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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

4 extend beyond Manassas Junction, aud are slil
coming in BY droves.
4 The earth-Works at Centreville we're greatl,
miarepresented. They were not Of the formi
dable character supposed The enemy, before
eyacuating, had somewhat injured them BY
breaking the embrasure and, classmates. ~
On our troops ARRIVING at Fairfax they found
no more than dozen families. The soldiers
rushed into Fairfax Court House, and brought
away some OF the records; but this being dis
covered, the officers directed their return.
When our troops learned that Manassas had
been evacuated, their spirits became depressed,
as they had anticipated spirited conflict with
the enemy.
WAsHINaToN, March l2.-By an arrival at the
navy yard to-day, tbs ascertained that the reb-
elbatteries were evacuated at Aqua Creek yes
terday morning, whether. permanently or not,
we have no means of ascertaining.
General Fremont will return TO Washington
either this evening or to morrow morning.
{, Repairs have already been commenced at Bull
Run, and the probability Is that the road to
Manassas will be in running order this week.
The Naval committee of the Senate this
morning agreed to report bill at once for the
appropriation Of SIS 100000 for Iron clad ves-
sela of war.
Senator Grimes has just received aIdispatch
from Assistant Secretary Of War Fox, at Fort
Monroe, declaring his confident belief that the
monitor, in her next engagement will sink the
Merrimac. Mr.. Fox confirms the reports that
the Merrimac was injured in the fight. He ex-
presses the opinion that another contest be-
Tween the two vessels is certain, and that the
conflict will be terrible. f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Prom Fortres. monroe.


FORTRESS MoNRoE, March IL ALI the papers
belonging to the frigate Cumberland having
gone down in her, It Is impossible to obtain q
correct list of killed, wounded and lost.
Lieut.. Selfridge, of the Cumberland, has been
ordered to the command of the Monitor.
A flag OF truce was sent to Craney Island to-
day. t,.5. -ot
Rebel officers say the Merrimac, or, as they
call her, the Virginia, was damaged, but not Sc
rlously. They admit the loss of four killed
and several wounded on her Capt. Buchanan,
who commanded, was seriously wounded in Sat-
urday's fight. Capt Jones commanded her on
Sunday The Yorktown received shot under
her boiler.
The Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday gives a
glowing account of the affair, and gives the
total rebel loss at nine killed aud twelve
wounded. Twenty-three prisoners arrived at
Norfolk, taken from the Congress. The Day
Book also says the Monitor was seriously in
jured, and some of our gunboats sunk, and re-
ports our loss at six hundred to twelve hundred.
1t also says, that, having accomplished the OBJ
ject of the expedition, and having no more
material TO work upon, our vessels returned to
the navy yard, awaiting another opportunity.
Ia the rebel Congress yesterday, the opera.
tions Of General A. s. Johnston in Tennessee
were discussed Mr.. Adkins said that nearly
every member Of the Legislature signed a,peti.
tion for his removal from that department. 81
The Beaufort correspondent Of the Day Book
says that the Nashville is now lying at Moor
head City.
One hundred vessels are reported at Halter
as, supposeQto contain reinforcements for Gen.
Burnside.
ocracoke Inlet is said to be blocked upwith
stone vessels. lbk III t4.NTf
Virginia has been called upon for forty thOus-
and additional troops. 4, -ss. 3,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March IL

CINCINNATI. March IL.
FL0uR-The offerings are light, and demand good at
about l0c below what ssiess ask At 81 20a4a a5 for
superane large business could be done, but heIdera
want "a 1904 35. =
WHEAT-The demand for wheat is good at 90ag5c for
red and Sl91 O5 for white. For choice lot Of white
~ 10 was offered and refused yf
oATs-Ars duh at go in bulk. Bus eis Oner 97c. at
which the demand 10 good. 81 ~ l t -
o0RN-HAs advanced for esr iI'bulk to 3S@3ic and
frm with good demand. . ~
RYl.Is fir@ and advancing. Buyers Oner s59s0s,
BARLnT-Prime is in good request at 0597Oc; choice
fall is held at 75c. ~r4-rgr rvn-~S
,WHIsKY--In the demand for whisky was good at
100, but after the New York news It dnll st that
price, IA n ~. .s,As <. ls q .r, -..-,st.s,, ~. !
EaaH-Undor large receipts have declined to ii@IEE
CHOCOLATES A fair iobblng demand and the market
for all articles is hrmer. 2, r-,,.r ,,f. ..t 4.
! ooFTEl.5We quote common to prime at lo%9elc
and choice Rio at 3l@29c. - '4.s
Z sUGAR-Rehned yellow ami New Orleans at 90 lOJ<o
and crushed and powdered at ll9llkc.
M0LASSEe-36@S8c.
HAMs-The demand for sugar.eured is fsir at 6N@7c
for uucanvassed, and 7N9795c for canyaased. ~
iBuTTER-1s in good demand at li@20c, the latter
for extra table. r1t ..,tarl.ts,' s,s.t.sf y.
1 cHRRsE- rs arm at 7'Sasc.i .s.t s .siss s,s. +
A-ft2 otfoF-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Gen, Brnrr nt NorfOIIr.

