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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
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.AErORrrp ron TIE ONO srATmA1n !
New YoRE. May 7.

NEw YoRK. May 7.
RL0UR-The market rules heavy, and So lower again
Limited demand for export aud moderate home trade In
quiry, Sales III $40 barrels at a. Q5D5 90 10
superane statei IS lO25 IS for extra stas a. e56
for superfne western; IS I0R5 IS for common 20 me
dum extra westerni IS 2595 IS for common 70 Root
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio IS 45D0 so FOL
trade brands market closing heavy. No buyer AZ Outside
quotations, rr ~ -TT|
CANADIAN FLOUR Heavy and to IOc lower.-
Sales Of 800 barrels at IS i095 30 for spring and a53s
RYE FL0UR-Quiet aud without material change
COhN MEAL-hore steadyi sales Of 700 barrels a
~ % for Jersey, and 80 10 for Brandywine.
WHfsKY-Bxclted and decidedly higher; sales Of goo
barrels at Is 926kc, including 100 barrels at &c.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and I92o lower sales OF llOC
bushels nwausee club at 81 lS; 1000 bushels red west
e5n and 100 bushels white western on private terms
RYE-Quiet. Sales $500 bushels at SO9e3c.
BARLEY-Quiet at e0995c.
o0hN-Hesvy. unsettled and declining; sales were
IS quo bush at S5g5sc for gxed western in store and
delivered; SIC for Jersey and southern yellow.
OATS Firm, with sales at 4O949Kc for Jersey, Ca.
madam, western and state.
00RREE-Rio quiet and very firm sales Of 100 bags
vate terms. -
sUeAR-Raw is steady and firm. Sales 900 hhds Gu.
ba at OX@sc and "a bids Porto Rico at 9kc, Refined
sugar in IotiAe demand and veIy firm.
MoLAssEs-In request and Arm; sales 400 hhds Bar.
BADGES at 26c 40 hhds and 10 ccOs Poro Rlco at 500
P0RK-The market is more active and yerv Arm,
sales Of l6 QUO bbs at e3 90 ormess sic 5OiS SO or
western and city prime mess; $40 0O9lO rs for prime.
Included sales are 500 bbs mess for June delivery
Sl3 009l3 06H.
BEEF-ouiet and firm. Sales a5O bbls at % 5oa5 50
for prime; IS 5O9e 10 for esj s2 OOal3 so for re.
packed mess; ga 008I5 90 or extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Duil and nominal at $40.
BEEF HAMs-Inactiye.
CUT MEATs-MOre active; salss 900 pakases At 4a
1Ho for shoulders, and 4&98ho for hams
BAOON slDES-Less active; sales Of $50 boxes at
Axe for retrimmed short.Tibbed middles. :
IAhD-IS hrn, with q good demand. aaIea AZ 1920
bbls at 7Z49Xc. - 20
BUTTER-is selling at lOaI7o for Ohio, and le9i9o
for state.
oHEEsE-Rlrm ct 1000. 8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
The Passage of Fort JackaOn-Hur
render of New Orleans.

The Passage of Fort JacksOn-Sur-
render of New Orleans.
NEw YoRK, May z The steamer Coumbis
has arrived from Havana May Sd. The gun.
boat Daniel Smith arrived at Havana on the
30th, from Fort Jackson Goth ~
tho 18th. On the 23d, Commodore Farrsgut, in
the Hartford, and thirteen steamers, passed the
forts, aud General Butler landed four thousand
men above. -4
The rebels lost eleven gunboata and the Hol.
Inns turtle Manassas.
Our forces took four hundred prisoners. We
lost one hundred and hfty men, and our gun
boat Verona was sunk.
On the 24sh Aag Of truce was cent to Com
modore Porter, aeking conditions for surrender,
TO which Porter replied, "No conditions.
Our flag now waves over the Custom House
An American war steamer reports capturing
three rebel steamers and sent them to Key
West, and chased another Into Bahia Honda
Twenty mortar and three gunboRts were en-
gagged sgainst the forte, sileneing them after
six days incessant firing, Chains across the
river we're removed by our gunboats.
The rebels cent fire rats down the river, but
they did little damage. One set fire to the
Hartford, but the flames were speedily extin-
guished. s4nrss-s AS
The Verona and rebel iron-clad steamer
Webster had splendid engagement, the Web
ster running into the Verona and sinking her
but before going under, the Verona's crew pour
ed In voley OF eight guns, go destructive and
crushing thatb both the Webster and Verona went
down together. ..5
Arrangements for the surrender were to be
made on the 27th,t day after the dispatch
left. -t
The ram Manassas was sunk by The steamshiI
Mississippi.
Our forces sent q small boat to the fire rafti
and towed them out of the way before they
could do any harm.
Rebel loss unknown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Bourse heavy and declining 7Of $50.

