse Conyen.
tion. r-a s.ft4st ,a t..s.. io ssss .,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Military Movements I'm southern
Missouri. Hf HI.' N.sfi D

-
ST. Louls, Sept. 2.-Lexington, Mo, remain,
ed in possession of the Federal troops as late as
Friday. Renforcements have reached there
before this, and no apprehensions are felt for the
safety of the place. a lssi.s all1. 5.si sss So
| In the attack on Thursday several Union
troops were wounded, but none killed. 81 i
Gen. Pope leaves for Quincy this evening,
and will imm ediately take the field in person, +,
In North Missouri. y, 'rl =. el
| The Democrat has adyices direct from Gen.
Thompson's camp at Benton, Scott county, to
the effect that all the rebels heavy baggage at
that and other points are being hastily remov
ed 10 New Madrid, and that Thompson's and
Hardee's forces would attempt. to effect juno
tion and fall back on Sykestown, the stermina-
tion of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, where it
is supposed they would make stand and give
Gen. Prentiss battle.i fsil % sh.a (. .,s Sc
| The combined strength of Thompson, Hardee
and Pillows forces, s estimated at thirty thous.
and. lyt.,,.l ID .s55 ssi ssyt.i., .s.. .,aa't >,
Reports were current yesterday that General
Prentiss had surprised camp Of Missouri reb-
| els near Bloomfield, Stoddard county, and taken
| eight hundred and fifty prisoners without firing
a gun, but they need confirmation. ''o' :,
Private dispatches announce that Provost
Marshal McKinstry has been promoted to q
Brigadier- Generalship. s $50 ~ ..i
= CAIRo, ILL.,, September 2.a-Gen. Prentiss and
staff arrived at Cape Girardeau on Sunday after
noon. His army encamped at jackson, ten
miles west. No secession camps were. found
between Ironton and jackson. Gen. Grant gu
percedes Gen, Prentiss, who has rendered his
resignation. -. .e, .,5''S ~
JEFF. Thompson yesterday took $lOO, 900 from
the Bank at Charleston : Mo.ot Crl ~ siisssl :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
(nerald'a pianatch !
From tne South via Lo,,Isville.

/. LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-The Journal says there
are two secession military companies of infan-
try and cavalry at Boards Station, on the Louis
vile and Lexington railroad, armed with State
Guard arms. The Courier of this evening says
that fears are entertained of collision among
the citizens of Newcastle, Ky. iala s5trll 9
( The Opelousas (La.) Courier Of August "a,
says that two schooners had run the blockadeat
the mouth of the Calcasieu river, aud landed
cargoes Of coffee, -four, salt, etc.. ''sao''a ''24
The correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer
notifies that paper Of the arrival at one Of the
Southern ports of two oargoes Of sugar, salt,
molasses, etc. 1t is supposed these are the
same vessels reported above.
A correspondent Of the New Orleans Cres-
cent suggests the seizure of all the blankets on
board OF steamboats, lying at that post, for the
army. ~ ~ q
The Mobile Tribune says there is every rea-
son to believe that the enemy at Fort Pickens
are removing their valuables prior to the evac
uatlon OF that place. %st al q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.

