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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24

| property securities aud Stocks owned iu tue Uni
ted States by any cit zen thereof residing abroad
and not in the employ ment OF the Government
of the United Statep, and upon all incomes
which exceed the eum of cix thousand dolia't
per year, a tax Of seVsn and one-hali per cent
upon the smount OF said income over the said
SUN of elk thousand dollars
| Aad there shall be added to the list OF per-
SOILS subject TO the payment OF income taxes 10
the fo ty -nintb section OF said ao', all corpora
tions or societies for religious or literary purpo-
see, whose ann lal income exceeds the sum oi
six hundred dollars; aud upon their Income
above that sum, there shall be paid tue sam mr
rates of tax az are paid by iDdlvidualej proVi-
ied. in corporations or societies whose incomes
are devoted TO the publication and circulation
of the holy scriptures or religious tracts, or Tor
,he SUPPORT Of religious missions, foreign or
domestic, or devoted solemnly to educatioD,
shall be excluded; and provided further, that
90 much OF the income Of every person, corpo-
ration or society subject to be taxed by this act,
as ia derived from the interest on securities OF
the Government of the United States, ehall be
taxed one aud half per centum and no more;
ard provided further, that there shall be no
more than three per centum levied on the In
come of any person, unless such annual income
exceeds ten thousand dollars, if the same, or
the greater portion thereof, is derived rom any
profession, trade or business carried on IN the
United States or elsew here; nor shall any In
come tax be assessed on the salary Of any OH
Ger of the Government Of the United states
whose salary is ioI bddsn to be diminished dur
ing his continuance in office, by the COnstitu-
tion of the U0ited States.
The time fixed Tor the payment OF the In
come tax in the ret section OF said acto Aug.
5tn, 1861, 10 bertby extended to the lst day OF
Oct, 1869, when the same shall be due and
and IL not then paid, shall draw interest
at the rate o. per cent per annum;
and after said year said income tax shall be due
and payable on the 3Oth day of June In each
year, as provided In said section.
So much of the fittieth section OF said act as
provides for the appointment Of assessors and
assistant assessors collectors aud assistant col
lee tors, together with their duties and bonds, 10
hereby repealed.
This section meets the approval even OF
number OF Senators who are opposed TO the
other features of Mr.. Simmons's bill, and 1t will
probably be passed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsv York market
larpoRrrO roa THE ONO srArnMAs |

