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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
sev York usrss.
.RsponTyO FOB THE OHIO gTATEsA4A

lgsPOnTgp FOB THE OHIO gTATuMAN .E
NEw YoRE. May 20.
HL0UR-The market 10 Ave cents lower, with only a
very moderate buslL doing for export and home
sumption here we're sales n 0OO barrels Il 81 350
IS for tuperape state; 81 "a 60 for extra state;
Si IS for CHOKE; "a 25@4 IS for super0pe western;
81 5O4 20 for to medium extra western IS 90
as 10 for common to good Shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 2O96 so for trade brands market colng
dull.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Tte market Is So lower, with
only moderate business doing Sales Of 1880 barrels
at 81 % ~ for spring and 81 7j9B rs for winter
RYE FL0U a-Exrs, lower, with sales Of $50 barrels
at 90 75q4 90.
CORN MEAL-The market is steady with salss Of COO
barrels at 81 0u for jersey and % 1893 90 for Brandy
vine.
WHIsKY-Ths market s without decided change;
sales Of 60O barrels at 23A@2iN or state and western
WHEAT-The market 10 &c lower, with good export
dem at the decline The sales IS GOO bushels
ohica sphng at 9Os@ 81 Oh l46 QUO bushels Mlwsu.
kee club ct q5c eI O4 354g0 bushels amber Iowa at
81 0s9l O5; 30 QUO bushels Dorhwesern club at 9bcg
81 OIL 1000 bushels cmutty Green Bay at 81 03; 1880
bushels wioter red western 81 1901 l3 500 bushels
amber Michigan at 81 l59l 10; 81 eU0 bushels Canada
club at 95cSl; 10 5u00 bushels white Canada at 81 l66
al 10 and $500 bushels white Michigan at Sl 90
PEAs-We notice sales Of 800 bushels Canadian at
| zoe
RYE-The market Is quiet at dOS62O for western and
7Q0B72c for state
BARLEY-Market dull, with sales OF 1900 busbsls
Canada East at Toe.
BARLEY MALT-sales Of 900 bushels at 81 90.
oORN-Vhe market opened 10 lower. but at close OF
Change rallied under good export de@and a1d closed
sishuy easier for buyers sales Of zoo bushels at Is
946Kc for mixed western; 47946c for old do, in.
cludng lot oc choice at 49c. load ofyelloW was re-
ported sold at 54c.
oATS-Are little armer at AO944 for jersey, Canada
western and state.
PoRK-There is fair business doing and the mar
ket Is without material change sales OF 553 bbls at
sls rs for meas: sl2 0O9 % for western and cty
prime mess, and 80 1909 81 for prime.
BEER-Quet and frm; sales OF 1850 barrels at So 90
az 00; for country prime 80 5O9lO 10 for country
mess; sig COG SO for repacksd messi S4 009l5 90
extra mess.
PRIME NESS BEEF-Is selling in small lots at $40
@9O.
BEEg HAMs-In moderate demsndi sales Of 100 bbls
at l69l7c
CUT MEATs-In good demand and steadyi sales Of
1000 packages at 32S@4Hc for shoulders, and 4e5Kc
for hams.
BAo0N--Sides dull and nominslly unchanged. ----
LARD-scareely 30 firm, with saes Of ,260 barrels
at at7k@6kc. Also sales OF 4o0 kegs common at SIC.
BUrTER-sellipg ct l0@l7o for Chic, and lO996cf for
state
oHREsE--girm stT@skc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Further About Ru