~ 4ai. --.f NEW YORK, Sept. 9.
FL0UR-The market for state and western Is rather
%STs steady SS gSSs, are Without decided
s,ss q 5s94 % for extra state, a,d ~ IS for choice
"a 1904 80 sdperine western; 81 IS for com,
mon 70 medium extra western; s5&5 10 for shipping
Canadian -four nominal, ~ ,,l r.s 7.lI ID
RYE FLoUR-In limited request. .s Ia I's - =,
CORN MEAL-Rules steady. o. ..
WaIskY1Wi'hous material change, In prices sales
wHEAT-May be quoted shade armer,. with mod
crate export inquiry and business somewhat checked by
the imness Of freishts sales Of 200 bushes OhicaVo
sorng at 9sc; GOO do Milwaukee club at 81 0Ol on;
amber Iowa GS % vlasr red western
white western q 81 al0l 2si 6SQodowhite KentucEy
at 81 90 al 80. 700, L 'fEIWTe
RYE-Oontinues quiet and steady.
BARLEY-Dull and pfces entirely nominal
C0RN-Still rules Arm, and prices again advanced lc
with pretty good export and fair home trade demand:
sales Of 90 900 bushels at 454sc for inferior to common
and 50952c for western yellow. - "
0ATs-ln moderate request, and prices little rmsr
sales a. seS29c for Canada; and 3assc for western
PoRK-stiH rules very dull; sales Of 900 barrels at
8 70 for mess; and $40 90 fr prime Total stock Of
new and old, september 1st 1861 5G2 barfes same
date last month 81 e9s dol and same date last year 4s
BEEF-More active, and Hrmer for extra mess; sales
Of OOO bnls a. Sl3 5O We quote s44 SO for country
prime; s5@S so Tor do mess; 90 0o9 20 iepacked
meas; and , ~ 75g13 80 for extra mess Total stock
new and old, Sept ls 1861, II se4 packages san lime
last month "a 347 dol same time last year 23 400 do
Prime mess beef nominal Beef hams quiet and steady
notice sales Of go barrels choice western at SIS.
@6zo for hams. u ipaDcJ Esl,-1a = 5'il57's'
LARD-Quet and steady; sales Of 3Oobarreis a. sh
BUTTER Is selling al s@Iic for Ohio, and io@1d<c
| for state. -
/ 0HEEsE-Continues steady at 6@7Xc.
COttEE-Hules firm; sales Of l5O0 bags Rio al
| kloE-oontinues quiet; sales Of 60 tierces at 6X
0@Ic. f.H NIf. aie = fs-1 sca2fH--fl -1.4 DO .f7
suGAR-Raw very arm, and prices fully Kc higher
sases OF 976 hhds at 6S6c tor Cuba 687hofor Porto
Roo so boxes Havana on private terms and 28e boxes
Melado at 45<c.f.ltt -TE
| MoLAssEs--Pimer; salesof 100 hhds at 93c fol
Eu6a Muscoyado S3o for Porto Rico; and 25929c fol
TALLoW-Qust; we notice sales OF 90 hhds prime
eastern at shc. l.ls ,itidci ss'jl19 w ssIf,rTs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Cincinnati Markat l.

~ siH'aslt F. f4i.s I. ~ ~ f,v.,,x..u, 90. a
.uJJQp Ist,-. e 1uys o. CikcihNATI, sept. y. ID
There Is no change in the tenor of business amongst
the groces fair order demand for goods exists, but
nothing s'movng Ia the large way.sis % tsTlel.s
FLoUR-Is In only moderate, request at 80 6003 65
for superfine; % s004 for extra. o. Il. n i.ll IN
WHEAT-Maintains the same position reported for It
on Saturday. The prime qualities only seem to be mar
ketable. The movements OF this grain since harvest
show how largely the commerce in 1t here depends on the
crop OF Kentucky and the amount of It which finds Its
way hitler Last year the crop in that State
here, was quite ghtbelow the average. This season
It full and the receipts shipments since the mid
die July, SHOW marked increase what they
for the same period last year. well as over the two
previous years The actual gutts show that the receipts
for this and the preceding three years were follows
Is6I. 1860, "a j. 1859, 70 s,- 1885,, sl.'
4O9447 bush 294.s7s bush 3755so bush 2305oO bush
The shpments for this season. for the same period,
were bushels against 0l 254 bushels In 1860 As
nmaed before this increase Is almost entirely ia Ken
lucky wheat dshows the importance and value Of this
market to that section OF country well the
quence OF thrt trade to u.s.. Y..spsi "a A sst, sl I'll
C0RN-Is selling little more readily ct aec. e5ay
0ATs-Remain steady at at $50. ~ lro .iq...t- 4
BARLEY AND RYE-Are scarcely mentioned.sts 4
WHIsKY-Is steady at l3c. sa lI sHiasi Yle. 1
.tHG-t Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
CoIEUmnUs POST OFFICE I
RRwAL AND DrrArruRn or rAIs.
DEPARTURE.

