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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
Affairs in ArIknnans.

RoLLA, Mo, March 29-Reliable persons
Just from the army in the Southwest, say the
rebels some thirty thousand strong under
Van Dorm and Price have retreated entirely
across Boston mountains, and are now at Var
Buren, and Fort Smith, receiving supplies from
Memphis and Little rock, via the Arkansas
river, which is high. The Texas troops are
much disheartened at the death of McCulloch
and Arkansians feel the death of Mcintosh
very severely. The rebels are badly OF fol
clothing and shoes. Pixies Indians have most
ly returned to the Indian Nation. They vert
not formidable in battle, being panic stricken
at the effect Of our artillery.
Price received his MajOr-G Generals commits
sion In the Confederate service on the 18th.
One regiment of Texas troops reached Val
Buren on the 18th, to reinforce Van Dorm, ant
more wereexpected from Louisiana. Tho Who'll,
rebel achievements will not exceed Eve thou
sand In the next six weeks.
Lieutenant Colonel Heron, of the Ninth Iowa
who was taken prisoner, was In the hands Of nm
rebels for two weeks. They were badly FRIGHT
ehed, and retreated very rapidly, and for I'M
three first days Of their flight had nothing b
eat. Their cannon and baggage train mirh
have been easily captured
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
RHEUmATIsm.

No disease is SO certain Of cure by BRANDRETH's
PILLS as this. They take out Of the blood the
particular Virus upon which all the pain depends and
the patient Is cured. 1880 e
Mr. T. N. Adams, 3Oe Twelfth Street, New York, suf.
fsrei with rheumatism for long period. He was at.
tended BY able phynlcaus but their prescriptions were
Of no avail; he was unable to without assistance,
and for four months almost entirely confined to his
bed Aths period Of his sickness, when hope had fed,
and he expected to be cripple for the remainder OF his
life, he was recommended to use BRANDRETH'5
PILLS. The nrst box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second box,
and the time he had used eighteen boxes he was en-
trely cured Of rheumatism, and the strength and sup
pleness Of his limbs restored. 1t Is now over
year that this has teen effected and he has had no
return but continues in the enjoyment Of perfect
health, May 9th, 1861.
Sold BY JoHN r. Cook, Druggist Columbus, and BY
all respectable dealers In medicines.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
From Forlress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, March 29.-Affairs remain
quiet here as far at least as to news that can bt
communicated.
The rebels have been exceedingly busy about
Pigs Point and Craney Island for the last few
days. Steam tugs tiave been busily plying to
and fro, and 1t is supposed that the rebels are
Strengthening their fortifcations all along from
Crsney Island to the Point. They have also
increased their forces in that vicinity, or for
effect their camps have been advanced, and long
lines of tents can be seen along the shore.---
Glasses are directed almost momentarily toward
Craney Island, on the lookout for the Merrimac
and every Indication Of smoke or steam in that
direction is closely investigated by hundreds Of
eager eyes.
Gen Hunter and staff arrived here yesterday.
en- route 10 Port Royal, to take command OF the
army operations In that quarter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
From Now MADRID.