Bourse heavy and declining 7Of 3Sc.
! Garbaldi had renounced bis intention OF 60
Ing to southern Italy.
IL 10 reported that Victor Emanuel will re-
main some time in Naples, and thence 90 II
Rome
The French and Italian troops had come to on
arrangement for the suppression Of reacIionsry
movements on tho Papal frontiers, and were act
ing in concert. v
A Shanghai dispatch Of March 18th, says: II
is rumored that tho rebels intend to attack Foo
Choo.
The Times has an editorial on the American
struggle. IL sees nothing for tho blacks but
slavery, extermination or expulsion.
A weekly journal is to appear in London
next week, advocating the cause of the reb'
els. T
The Literary Gazette 10 defunc., after an
existence Of forty.6ve years.
The treaty Of commerce between Russia and
Turkey has been ratified.
There has been battle between the Turks
and insurgents In Albania. Tho Turks lost
urhundred men and four cannon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
-a. NOW,
Are DIR. hurd's Preparations Goods

Inc pest evidence that they are s that their arna.
nus ana rest patrons are those who have used the,
Snsest ~ DR. WILLIAM B. HuRp Is an eminent pen,,.t
a. nI9o.yn, Treasurer Of the Hew York STATE Der
AZ and theee preparations have been used r.
n pnyste practice for years. and no leading ol,;oe -
DtS'soEyn 's or Wsmsburgh questions thei1 ssnoS
" NY, eminent Dendsis Of New York recommend thcr
~ toe pest known to the profession Wihout tbS ~ -
earefusns dsalerD hsve sold Ihsm BY tSe gross %
are 1s hannn nSVr Of e Brooklyn Daily Times says"we
ceeding beyond all expectation with his MOE e ar
nu IoVLH POWDER The great secret Of his suscea.
nsss win the tAct THAT ms ARTICLES ARE parrSSrTy
THEr ARs REPHEgnTKD TO nR a. va c5s rsr1Sr
FROM THEIR LONG Use. y - = 80 va" 'NsA"t
Tns wSIknown 2. 7. Barnu writes:-,.I found vou,
TVorA POWDER good that my family have ussS 4,
al up. VIC hnd i the bert Powder for the Teeh tbst
We eyer used shall feel obliged II ygu VIII sena me
SnGtner 9 supply at the Museum at your convenience VIII
Sat tner cost g SO small tat every enc may test N
IT " Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Nm
hchD TOOTH Powder contains no acid nor anal. NJ,
no other. :" - 20 '"o enA"e' Css
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Latest from Newb rn

NEW YORK, May 7,-Among tho passengers
on the Persia we're Minister Cameron, Bayard
Taylor, and Bishop Lewis, OF Ontario, She
has eight hundred thousand dollars In specie.
Advlces received from Barnside's division
state that q regiment of North CaroliDiaDs has
been organized, Captain Potter, Of General Eos
ter's staff, being appointed Colonel, and two
companies from our troops had let for Wash
ingtop, N. c., to form nucleus Of the regi-
ment. Large numbers OF Union men had volun-
tarily come and took the oath of allegiance, and
they will be armed and equipped by General
Burnside, to defend their homes against rebele.
Our troops have captured horses enough to
mount two companies Of cavalry, and make ire.
quent dasbes among the enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
EmportanL LRHv Onse +.

CINoINNATl, May TN The United States
Circuit Court, April term, 1861, the Grand
Jury found an indictment of treason against
James W. Chenoweth, for Furnishing supplies
and muuilions OF war 10 the rebels.
AT the present term, ex-senator Pugh, coun
eel tor the defendant, moved to quash the In
dictment, on the ground that the 8rst clause Of
section 80, article Sd Of the constitution, which
provides that treason thall consist only in levy.
ing war, teiets to rebellion; while the Sec
ond clause, or Adhering 10 their enemies,
In giving aid and comfort, relates only to a
public war with foreign enemy.
Justice Swayne gave his decision yesterday,
sustaining the mouon BY quashlng the indict-
ment. Tomorrow Euquiser will contain the
decision OF length.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Sherif's Sale.