ii nrp.p,mra ,,at,..i. -.
Mail. 10, Nsv yo,r c,ss' ao.to, sA,n.nv u,r.,o.
p;,,aal ut on W Dv,,on, puns,o'
N.sarv wy s,o I,w phs
,s' a oianse; n asnns,on v,y, pSmore, fni
eSI NJ o'ciocT m s'''' uAs "s
SD eto OcioOh y.
.n5ouEn mall LOT new OK and oIeveiand closes
uany n eASepsy N,.,S ssa p s. M
c.sN =, oe,o. ~ :, ~ "a'' "' u'y
,e vno way mali co'esdaiy tsunuays excepted)
~ n;ncn ~ ,oVT w. " m AM, :,
O'clock am. ,ys s,...s y. ~. = "a
Vneago, pupuque, Delsware, Marion and Wofthing'
eon has oioses daiy tnundayp excepted) az o'clock
pim N.
MANS ior Aena, spnngneid, Dayton, Toledo, Cincin-
pau, i%naanaPons % Louisviiie, ~ Louis and Detroit
cioses oaily teunoays sxceptsal az O'Clock p. m.
ssy y % sna
Ureana Paua, Tim and Union City mail closes daily
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
ArrivaI OF the IarnbIa

HAEYAx, SEPT. 3,-The steamship Arabia,
from liverpool, Asg. "a, via Queenstown, 25
has arrived. q -
BreadstOffs ina,tivs. Provisions dali with
small sales. ~S
COnsols 81 l1S@sl5S for money. c'o
Cotton seed 10 being regularly shipped to In
dia from Suez.J 7Q 81
Protestants are to beallowed to open schools
in. France. -
A company Of Italian soldiers arriving at
Ponte Londale, while being refreshed were set
upon by the people and number Daseacred.--
The troops retaliated the next day by destroy
ing the whole. town. One hundred and fifty
persons were killed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

D The immortal -. Mis- still in the city.
The base envy Of the world has no terrors for
him. He was announced to speak from the
steps Of the Capitol last evening; but the peo-
pie were too jealous of1his mighty power and
growing fame to come ont to bear him. He
will lecture at the same place this evening, and
if the people turn not out to learn wisdom from
his lips, ~. N" will leave them to be eclipsed
by their own fears Of the greatest orator, phi.
losopher and satirist that ever lived since the
foundation of the world. Subject-Truth. 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC
From Was shington. d

WAsHrseroN, Sept. 2.-Secretafies Sewar-
and Cameron having returned, Attorney Gen
eral Bates 10 the only member oflthe Cabinet
out of the city. Z <StG
During the past week reports have been pre-.
valent here and elsewhere, based on alleged
private accounts, of disasters to Gen. Rose
or ans's command; but 10 is certain that the War
Department has no such information.
Secretary Chase has issued a patriotic appeal
to the citizens Of the United States in behalf Of
the National Loan. u. < y
Minister Adams writes that he does not
think the British Government contempiaies any
change of position, so long as the blockade is
continued III ~ .
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Heavy firing was
heard on the Virginia side this morning butthe
reports are contradictory concerning it.
The Mayor Of Washington has appointed
Jos. III. Bradley Corporation Attorney, In place
Of James M. Carlisle, resigned. ~~'
8 asf M [Tlmes' Dispatch.] rf, ~. 4
: IL has been determined by Government TO
hold the position at Cape Hatteras, although
the original intention was to destroy and aban-
don the works, but now 1t will be made q rem
devious for army and naval forces. This sex.
pedition Is but the commencement of operations,
for which the Navy Department has made am.
pie preparations, and which will be rapidly de-
veloped. ~
The propeller Herbert arrived yesterday, hav-
ing brought as prize small sloop taken the
day previous. She is heavily laden with re-
volvers, primers and ammunition, including 1000
barrels Of percussion caps, blankets, surgical
medicines, etc. She was worked
by three men, one of whom escaped to- the Vir :
ginia shore, the others were taken prisopers,-
The sloop is said to have taken on freight'in
Washington. Filet n9n
The Herbert shelled the woods and beach
near the Rappahannock, without discovering
any rebels. .la
I (Heralds Dispatch
dispatch has been received here to day
from Richmond via Louisville, announcing the
death of jeff. Davis This accounts Tor the dis
play of flags at half-mast from the rebel ram
parts to-day. 6 40 i.ltE t81-4T /
The rebels at Munson's Hill are practicing
their artillery in throwing balls and shell int
adjacent houses, compelling the inmates, chiefly
women and children, to fec to the woods for
safety. ir $50 i-s tCf r.f 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

y III Capt. L. ]. JACKSON, with company Of
one hundred and ten men, from Somerset, Perry
county, arrived 10 the city last evening on the
way to Camp Chase. Capt. JACKSON was In the
three months service in Western Virginia, and
gained the entire confidence Of those under bis
command "~N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

