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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
CLOSE OF THE MARKET. /

L
MhpSnpAf.1uIy N-foi once IN many weeks we
Deiter tne close tnan AZ the opening
nao ieguisIy improved since yesterday morn
ing soms =, ,ns psoksis noo qul!e sun early In the
morning, waiting IoI tns merket 70 epen"-that 10,
or buyers 70 come 70 tner terms oheIs fearing that
,ne second ly wouio ue nhe az 1Iner closing days OF
se nuriea 'nsoue saef ssies ciosng up early 10 ne
aay anu mus sVDs tnose Mn9 nao nea an opportunity
pu. On IRON one 70 .nIse oolss neao wncn tney
four oelock and connusd ti dry hsg,S1 no ~
than two hundred head unsod-some estimate mot over
one hundred head. ~ H. not
This morning lot Of John 7. Aexanders Illinois cat
tie one hundred and sxtyour head, which were left out
at grass three weeks ago were brought In and put upon
the market rtR price say an average Of $40 head
more than Just such bullocks sold at last wednesday
morning and all will be sold at higher rates than could
have been obtained yesterday 90 that the market which
opened al an ADVANCE and held stu all Tuesday closes
to-day still better, and will more than verify remarks
Of yesterday and sustain figures in the table Of
atons fully half centnet per pound above last week.
Notwithstanding the average quality Of the stock 10 not
80 good, ..s-...-...t .,,8.,,.. ~, u.
Several specuators, trusting that the advance will
continue have already to buy cattle before
the news Of the rise reaches the owners droyes in
transtn We should not like to insure these gentlemen
large profit on their sales next week. rdf
THE sprpp MARKpr
y 80
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. Foiilsi
They have been tested in than thousand csres
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"A. NJ AlIerton 6 Co., Propretors Of the Washington
Droveyards, 4fthst, report the Cattle in Market from
the following States. .l .Y.l So 3b,a~I iie t-u Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

BosroN, July 25,-It Is reported that Prince
Napoleon and his wife have arrived OF Halifax.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27
wHoLEsALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

H-.I. u. WAAAtt NA'N"'s Ig BrH.#f sfst d,
FLoUR-sales at 81 0094 25 for new red and 81 o5
"a 50 for white; market unsettled, ru.c. .s l -r,
WHEAT-dull at 60470c, ..s-- s.st 49,. sa,, is
OoRN-saes at l6c. -rsE. .r f-st1ers
OATs-sales dull at l59l6c. Ur ...-..f t. .. ~ ID
RYE-small sales at 45950c.
HAY-sales at $500.
P0rAToEs-sales at 20925c.
-BEANs-sales at s7c@Sl25. HrE SEHL
js aALT-rules at 81 so per bb1.
, yWHrrR FrsH--rule at So 5oaB7 90 per bbl,
Sugars, Teas and Coffee advancing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

TIE TWENTY -FoURrH RkolmENr. --This regis
ment left Camp Chase yesterday morning, Jaiy
26, for Western Virginia sg 'e,g aoio' s'31 ~ q
The following is a list Of the officersi
Coionel--JAcoB AMMEs'o.y $40 .IA, .gl5.
Lieut.. Col.--SAMuEL A. GILBERT. o
Major--LUcrEN BUrTLrs, ssrliSp 49,, "a 30.
snrgeon--DAvlD WEIsH. .-;,, .a.sa q -.. p 2, Z.
Mats--J. M. CooKE. ass5r.
Company A-Capt. Lyman Kellogg ~ H1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. ''.''9' 'o'
oephalic PHs accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz: Cure Of headache In all It's forms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-27

- From the Advertiser Providence u. 1.
The Cephalic Pills are said tobe remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and one Of the very best oI
that very frequent complaint. which has ever beer db
covered gEfifTesSh gs-L@a tfre 7NEArt
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from the Southern Psth Finder, New OfIeansi La4At-
Try them you that are tfacted and we are sure that
your testimony be added to the alrea dy numerous
list that has received no other beeine can
produce. .,nn. ,...--,,
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K Fro - ItKsnawbs Valley Star, Kanswha, AgITsr n
WeN suie that persons suffering with the headaCbsz
whotry them, will stick to them. SGtat rsssot
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From wa,hipetou.

