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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18

ANOTHER NEW CERTIFICATE-DR. KEYsER's
PICTORIAL SYRUP.-I had been troubled with acough
and cold for several weekso bad was It that could not
Sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the lest in the city whom could name, but dc
not do So finally procured bottle OF your Pecoral
syrup which cured me entirely. Signed,
j. W. SIM0NT0N,
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READING.

By 8. G. GoopRIcH, L. l.. D. peter Farley,
aoodrchs New lst Reader Goodrlch's New 4th Reader
9oodrich's New Cd Reader. Goodrchs New 5tn heaaer
doodrchs New I'd Reader. aoodrich's New Oth keadsr
"1Aey are decided improvement on dNMdf ihav'
0srsify, ohio.
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srEUnrsvlLLr, o., March Il, IL;

AhhiVh icoo.
have used DR., Keysers Cough Syrup for abad cough
the best medicine for the that have taken
j. W. PRICE.
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Qss Liberty street, Pittsbargh, Pa, Jan Q, iseO.

"sTop THAT;COUGHING."-'How can / do itF' "Go
To Keyserson Wood street and get bottle OF his Cough
PecoIal and that don't cure you, your case must be
desperate indeed" This Is aspecimen Of the cooquy
one hears almost every day In cold catching periods Of
the year And we can, from actual experiment, cheer
fully concur the advisers admonon as above, for we
nave tried the 'Pectoralr In most stubborn case with
entire success Near weeks ago went to Pittsburgh
With one OF the most distressing contrary, mush un
subduable coughs experienced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere. We coughed steadily and
aboriously for one whole week. in hopes OF tiip out
but Il was no CO. In fact 1t seemed rather to have i'm
proved by pctce, and to have acquired
The sisae we cou hed way to Keyser l40 Wood et
procured hfty cent bottle OF the "PectoIal took
according to directions, and eight hours we wer
master OF the held the enemy having Internationally
aurrendered after brief but unequal conflict with 9
formidable an adversary as Keysers famous "cougf
PectoraI. W DrOlrRsriRe Clipper, Dec. II, 1859.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case OF Eve years.
landing cured BY DIR. KEysER's PEoT0RAL SYRUP.

.alaal aa PITTssuR0H, Jan. II, 1860.
DR.. RrYsFR My wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and dcuty OF breathing, for five or six years,
which for several years back had gradually increased In
violence. The complaint has been hereditary, and she
had been treated by several physicians without any re-
lief In this state Of her procured some Of your
Pectoral Cough Syrup. bought, the FIRST time, ffty
she has trace of the former disease, except weak
ness would also state that used the medicine my
self 10 cold and cough The medicine cured me by tax
ing dose Iexpress my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you at liberty to publish this II you
desire to do so. WIN. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
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CONVICT LABOR FOR HIRE.

3 frrr l1a COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 23d, 1850.
cEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
HceiVed Al the once Of the Ohio Penitentiary until
Monday January 2ls 1851 2. p M for the labor Of
from One Hundred to One Hundred and Twenty five Con
vlcts iu this Institution, for Five Years. n
shop room furnished and discipline maintained at the
expense Of the State.
bidders will specify the kinds OF WORK. 'he NUMBER OF
men, and the price per day for labor.
BIDS by persons contractors will be considered for
any business not now carried the Prison. and from
present contractors for their present business, and for
anv other not In conflict with the laws Of the State or
istpR contracts the Directors reservng the right 70
sct such bids and businessas will best promote the In
tere,t Of the Institution, and conflict the least with the
mechanical interests Of the State. s.gg j..
No hd secured for less than Twenty or more than Fifty
men IN any one contract Successful bidders required
s''' '''"'''O' NUS '' ' j. A. PRENTICE, Warden
N. MERI0N. ati
raE8sAsn THEO. C0MsT0K, Directors.
dec3-dta iqsh II. u. PARSONS.
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CUTTERS PHYSIOLOGICAL WORKS
BY BENJAMIN GREEHIFAF, A. nj.