ST. LOUIS, March 29.-The Democratic Cairo
dispatch says the steamer Dickey went down to
the feet yesterday heavily laden with ordnance
and commissary stores Four ffty-pound navy
cannon were taken down for the gunboat Ben
ton, also hand grenades, to repel boarding par
ties.
Persons from New Madrid report several reb-
el transports and gunboats came up within range
Of our Riddle Point batteries Wednesday, and
opened fire, but we're compelled to retreat after
short engagement.
The Grampus is the only rebel gunboat
above our blockade, and is constantly on the
alert watching our movements at New Madrid.
1t is also said tie rebels have erected batteries
on the opposite side Of the river to prevent
Gen. Pope's command crossing to attack their
rear,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. March %.
FL0UR.-The market remains unchanged, and quiet
@ SSa S satTa Is %sd % SSS.1 GsuPsns at
were go barrels extra at - As; so do superne at 2
and lle do farcy at 81 550D4 60.
WHIsKY-The speculative demand continues, and
prices are lSc higher. The sales comprise 800
| at l7h@lI1c; the latter price for wagon.
GROoERlEs-A fair demand for sugar and molasses,
but very little doing in coffee.
SUGAR-We quote Cuba sugar at 6I.@8kc and New
Orleans and Porto Rico, at 9hC@9Kc.
M0LASSES-Is firm at 400D4lc In the jobblng way
with decidedly improved demand from the country.
SIDES-A continued demand for bulk at 4Hc, with
sales Of $40 600 lbs including 100 0CO lbs last evening"
at 81 S. Holders asked c higher Sides but offered
them at aHc on conditions that shoulders be taken with
saoULDERsalOO, 900 pounds sold at ssl5 pkd, de.
LARD-A good demand, with sales at 1000 tcs at 79
THc being an advance Of Nc,
MESS PoRK-Is offered at $40 259lO so without
buyers.
WHEAT-The demand to-day was fair and the market
ruled steady at 9o9sc for prime TO choice red and 05
l 0S for prime to choice white the sales reported
QUO bushes prime red at Csc; 300 bush choice do at
1Oobush choice white 81 OF delivered, and 800 bush
CORN-A continued good demand and prices adyanc.
ed lc bush, the market closing firm at 34935c fol-
ear at the lower depots Sales Of 1OO bush at $50
OAT5-The market rules steady with a fair demand
| at 271fe In bulk the receipts are light.
| RfE-The supply s light and the demand good at
full rates. We quote prime samples at 55@56c; 900
bush said at Sc.
| BARLEY-The market remains at last quoted. The
demand fair at 100 for prime fail and 62@65c for prime
state spring; Chicago spring sells al al5096Oc.
RYE-The demand Is fair and the market steady al
| at 55@56o for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY-A continued fair demand for prime samples
at zoe for fall, and 63@65c for State spring. Chicago
spring sells at 5O@6Cc; the latter rate for No. /.
| HAf-The market is unchanged and steady Wequott
ti8htpressed at $780, and loose pressed at Sll9B
| per ton in bales, on arrival,
| CHEEsE-The demand is good and the market nrn
at full rates. We quote Western Reserve at 60, Ham
| burg 8hc, and New York State at 6k@9c.
BUTTER-Prlme and choice qualities are in fair de
mand at l09l9ci the lower grades are dull at l0@l4
| for fair to good, and 1895 for common.
SEEDs-The supply is better and the demand les
| active. Small sales were made at S5 20@5 25, bu
buyers were generally holding anticipating decne.-
Timothy is nominal at 81 e0@l co. and there is de
mand.
| GdseAs.
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Now York stock Market.
[rrLEoRArHED FOR THE OHIO srArrsxAS.r

[TELEcRAPHED FOR THE OHIO srArEsMAN.r
NKw YORK, March 90.
Market better with moderate business. Chicago and
Rock Island 55S; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen "a
Cleveland and Toledo 45H; Michigan Southern 23E
Galena and Chicago cox; Illinois Central scrip ASK
Michigan Central 555S; Erie preferred COZ; Erie
S6ssi New York Central e21z; American gold 10l3S;
United ststes skies Of 1891 registered 935< do cou.
pons 94; treasury $40 lO0 United States Flves Of
a. coupons es; Panama l2l; Pacific Mall 97K Illinois
coupon bonds gO Michigan skies Of 1873 e9 Tennessee
Harled Sd bonds 30; Hudson 45I; Virginia skies 20;
Canton co. ~ Toledo and Wabash Cd bonds 4s Oleve-
land; Columbus & Cincinnati ll9h; Cleveland and
Pittsbnrg TX.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
new York Market.
lnrrORrrp rOR rnro ONO urlrrsMln !