Further About Banks's Retreat.
NEW YoBK, May 26.-The Herald has prett,
full accounts of BAnks's retreat from Its cor
respondent. r-.sl...
Only one hundred and fifty men, out of eigh
or nine hundred engaged, escaped from th,
Front Royal fight. Forty of our men, mostly
sick, were captured at Newton. One named
David Dlckerson, of the Sixty.sixth Ohio, was
killed. & ils a
In the akirmish Of Saturday the Maine and
Vermont cavalry suffered severely. Company
A OF the Vermont cavalry were ell lost, cap
tured or Killed, except Captain Platt, his Lieu
| tenant and half q dozen men, who made good
their escape. Major Collins is among the cap,
tured, and Major Sawyer, whose horse fell un-
der him and injured his foot, made his escape
with no further injury. --4.- 5gs-.....- ..
During the Sunday fight, which continued
two hours before the retreat from Winchester,
DonnelIy's brigade behaved admirably, and re-
pulsed the enemy, but being outfsnked by su-
perior numbers, they we're compelled to with
draw.
Our forces, Donnelly's brigade on the left
and Gordon's on the right, were In position
along gorge between two hills. The enemy
are said to have fought we'll. At one point
they came In large hollow square, single hle
on the front and back, and double file upon each
side, marching up thus to within q certain dis
tapce, when they were ordered to halt, fix bay.
onets and charge, which they did in go1d order.
Col. Gordon and staff ore safe; also Gen.
Williams and staff.
While retreatiDg through Winchester. wo.
men from houseo opened fire with pistols on our
soldiers, and killed great many Of them.
The Leut.-Col. of the 28th New York Is
said to have been killed; Col. Knapp, Of the
46th Pennsylvania, wounded and taken prisoner;
Col. Murphy, 29.h Pennsylvania, killed; and
many others. r
The column rstreated in good order, pursued
by the enemy beyond Msrtinsburg. The bag
gage train proceeded as far ss the Potomac, and
many of the teams have been conveyed across
on ferry-boats.
The operator at Martinsburg had left the
town on the 6rst rumor Of battle at Winches-
ter, and taken the instruments with him. The
whole town seemed deserted. The stores were
closed. Many Union people and negroes came
along with US. B, d ...
| Gen Banks was in the rear of the retreat
and shell exploded only four feet from him.
fortunately without injury. ,....
| Winchester is reported to be burned. Il ;
| The enemy had stationed force at Berry
Vile to prevent our retreatiug toward Harper'l
Ferry, and we we're compelled to take the road
| to Martinsburr ri.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Cincinnati Market,
CINCINNATI, May 81.

ULNc1NNAT1s may E'
FLoUR--The market remains dull and heavy though
prices are not quotaby lower. eupeThne 10 held at
81 l0@4 TO- but round lots could not be cold at
- O0B4 10 Small sales Of extras made at 81 IS
"a 35 and family and fancy brands at 81 4094 ~ per
barel. .t
wHIsKY-The market opened dull and prices deolIn
ed per GAL but closed hrmer under the advIces from
New York. The sales comprise 1000 bbla ct atlsh@lsN
PROvI sIONs--Ths demsnd for ell articles 10 limited
and prices are. to great extent nominal.
MESS P0RK-ls offered at Sl0 5O9ll 90 for country
and city BRANDS, without fuding buyers.
BAO0NSides are held at 5Ao, but sales could not bs
made at over B%o.
sHOJLDEas-Ared dull at 3xc, at which prics9S hhds
we're sold.
SIS i595 90 Shoulders are offered ct $40
LARD-ls not sEiabe as over 7ko for the best city
brssdS, and 7S7xc for country.
sUGAR--At sX@OXc;oales Of Porto Rico at oSsXo,
and 2u hhds Cuba at sN9s16c.
N0kA5SEs--At e5c '
COFFR S--seIiing at 2ok@2okc. ...I..
WaE AT-Red has declined 2o per bushel the market
closing dull at 6S99Oo Prime IndiAna white Is he at
9sSsc but buyers a's not wiling to pay over V,o for
red 0ic 6U0 do do whio at670 800 do prime REQ V0o
9O0 do do at $50; 800 prime white csc, and 3e5
do choice Kentucky white at 81 Us
CONN., continued dull market, and prices are lower,
closing at S7c in bulk at the lower depOts The receipts
are large.
| OArS-The market Is steady with lair demand at
3jc in hulk with saes Of 500 bushels at this price
and 1000 bushels in sacks at S5ko, buyers furnishing
| nacks. sst ---i4i,~
RYB--The market Is very duh and prices are droop.
Ing but not quotaby lower. Small sales Of prime at
| 6Oc M AKA Es. q
BARLEY-The demand is limited; and there Is very
little business doing. We quote prime spring and fall
at 65970c. a.
hAY-rhe supply Of tightpTessed IS light and the de-
steady at el8 ~
oREBsB-The market rules steady, with fair de-
mand at Go for selected,
BUTTER-There is oderate local demand for the
best grsdes at 9lc for Central Ohio and l2@lS for
western reserves but qualities below prime not sa
bic exception grssse.
Esgvyrsr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Latest from Fort WrIght-ReinfOrce.
monts for the Rebels.