NEw YoRK. May %.
l FLouR-There Is little more husinesS doing to day
the market may b- quOt,d shade 6Imer. Sales o
n suO ibis At 81 25s4 IS for tupeidte saiei ~ 5a
W ioi extra slsie 81 Us fr choice; 81 9j@4 % fU
BupeThhe western 81 5Dep4 10 for common to mtdiuu
extra western; 81 9i@6O5 for good shipping
brands extra rouud hoop Ohio; 81 1896 50 for trade
brands, IN trker clio Ing steady
| CANADIAN FLOUR-Tte market Is a shade better.
Sales Of OOO barrels at 5O94 Is for shipping and
| 81 759G 25 for winter.
RYE FLOUa-oaiet ard steady at 90 2594 2S.
CORN MEAL-Ibe marketis steady with talos Of ilOO
barrels jersey at Sc 90@3l5
WHIckY- Market h,avy and lower; sales OF 500 bbls
at for state an western including small par
| Gels Of the latter ut 24k.
WHBAT-A continued good export demand, and the
market rules hrm at advance Of c per bushe sales
OF $1,000 bushels Chicago spring at IS Si O4 II 2O0
bushels racine spring ut g9I 49, 10 zoo bushels nOrth
western ub ut ySc$i o. l2,W bushels amber Green
Bay at %; 5000 bushels red slate spring Mt 81 "a
IL 900 bushels winter red state at 81 I2l 49, 55 OOO
bushels Miwau, club at 92c0DS % "a 900 bushels
amber Iowa at 81 O5gl 07; 10000 bushels Canadian
club at g4cSI Oh 10 800 winter red western at %
a 49, 80 900 bushels amber Michigan at 81 1901 IL,
and "a 20O bushel. shite Michigan al $3.50.
10 EY s-rhe market is heavy and decning; sales Of
~ UOO bushels at $50 30.
BARLEY-The market is dull and dropping; sales OF
OO bushels state at Too and $50 bushels Canada East af
o0RN-Ma;ket a shade armer, with sales of 63 600
bushels at 4647c for new mixed westerb 4894gc for
old mixed western, and 44c for uusound do 10
OATs-Firmat at 3SS4l No for jersey canadian, western
Op'FEE-Rio more active and prices very firm; sales
$3.50 bags at 2Oc ..l
sUdAn--Raw. firm: sales Of go hhds at 6z69sc for
Cubs, and 6(963Sc for Porto Rico.
MOLAssEo-Quiet and steady, sales Of % hhds Porto
Rico at 36c.
PORK-The market continues dull and heavy, and
prices nominal at Sl2 25 yI2 37H for mess; 975@
0e7H for prime; SlsODi3 for Prime mess. A Govern
ment contract ded at Sl2 4jei2 rs for prime
mess and 7O9l2 70 for mess, deliverable in June in
iron chime huOps.
BEEF-Market is quiet and unchanged, with sales at
10 OO7 0OoT country prime; 80 50lU 90 for country
mess sOOg3 So for Iepaeked mess, and $l4 0U5 w
for extra uess
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market quit sales OF 42 tierces
at SI9I0
BkkF HAMS-0ferDg quite freely at SlG@7.
CUT MEArS-ln fair dtmand, Al prices III favor OF
burer sales Of 425 packages at 3x@4j for shoulders,
aud e5hc.
BACON Sides quiet and unchanged. A Government
contract was .akeu at 80 259S 45 In canvass and in
CANVASS and lD tight tieIces.
LARD-In fair demand and steady prces sales Of $50
bbls At 71l98Sc.
lERselling at lO9l7c for Ohio, and zoe 9oc for
state
oAEEsE-Firm at 79sKc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Haul Reboi officers.

JErFER.oN City. Nay 22-The following
rebel ificers have been captured BY Brig Gen.
Tottep, while they we're about crossing the Mis-
souri, river, in the Vicinity of this city:
Lieut.. Col Mclhaby, Judge Advocate Sec
oud Division Missouri S ate Guards, and men,
ber OF Gen. Harris's staff; Lieut. Col Rowlings,
commanding battery Secoud Division, formerly
PAymaster on Gen Parsons's staff; Lieut. :
Col Thurman, Paymaster Fifth Division; Lieut.
Col. Davis, Judge Advocate Filth Division, and
member OF Gen Steers's etaF q -.H
These men are said to be emissaries from the
Confederate army, and were on a mission to
stir up rebellion in Missouri. They will soon
be sent to ST. Louis and committed to prison
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
CoIlec,or for new Orleans.

WASH, eroN, May 23.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed Geo. S. Dennisou, from
the igbbo hood OF New Orleans, as special
agent aud acting Collector to open the port at
the earliest practicable period, in order 10 carry
out the Presidents proclamation. Collectors
will be appointed for Beaufort, North Carolins,
and Port Royal, South Caroline, as soon as pro-
per persons can be selected, the object OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury being to procure tns
services Of those resident in the south, and who
IL addition to eff :iency, will be acceptable to all
the parties concerned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
NOW,
Are DR., Hurd's Preparations Good?

The best evidence that they Is. that their Armest
trends and best patrons those who have used them
longest. DR.. WILLIAM B. HURD is an eminent DentI.t
81 Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State Debtst
ASSOCIATION aud these preparations have been used 10
h private practice for yeas and leading citizen Of
ot9okyn or WIliamsburgh que.tons thsi excelIence,
whne eminent Dentists OF Neg York recommend them
as the best known TO the profession. Without the ad ~
advertising, dealers have sold Them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times uays:-"We
are happy to know that friend, Dr. HuRp IA suo.
ceeding beyond all expectation with his MOUTH W .su
ard TOOTH POWDER The great secret Of his success
rests with the fact ARTICLES ARK PRrcIsrLY
WHAT THEY ARE REPREsSHTRD TO BR, As WE CAN rnSryT
FROM THEIR LONG UsR."
The We known P. 7. Bsrnum wrtes:-"I found your
IUorh POWDER 30 good that my family have used Il
a up We Mud the best Powder for the Teeth that
we ever used shall feel obliged II ysu will ,end me
another supply at the Museum your convenience with
But their cost s 80 small that every one may test tn
matter for himself.
:, III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. On.
HERDS Tooth Pwder contains no acid nor aIhall nor
charcoal and poshes without wearing the enamel USo
no other.
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PILLS.