| q NEW YORK. March 90.
AsHEs-oulet and steady, with sales at s5 so TO
C0TTON-Market continues dull with trjhlng sales
20c for middllng upiands
FLOUR-TheIe 10 less doing, and the market still
continues heavy while the prices generally hay
downward tendencyj there were sales Of 9i00 barrel
ct 95 15@5 20 for superne state; S5 2595 50 for extr
gtate e5 l5@5 20 for superhne westerni 95i25@5 o
for common to medium extra western; Is COOS ~ TO-
shipping brands extra round hoop 0ho IS 5000 rs fo
trade brands. The market closed heavy. III
CANADIAN PLoUR-0nly limited request at price,
In favor Of the buyer sales OF eO0 barrels at % 3Og0 81
for common 20 choice extra.
RYE ELOUR-Quiet and steady, with sales Of $50 bbii
at % 25@495.
CORN MEAL-Is in fair request, with sales Of $50
barrels jersey at go, and 3 Is for Brands wine.
WHISKY--Firmer and active; sales OF 2G0 barrels al
e4924kc, for state and 24h@25 for western closing al
WHEAT-Oontinues dull and in favor OF the buyer;
safes 100 bushels common Cadadian club at 81 Is; 5000
do winter red western at 81 49, and 1000 do choice am
ber Jersey at 81 3e.
RYE-Quiet at 60@62c.
BARLEY-scarce and nrmi sales Of s5 bushels Can.
adan West at 05c@SI.
o0RN-Heavy and lower, sales Of 10000 bushels at
5@57oior mixed western In store and $50 for deliver
ed 500 for weey cut delvered 57@57kc for southern
BRANS-There we're sales Of 1000 barrels a. 81 5O9
2 90 for common to good medium; 81 1902 80 for
choice.
0ATs-A little armer; sales at 37@391Sc for Jersey,
Uanada, western and state.
CoRREE-Quiet and nomInaly unchanged; sales Of
100 bags St. Domingo at19.
SUGAR-Raw, more active and advanced &c per lib.
sales Of 5000 hogsheads Cuba. at 6A@ 469 hogsheads
Porto Rico at 6X@6kcj 500 boxes Havana ald 500
DaRs minilla at private terms.
REFINED sUGAR-very firm at an adyonce Of X9
10 per lb.
M0LASsBS-oontinues steady with moderate bust.
ness doing; sales Of 80 hogshea1s and teTces Porto
hco at S5c and l79 hogsheads Cuba muscovado at &c
fOhk-The market continues heavy, and lower with
sales OF 100 barrels at S12 90 for mesB $2 so
a W Tor western and city prime mess and $lO9l0 SO
BEEF-In moderate demand and unchanged prices;
sales OF l5O barrels at ~ 5O95 SO for country prime
70 oO9o % for country mess S1ol3 so for Tepacked
mess, and Sl3 759A so for extra mess.
BEEF HAMe-Inactive.
OUT MEATs-Far demand; sales OF l9l packages at
ah@oc for western and city shoulders; 5D7c for do
mans. Including lot Of dry sated shoulders deliver
able In May Axe.
BAO0N-eidea In good demand andI prices hrmer
sales OF 25 boxes at 6o for western Cumberland cut
and for very chotce short clear middles We also
noticed sale Of 200 hogsheads dry saed rough sides
at &c. ~ -
Hoas-Dressed, quiet and nominal at Axe for west
ern and 595k for city.
LARD-Good demand with firm prices; sales Of 9 45O
paprels the latter price for very choice and
Iu00kegs at 6x.
BUTTER-Is in steady demand sale at 90 I2Xc for
Ohio, l6D2c for state.
CHEEeE-Firm at 6a9ec.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30

/ Gen. Curtis's armw fell back TO Keitsville to
secure forage, Arkansas, north Of Fayetteville,
being entirely out. Our forces are now camped
at the head Of Cross Timber Hollow, where
water and forage are plenty. Our pickets ex-
tend into Arkansas, and the rebel pickets come
north to the top Of Boston mountains.
Fayettsville 10 unoccupied. e@
Very little Union sentiment has been devel-
oped In Arkansas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
Skirmish with the Notorious Guam.
Irel-He IL ROuted.

SEDALIA, Mo, March a9.-The notorious
brigand Quantrel, with two hundred of his
guerrilla band, made sudden and unexpected
attack on detachment of Col. Phillips's regi-
ment Of Missouri militia, under Major Foster
at Warrensburg on Wednesday last, but after
q spirited skirmish they were driuen from the
town with less of nine killed and seventeen
wounded, and twenty horses captured 0ul
loss was two killed and nine wounded.
Quantrel made another attack on the town Oh
the following day, the result Of which 10 un
known.
Lieut. Colonel Crittenden had left George
town with reinforcements for Foster. Scouting
parties of this regiment have captured over
two hundred kegs Of rebel powder in Pettil
county, within the past few days.
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Money Market.
IrELEeRAPHED ToR THR OHIO sTArnMAs.I

rELRGRAPHRD FOR THR OHIO srArmMAS.I
NEw YORK, March 29
loans on call.
Discount ranges from COZ per cent for strictly prime
paper, chiefly the latter figure
Sterling Exchange is quoted steady at l11@llI% fol
Merchants, and ll1%@ll2 for Bankers Bills.
American Gold hrmer With freesales at Ia per cent
premium.
premium. -
Government stocks easier with sales OF Unitad States
US OF 1881, 0311@931S; 7 10 Treasury Notes 99X.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30