New YoRK, March l2.-An Elizabeth City,
North Carolina, letter, dated March 4th, to the
Tribune, says Gen Bragg, with his forces num-
beting seven thousand, arrived at Norfolk yes
terday from Pensacola, which place he evacua-
ted after destroying the foftiicRtions, guns,
etc It is also said the rebels are calling all
their spare forces into Norfolk, that they may
be ready for any emergency. The force al
Newbern and other points in this State, mum
bering twenty or thirty thousand drilled soldiers,
together with the rebel forces at Richmond, and
other points between Richmond and Norfolk,
will, ID is thought, be thrown In the rear Of the
Union force attacking Norfolk from this direc-
tion Therefore, the last grand battle Of the
campaign may be foughi In this struggle ID
save Norfolk, should that city bo attacked.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Esx Y0rk aarEs,.
laWORrw ron rHE ONO srAruMaE

| raaN lnhfohfhp Foh OHIO bTATEMAN
.e fan NRw YoRK. March l9.
FLOUR-Duh and dropping with only Unite
inquiry. salss q eSgO barrels at s5 9595 IS Tor su
perhne shte 70 5O95 90 for extra state; S5 25GD5
for superane western; IS 50@5 IS for common 70 me
dium extra western; IS sOg5 90 for shipping brand
extra round hoop Ohio 5000 rs for trade brands mar
CANADIAN FLOUR Heavy and decliDiao.e e,s.i.. q
$50 barrels at IS 50@6 so for common 10 choice eTtr
BYE FLOUR Quiet and steady with small raies Al
CORN MEAL-Quiet and nominally uuohsnrsd sale,
OF 4OO barrels at 81 90 for Jersey Brandywue AZ s3 oS
WHlbhf-The market is without decided change In
prces saes Of $50 barrels at 25926c incudiog favor
,WHEAT-Dull aud nominal; in view Of the lirbi
stock holders are not to accept any material de
cline In order to realize.
SIE@RuleS dull and dropping with saIes Of 1000 bush
RARLEY-oontinues without decided change; sales
OF 1900 bushels California at 7GQDeOe.
OohNLmarket 10 dull, and closes Ic lower, with
sales q 5000 bushels at 5ec per bushel for mixed
western in store and 6096Ic for do delivered closing
at tne inside price, $4,000 for new yellow southern In
shipping order.
PhAs-IlO0 bash Canadian at SOc.
OATS-Dulis with sales at 3e0D4Oc for Jersey, Can
sda, western and slate; small sales OF Prince Edward
o0FfEE-The market for Rio less active. but suI
rules very Arm; notice sales Of 1000 bass At o3c
SUdAh-haw continues In moderate demand with
steady market sales Of 1000 hhds at ,I7sIe
changed. 0HE = 77T1 -NfN' - 49,
M0LASsES-In better demand but without dsejss
cnange IN prices; sales Of 60 bbls and 10 erces Cuba
Muscovsdo at CSC. r'.l ~ II O''
POkk-rDull and lower; sales Of zoo bbls At Sl3 o5
g,9 oO Tor mess $le 5O9l3 so for prime mess, $40
BEEF-Rules dull; Gales Of 100 barrsls nj a OO0p
% Tor country prime, S595 50 for country mess s1Q
9l3 oo Tor iepaeksd mess and el3 75l4 SO for extra
PRIME MEss BREF-ouist and steady at aOaao.
hnDlA MEss-ln fair demand sales OF 100 lierces
n 25. - $500 "'--''' sa''' az Sio 'oY
OUT MEATs-steady and arm; sales OF 50 packages
at 4k@5o for shoulders. f"'@"sO'
BAOON-sldes in fair demand and quite arm; sales Of
40 boxes at &c for western long ribbed middles az
Tor mort do, 7971S for short clear 70
H0GS-Dressed, dull and lower Al 5k6D5Lc sov ,vast
ern and 5k for city. o>Ao 'O' "'''
aaAKDLhather more steady sales of 1900 bbIs at 7
sOTr1h-ln little better demand sale at 100 lbs for
Ohio, 10000 for state. ~ " '' =
misunderstanding at 697Hc.
6T0oks-Are a little better; Erie 35sS: Erie pre.
ieEred Ol Hudson 36; Harlem 1872 Reading az; Mich.
gan southern guaranteed 49,; Boston 3O Illinois Gen.
s,ai scLlp ol%; Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland
vleVeand and Toledo 46z; Delaware and Hudson
oo< American gold 1915; Michigan Central SO: Hud.
son on "a mortgage oSh; Illinois Central bonds 03 New
oik sxeP VO illinois war loan e95< Missouri SKIES 53
Vaornia sevens e6K; United States skies OF '67 g3
10 o. coupons W. do hves Of "a, s5K. was
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Report Of Lieut.. Pendergrast.