DR.. b. Bfandreth, Dear Sir: 1 was suffering foi
which had the 6rst attack in le46 since that time
regularly visited With complaints every spring.
felt In the morning severe pain in the hack, as
II the lower JOINTS OF the spine broken bruised,
and aslhmAtc pressure the chest. Owing to my
occupation which keeps all day busy out Of doors
and entirely distTusiDg any sJ-cAlled regular treat
ment" that would have oonfned ne to my house,
thought OF following plan oil my own. ich might
cure without the Inconvenience to my business at
tending the treatment Of regular aclitioner." DC
put AcOcks Plaster right the groin, renewing
every fortnight every Saturday night took dose o
Brandrehs Pills three four, thought necessary
to dose which operated after getting up, three
to ave times In the forenoon sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday nights took Lite Addition pill, which
produced large evacuation. pursued this course
for six weeks and could attend to my without
interruptions: wOrsed, ate and drank as l won't
slept moot sOundIy awaked every day with less pain
and now nothing Of the complaint at all, so thai
feel Obliged make you this statement for proper
hoping that this simple proceeding may benefit many AZ
It has done me. a..... d.
i am, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully
A. LEHMAN.
LAOR0NICA Office, 65 franklin Street, New York.
Aliinquiries Immediately answered by addressing DR.
BRANDRBrH, New York.
Sold by JonN h. OooK, Druggist Columbus, and b.
all respectable dealers In medicines.
apl3O-dawlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
!. uriora D.,Iav ars auoled ns rollows.


4 The prices to-day are quoted us roiiows'
First quality e. 8 @sH 0rdinary....,.... 7kG
Medium ........s @6 Extra'''..,...'. =
some Extra good Beeves may be quoted a. eK@9c.
| The general average OF the market is oversize.
| The most OF the sales range from e9SHo.
Total number OF Beeves received In the city this Weel
1898.
Prices per head and per pound, OF different weights
will be ound N areounts OF saes OF sundfy droves.
This 10 1886 head less than last week, anu Si2 heaf
less Than the average Of last year The averaye num-
ber at each Wednesday wsrket las year was 1920 head
while the number to-r ny being 324c, shove 435 neat
less than the average and p3J head isss than this day
week.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
RECEIPTS this week, 696.
The aarket Is esta aed not as good az IL was Weei
ago. ugh Il was pret fair on MoIday and most o.
the stock sold out. generally at prices equivalent
about 4hc per pou d live weight for clipped sheep
On Tuesday The report from the Wholesale mutton mar
ket favorable prices not averaging over Dc pei
und and The buche 70 were very little disposed to
buy except lower rate and the market looked pretty
dull good many sheep being exp cted TO arrive during
he forenoon which could not be soid Al iul rates OF
tha' DAY week.
There is h great demand for Lambs at pretty high
prices but the market for sheep Is not as cee as has
en This is accounted for In the larger receipts this
week.
Lambs soId to-day at Forty-fourh street at Sc per
pound live weight. at which many more than on
hahd night have been Sold Old Sheep not teling
as well as week ago.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this wees. 77l3
Quoati1ns-s9 1905 sex per cWt. live weight for
cornfed Hog', and 90 as per cwt for dstillery fed
Hogs and although the arrivals light the trade is
slow The wea her Is cool for the season. and favorable
TO- droVers. Too many light Hogs for the demand and
that class are quoted low. a l.U
Geo. W Dormsn gives he following as the price Of
hogs this week: .f..
Live. Dead weight.
First quality cornfed, large size .3h @3Zc 4H@4Kc
Second quality. ..3H937Sc 4X94hc
First quality, small sizes, fat and
prime, for mar Get butchers. ..2Z@3Hc 3%94kc
Large size, Q Ill fed fat. ....... 3Ag3Mc 3X94c
Second quality, still'fed. ..3k@3K 3T94c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Cincinnati Market.

