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And T. D. Van3o have full power Attorney as per act
passed before ". H. Peters, ESD, Notary Public.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA lFF
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans =
BE remembered that this 18th day of December, 1860
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for tn
city aforesaid personally Omer Galard President
and Schneider Secretary tho Citizens Mutual Insurance
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1860. ARTHER SAUG1ER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
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Second Justice Of tho Peac5 for the Parish of OIL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
RHEUmATIym,

No disease 10 so certain Of cure by BRANDRETHs
PILLS as this. They take out of the l,od the
particular Virus upon which all The pain depends and
the patient Is cured.
Mr.. I. NJ Adams, 305 lweltth Street, New York, suf.
fered with rheumatism for long period. He was at.
tended by able ply cias but their prescriptions were
Of no avail; he Was ulaDle to move without assistance,
and for four months almost entirely confined to his
bed At this period Of his Sickness when hope had fed
aud he expected to be cripple for the remainder Of his
life, he was recommended to use BRANDRETH'5
PILLS. The first box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second box,
and by the time he had used eighteen boxes he was
tlrely cured Of rheuuasm and the strength and sup.
pleness Of his limbS restored. 1t Is now over
yeas that this has Teen Effected aud he has had
return, but continues in the enjoyment Of perfect
health, May 9Th, 1851.
Sold by JoRN r. CooR, Druggist, Columbus, and BY
all respectable dealers in medicines.
maT2S-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
CHIRTY.sEvENTH CONGREss
First Session.

WAsHINoToN, April l9
SEaATz.--The bill to establish land office
in Colorado was taken up and possed.
MIR. Hale, from the special committee ap-
pointed In July last to inquire into the question
of the property of the Government at the navy
yards OF Pensacola aud Norfolk, and at the ar.
mory at Hsrper's Ferry, made voluminous re-
port, which was ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Chandler presented memorials from cit-
zens Uf Michigan, in favor OF the coDfsca.ion
of the property Of rebels and emancipation Of
their slaves.
Mr. MeDOugsl introduced resolution call
ing on the Secretary of the Interior for state
ment of the amounts paid for legal serviees by
the Government in legal suits in California
during the last four years, and also during The
same period in Mexico, aud in what special ser.
vice said sums were paid. Tie resolution was
passed without amendment.
The bill establishing an armed mail steam.
ship line from San Francisco to Shanghai,
touching at the Sandwi b Islands and Japan,
each vessel to be commanded by q Lieutenant
OF the Navy, was taken up.
Mr.. Sumner briefly opposed the bill as caus.
ing expenditures not warranted during the pres.
ent war.
Mr.. Latham favored the bill as ono OF real
economy, and compared cur Pacific squad ON
With that Of Great Britain in the North Pacific,
and argued this armed steamship line would in
crease cur naval strength in these waters He
urged i's vast importance in commerc,l
view.
PendiIg a vote on the bill, the hour for the
special order arrived, and ME. Howard address
ed the Senate on the bill to confscate the prop,
eity and free tue slaves Of rebels.
Mr., Fossenden opposed the bill.
Pending vote, the Senate adournsd until
Monday
HOUSE. The House passed the bill making
further appropriations for certain civil expendi-
tures, including half q million for completing
the west wing Of the Treasury Department.
Mr., AdriOh reported bill providing for the
examination Of claims for Indian depredatioDs
10 New Mexico.
The House went into committee of the
Whole on the Pacific Railroad bill
Mr.. Sheffield opposed the bill.
The committee rose, and further coroidera-
tion of tho bill was postponed ill Monday
week.
Several private bills were passed,
Adjourned till Monday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Prom Warrington.