WAsHIEeroN, April Silt is understood that
the Secretary Of the Treasury will receive offers
for treasury notes, redeemable In two years, for
the balance Of the loan not taken under the last
notice. An offer has been made for two mil
lions at "a per cent. premium.
B. w. Cheesemsn has been appointed Assist
ant Treasurer at San Francisco Thos. H. Tur-
ner, Marshal for the Eastern District Of Virginia;
Tnos. s. Loring, Chief Engineer in the Navy.
The Interior Department has under considera'
tion the subject Of the organization Of the Land
Ofi,es in the new territories Of Dacotah, Colo
RADIO and Nevada.
Il is not true that the Southern Commission
ers have taken o house in Washington. Il Is
well understood that the length of their sojourn
here will be dependent on circumstances.
Much alarm exists here on account OF the
military preparations Of the Government, which
preserves entire silence.
Lieut.. Gilman had an interview this after
noon with Secretary Cameron and Gen. Scott
and left this evening for Pensacola. ~
John Minor Bolts arrived here with larg'
delegation Of Virginians to ascertain by persona
conference the exact Intentions Of the Govern
ment. Mr. Bolts visited the President and ad
vised the evacuation Of Fort Sumter. An Of
fcer Of South Carolina has also arrived to re
cruit for the Southern Army. t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

New DAUo ESTABLISHMENT invite the
attention o! our citizens and the public to en-
advertisement in another column, BY which II
will be seen that HEERY M. NEIL has tranferred
his Drug Store, on the south west corner oil
High and Broad streets, to HEsRY WILSON, by
whom the establishment will oe hereafter con-
ductee. We bcspeak for Gen. WILSON the pat.
ronage Of the community, as his establishment
is conveniently located, and his assortment Of
pure drugs and chemicals isexcellent and adap'
ted 10 the wants of the public. His gentleman
ly and obliging qualities, togsther With the in
ducements he can offer to customers, will doubt.
less insure him large and increasing share Of
patronage. .ss..ucs q ga.a7
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gew YORK Marker
iTELsaRArHrD ron Tus ONO srArrsMAr

NN-~~N~ANe-N
NEw York, April @.
FL0UR-recepts of 1896 bbs. Market shade bet
ter; sales Of 1000 bbs at IS 2595 30 for superne
sate % 1905 so for extra Sate IS 255 30 for super
fine western S5 4o95 20 for common to medium extra
western; $56595 rs for shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio Canadian Flour triae better sales OF
1900 bbls. at s5 4597. =
RYE FLoUR-steady % 3594 10 for common to good
superhne.
wHBAT-recepts of 81, ,ooe bush. Market 10 better
with fair export demand; ssles Of 10000 bush at 95
al y for good to choice No. Chicago spring; 81 %
for REGINA spring. 81 2ok@I 81 for Milwaukee club
9l IS for amber Iowa, 81 400 go for white western.
RyE-armer, sales of 5000 bushels at 6e@8sc.
BARLEY-dul sales Of $500 bushels inferior stAts
o0RN-receipts Of 20 $40 bushels, market without
change; sale Of 1000 bushels al6796oc for old mixed
western in store and delivered eS@oek for new deiv
oaTs-duli at s3Ss4o for western Canadian and
State. -is- ~ '77 = -rg077 TT
PoRK-quiet and firm; sales Of so bbls at sl7 l2a
sl7 e5 for mess, SI3 for prime. SQl
BEHR-qulet and unchanged. - d y 1't
| CUT MEATS-quiet. rv,s,
LARD-steady; sales Of 50 bbls at opios g.
BurgAh-in fair request at loSlac for Ohio and l4d
CHEEsE- STEADY at 7x@lOc.l rr 81 .a
WHIsKY-xuist and frm;pales Of COO bbls at is1@d
ooFREE-s,eady but quiet; sales of 400 bags Rio. a
s6aAR-rsmsin heavy; sale, 900 hhds Of Cuba at 4,
Il as. --s-t = .,s-.,-. II .t.ffr -.
MoLAssRs-uuehanged sales 100 bbls Of N. o. q
3l@33c. 900 -.
sTooKs-dull and lower some are higher while Other
are lower. Money plenty on call and per cent?
Chic & R 81: B & Q 70; D. q W. s0f; NJ 101.
do quoted at IS; NJ O IS; Harl IS; do preferred 3s
Pac Mail s2x; Erie 90; Pan ll5I;N Yo 763S; Red
; 4l o scrip TX; q Z Chic 5Ix; O q Toledo 949.
do Cd l0i lilo bonds 95k; Erie 4th %; NJ sinkin
bonds "a: Mo &c 63k; Tenn 6s TAX; O 10Y
US 0's 81; Coupons %; N Y state 5's "a: Treasur
l2's 100 l.2, .,,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