CHICAGO, May ss.--A- special from For
Wright says: The auemy is believed to have
been largely reinforced within the last three
days, Two transports ere known 10 have arFiv.
ed from Memphis, bringing two regiments Of
infantry and three batteries of artillery. Part
Of the force landed at Randolph, while tho re.
msinder occupy the Arkansas shore nearly op.
posite the fort. 4 ..l II t4gs-rt 1, .
Deserters and refugees continue to arrive at
the feet. Several have just arrived, bringing
tho report that the enemy Il about to asssil the
Federal hotilla. -. -.4..
Refugees from Memphis on Sunday say the
runcr was current in that city that ten Federal
vessels had passed White river, at the mouth Of
which they had established the blockade
Steamers were therefore cut of from their last
avenue of escape.
A short time before the steamer left the feet
the mortars, which had been silent for several
days, again opened fire on the fort
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
From our Fioet IN the James River.

From Our Fleet IN Ihe James River.
New YoRK, May 20 The Fortress Monroe
correspondents Of the Philadelphia Press, under
date Of the 26.h, says; .-,l. -.a.
Tho E A. Stevens arrived last night from
City Point, bringing official dispatches for the
Navy Department. Our feet 10 the James
river 10 ready TO make another attack on Fort
Darling, on Dsury's Bluff, as soon as order Is
given. --"
The rebels have increased their force very
considerably on the south side OF the James riV.
er, from City Point TO Richmond and have
forced the inhabitants at City Point and its Yi'
cinity to rotlre to the interior r.- FL
The rebels seem to dead an attack upon Pc
tersburg, and are accordingly improving de.
lenses on the Appottax river
Beauregard visited Richmond, not to take
command there, but 10 confer viii rebel leaders
concerning his future operations in the west
IL is said he reached the rebel Capital only al
ter overcoming extraordinary difficulties, and
doubts are expressed concerning hia safety on
going back to his army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
new York stock Market.
trrlraRArurD FOR TEE OHIO srArEsAAs,l

=" IIALLuNAFuhU FVH IhA VHIU bIAIk5MAN'I
NEW YoRK, May s.
A moderate business doing and the market STEADY.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy TAX; Milwaukee and
Parable du Oheln 27; Cleveland and Pttsburg 2lH;
Toledo and Wabash second Bonds 6 Chicago and Rock
Island 6OK; Cleveland and Toledo az Illinois Cen
gan skies 25X; New York Central s6X; Erls 35x; Erie
preferred. IS; Hudson AK Harlem l3X; Michigan
Central 60k Pacific Mail l0N United states skies Of
81 registered, lO3K United sates skies Of "a coupons
Cet al registered bonds 65k; Illinois war loan 96X
Michigan soulhe 25Xi Toledo and Wabash. I'd bonds
50; Isdiana Fives 75 Harlem preferred 34x; Oregon
bonds 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Moro Rahnl Outrageu. /.

New YoAK, May 29.--Sick and wounded
men escaped from Straaburg, say that the rebels
deliberately attacked our sick, airing into the
ambulancee and upon the fainting men By the
wayside, killing In cold blood men incapable Of
making resistance The traitors displayed a
A letter from Union prisoner as Richmond
dated the nrst day Of May, describes with
graphic force the terrible baFharities inflicted
upon our men nov In rebel hands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect2

DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH ana TOOTH PONDSR
Wi give to young ladies' that anss. charm in woman
s"eet breath And pearly teeth. Try then, ladies.
Or. huRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder viii
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaAtions snd II useo
IN the morning, will make the breakfast taste sEeser and
tne asy begin more pleasantly. Hundreds Of persona
can testify TO this: Try them, gentlemen.
DR.. H1RD's Houth wash and Tooth Powder are the
ost preparations In the world for curing BAD Breath and
giving nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds Of
etc., nave been cured by Dr. Hurd's sstrngent wash
DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH powDRp
give an additional charm TO courtshio and make hus
bands more agreeable to their wives and wfyes 10 helr
nusoards. They should be used By every psrson hay
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