WASHINGTON, March l2s--The official repor
of Lieut.. Pendergrast, Of the Congress, ad
dressed to Commander Maraton, has been for
warded to the Navy Department.
Lieut. Pendergrast states that, owing TO the
death Of the commanding officer, Jas. b. Smith
It becomes his painful duty to make report e
you Of the part which the United States frlgatt
Congress took In the efforts OF our vessels ai
Newport News, to repel the attack OF the rebe
fiotilla on the 9th inst. The report says that
when the Merrimac, with three gunboats, was
seen steaming down from Norfolk, and had apr
preached near enough to discover ber character
the ship was cleared for action. AT ten minutes
past two the Merfimac opened with her bow
gun with grape, passing usron the. stsrboard
Side at distance of about three hundred yards,
receiving our broadside and giving one 10 re-
turnps .,,.
After passing the Congress, she ran into and
sank the Cumberland. The smaller vessel then
attacked ne, killing and wounding many OF our
crew.
Seeing the fate Of the Cumberland, we set
the jib and topsail, and with the assistance of
the gnnboat Zonave ran the vessel ashore. At
half past two the Merrimac took q position
astern of us, at distance Of about one hundred
and fifty yards, and raked us fore and aft with
shells, while one Of the smaller steamers kept
up Ere on our starboafdl quarter. In the
meantime the Patrick Henry and the Thomas
Jefferson (rebel steamers) approached from up
the James River, firing with precision and doing
us great damage. Our two stern guns were
our only means of defense. These were soon
disabled, one being dismounted and the other
having its muzzle knocked away The men
were Knocked away from them with great ra-
piaity and slaughter BY the terrible IRE Of the
enemy -
Lieut. PendergrAst frat learned Of the death
OF Lieut. Smith at half past four; the death
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
new York Cattle Market.

GTElFaRA PHKD FOR TIE ONO srArrsMAs.l
ef~ NEw York, March 70.
Beef cattle were dull heavy with the large decline
c per b exc generally called the top pFice range
Sk@9c. The greater portion sold at Sc, the market
2 Mich cows remain dull.
prices. TN iIIT-T DO =
Sheep and lambs are in fair request. "a a.-.i tl
The total receipts Of all stocks this week and last were
- Beeves 4S4 COWS l2l; veal calves 699 sheep
and lambs 5l3t; swine l3 GIL srIn'EicIE =
The current prices for the week aTe Beet cattle Of Isl
quality $500 per cwt; ordinary 81 5O9e 90; common
30 oV@1 og; Inferior s. 5096 50. Sheep and lambs
prime SO 5097 so per head ordinary al 5665 So: conn
mon Sfaf oOi inferior 80 5000. Swine, c,rn fed 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

BosToN, March l1.---The schooner ] II.
Chapman arrived from New York last night,
and reports that on the Cd inst. she fell In with
the brig Vermont, She lay by her till the 9Th,
and lett her in latitude SO, As, longitude GO, 8,
drifting southeast two knots per hour, rudder,
sails and anchors gone, and entirely helpless -
She wants powerful tugs &C once, g.. ...--
The bark Edward Dadght, from Trinidad,
Cuba, reports that on.the 9Th inst, in latitude
S5, longitude IA, she spoke the United States
gunboat Saxon, having in tow the British
schooner British Queen, captured of Whining
ton, North Caroline, while attempting to run
the blockade. The Saxon was in search of the
United States frigate Vermont. V'iHl
The brig Isabel Buenan, Captain Tansa, ar
rived at this port to-day from Port-au-P Prince,
reports that q severe shock of an earthquake
was felt at that place on the 18th, at A O'Clock,
A, M.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
A SIxfrn,ish.g :

FoRr HENRY, March IL. "A battalion of the
First Nebraska, and portion Of Curtis's Iowa
cavalry, attacked force of rebels ak hundred
strong this morning, defeating them, and taking
possession of the town. Being apprised that
q large force Of rebels were within 0 few hours
marching distance, they retreated, bringing
away with them number of prisoners The
company lost ave killed-among them sergeant
Major. ~ tA4el,s eeif}'~ $50 w
4 A second battalion, under command Of Lieut..
Col, Patrick, crossed the river to day TO rein
force.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