WASHINGTON, April II The POstofice De-
partment has received information that news
papers from nearly all the principal cities Of
the North and West, addressed to the rebel
States and to Offices long eince discontinued, are
being sent In large numbers to the postofiice at
Nashville for distribution. These papers can
not be forwarded, and they accumulate at that
point TO such an extent as to make 1t difficult to
6nd room for them in the Office. To relieve
the postmaster from the heavy burden thus In
properly imp 1sed upon him. it has become nec-
essary to instruct him to sell, as waste paper,
such as cannot be delivered or forwarded under
the present postal arrangement.
Col Van Steinwecker, OF one OF the New
York regiments, was nominated to the Senate
to-day as Brig General. 1t 10 understood
that the military committee Of that body has
reported favorably on the nomination of Ward
b Burnett for like position.
New YoRK, April 1.-THE Tribune's special
says: Secretary Stanton said this morning, in
response to friendly inquiry, that the report
OF bis Resignation was utterly unlounded. The
story was widely circulated. and last evening
was not decided by Mr., Stanton's intimate per.
soDal friends.
WAsHINoToN, April l6.-The select commit
tee OF the Senate, through Mr.. Hale, made their
report under the resolution adopted In July
last, insructing them to inquire into the circum-
stances attending the surrender Of the Navy
Yard at Pensacola, and the destruction of the
property of the United States at the Norfolk
Navy Yard and the armory at Harper's Ferry.
aud the abandonment Of the SINE by FedeTsl
forc,s; and also whether there was default IN
the part OF our officers. The committee relate
at length the facts Of the case. The amount
Of property at the Norfolk Navy Yard was val
ued at So, ,760 900; the vessels were worth near
ly 81 0O0,0OO; there were in the yard at less.
two thousand heavy guns, Of which three bun.
dred were Of the Dalgren pattern. The COM
mittee making this report was composed Of
Senators Hale, Johnson of Tennessee, and
Grimes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Cincinnati Market.


OiHo'HNAr'' hP'l 10
FLoUR-Tbe demand ls light AID the market dull
SupeTane Is offered at ~ lO9i l5 but could not be
sold TO any exentat over 81 Small sales Of fancy al
"a 2594 5O.
Wrl kY-Thls article was held at an advance in the
morning. holders asking l9c but after the news from
York was published, there vas trouble in bu'inR at
lokc. The sales we're $50 bris at lSh2lexc, the
latter rate for wagoi
PROVlsl0NS-A dull and heavy market and no de.
mand, except from those having contracts to hl Hold
OF disposed to make any important concessions
but buyers are generally holding oG.
MESS PORR-ls dull and IS not inquired for 10 any
extent $40 so may be given as the curreut rates
though In the absence Of ses they are to some
nominal.
BULK MEATs-ATe held with moderate armness, but
the demand Is still falling on, and prices are n turn n
favor Of buyers
slDES-Sold at 4%95c; at ths latter rate, was diff
cult to sell at he close.
SH0ULDERS- Sold at J03Lc; a decline.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Capture of Fort Pulaskt-ss5 Prison

Cupturo OF EOfJ JFulaSkt-3S5 Ff1BOn-
erb.
New YoRK, April l6.-The steamer McClel
Ian arrived from Port Royal on the l4.h.
The frgste Vermont was being towed In as
the McClellan came out. The following is an
account of the capture of Fort Pulaski /:
Ga the morning Of the l0.h, Gen. Gilmore
sent to the fort, demanding an unconditional
surrender. Col Olmstead replied he was there
to defend, not to surrender the fort. Our bat
teres Immediately opened FIRE. A few rounds
shot away their flag, but 1t was replaced, and
firing kept up till sunset.
Gen. Gilmore then placed battery at Boat
Point, only sixteen hundred yards from the fort,
20 breach the walls, and commenced firing at
midnight for that purpose, with Parrott and
James guns. On the morning OF the 1lth two
breaches were discovered on the southeast face
OF the fort, which at noon assumed huge pro-
portions, and about two O'Clock the rebel Il lg
was hauled down and the white flag display ed,
and the fort rrerdered, Col. 0lmstead stating
that II was impossible to hold out longer, our
rifle shots reaching the magazine, and most Of
hisiguns being disabled. The Seventh Connect
icut regiment took possession that night.
Union loss, one killed and one slightiy wound.
ed. Rebel loss, three badly wounded, three
hundred and eighty five prisoners. One hun
dred and five prisoners are on board the Nc
Clellsn, 10 charge OF COL Warrill, Aid to Gen.
Hunter.
BY the Mcclellan we learn that Jacksonville
had been evacuated, and our troops arrived at
Hilton Head on tho steamer Cosmopolitan on
the 18th
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good2