CRcIEHATl. May 90.
FLoUR-The demand is light and he arket as he e.
toOre duh ana hea,y. The sales were confined tU $40
bTs extra ut 81 2j.
sKY-Hoders asked an advance in the morning,
hut did not succeed In obtaining 1t, 90 brs sold
l49 l8Hc; the iatter rate wagon.
MEos POhK-City packed good brands, is wanted at
ell. bat II Is held AT s u 255Dll so.
BuLK MEATs-A good demand for sides at S5 $50
5 81 nut they are generally held at Sc.
SlDES-'re want d, ami 64c nas been paid, but they
are generally he'd al 7c to b delivered when smoked
snoULDEh IN thing doing
hAMs-3O hogtheads common hams, canvassed, sold
st5Hc.
LARD uet and unchanged.
sUdAk--In good demand and firm at 8H@9Hc for
raw, Oc for yellow refined aud l9 for crush
. Ell and powdered.
oorfEs-Is l9lhc higher, and must now be quoted
/ at 20&Cg22kc.
MULASsE :-At45c and very firm.
OLA better demand for LinSeed and the market
| is firm.
WHBAT-There is no demand whstever 10 the ma ket
The nominal asking rates 9O93c for prime red, and
9599Sc tor prime Indiana white and these rates the
is no demand buyers refusing to into the market
except at reduction of 2g3c per bushsl while hold
eIs are Arm, aud unwilli to max aDy CONCESSIONS
The only sales reported $40 bushels prime red
| 92(9p3c.
CORN The demand is less active but prices are with
out chsnge For lots the spot 36c per bushel cOul
be OBJ ed but large lots in the Market tC
he delivered next week. and the best offer made for then
was BIC
oArs-The market rules steady with fair demand a
36c in sacks buyers furnishing sacks.
| kYE-The receipts light with good demand, AMI
the market rules at full prices for prime samples
arrival SOC freely ered but holders the cose re
| fused to sell at less than Gle.
| BARLEY-The market g Unchanged and quiet
We quote fair to prime spring at 6O965c fall at O.
| @70c
HAY The receipts are light ard the market firm a
full rates. WequOe prime timothy at $l69l7 per tol
on arrival. for loose and tight pressed.
| CHEBsE-The supply and demand are about equal
abd the market rules ste dy at 6C96hc for selected
BUTCE THE market IL overs ,Ocksd with all kinds
Add prices are merely nominal 1he out ide rates oh
tanabe for pf To choice Central Ohio is 90 c,
Western Reserve l29i3c. Qualities below prime ar
unstable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
LIbeI SuitIn New York.

New YORK, May 22.-The suit Of d D Craig
against F. o ]. Smith, for libel in publishing
al article in a newspaper rejecting on the
integrity of the plaintiff was given to the jury
at noon to-day, after an elaborate argument by
David D. Field, Esq.,, for the plaintiff The
jury re utned verdict for Mr.. Craig in damages
of $3.50 and Cos 81.
Considering the generally uusuccesslul results
of libel suits before juTies, this result must
have been obtained by the overpowering evil
dence adduced on the trial in favor of the plain'
tiff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Phlladelphia Ca,uo Market.