~ We are informed that JOHN w BRowN,
of this city. who was arrested in Cincinnati on
a charge of treason, in selling Beaps Pistols to
parties in the South, was yesterday honorably
acquitted, 20 evidence whatever appearing
against him. ~ H asJlH i.lsausr % at.1 3y'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

~ A man by the name Of JOHN FAULKNER
was arrested in Blendon' township, on Monday,
for stealing $50 from Ell BEtLER, Of this city.
FAULKNER has been bound over by the Mayor
to answer FOR the alleged theft, in the Court Of
Common Pleas. fap -ae7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Rebeis Demo onstration In western
IL q ,tng 10 1virGinfh.s aosOssO

WHEEIiNo, Sept. 1.-THE aeceaaionieIa' ep-
car,pment, at Worthingtsn,s Marion county,
iout hundred in number, were attacked BY Col.
Crossman, Of Gen. Kelly 9 staff, with two com,
panies Of Cnited States troops, little after dAy7
strong for him and he was Obliged TO fall back
with the loss OF two men, The expedition
from here last night, had not reached the scene
of action at osr latest advices. Two pieces OF
artillery were sent 10 Crossmar's relief, from
clarksburgh. to-day. he reports that he can
hold the enemy In check until reinforced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

G The ladies of Bigelow Chapel will hold
their last Aid Society for this Conference year,
on tomorrow (Thursday) evening, at the
church, where they and their pastor will be
pleased to meet all their friends. .oisl'd g.'sL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

u Judge. CoRwIN, Of Urbana, has been ap.
pointed Colonel of the Fifty-fourth Ohio Regi-
ment, which will go into camp on the Fair
Grounds, near Utbans, to be called Camp JOE
VANCE tna glssl;u0 is-ysa -al.s.l. .4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

7 ~ IL is stated that the additions to the ao.
tive service last week madethe Ohio force in
the field twenty Ave thousand, and that thirty
Eve thousand can be had by September 10th, If
required !, . .p..,s 7, .,..i = --.f r.. is..... -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

2gT Colonel FoRD's Regiment passed through
the city yesterday afternoon on their way to
Camp DenDison, whence they expect soon to be
otdered to he "seas of: war;" 3tt.au
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

81 GJ' JOHN LOWE, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed Third Assistant. Register in the United
States Navy. gag. s't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

: ~ During the month Of July the receipts Of
the Central Ohio Railroad amounted to $75-
OIL 81, slarge excess over the corresponding
month last year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

CAsfoN zouAvEs s-A-Avc are indebtsd to ah .
enterprlsing publishers. Messrs. srLTzrR &
wxssrrs. No. 10 East State street, for q, copy
Of an excellent piece Of music. composed By
Professor NorHsAoLr, Of thiscitys we'll knovh
for his nhusicll talents and asssiumepls, The
title page is epriched,by:p handsomessgsay
and this, like other mnsl . pubiishsd yths same
house, must win the admiration Of the lovers
Of the i'art divine"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Aquittal or John w. Browh, ofCo-i
w 9sAAf @tf Mmbus. sleE AN 9syt

CrctsNArI, Sept. 3.--John W. BrowD, arrest-'
ed on Sunday on . charge Of selling arms 70 the
rebels, Was honofabiy acquitted this mo tning,
no evidence Whatever being against him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

Ut The grape crop in the vicinity Of Cincin
natl promises to be large this season. ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
The Court of Common Pleas,
at Franklin County, Ohio.