me BEST evidence hat they are is that their rmes,
enos ana best patrons are those who have used the
longest' DR. WILLIAM B. HuRD Is an eminent DeofIst
o. Treasurer Of the new YORK STATE Dertsts
hn,souon' aod these preparations have been used Ia
n private practice for yeAs and no leading citren af
SGoEyn OF WiIliamsburgh questions thvr excellence
W ,h em,neht Dentists Of sea York recommend ther,
tne pest known TO the profession. Without tbs sIJ ~
Saverusing' dealers have sold Them BY the gross
al ahe hdli0r Of the Brooklyn Daily Times saye--"We
arc nappy to know that our friend DR. HuEp "a ,uc
eeeolDg 6eyond all expectation with bis noIJ RI .sg
Io toVLE PoMDkk The great secret Of his saecess
Iests win the fact THAT ARTICLES ARP psrofSsv
whnT IHET ARE RKPREsLSrED TO DE- AZ WE IAN TFsrt1r
FROM THnR LONG usk.p :" AA9iNt
Ihs Ts ihnown P. 7. Bsrnum writes:-"I tound your
ToorH POWDER so good that my family hsSa n.ss r.
e Up m md I the best Powder for the Teeth that
supply at the Museum your convenience Eitb
matter for himself. ' ''' ~
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. DR.
ncko's roon Powder contains no acid nor ALnlj na,
no other. VAC ND~N'' S'e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
H.v York Market.
lRnrORrrp VOa THE ONO srATEuMAn |



NEW YORK. April 10.
VroyIR--Afo,ts. hssvv. ,n,a,,l.d and S4al0o lowe,
uaies M s0O nbs At NJ s1n4 10 Tor sunerane stas
a SsSl AZ Soy extra ststs a s0a4 "a foe snne,6
we,,srn a. 755 90 for common 10 m.dIum extra west
en az Is as Al for shipping brands eTtra Pound noe,
| OHIO. Ss 4sSn6 rs FOR tIsdo brands do The marie
eloSad heav, with No buyeTs Al outalde ouota iona
| CANADIAN FL,IJR-DulI and lower with saIea nj
I30O ha Treis "a A 7S4 % FOR abppinv ana es o5 N,
wesiero extrs. ~-~
RYE PLOUR-ouiet and steady, with sales Of 100
hi, ~ "a oSlDl o5 ''
c CORN mEsL~ip moderate request; sales Of Ias bbs
JeTstv at Al sO
WE W2IsKYThe a usrEeti les, active aud lower. The
.."s sca bas,sis q, SasIcoac tor s,ats "nd
er"' " N' ''"'' ~-N WV
WHEAT-1he market opened dull and heavy, and
c,osed I0e ,oWeY ealea on 1000 buKheIa winter red
Western a. Al sCl1i "a, The later extreme opc.. ''N
RYE Arm EXPORT demand with sses Of .5IIO bush
at suaeoko.
BARLEY-scarce and firm; sales Of 1000 busheis Cana.
da West Al Al 60
BARLEY MALT-we notice ale, Of 5000 bushels at
4 M which n materalIv above The market
COIN Sarset heavy and declining; sales Of so 900
bu,heIa NJ 5858 10 for mixed We tern in store and 6Oc
delivered. b76a5g Tor Jersey yellow.
oATsGDniI at Sss4Oo for Canadian, western and
state
CoFsEE-Rlo moro active; mar. Of rules very arm;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
The Nashville has Changed her
Name.