FHILADkLPHIAi may ZI'
The supply Il Beef Cattle this we not very
good, the Oft rings ony amounu gto 225 head. The
demand active, and all offered sold at from
81 SO to 81 20 per o hundr pC unds for ordinary
good and from % So to 90 So for prime and extra
cattle.
sHEEP.-This M n ct was well supplied, amounting
In all 10 nearly 900 head; pr ranging from to
y b. gross, for clipped sheep
HOGS The supply Of hogs equal to the demand.
the offerings amount to $50 head; sales were eject
at tr1u 81 90 to "a 50 100 b for stihed and e. ON
IS 90 TO SIS IS for cornfed the latter price having been
obta ned for extra qua ity.
COws.-This market was better supplied. aud l35
head sold from $40 to S4 each, according to
quality.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Money MarkeI.

lTELEGRAPHED THE OHIO srATEsMAr.J
NEw YoRK, May %
The Money market is steady at 4@5 per for oant
on call
Strictly Prime Paper at 4H@5, per cent.
sterlIug EAchsnse frmer at Il31 q II4H per cent,
premium for Me chants aud l4H@iI4A ipr BANKER.
Bills.
American Gold is hrmer at 3yI93% per cent. pre-
MUM
California Gold Bars q, m at per cent premium
dOvernment stocks ave dull Uni'ed states eixeI
lU41s9lO4Z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Mcclellan PrepariaE 90. Attack the
IAebelh.

WAsHIEeToN, May 90 The latest adVice'
from the army OF the Potomac state Mcclellan
had crossed the Cuickahominy at Blttom
Bridge. His Headq larters are now near New
bridge.
Preparations for an attack we're being m lde
The ebels made dasn AT Gen. Btnks's line
Front Royal this afternoon, aud attempted
burn the railroad bridgs recently Rebuilt by
re F, berals over the Shenandoah Particu-
IRA unascertaiUed.
Nothing of further interest bad been received
to 10 O'Clock this evening, from other mill
.rY depar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
New York stock Market.
[TELEeRAPHRD FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN

lTnEGRAPHRD FOR THE OHIO sTATEsMAE
NEw YORK, May 90
Stock ma'ket is irregular and dull; closing Hlmer.-
Chicago, Burlington AID Quincy 72H; Milwaukee aud
PaIaiIie du Chem 49, C,eVela.d and pitisburk 2Ol
Ioleuo aud Wabsh second Bonds 6i Chicago AID kUck
Jssnd 81; Cleveland and Toledo AK; IIliuois CEN
tIal scrip Ok; Michsan skies gutranteeu 572 Mcni
gan SKIES 254, New YORK Genital ee3S; is S0S Erie
preferred OO>s nudson 43H 4; Hari,n II Michigan
CenlIai Ga Pacific NAL IA Uni,ed states slxes of
81 reg stered. lU3A; United ats likes OF 6l COUPONS
lO41S; Tennessee sXes ~ Missouri sixeJ SEX, llIn.
0is Va regi'Ieei bpnds 651a Ili.Ois ivau 49,
Mich gan STATE sxe %; Toledo aud Wauash preerIed
SO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
will give to young ladies that finest charm In voman-a
sAeet breath aud pearly teeth Try them ladies.
DR.. HURD's Mouth Wash and Tooth Poader win
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaAtiops; and ured
10 the morning will make the breakfast taste sweeter and
the day begin more pleasantly Hundreds Of persons
can testify to tLis. Try them, gentlemen.
DR.. HURDs Mouth Wash and rooth Powder ara tha
os preparations In the world for curing Bad Breath and
giving nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds Of
etc., have been cured by DR.. Hurds astrngent wash
DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
give additional cha m to courtshio and MAZE bns
bands more agreeable to their wives and wives 70 their
husbands. They should be used oy every person haV.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
our mOrtars Again Firing ON Fort
WrlRhl.

CHICAGO, May GA special to the Tribune
from the fleet, dated the 22d says: Al l O'Clock
yesterday two mortars opened fire on the tort
aud kept it up at intervals of FIVE minutes unit
six in the evening The firing was returned
three or four times by guns from the rebels,
either from fort,fcations or from mortar boate
their shels bursting wide Of the mark, and
doing no damage.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24