Fbr District Schools.
Greenleafs New Primer Arithmetic.
Greeneafs Intellectual Arithmetic.
Greeneafs Common School Arithmetic
For High Schools and academies.
First Lessons in Physiology, Illustrated, 70 mo.
Anatomy and Physiology, illustrated, IL mo-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08
THE NEWS.

| by the steamer Bremen at New York, we have
European dates to the Goth ult The Italian Par
Lament was opened by Victor Emmanuel on the
18TH ofFebruary. The proclamation for the eman
cpation of the sers of Russia was issued on the 3D.
The steamer Great Eastern is to sail for Norfolk
and take in load of cotton which it has been pro
missed should be there ready for her. The demand
for discount at the Bank of England was limited
No tidings Of the Australasian, which sailed fo
| New York on the 10TH
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Wigfall, of Texas
made speech strongly condemniug coercion. HI
was replied to by Mr.. Douglas, who again SPOKE
strongly in favor Of giving the Administration {
trial.
Our special Washington correspondent furnishes
some important Information from the Capital.
In the Virginia Convention yesterday, Mr.
Carlisle made speech, in which he upheld the
right of the Government to collect the revenue in
the seeded States. He said that he was agreea.
bly, disappointed in the tone of Mr. Lincoln's inau
gural, and believed that the people had yet the
power to restore harmony.
Letters received from Major Anderson by the
War Department, say that the most friendly feel
ing exists between him and the South Carolina
authorities. The facilities of the Postoice are yet
afforded him.
The Charter elections held in New York on Wed
nesday, have generally resulted in the success of
the Republicans.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08
THE NEW SENATE COMMITTEES.


The following is a list of chairmen of Sena t.
Cominittees selected by the Republican caucus. -
Inc list was handed to the Democratic side to fl
up their minority proportion:
=, Foreign Relations, Mr. Sumner; Finance, Mr.
feSsenden; Commerce, Mr.. Chandler; Military
Affairs, Mr.. Wilson; Naval Affairs, Mr.. Hale; Ju-
diciary, Mr: TrumbulI; Post Office, Mr.. Colamer;
puolIc Lands, Mr.. Harlan; Private Land Claims
Mr. Harris; Indian Affairs, Mr.. Doolittle; Pen
aaions, Mr., Foster; Revolutionary Claims, Mr. King;
Grimes; Patents, Mr.. Simmons; Public Buildings
Mr.. Foot; Territories, Mr.. Wade; To Audit Expen,
ses OF Senate, Mr. Dixon; Printing, Mr.. Anthony;
b Enrolled Bills, Mr. Bingham Engrossed Bills, Mr.
PROTEST AGAINST RECOGNITION.
MT. Black recently addressed a circular letter to
all foreign Governments, protesting in decided
terms against the recognition of the Confederate
states as an independent Government and assign
Ing the reason at length which induced tie remon.
STRANGE. The protest will, of course, be renewed,
ana, perhaps, emphasized, by the present admins
tratiOn.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.
The New York Tribune, of this morning, saws:


The stock market opened this morning with strong
Toledo reached when under the free buyinr of
prominent bulls, the market considerably strength
ened The downward movement was caused by the
apprehenslons felt in many quarters that our political
troubles must sooner later cuminae in civil war and
mat under such circumstances it would an agree
ole aDor 10 carry load of stocks. In this condition
e market IS naturally very sensitive, and is influenced
Dy every genuine or bogus despatch from WASHINGTON
The public at large still taking very little Interest in
the movement outstanding the abundance of money
The outsiders who in almost every case bulls cannot
see any present prospect of rise while NAV happen
any day which will precpitate crisis and produce
heaVy all IN prices. Between the Boards the rumor in
regard to Mr. Seward obtained currency and there was
rush to buy, under which the market improved to I
per cent on the prominent stocks After the regular
session, the buoyancy of the market was lost and the
market was oil about per cent, and without activity
he western and Southern State stocks sympahzed with
the general market The supply of money seeking EN-.
poyment on call is increasing large amounts have
been offered to-day at per cent on choice coIIataraIS
Paper remains as noticed yesterday, in small snnny of
good character and passing freely GAS per cent for
Short and SlO per cent for long dates The bank loans
and specie continue to show expansion.
The market for foreign bills is inactive but firm Ster.
ling Is lO4 dlO6. Francs 540(d]5 35.
Freghts to Liverpool 500 bbls flour 10 fill at IS 4kd
(d3s. Cd; 7,700 bushels wheat at l2Tdl in bags 4Oo
boxes bacon and 200 bbs lard at 4Os 500 boxes cheese
at 4Ss 6OO bales compressed cotton 32d and 200
do. Sea Islands do at I'd ~ ~
Comparative statement of the exports Exclusive of
spece from New York to foreign ports for the week and
since January lst
1859. 1860. 1861
For the week.-mrs. 4s4214 s20s9 372 50 497 o5s
Previously reported. 745l 401 lI54l 1867 q 42l537
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From the Ne1V Orleans Delta, March .,
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.