New YoRK, April l8.-Is Is stated that the
Nashville has not only changed her name, but
hoisted Englieh colors, and her assorted cargo
consists OF arms brought 10 Nassau from L)n-
don by the Epglish steamer Southwick, which
were purchased BY rebels in England. She sail.
ed on the 6sh.
The steamer Economist arrived at Nassau on
the 6!b, from Charleston, with eleven hundred
bales Of cotton.
Nassau papers to the 5lh state that the steam.
er T. Wragg, late the Nashville, from
Charleston, arrived there on Sunday, March
30lh. 1t 10 stated that she will be purchased by
a private company
The rebel accounts of the Merrimac's sue
cess 10 Hampton Roads were received there by
the Nashville, concluding with stating that the
Merimac cannot be boarded, as she throws q
large stream of boiling water; also that she is
probably now at sea, running down the Southern
coast.
The Nashville cleared on the 5th for st.
Johns, N. B under the name of Thomas L.
Wragg, With On assorted cargo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
az airs In ATkansas-FaIse Reports
Successful Expedition.

ouCCobbluk E4POOlAOhs
ST. LOUIS, April ls-A correspondence of
tie Missouri Democrat, dated Forsyth, Mssou-
ri, April 18th, says: Judge Murphy and Dr..
Johnson, of Huntsville, Ark, arrived OF Gen.
Curtis's headquarters last night, having been
obliged to Ay from their homes since the battle
Of Pea Ridge, by threats made against them by
q band Of Texan Rangers, stationed at Ozark
Judge Murphy Was the only member Of the
Arkansas seeding convention whose vote was
cast against the secession of the State.
At Huntsville Union men are depressed with
gloom, not being aware of the recent victories,
no mails having been received since Prices
fight from Springfield. 1t was proclaimed by
the rebels that Pice had retaken SpriDg6 field
and surrounded Curtis; that Pike and bis Indi-
ans had whipped Hunter; that the Federals
were repulsed with great loss at Island No. 10,
aud were falling back along the whole line, and
that Jeff Davis was about TO head four hun
dred thousand troops to invade Mary land and
the Northern States. These assertions were
generally believed. No Que had the hardihood
10 dispute these falsehoods.
The Judge gives much Information of inter.
est relating to Arkansas matters. Gov, Rector
10 bitter and wolHsh He called an extra see
sion of the Legislature, but it was three weeks
before quorum vas present. Iu bis message
be recommended that an aot be passed punish.
Ing with heavy Gne any person who even ex-
pressed doubt of the success of the Confederate
arms, and that second offense be declared fell
ony. An act was passed imposing o tax Of
thirty dollars per bale on cotton, thus fsvoring
the production Of grain TO the discOursgsiaent
of cotton raising.
Col. Wright, of the sixth Missouri cavalry,
returned to Cassville on the evening of the 9Th,
having made successful expedition with four
companies of his command through the south
west corner of the State. All Jayhswking
bands In that locality were dispersed. Several
skirmlshes took place, which resulted in the
death of several prominent rebels. One huud-
red and twenty FIVE Prisoners were captured, ell
of whom, except the leaders and some twenty
FIVE un:ractabls ones, were released on taking
the oath of allegiance. A number of horses
we're captured, together with one hundred and
twenty-five head of cattle, three hundred and
twenty seven bushels of wheat, and iorty-fve
hundred pounds of bacon.
All rebel gangs not captured we're driven by
Col. Wright down to StaudWartE.a point on the
line of the Indian Territory, twenty-five miles
below Neosho.
II is reported body of rebels six hundred
strong are encamped between Coonskin and
Buffalo Greek, and Pike is at the head Of fifteen
hundred Indians fifteen miles below.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Terr,ble Hurricaue-Loss Of III

ST. JosErH, Mo-, April 1s.-A most violent
hurricane passed in soulheasterly direction
from this place to night. The Iatin freight
house of the Platte City Railroad was demol-
ished, injuriDg several persons. The steamer
Majors, of the Hannibal and 81. Joseph Rail-
road line, was torn from her mooviDgs and car.
ried down the river several miles, but finally
made lending, being, badly damaged. Her
passengers were all saved. The steamer Daco.
tab, OF the same line, sunk and is total loss.
She carried down her engineer, a railroad cou-
duc'or and two others. To what extent damage
is done 10 other sections below is not known, as
the telegraph line is down between here and
Atchison
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Occupation Of W.T.. Iackson

MT. JACKSON, April l7.-Mt. Jackson was
occupied by our troops this morning. The
rebels burned bridges as they retreated. The
Vermont cavalry dashed through the place to
prevent the enemy burning bridge on the
creek beyond town, and captured several rebels
In the act Of burning this bridge.
Ono Of Ashby's Lieutenants was also capt.
ured Col. Ashby himself was nearly caught
1t is said he owed his escape to the fact of bis
wearing Federal uniform.
Our pursuing force are In Newmarket to.
night, without opposition. Asbby and his men
are outside the town. jackson retreased toward
Staunton,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Jeff Davis at YOrktown-RelnROI Ice-
ments for the HebeIs-Heavy Skir.