HALIEcK's HEADQUARTERS, May 22-Con-
siderable skirmlshlug along our whole line
yesterday. In every case the enemy were
driven back Our loss is about forty killed and
wounded; the enemy about the same.
Deserters continue 10 come in daily in squads,
mostly from the 18Th Louisiana.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
NLZM MANHOOD.
SRuEW HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published in Sealed Envelope; Price 6 cts.i
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF sPERMATORRHEA Or Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
1mpediments TO Marriage generally Nervousness, Con
sumption Epilepsy anu Fits, Mental and Physical In.
capacity, resulting iron eelfabuse, &C. BY Robert J..
Culverwell, d. D., author Of the Green Book, go.
n Boon TO ThOusands of Sufferers,
Bent undeT seal, In plain envelope to any address
post paid on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by Dr. OHAs. J. o. KLINE, i27 Bowery
Nev YorB. Post Unice Boz No. d,5S6.
ap3-3md&wis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May %.
FLoUR-The market yesterday was duh aud unchang.
ed The de and dis light and the sales limited to small
lots for home consumption.
WHEAI-Market heavy and unchanged. Sales l car
red track a. 95c; Car do do at &C. and white
from track ut 81 70
oORN-Ihe lrAet is steady Sale Of 600 bush ahoat
at 37j.
OATs-MarAet quiet at Sic; with sale Of one car at
thai rice
HIGHwINEs-Sales Of 30 bbls at 2OHc, and so and
100 bbs st 2lc
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
Ledder
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Fort wight mot Evacuated.

CAIRo, May ga tug sent down from the
feet to reconnoitre, was fred on from Fort
Wright on Wednesday evening Subs.quent
uOnstr ations prove that the rebels still occu-
nv the place
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24

CONNECTICUT Unitsd States Senator.
New HAVEN, CorN., May % -Tae House to
Ay copcurr.d With the Senate in re.electlne
,mes Dixon, United States Senator, by the fol
wing vote Dixon, 1852; Chapman (Dem')
, 5; scattering, s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24

New YoRK, May 20 -NasSau dates of the
IA b instant state that some thirty rebel vessels
are awaiting the termination OF the war, prefer-
ring inactivity 10 certain capture by the block.
aders, who they say have efectuAlIy sealed The
Southern ports.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Descent ON a Gambling House

WAsHlNoroN, May 23.-The Provost Guard
at late hour, last night, made descent upon
HALLS Gambling House, capturing the agent or
dealer and from f Teen to twenty players, to-
getber with all the sporting apparatus. This is
not the ouly establishment OF the kind which
has lately fallen under condemnation and sup-
or ression. IL A.D alHla,t y4I l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24

BosToN, May % --Tue steamer Rhode leland,
shich arriveu here from New Orleans to-day,
brings lorty prisoners, principally officers OF the
Confederate navy, captured at New Orleans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24

WA.HrSaroS. May 22--The Post Master
G ener al has accepted the tender of SpUfford.
Tieston & Co., New York, TO carry the malls
to New Orleans and Key Weet. The mails
will also go BY Government Transports, sailing
from New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-24
Explanation OF the DiGfic ulty be-
tween the Military and civil OEh'
Gers at Warrington

tween the Military and OIviI Off
cers at Washington
WAsHINeroN, May 90 The conflict between
the military and civil authorities last night
grew out Of the fact, as is generally repre-
scented, that squad Of soldiers went to the jail
for the purpose OF ,ffecliDg the release OF col
o, ed woman alleged to be under military pro-
lection, aud who had been sent there by virtue
of the decision Of the commissioners under the
Fugitive Slave Law. The jailor, MilburD, aud
Deputy Marshal Phillips, refused to deliver to
them the woman without an order from Mar
shal Lamon. The consequence was, the mill
tary made them prisoners, together with the
counsel for the claimant OF the woman, and
lodged them 10 the Capitol guard-house, and
removed the woman to another part OF the city
, Al q subsequent period. the Marshal hlmsel',
accom- panied by the Superintendent OF Police
Mr.. Webb, and one of his sergeants, in turr
captured and made the two military guards
prisoners. Things thus res ed until an early
hour this morning, when all the parties were re-
leased excepting Deputy Marshal Phillips anc
j.ilor Mlburn. They too will doubtless be se
at liberty 10 the course OF the day.