The arrival of the Arizona on Wednesday, from
Brazos Santiago, advised of the evacuation of
the government buildings there by some eighteen
United States troops, under Lieut. Thompson, and
the occupation of the same by the Texas forces un-
der Col Ford. Advices by the same conveyance
stated that the Texas commissioners had proceed
ed to Brownsville to treat with the government
officers in command there for the surrender of Fort
Brown, but nothing definite was known when the
Arizona sailed. BY the Galveston steamer this
morning we have some further particulars from
Brownsville, from which it appears that Capt HILL
in reply to the demand of the Texas commissioners,
peremptorily refused to evacuate Fort Brown,
surrender the government property. 1t was stated
that Capt. Hill had ordered reinforcement from
Ringgold barracks, with the intention of retaking
the property on BraZOs Island. A collision be-
tween the government and State troops was i'm
minent.
The Cicilian of the 9th publishes the subioined
intelligence from the Rio Grande:
The steamship Gen. Rusk, which carried the vol
unteers from this city on the expedition to seize
the forts on the Rio Grande, returned Yesterday
Gen. Nichols, commissioner on the part of Texas,
returned on the Rusk for the purpose of procuring
reinforcements
The Texas forces under Col Ford had taken the
small military post on Brazos Island, detachment
of eighteen United States troops under Lieut..
thompson, without resistance, but, we believe, not
without remonstrance.
Col. Ford, Gen. Nichols and Hon. W. Waller
went to Brownsville, and demanded the surrender
of Fort Brown and the United States military
anu otner properly embraced IN the caplu-
Id latlon signed ny Uen. I"iggs. Inc order OF Gen.
Twiggs for the delivery of this property had not
9een @ received ana capt: Hill, who has command of
fort brown, peremptorlly refused to evacuate his
positlon or surrender the pubic property Some
oL tne unr'e9 oeeS ocers asser ted that even an
the fort would not be obeyed.
forcom,anf az rn"S 9Nn mn naa oraereo rem
Rin~nod harronI NV ~ 9ni.eu oaases troops from
voInItesrs and ret.L anI 10 aaGk tne
The Teyans were antrnip posu on ngaioS
.hn Inc ieAahs were acuVely engaged In terrifying
t poSi'ion "nu Kept snarp lookout ior an at
'"SH. M H., -,
1890 Mo aoIn'eers m e nda arrived rom the interior
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

NEW WAY OF MAKING BREAD.-A new mode of
pread-maklng is attracting some attention. 1t
seems that, except in the manufacture of biscuit.
machines to make bread have only been partially
successful, and their products like those of ordinary
backeries, too often need alum, sweetening, sui
phuric acid or other matters to supply the sugar
ana other portions lost during kneading, or to
whiten the bread The new mode EMPLOYS an an.
paratus, the principal feature of which is copper
cylinder into which carbonc acid gas is introduced
and is Incorporated with the flour. When fer.
mentaton me commences, the liqufed -four is draw
Oft by a tap and Immediately baked, there being no
actual manipulation.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

NEW STATE OF LAKE SUPERioR.-A gentleman,
who is resident of Superior City, Wis, informs
us that the feeling in that region is in favor of the
ding their northern counties up to be organized
into seperate State; but no one there, as far as
his knowledge extends, desires any connection with
Canada or the English Government, further than
the Investment of British capita. in our mines,
and railroad from Superior City, and the British
mail contract from that place to Selkirk's settle
ment in the Hudson Raw territories
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

FAITHFUL NAVAL OFFICER SUBSTANTIALLY Re-
wARDED.-The two Houses of Congress have
doubled the pay (from 81 500 to So 3O0O) of Lieut.
Glss OF the navy, since 1855, in consideration of
ms hdety and valuable services as one of the scen.
tinc olhcers OF the Government. Lieut. G. was for
servatory, and was largely instrumental in the es-
tablishment OF that important work. For several
years he has been working up his astronomical oh.
servations tic taken at the observatory in Chilli Last
States Coast Survey, to Washington T,rritorv mon
a scientific expedition While the late Naval
Board appear to have overlooked the labors Of
Lieut.. g., the Coast Survey, the Secretary of the
Navy and Congress have placed very Just value
upon his scientific services, and have honored and
rewarded them accordingly. Lieut.. G. has been
twenty six years in the navy without leave of alb
ence.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