FoRTREss MONROE. May 2I.-The NorfoIE
Day Book. which was allowed to continue its
issue by Gen. Viele after the occupation of Nor.
folk, on condition that 1t should be respectful
in its tone, was to-day suppressed In conse
quence of a communication In Yesterdays pa
per, signed "Inquirer," which In severe Ian
euaRe assaIls those Union citizens who have
taken the oath of allegiance to the United
States. A meeting was held last night, ir
which the course Of the paper was discussed
and committee having waited upon Gen. Vielt
and stated their request that the paper should
be etopped, he acquieaced, and the order Wal
Issued this morning.
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nonox mnDrEat.
TRtEoRArHuD FOR THR ONO sTATuMAr.l

TRLEeRArHEO FOR THR ONO sTATnMAs.I
NKw YoRK, Lay 20
The Money market is active at 495 per cent for loans
on call.
Strictly Prime Paper is quoted 4h9e per cent dis
count.
Sterling Exchange Armer at Il4X0ll41 per cent.
premium for Bankers bills.
American Gold Is a shade easier, with moderate de.
mand at l03%9l04 per cent premium.
California Gold Bars are quoted at ~ per cent. pre-
MUM
Government Stocks are quiet United States sixea
Of 1881 at l09H9lOSX 3-l0 Treasury Notes quoted
a. SlO4X9lO4k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
ReInforcements for Banks

NEW YoRK, May 2s.-The Baltimore Amerl-
can OF the 27sh, says Gen. Banks has already
received q reinforcement Of at least le, 600
we'll disciplined troops at Harper's Ferry, Sew
eral car loads Of siege guns, each weighing
about aix tons, have also been sent up from the
Washington navy yard In one Of the trains
for Harper's Ferry, was Assistant Secretary Of
War Watson and Gen. Hamilton and staff, OF
the regular army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
a sgsghs Gold, CcsseA,

hNEy1aM Il SStgAs Geld, CcsseA.
GA ,51Gaksenesa,. or Sase
lJNl\(biIEsiS 10JlEoot, lUl.tch might bs
W. ~ cheche5 1vtth a simple rem
iiWlS~ edy, if neglected, ctte,s ter
inmates seriously F'e1o are solUare Of
: the in1pcrtartoe Of stopping a IgoAah or
Sfziallt Igoid in its first stage; that
lshsch in the beginning uUolsld yield to
G mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attuaks the lungs ..i...s
@foxol'a bronchial ISfoclss
rasre first introduced elsvep years ago.
L has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for LeoMaha,
lgoLda, A4ko,zchitis, .99sthnza,
RGtakEh, the Hacking Cough in fan
Siis1i,tioyl, and numerous affections Of
sthe SSjtsoat, giving irnnsedicts reIis:
EssDltC Speakers Gssd SiSsgers,
s,an find them efeOt,sal for clearing and
strengthening the voIce
q. sold by all Druggists and Qeagers in
Medicine, at 25 cents per boz.
For sale, wholesale or retail, by Ion. . ......
TAsIaa.r o. ROBERTS, Druggist,
.tt-uy tltJ 20 No. "a North High street.
1.. .fo eng s.E. SAMUEL, Druggist
Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
VERY lArrar vfA ouEENsrowN.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening.-The Persia
has arrived with the American mail. Her news
was generally canvassed, and opinions are con-
ficting.
Cotton was for time very dull and difficult
of sale. '- ...... ...
Breadstuff market dull Corn quiet and
slightly frmer for mixed. Provisions fat and
downward. Lard upward tendency, With triHing
advance.
LoNDoN, Saturday evening -Consuls closed
at 935k@9S% for money. American stocks -
Latest sale Erie R R 34@S5; Illinois G. 44@
43h discount.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Arrested for Treasola

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Last Saturday the
Deputy Provost Marshal, by order of Gen. Dix,
commanding this Department, proceeded to
Easton Talbot, Md, and arrested Judge Rich
ard Carmichael, Judge Of the county and
Jas. POWELL Prosecuting Attorney, upon q
charge Of treason. They we're brought to Bal
timofe and lodged In Fort McHenry.ss s. d .l5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Allegheny Cattle Market.