BosToN, March 29.-The number of Glouces-
ter fishing vessels lost off Georges Bank in the
gale of February 4Ih, was fifteen, and the num-
Der lost February lst was four. By the loss Of
these nineteen vessels one hundred and thirty
eight men were drowned, leaving seventy wild.
ows and one hundred and forty five children to
be provided fer. Contributions are solicited
for them.
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secretary seward at wInchester.

WNoHEsTER, March 29--Secretary Seward,
with party Of friends, arrived here last night
at nine o'clock, and was escorted from the cars
to Gen. Shields's headquarters, by the Eleventh
Pennsylvania Regiment and the Sixty-Sixth
Ohio troop Of cavalry. This morning the party,
including Gen. Shields, Assistant Adjutant-
General Strong and Col. Clark, Of Gen. .Banks's
STAFF, visited the battle field.
Mr.. Seward and his friends leave at eleven
o'clock to day All quiet.
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TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
TIE undersigned will gveinfOrmauOn on very IN
tessing and important subject, which will be vau-
ed more than thousand times Its cost by every married
couple Of any age condition In life. The information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of q
cents (silvsr) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed TO
liG t3lr II. b. MORRIS, Al. D.
oot3l-ly3hwd&w Boston, Mass
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Jackson's pyfo
technic factory exploded early this morning -
Four or five persons were killed, including o
son of Mr.. Jackson. Ten or twelve boys and
girls were seriously injured.
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Sale of Real Estate

BY ORDER OF COURT.
ON THE 28th DAY OF APRIL, A. ID.
" 1862 at o'clock, p. NJ at the premises herein.
after described, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate, as the property Of John swonger
deceased, to wit:
Lot number twenty-eieht C2e) in the town Of Reg.
appraised at $3.50 90.
TERMS OF sALE.-0ne.third in hand on the day ei
sale, third In nine months and one-thrd In eighteen
months thereafteT deferred payments to be secured b
mortgage the premises, with interest from the day
sale.
WILLIAM LEIDY, Administrator
march26-w4w Of John swonger, deceased.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30

snrewd agents can make small fortune IN carrying
tnese artees around 70 families The DKETAL TRrAs,
orr h the neatest article that man or woman can carr
around Send for one and or better dosena which
We VIII SELL as samples for 81 Agents supplied lker
Ally Win Circulars Now d the time 10 20 into
spending thousands for the benent OF agents New
England men and women here Is Sometime nIee and
chance to take the tide at It's Hood -'t'N -
Addreaa safe.. 4. ..ls ~ ssll44l trrf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30
Shipping Point Occupied by Union
TrOOpS,

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Shipping Point was
yesterday occupied by our troops. AS the steam
er Mount Vernon passed that place they had
raised the flag of the Union, and the band was
playing the Star-Spangled Banner. All the
rebels who have been in that vicinity for come
time past, have left, with the exception of two
or three companies Of cavalry.
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BOmbardment OF Island NO. no. tie
n0We0,

CAIRo, March 29.-The bombardment OF Isl
and No. 10 was renewed vigorously yesterday.
The rebels appear to have received and put in
position new guns of longer range.
Nothing important from Tennessee. An ar
arrival from Memphis to-day reports general
despondency; but little confidence is felt. The
enemyIin large force iS concentrating at Cornth,
Miao
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-30

Removed from his OId OrTice.~
Dr.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself fora series Of years
TO the treatment Of certain private diseases He may be
consulted at his Office Broadway near the Exchange
Bank. ltH
janlodh
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and after weeks they would not for any consid-
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The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Henry PfsH . Rx'r.)
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pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or san.E
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What are the People Doir,p,22s g.

The American people are Intelligent enoueh "a nprye
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OF the condition OF the Franklin County Tfeae
ury on the third day of March, 1852, az pet
books Of Auditor and Treasurer; yli
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