. HfMESEAL.-- Licenses have been issued from
che Probate Court of this county, during the
week ending to-day, April 9Th, for the intermsr'
riage of the following persons. We learn that
the four couples first named have been married;
of the others we are not informed:
Philip W, Noel, Treasurer Of scioto county,
and Miss Sophia S. Chase; Jesse Shoemaker
and Mrs. Elizabeth Parkeson; DR.. Robert N
Barr and Mise Frances Nichols; John Hsines
and Mrs. Lucinda Calhoun; Christopher Davis
and Miss Lydia A. Scott; Charles G. Weis and
Miss Catharine steube; August Ksrl and MiS'
Christina Bauer AZ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

ARMoRY Hall CoNoERr.-We hope no one
will forget the Concert of the Cacilien Verein'
at Armory Hall, on Monday evening next. The
ladies and gentlemen belonging to this newly
organized company Of vocalists have prepared d
programme and musical entertainment rarely,
If ever, equaled in this city. They ask that this
their first effort to please the public, may be
Witnessed by each individual in person, that he
may Judge of their deserts for himself. We
think every one who spends an hour or two at
the Concert at Armory Hall, on Monday night,
will be richly repaid in the qualification and
pleasure afforded by the Cecilien verein.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
Bo.ap OF cOusrY SCHOOL ExAnsrRs. The

BoApp OF CoUsrY SCHOOL ExAnNERs. The
Board consists of s. D. KINosLEY, superintend-
ent of the Public Schools in this city; HORACE
WILSON, Esq, and SrERSE CHirTENDEE, Esq.
The Board meets every Saturday, at the Office
of the Probate Judge in this city, for the exam.
sinatiOn of applicants for Teachers' certificates.
On Saturday, March 90, over forty young la
dies were examined; on Saturday, March 80,
over thirty, aud to day, Saturday, April 6, about
fifteen have been examined. Nearly all these
Young ladies' acquitted themselves handsomely,
and received certificates. A few gentlemen
were examined on each of the days named above,
and generally received certificates Of qualiaca.
tion. ...
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Special Dispatch 10 tho NY, Herald. !

New ORLEANS, April 5.--More sensation dis.
patches from Washington, to-day, sta to that
President Davis has ordered Gen. Beauregard
to. stop Major Anderson's supplies, to cut off
all communication with him, and place Fort
Sumter in state of siege. If such were the
fact, We would receive immediate intelligence
from Montgomery and Charleston. aA
. The Cabinet at Montgomery believe no bel.
ligerent steps will be resorted to. slI
Advices from Jamaica to the the 23a ult.
state that Prince Alfred met Royal reception
at Barbados. Preparations are making to give
him a magnificent ball at Jamaica.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
ma caliiornla lsnatorial RIeotion.

FoRr KrAnNEY, April 5.--The Pony Expres
passed here at 80 A. M with San Frahcisc
dates TO the 23d ult. 4
The Senatorial el,ction, which was briea;
4 telegraphed over The last Pony Express, wa
brought about under extraordinary circumstan
oes On the night preceding the election, thu
Douglas and Breckinridge Democrats, favorable
to reorganizing the Democratic party as former
ly existing, agreed TO hold another Senatorial
caucus, all the Breckinridge and large MAORI.
| ~ of the Douglas members being present. The
prominent candidates before the caucus were
Denver, Weller and Nugent The Breckin,
ridge men preferred Weller, but could get no
Douglasites to support him. The next choice
was Nugent, the Douglasites claiming that his
election would attach the Irish voters to feor.
ganize the Democracy. On this theory Nugent
was nominated over Denver and Weller. AT.
ter the nomination, Nugent was called upon aud
made an indiscreet speech, strongly sympa-
thizing with the seeded States. This speech
aroused vigorous opposition to the new candi.
ate, some Douglas members OF the caucus declin.
iDg to abide by the nomination. e,
When the Joint Convention re.assembled on
the Goth, the first ballot showed As votes for
Nugent; about 80 for McDougal, and 81 for the
Republican canddate--the balance scattering.
The second ballot resulted about the same
During the progress OF the third ballot, the
Republicans and scattering voters commenced
on McDougal, amid a scene of
the widest excitement, which continued until
The President announced from the Clerks tally
the election Of McDougal by Sc out of Ill
votes, and declared the Convention adjourned
,ine die.
On this showing, McDjugal received his Ger.
;ficate Of election. i
Opinion is divided whether the clerks mis-
AXE can be corrected so as to inyalidate the
election. 1t is generally admitted that had the
mistake been discovered before the Convention
adjourned, another ballot would easily have
elected McDougal. 1.tlr
The Senate yesterday voted to consider that
10 election had taken place, and passed reso-
ution to 90 into new joint convention, If the
Assembly concurred. The Assembly rejected the
'enate's resolution
Advices from Los Angeles state that Marteas
Moreno, with two hundred men, had landed in
lower California and resisted the Aparzo gov.
II was reported that fight took place,
n which lew men were killed. u |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