-.ua B. ta AILEaHRSY, May %.
The oerngs for the past week were small, but prices
nnderweDt no material change. ~ ~ ~ =
gross. ...-. = I+--F -. ~
p 100 ks, gross. "-1 UT ~. - ~ ~ = --,'
HoG,-iuli aud offerings small; prices ranged o.
from S2 7593 90 y 100 Bs.- ;-c-rLf4-c.1J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

AzA@ MANHOOD.
KoW LOST, HOW RRsTORKp

Just Published IL sealed Envelope; Price c.s.i
A LRcTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL oURH OF BPERhAT0RRBEA Or Seminal
Wnakness involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
Impedments 70 Marriage generality, NervousnesA Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fis, Mental and Physical In
capacity, resulting from selabuse, &C. By Robert J.
culverwell, N. D., author Of the Green Book, drc.
"A Boon 60 Thousands OF Sufferers.
Bent under seal, In plain envelope to any address
post paid, on receipt Of SIX cents, or two potsage
stanps, BY DR., CHAS. ], Q. KLINE. le7 Bcweyy
New TorE. Post ONCE Box No. t.S6d.
ap9-amd&wis ifh'r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.--Hon. Thomas A,
Scott, Assistant seoretary of War, has arrived
here direct from Gen. Halleck's army before
Ccrinth, having left there last Fridsy. Our
army is In excellent condition, occupying u
strong position and ready for the great struggle,
A battle maybe expected within the next ter
days. - .+
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
orders for Troops Counisrmanded.

HARRrsBuRo, May 81 Gov. Curtin has issu.
ed general order countermanding the order
for enlistiDg three months volunteers, the
ing passed.
BosToN, May 27.--Gov. Andrew has issued
and order relieving the militia who rallied il
obedience to the proclamation Of Monday, and
they are returning to their homes, except such
as volunteer for three years on the war. The
men generally expected to serve three or si1
months, not knowing that an act of Congress
required the service for an indefinite period.
New YoRK, May % 1t Ia reported that nc
more militia regiments are to be sent of. The
7th ia understood to be at Baltimore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Cleveland Market.

Ltla4 la oLxvELANp, May ~.
YLoUR--The market yesterday was without change,
with only small sales to the retail trade.
WHEAT-Market ste ldy and quiet eales Of 3 cars
red from store CSC; car from track at 9oc AMI car
choice white at 81 1917. p & t4-a4 f4e d
oORN--MArRet unchanged and quiet. Sale ef car
oATs--saiss Of 400 bush aaoAs at oOXoi and from
track at 300. 9se sap ti-a fs.
EGos-sale Of bbls atec. 1s-ss 3s
sMoKRD MEArs--eales Of 2, 600 hs Bacon eidesat
ISo,
Other articles quiet ana unchanged. 81 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

CAIRO, May 25.-General Strong has issued
an order that hereafter all persons be required
to procure from the provost marshal permit
before leaving Cairo, whether by steamer oil
railroad. Any violation of this order will sub
ject the offender to arrest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
An,c,th,,olr.' !. Prixa.

% New Yoak, May 20. The steamer 8. R,
Spsulding has arrived with three hundred and
laftv one sIok soldiers from McClellan's army.
The bark Palas from Ballze, reported the Uni.
ted States steamer Tyler had captured an iron
steamer loaded with cotton, and aent her To
New York. The PAllas did not learn her
name.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