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best in the world for curing Bad Breath ana
giving nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds OF
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DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WAsHIHGToE, March II ,.le62) >

mo.
Major G eneral Mcclellan having personally
taken the field at the head Of the army OF the
Potomac, until otherwise ordered, he isrelieved
Of the command Of the other military depart
ments-he retaining the command of the De-
pRrtment of the Potomac.
Ordered further, that the two departments
now under the respective commands of Gems
Halleck aud Hunter, together with so much of
that OF Gen. Buell. as lies west of north aud
south line indefinitely drawn through Knox
vile, Tenn, be consolidated, and designated
the Department of the Mississippi, and that un.,
til otherwise ordered Maj, Gen. Halleck have
command of the said Department.
Ordered, also, that the country west Of the
Department of the Potomac, and east OF the
Department Of the Mississippi. be a Military
Department, and the same be commanded by
Maj. Gen. Fremont. y,ya
That all commanders of departments, after
the receipt Of this order, respectively report
severally and directly to the Secretary of War,
and that prompt and frequent reports will be
expected of all. GLi ~ sEp o.
(Sigued) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

NEW YohK, March II The result Of the
New Hampshire election 10 one bundled and
nineteen towns gives Berry 2, ,gS6; Stark, 2O,-
600; Wheeler, ! ,o4e. i L believed that Gov
hundred. The RepnblIcan majority IN the House
win Be from filty % seventy-6ve. The Repub-
llcans have also probably elected ten ont Of the
twelve Senators, and four OF the Councillors
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

with she meFNlIIncs & 8 a
BALrimosr. Maroh IL. The oid Point bpaI
has arrived We learn thIough Lieut. lay
ward, that copy Of tho Norfolk Day Boncl
reached Old Point. II contains 4 highly color
ed account Of the Mefrmac's dgbt end pAysa
great compliment to the bravery Of The crow Of
the Cumberland. Il admits that some OF the shot
from that vessel entered the Merrimae; one
shell killed seventeen men in the Merrimac,
and wounded Capt. Buchanan, who subeer
quently died. The Monitor Is admitted 70 bel
formidable, but she appeared like . black Yam
kee chesse box on araft. The MeFrimac on
Sunday was Under command Of Cateeby Jones.
The account is merely confined TO Saturdays
fght. nTp TvvoIq a
Some slight repairs will be necessary to the
Merrimac. 3 I# NgE kr4NM lEII
The reason why ths Merrimae did not first
attack the Congress, was because Capt. Buch-
anan had brother on board, as paymaster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
NOW, s.,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good?

The best evidence that they are is that their armes
friends and best patrons those who have used them
longest DR.. WILLIAM b. HURD Is an eminent Deetl.t
OF Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State DentIs
Aisocalon, aud these preparations have been used n
ns private practice for yeais and leading citizen Of
brooklyn or Willamsburgh questions their excellence
while eminent Dentis OF New York recommend them
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adverising' dealers have sold them by the gross
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says:-'.ws
are happy to know that our friend, Dr. HuaD IA stc.
ceedlng beyond all expectation with his MOU RI ASH
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short tme and has al
ready been tested BY one thousand personal and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Is the greatest
beautider ever offered TO the American people.
TO prevent this Toilet from being counterfelted or I'm
ttated by unpnnclped persons, do not offer II for
sale at any Druggists In the United States Therefore
anyLady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hair
and Curs, and Long, Soft Whskers or Moustache, can
procure the Invgorator or Toilet either one for one
dollar, inclosed in letter, with their address.
Address O. y. SPENY q CO.,
Box 1873, Oollinsvlle,
Hartford Co.. Conn.
And 4 viii be carefully sent by return mail.
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Master Commissioners alyIa ! Sale.

Henry PfG = Rxrl srsta, a, 49, r,., Z Il 9 e.
az /, (, ", Superior Court IF Tsankilnc GEO,
DKv1MTUE OF AN ORDER OFssAA.E,
~ 20 me direcied from the Superior Court Of Frank,
lin 0odnt Oho,, will offer for sale, the door Of
the Court House, in'the city Of Columbus, on ae =
Saturday, the 5sh day Of April, A, D. 1862,
between tbe hours Of 10 o'clock A. m and a O'clock
M, the following described real estate, situate In the
county Of franklin and StAte Of Ohio. 70 w.t.
Lot No C30) 10 william Pheans addition to the city
OF Oolumbus per plat now sald Ffaek.
lin county will more fully nhow r
Appraised az oi5D.4 s.Ah9 q Al ekV @i1fNgqRll,E
pi5tcpI N1a and Master oonmlsalonef
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FOrts, in New York HarDOr co
" - GnrriBOmed.

( New YoHK, March l2.-This evening all
tue principal forts in the hatbor OF New York
will be garrisoned by order Of Gov. Morgan
The Fifth New York Volunteer ARTILLERY, en-
listed and instructed for heavy artillery service,
and recently ordered to Washington to garrison
the forts In the vicinity Of the Capital has beer
retained, and, under orders received to-day
will b apportioneG in companies to the differ
ent forts In New York harbor. q,