Jeff Davis at YOrktOWn-RelnROI Ice-
ments for the hebels-Heavy Skir.
mishinRs
BALTIMORE, April 19.--At intervals last night
and this morning heavy cannonadlng could be
heard in the direction Of Yorktown.
A party oi deserters who came into our lines
report the arrival of JEFF Davis at the rebel
camp, and II was understood be would take
command In the approaching battle. They
represent the enemy to be In great force and
the work Of ettrenchiDg to be progressing
throughout the Peninsula. Reinforcements
were constantly arriving from Norfolk, Fred.
ericksburg and even North Carolina, and the
rebel Generals openly declared their intention
to make this the great battle Of the war, and
the strongest conviction Is expressed Of tri
umph over the Federal forces and driving them
from the Peninsula.
There is almost constant skirmishinR going
on by the riAemen, and occasionally shot and
shell are thrown with great rapidity. There
was quite heavy eklrmish this moruing be-
yond Warwick Court House, on the James
river. The enemy attempted TO turn our faux,
The attack was made In quite heavy force,
hut the enemy we're repulsed after brisk ar,
tillery duell. The loss Of the enemy is thought
TO have been quite heavy. We lost about q
dozen in killed and wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
resd Deen tested by over one thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Bsir Toilet Is the
oeaatner ever offered TO tho American people.
TO pfevent this Toilet from being or I'm
tteted oy unprncipled persons do not offer II for
sale at any Drnggsrs In the United states. Therefore
Lady OF Gentleman who desires soft Luxurant HAIR
and CuIls and Long, Soft Whskers Moustache, can
procure the tnvgOraor Toi ct either one tsr one
dollar, inclosed in letter, with their address
Address U F. sPENY & CO..
Box lS3, Oollinsville,
Hartford Co., Conn.
And y will be carefully rsnt by return mail.
feb23-dtvtgly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
Neuralgia P1asters.

rJ DR: Huap's NEURALGIA NoN-ADHgsrvE PLAs
ever prescribed for this painful disease The petiepf
applies one, soon bs,ones drowsy, falls asleep. and
ree from AIN, and no blister or other
VI " lnJ Jur9us consequences ensue For EARAcHe apd
Rvoc, AEADAcHz, apply according to directions and
Iehel T surely follow. Nothing can be obtane equal
70 70 Dr. hurds Compress for Neuraigls. TTy them,-
Asy are enurey novel; curious, and original preoar
aoon, and wonderfully successful. They are OF two
ses one sal, for tns face, price Is cents and the
oIner age for application to the body, price 81 cents
"Hs oe mated on receipt Of prics and one stdnlp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-19
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
EfectY

Uk, HERDS MOUTH Wash and TOOTH poWD.R
Wl give to young ladies that 1neat elarm ia Tomsns
ns orssh and pesriy teeth. Try tnem, ladies'.
Dk. hokps Mouth Wash and Teoth Povdar will
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhaitions ana n MI
IN. morning, Will make the breakfast taste sweeler aod
VIC ns uy Desin more pleasantly. Hundrtds Of persons
can testify to tbis. Try them, gentlemen, FN''~-'
DR. HERDS Mouth Wash and Tooth pox5sy a,e IN.
sss preparations In the world for curing Bad Breath apd
sns 9r%ness and health to the gums. Hundreds CT
stc bsv y, psased bleeding Guns, Sore Mouth, Oanker
". husDs MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
Anas more agreeable to their wives and wives 10 the
nusnands They should be used BY every person hsy.