DR. HuRD's NEURALGIA NON-ADHEsIvE PLAs.
TBKs are the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patisnt
applies one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep, and
aWakes Tree from ran and blister or other unpleasant
o. inI urious consequences enaae. For EARAcHn and
NERVOUS HEADACHE sppy according TO directions, gnd
RELIEF viii surely follow. Nothing be obtanea equal
70 Dr.. Eurdh Compres1 for Neuralgia. Try them.--
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
sizes, one small, for the face price Is cents and The
other large, for application the hcy, price H oen
Htn % mated on reoSipt Of prtcs and one sS0ugD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
wHoLEsALE MARKET.
WEEKLY Rxv1zy

wEEKLY REVIEW.
FroUR-aalesat - 5O94 rs for red, and "a 9Oa5 is
Tor white: market unsettled.
WHEAT--at e09S5o,
CoRH-saleg at 28o
0ATs-sales o. 26c.
RYr-smalI sales q $685.
HAY-ssies at e9Bli.
PoTAToRs--.ales NJ 404D45c,
BEAEs-sales at S7cC9s 25.
sALr-rules al 81 1881 81 per Dbl
WBfTx FtsH-rule at e6 25g6 rs per bbl.
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TO MARRIED MEM,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THh undsrsigned will information on very IL
ssrsss.no and aapOrtaas subject, which will be vaa-
sdmore than thousand times its cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition in lfe The information
will be sent By mali to any adirass or The receipt Of %
cents (silper) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed to
s1 Sss 5T1Ial BIB. NORRIS, II. D, n.
ootSl-ly8tawdsss lg4Eosa Boston, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrytrz
these articles around 70 families. The DENTAL TKi6
URr 70 the neatest article hata man or woman can carr
around Send Tor one and or, BETTER dosens which
We will SELL ss saples for "a Agents pplied iiber
ally with Circular u Now d ths time % q inte
the business, to do good, ard make proht. We ars
spending Thousands for the bensat Of agents. New
England men and women hers b uomsthfng nices and
chance TO take the tide at IL dood. Z, .,.s,ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
What are the People Doing9

The American people are intelligent enough to uppre
cste preparations that contribute 90 much 70 the happi
ness OF those using them, and they vat them. Ever.
mall brings US lotters ordering the ThRATsB on
TEETH some the NEURALGIA PLAsTEKs and not few CO.
closing 81 cents for the MouTH WAnH to be sent BY mall
put 70 these ws are compelled to reply that II impos
bile 70 send hall pint bottle b. mail The people want
these Remedies. WAo sefl saRplY tasrf
Nov IA the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Row York weOi market

| NAW AVAAt may ~Vs
The market rules very hrm and the demand the past
week has been pretty actlve chiefly however, with the
trade The sales which have been considerable, have
been made at very fall prices and $50 600 deece and
9S0OO pulled at previous current rates; 200 bAlea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Cincinnati Wool Market.

'a- t.-7 -a CINCINNATI, May 20.
Ths receipts OF the new clip quite light but buyers
are Indifferent and the market rather alugglsh. We
notice sales OF unwashed at 20923c; u to blood ct
2s930c and some small lots at a3035e The indiea,
that when the fully opens the range for
washed will be 3O40c. The latter an extreme rate for
extra clips We do not lsaTn Of any competition be-
tween buyers In the Interior. There doubt that the
clip will be large ore, and uSt as little that owners
will be disposed TO hold on to IL, ... -. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Enc RaIlrond Brldrc Rebu,l.,

susoUEHANNA, May % The bridge burned
on the Erie Railroad at LInsboro, has been re.
built and trains of all kinds have resumed regu-
lar trips. si ... .-...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Embroidexies, Laces,
AND
HITE GOODS.

DAM & SON, No. go SOUTH HIGH
ID STREET, exhibit the most desirable assortment,
at all times, OF E9c
Riegant Point Laces Collars and Sets. s.l
Valenoiennes and Thread LaceS.
a Embroidered Trimmings. -..-
Frencn, Pusher and Thread Lace Wells.
M Grape Collars, Wells and Sets, .-.oa 9.sr -'--.
Grensdine Wells. t. 3. .sV 4E
Nalnsooko Jnconets, oembrica
Real Swiss Linen Cambrica. r..s.. 49,.
y French and English oamhrics ana Muslins for
Ladies' Wear.
RnEIish Hosiery, Alexandre's Kid Gloves. Ola.
Fine Mitts, Sun Umbrellas, finished In the mos
elegant style, etc. etc. T. sla s- .e-
marsl oQ 4 as9 r-uH q. ,l-F q 3.