HELD TO BAIL.-Y Yesterday afternoon, WILL
LIAM BurIEH, JAMES PESDKoREss and RoDERT
PENDEoRKss, who, with two others, had been
arrested, on the affidavit of BARNEY McCADE, Of
the city police, for resisting an officer in the ex.
ecuton Of his duty, had their examination be-
fore Justice TaEsESnDER, and the three were
bound over in the sum of tffty dollars each to
answer tho charge a. the next criminal term Of
the Probate Court. 41HH III.
BARSEY MoCABE has also been arrested, on
the affidavit Of ROBERT PESDEGREss. for an as
sault with intent to kill. His examination was
set tor this afternoon before Justice MILLER.
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rive congratulate our readers upon Il

1--WE congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of cure for Rheumatism, Gout ana
Neuralgia, and all Mercurial Diseases, which
is effected without the use Of internal medicines
which destroy the constitution and give tempo
rary relief only. In fact II 10 the only known
remedy effeciiDg perfect cure, and we feel
warranted, from its recommendations, in calling
the attention of the afflicted and those having
friends suffering from Rheumatism, Gout OF
Neuralgia, or the perniciops effects of Mercury
to the advertisement in. another column Of our
paper, Of DR.. Leland's Anti-R Rheumatic Band.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

Psor. W OOPS RTsrpsArivE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RrsoyAroR is. without doubt, the best tonic Cor
dialinthe world. To those who are suffering from
General Debility We would recommend Its use'
for while iii pleasant to tho taste, II is strength
veuiue,to the system, ,and.will at once tend TO
remove all Impurities of the Blood, and eradi-
cate all traces Of disease. II can be taken BY
the weakest atomach, while thosein good health
will at once feel its exhilarating power. We are
confident that after using one bottle of this Cor
dial, none, will be for q day without it.-Nsa
Voyk leader 2 y tAl~Af
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

CHncAoo. April 5.--The steam tug Nee Queen,
sent from here week since for the purpose Of
examining the straits, returned last night, hsv-
ing reached Wauposhanie light tower, twenty
Ave miles west from Mackinaw. She reports
the Ice stil ten inches thick, with swelve inches
Of snow. Her report 10 considered vCry favora-
BILE by those looking for an early opening o.
navigation. a''gg ~ alN brt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
CINCINNATI MARKET.

d N n -q,W CINCINNATI, April Q, Ib6I.
FLoUR--The trade in -four continues limited and re-
streted mainly to the local sde the orders from abroad
being very small. superne quotsd at a. IS to 81 S.;
Extra, at 81 90 to s475; Family, at ~ 90 to5.
wHEAT--prime red commands no more thau 0ec ,
though holders ask 81; White 10 nominal at 81 0s0
81 10. tfrit g ttl leaJ5lt
CORNgoc, into the hands Of the distillers freely at
&c., This figure IL paid little more readily to-kay.
shelled h In but moderate request at 39s6c for mixed
and white. rE
oATssre held at with but little more than retail
trade 1tNs4 ne A.it'et y titaea
BARLRY-commands but little attention. A consid
erabe amount held out Of market because Of Its insc
tivity. &C., was the best offer made for prime article
-6s970c. isasked. ~ gs' to y - ~
RYR-is inactive and nominally quoted ct $50,
WHISKY-is very frm at 1876, with liberal sales.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

CHARLEsToN, April 5.--The inal vote took
place In the Convention to-day on the adoption
Of the permanent Constitution Of the Southern
Confederacy. The whole number of the mem
bers Of the Convention is 172, Of whom lag vo-
ted for and l6 against the Constitution. Ten
were absent. So
There Is nothing new as to Fort Sumter or
other matters. lg9a 81 i's#a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
Virginia Convention