Joseph Henry Breckenridge, =
By his Guardian EsahB .Bdaony ls.le in partition.
George washington shruH q az '7 7', '.SAW w
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
u the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction. at the door Of the Court House In
the city Of Columbus on ''l'''
Saturday, the Ath day Of September, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m. and o'clock p.
m, the following described real estate, situate in the
county Of Franklin, and State Of 0hioi g,.r,, ,,
Beginning at the N. w. corner OF said tract or l35
acres and 43h poles, in the petition and writ Of par
ion described and running thence with The north line
Of said tractN 64deg. 80 min. N 146 poles to post
In the center Of the road N n. corner to said tract;
thence with the road 81 deg. 3Omin. D 4gk poles
postin the road thence g. 81 deg 30 min. D. I54 3IoO
poles to post In the we, fine Of saiu l5 acres ana
poles; thence N, ak poles to the beginning con-
ainiSg 80 acres. Subject to the dover OF Eliza.
beth A. Daymude on u acres OF said tract.
Appraised at $50 IS 100 per acre, "a so ~. sr.
GE0. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees SO 90. - ~ - - ~ Y !
aug3-Itdwtd ~ -. ..-.A.'s "'a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
rhe oonfiscatlon q "A 8Act i'm Boston;s d 3

BosToN, Sept. 2,--Tgo barks, principally
owned 10 Charleston, s.. c., were seized by the
Surveyor Of this port, to-day, under the Confs
cation Act. ~ ,asAasrerfI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
senaiorlal and Jud,ciaI Conventions.

The County Central Committees Of Frank-
lin and Pickaway Counties have agreed upon
WEDREsDn, THE FOURTH DAY OF sEPTEMBER, as
the day for the meeting of.the delegates from
the counties Of franklin, Pickaway and Madi-
son, for the nomination Of candidate for Sena-
tor. and a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
1t lie requested that our Democratic friends
in Madison County win send delegates to the
Judicial Convention. ~, - -,..,,... I,
The Convention is appointed to meet at Co.
umbus at the City Hall. se sss "a ,SGss (,
,.aar WILLIAM DoMIsAN, sra ! :. +
Chairman Franklin Co. Committee. I,
yin 7s il-o WILLIAM DoAN, -. 4.
Chairman Pickaway Co, Committee !
Columbus, Sept. %, 1861. s. % rc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Prince apoIesn at Chiicago.. 2 ?

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Prinee Napoleon and suite
arrived, and took rooms at the fremont House
this evening, They go from here to So. Louis
on "wednesday d .4ss isi ut74 aS saits % ,Hl3g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

" The Thirty-aecond Regiment, recruited at
Marietta, has gone to the Kanawha.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

The CoUsrY FMR Yesterday was the frat
day of our County Fair. The, opening was a
fair one, especially SO, considering the disturbed
state of the country and the uniavorable seasan
we have had for fruits and vegetables. At FIVE
o'clock last evening, 9O5 entries had been made,
distributed among tho different classes as fol.
lows; NnsN89 Wr8Hs7AB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04
Cleveland Market tH

gyzgYg. sG--3FAUygITaV VLEvELAsp, sept-s'A
RL0UR-Dul. .iSales Of so bbls red wheat double ex
ira at - 70. f aE lmi ogafosv lssovsa n % bg
WHEAT-Inaciiye. Neither buyersor sellers are diss
posed 70 operate to any great extent The receiptsare
going into store Sales two lots of red 1000 bnsh
els each at SIC free on board common 10 white at
9lc and car choice do at 9sc and HOO do aaOa price
not learned. , e, .filq ts-ait r'rsf.l JsI
coRN-saes Of 1000 bush from store at &c. and car
on track at 32c. %, . -. 49,. . ..
HHnuwTmra 80 a. :. s.ss % ssn,uuV a. a. -srsS "a
EGGS--Reman dull at &c. h.h is'F NlA ''i '''5'
BUFTERsaDulr AZ eeaoc. udf '.issar Srists-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-09-04

The American Express Company has our
thanks for It's daily favors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers. IA s@a- M
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Tho Kentucky Legislataro,,,

FRANKyoRr,s September 2.--House.--B.' H.
Buckner was elected Speaker; W.F SAmuelsl
Clerk, and John 8. Smedley, Sergeant-at-.
Arms.
The Senate Is not yet organized.
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