The Rome (Ga.) Southeraer says that the opera
tves in o. B. Ewes carriage factory in that place
intend manufacturing fine buggy, to be presented
to Hon. Jefferson Davis, first President of the
Confederate States of America. The vehicle will
be after the most approved style, and entirely of
Southern material.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08
MR. LINCOLN ON THE FUNCTIONS

MR.. LINCOLN ON THE FUNCTIONS AND
Pro VINCE OF THE SUPREME COURT
To show that the monstrous doctrine maintained
by MIR. Lincoln in relation to the functions and the
province of the Supreme Court does not take its
rise from any recently-formed opinion on his part,
we repubish the extract from his inaugural, and
append to it the avowal which was publicly made
BY him in Illinois, during the progress of his we'll
known contest with Judge Douglas:
From Mr.. Lincolns Inaugural March 4, 1851
1.-The candid citizen must confess that if the policy
the government upon the vital questions affecting the
the Supreme Court the instant they made in odi-
nary litigation be0een parties in personal actions the
people will have ceased to be their masters unless
having to that extent practically resigned their govern
ment in the hands of that eminent tribunal"
From speech made by Mr. Lincoln in Illinois in lS5S
and published in the New York Tribune on the 18th of
July Of the same gear
"lf were in Congress and vote should come up on
question whether slavery should be prohibited in new
territory IN spite Of that Dred Scott decision would
vote that it should'
RESIGNATION OF HENRY NJ. FITzHUGH, ESQ.,, AS
JUDGE OF THE APPEAL TAX CoURT.-We learn that
on Tuesday last, Henry Nj. Fitzhugh, ESQ.,, who,
during his absence from the city was appointed BY
Mayor Brown one of the Judges of the Appeal Tax
Court, has respectfully declined the office so frank
ly rendered him. We need not say that the ap-
pointment was which met with the general
approval of the community, and was the more
complimentary as it was made holly without the
knowledge of Mr.. Fitzhugh, who was not can
didate for that any other office.
FROM ST. THoMAs.-Advics from st. Thomas.
bahamas, to the l4th February, announce the fail
ure OF the old established house of j. F. Pension
d Co., the collapse having been occasioned by the
unsettled condition of affairs in the United States
Inc freighting market was animated, and the fol-
lowing charters had been made: For New York
origs onward and John Shaw; schooner Seguin;
briggs j. M. Newhall, Arroyo to New York; Julia
E. Arey and Elizabeth; schooners Abby E. Willard
and Kate Walker; brig Josiah Jex.
DUPREz GREENE's New ORLEANS OPERA TROUPE.
-on Monday evening next the New Orleans Opera
Troupe, under the direction of Messrs Duprez &
Greene, will commence series of entertainments
IN this city. This company is considered one of the
finest in the country in the deneation of negro
character They will no doubt be welcomed bv
crowded houses.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Uncle SANS Waqic
Lantern will be played again this evening at Holli-
day Street Theatre. The oftener this piece is pro-
duced, the more friends it seems to make. Every
night since its first production, the house has been
cro cd % md ~ ~;
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

This TRADE of threats of coercion, this terrific
picture of ellis" which he says flying to- is
suddenly concluded by the assertion that he will
not attempt invasion; that he will commit no cir
rational act, "and attempt nothing 'impracticabe."
We catch CLEAN of sunshine from these express
sions, and do not despair that before month
passes the irrationality and impracticability of
capturing the forts and enforcing unjust tribute
from the Confederate States will be energetically
impressed upon him by the Confederate Admins.
tration.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08
M0nstarp ana Gummertial Rebish5.
BALTIMORE, March I