RIcHM6ND, April 5.--The Convention adopted
the following resolution:
"Deeply deploring the distracted condition OF
the country, lamenting the wrongs that have
compelled some of the States to dissolve con-
nection with the Federal Government, but sen
sible Of the blessings of the Union, and impress.
ed with its importance to the peace, prosperity
and progress Of the people, we earnestly desire
an adjustment by which the Union may be re-
established in its integrity; and that peace and
prosperity be restored throughout the land"
RICHMOND, April SIN Convention to-day,
the 9th resolution was up in committee of the
whole. II was amended, on motion Of Mr.. Critcbs
er, by inserting the words "dissolve their con.
nection with, !" in lieu of the words "csst off
obedience to-" r
Mr.. Moore moved to strike out the word
"wrongs" and insert "causes," the idea being
that wrong did not otimpel States to secede, which
was rejected by large majority.
Some other amendments were defeated
Mr.. Bawildn moved to amend by inserting
earnestly desire" in lieu of the words "indulge
the hope" Agreed to. -Vsi i
Mr.. Wise moved to strike out the whole, and
insert the substitute contemplating resistance to
wrongs, indulging In the desire for an adjust
ment, and that Virgins should no, offer or adopt
any terms of adjustment which ought rot to be
acceptable to the seeded States, and restore
them to the Union .r."
The Convention refused to strike out-ayes
81. nays So.
Mr.. Wise moved to amend by adding the last
clause Of the foregoing substitute, which was
rejected-64 to "a -----.g 's 1a
The resolution was adopted.
The 7th resolution was then taken up, aud
amended, on motion of Mr.. Wise; by striking
out all from the word governments" 10 the last
sentence-yeas 60, nays67. s 4ls 20
Mr. Leake moved to amend BY adding de.
claration that the North must abstain from In.
terference with slavery in the States and com.
mon Territory, and abandon all hostile political
organization DO to SO. il'
The 7th resolution, az amended, was adopted
The 9th resolution wss passed by for the
present. .f.r
The 9Th resolution was taken up.
Mr.. Conrad moved to strike cut the frat line
Of words, "exercise Of the right" and insert
withdrawal from the Federal Government. {"
Agreed to.
Other amendments were offered; pending
which the Convention adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
we met one of our friends yesterdI

1oTGoop. We met one Of our friends yesterday
.on Broadway, and were sstonished at the change
tsin his appearance. A few weeks ago We saw
MIN, he was pale, lean and dejsctedi complain.
ing or weakness and debility, having been 30
acted all summer. NoT npssss nsd y hs Ie ,ss'
scraticn entirely 20 McLEAS's srszsorHrsfsd
oVSI,1s W. advise all who are complaining Of Gem
erai Debility 70 Try Ii; Il is certainly very
pleasant remedy. We learn that there are iargt
3 quantities Of itselling daily.-Morning Herald
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

CONSERVATION AMoNo THE DENTISTS
dentists have great times and rich pickings
among the multitudes Of decayed teeth arising
from the use of impure Saleratus with which
the community Is flooded But JAMES PYLEs's
Dietetic saleratus causes great CONSERVATION
among them. It threatens to destroy their
business. Depot, 345 Washington street. New
York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

T At the election on Monday, April lst, In
the township and city of Newark, all the Demo
crats-on the township ticket, except one COnata'
bile, and all the Democrats on the city ticket,
,excep. the Mar,hal, one Trustee and one Aasea'
or, were elected by large msiorities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

NorIcr TO suBscnDras.- City subscribers to
the Daily Statesmen, who may change their
dwellings or places Of business at this season
Of the year, are requested to notify our carriers,
or leave word at our countingr' DOM. Of the
places at which they wish their papers left
thereafter,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

CHcAoo, April 5.-The fugitive slaves taken
from this city on Wednesday morning, we're ex-
amiDed before Commissioner Corneau, at
Springfield, yesterday. The proof that they
were fugitives was clear and indisputable, and
they were accordingly delivered to their owners.
They we're taken to st, Louis In the evening
train. "a q tis Ittf'N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

lspesal Dispatch to the New York Henid.l
CHARLEsToN, April 6-War Is expected with.
In "a hours. Every man Is ordered on duty
Excitement intense. l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

.surERroR CoURr.-The regular Jury were dis
charged yesterday from further attendance at
the present term. Cases that may be here.
after tried at this term by Jury, will be sub
mitted 70 q called or special Jury -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

RIcnMorD, April 5--There is good authori-
ty for stating that the Richmond Wing will not
advocate secession, but will stand by the policy
Of presenting an ultimatum to the North.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

G.TThe Chilliootbe AaUertisr estimates that
ane hundred thousand pigeons have been ship
ped from that city, during the present season
be- express or otherwise. rgl, ,sf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places ua daily
under obligations to II for the very iatsS' papers
from the eastern cities. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

FALL RIVER, April 6.-The Woollen mill and
machinery Of the Dunlap Manufacturing Co..
was destroyed BY fre last night. The stock of
dry goods was mostly saved. Insurance $3l 9
600.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

rbe American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily ,favors In me shape OF sne
very iatest eastern papers. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-06

IL R. KIRKrATnIoK, No. l65 South High
Street, has very choice assortment of Gold and
Silver Watches, fine Jewelry, Clocks, Silver
aud Plated Ware, at prices to suit the times.