baltimore, March 7, 1861.
The feeling in the Stock market TODAY was rather
hmer than on yesterday and all the leading stocks were
shade higher in price, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ad.
vanced of dollar, and it closed pretty firm at the
advance sales were made of 125 shares $61H cash.
and 1t left of at s64 bid, s6lk asked regular way In
Northern Central Railway there was some movement
to-day sale of 80 shares having been made at sl4%
cash 1t closed regular way sl4 bid $141! asked
For Canton Co. SAY bid, and SIS asked, but no
sales were made Sales were made Of $4,000 Northern
Central 1885 bonds 1900 5O@ and 600 at SON. but
nothing was done in other Railroad bonds City 6s were
frmer to-day. Sales made of 81 $50 1905 at 96
997 and they closed at 96A bid 81 asked 1s75 closed
at 964 bid, e7 asked, and 1855 at 95 bid Nothing
was done in the Mining fancies to-day.
Foreign Exchange is quiet the rates are about as
they were week ago The rates today follows viz
London, bankers bills 1GG@1O64; do commercial do
lO4HGl05%; Paris, GO day bills ST. so; do short sight
do. 5f 25; Antwerp 5f 80; Amsterdam 40b64OX
Bremen 76@76E; Hamburg 36 Cologne 72 Frankfort
on-theMain Al.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL THE SOUTHERN Con-
FEDERACY.-The name of the new Postmaster Gen
era of the Southern Confederacy is Hon. Henry
Il. Elicit, not Henry I. Ulett, the telegraph at
first reported. Mr.. Elicit is a native of Salem
County, New Jersey, and nearly fifty years of age
When he reached manhood, he removed to Bridge
of the legal profession. He also took quiet part
in political affairs and became an efficient member
Of the Democratic party. Subsequently he mar
ried the only daughter of Gov. Seeley, of N. j.,
and removed to Port Gibson, Mississippi, where be
has held distinguished position for more than
twenty years.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

IRON AND STEEL.-Wc find the following interest
ing statements in New York paper:
Inc late tariff on Welsh bar iron was S76S,
making an aseby the present tariff ISIS ton
OF ABOUT 81 The duty on railroad iron was Sc. ~,
increase n So Refined English bars (Stafordshirel
9oll; advance about Sc. Common Swedes', ad-
vance only about 50. Fine Norway, about the
same as the present tariff. This protection is ade
quaie and will put life into all our iron works. On
steer the increase is much more considerable On
tne lower grades, for coach spring, sleigh. and
o shee steel the advanced duty will be about
9Ao per Ton. On the finest grade of cast steel the
increase will be about S22 per ton. The effect will
pe' NO uoupt greatly to stimulate the production
finer qualities. Vi the
The London Literary Gazette concludes its fonrtb
and last article on Motey's Netherlands with tbesa
words: VIII 'hese
ga more careful reperusal has confrnod 81 >
opinion expressed In our first notice that the
are faults occasoned by haste and nd;soro.;
both in style and method, which Mr.. Mo,ar oo
easily correct. Despite these, our debt to him
considerable, and our gratitude proportionata
Lacking many of the brilliant beauties of sucb NO.
ratives as those of Lord Macaulay and Mr.. Fronde
Mr.. Motley has told in clear, earnest and graphic
language, the story of the most momentous epoch
in our history. We await with much expectation
the continuation of work which will be a monu-
ment of the industry and ability of its gifted
author"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

m BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, March h7-CArrLE-
me onerngs at the State Scales to-day were light and
up only 45O head being 200 less than last market
oay. Ihere was good demand for Cattle and prices
were were shade hrmer All of the above offerings were
taken up by butchers prices ranging from
50 to S475 and averaging s3s7K per lbs The aver.
age SHOWS an advance of 2 cts per 100 lbs on last
Thursdays rate. The market closed steady
HoGs-There fair supply in market but prices
were hardly SO firm Sales were made to the butchers
S2o to S. per lOO lbs. for fair to prime lots.
SHEEP.-Sheep were in fair supply and prices were
steady Sales were made at 81 so to S. gross
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE Uncle SANS Maqic
Lantern will be played again this evening at Holli-
day Street Theatre. The oftener this piece is pro-
duced, the more friends it seems to make. Every
night since its first production, the house has been
crowded. Go and see it this evening.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

Two of the no concession members of Congress
from New Hampshire are nominated for reelection,
viz; Gilman Marston in the first district. and Ihos,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08

It's stated that Mr.. William Niblo will NOT be
the lessee of his celebrated Garden after the lst oil
May next. Mr. A. I. Stewart, of dry goods cele,
brity, who owns the establishment, has received
several applications for lease, but as yet nothlng
the refusal a day or two since, but we have not
been advised of The result. The rent is understood
tn he SAT Con nar annum-N. Y. Express.