A0ra@ snaTp Superior Court Of franklin o..
8. NJ. Q. sibby ct ais Ohio
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA,
ID Of the sid Court 10 me directed. will offer fol
sale at public auction In front Of the Hotel In the vii
la4e Of GroyepoIt, In said county on
Saturday, the l7th dey OF May, A. D. 1862,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following des riOet
property, to wit:
One roam Facing Horse, six years old; one brown
Mare, six years od one two.horse Carriage; one Hub
bards Combined Reaper and Mower; one two year old
Bull; one yearling hefer Calf Wagon; 40 two.
horse WSgonsj one suky one set silver mounted Har
ness; one sonel Mare, eight yesrs old
@. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff
BY " g. HOFFMAN, Deputy.
Printers fees S8.25
may7-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Fight wl.h Asnny,s Caya1rr

New MARKET, Va, May ~ esterdsy after.
noon detachment of the Ninth New York
Cavalry made reconnaissance toward Harri-
sonburg. When ive miles this eide, they en-
countered upward of two hundred of Asbby q
cavalry. They charged upon them and pursued
them within two miles Of the town Ten reb-
els were killed ana six taken prifoners. Our
loss was one killed and the Battalion Adjutant
taken prisoner.
The work on our side was done with the
sabre, aud was very gallant RifAir. .-C
An officer from MI Jackson this morning,
Gays the guard at the bridge near the town re-
ports that the guerrilla cavalry attempted last
night to burn the bridge, but we're repulsed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
A Fight with Ashby'e Cavalry
Go @. ego. &c g.

General Mcclellan Occupies VIII
mond. .a-
WILLAMlBURo, May 6.
Hon. e. M. Stanton:
| have the pleasure to announce the cccupa
tion of this place, as the result Of hard fought
action yesterday. Hancock's brigade engage
ment had the effect TO turn the left of the enc
my's line Of works. The enemy abandoned
his entire line during the nighs, leaving all
his click and wounded in our hands. His losf
yesterday was very severe. We have some
three hundred men kllled,eand more than one
thousand wounded and prisoners. His loss is
heavy.
Our victory is complete. l have sent csval
ry in pursuit.
The conduct of our men was excellent, with
scarcely an exception.
The enemy's works were extensive and ex-
ceediDgly strong.
Our loss in Hooker's division is heavy, but
very little in other parts of the field. Han
cocB's success WAS gained with loss of not
over twe.ty killed and wounded.
We have other battles to fight before reach
ing Richmond.
The rebels are flying from Williamsburg to.
ward Richmond.
Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs fr0n JOhnston's
headquarters as follows:
The weather is good to-day, but there ia
great difficulty in getting up food on account Of
the rosds. Very few wagons have yet come up
Am / authorized to follow the examples Of
other Generals, and direct the names of battles
to be placed on the colors of regiments
(Signed)
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj .-t3en. Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MoNAoE, May 3.--The flag Of truce
which went up James river yesterday morning
to receive released prisoners, returned to day,
not having accomplished their object. This ia
the third lime Gen. Wool has been deceived
about the release Of these prisoners. lai
The jamestown and yorktown passed down
the river past the Gag OF truce, at half past one
this morning, bound to Norfolk.
The gunboat Teaser came alongside yester-
day afternoon, to ascertain the object Of the
flag of truce. The Teaser is armed with one
l0O-pounder Parrott gun All the officers ol
the Teaser, with one exception, were drunk
A dispatch was received here this morning
from NeWport News, that the Merrimac was ID
sight. The Monitor, etc., oil got ready but tht
MerFimAc has not yet been seen here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
The RumOred Evacuation OF COrsnI Ih
t.s Ganima Ground. -

Chicago, May Ia special 10 the Times
from Cairo says: By on arrival from Fort Hen.
ry, we learn that 1t Is probable there we're
not less than two hundred Nebraska cavalry
captured In the recent skirmlsh With the rebels,
who were under Clay King, instead of JEFF
Thompson, as first reported. The affair occur
red twelve miles west of Fort Helman, on the
opposite side of the river from Fort Henry. A
strong force has been sent in pursuit Of the
rebels.
The rumor Of the evacuation Of Corinth and
its occupation by the Federsls, is repeated by
every arrival. Deserters say there is no doubt
that Beauregard, while holding his forces in
line of battle, Is gradually falling back on
Grand Junction. The opinion gains ground
that there will be no general engagement
between the two armies at their present posi-
tion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Ocoupa,,on Of williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG, May 6.--The enemy eyaeu'
ated this place and their works in front last
night, their rear guard passing through about
six O'Clock. AZ nine O'Clock Gen. Mcclellan
and escort entered the town and took possession
About one hundred and fifty Of the enemy'a
wounded were lett behind, without any ratone,
medicines or surgeons They also left q num-
Der of their dead unburried. ALI of our wound
cd In yesterdays engagement, who fell into
their hands, were left behind Col. Dwight, oil
the Excelsior Brigade, who was severely wound.
cd and taken prisoner, was also left.
In the engagement Yesterday the enemy
suffered terribly, Gen. Ricketts, was killed. :
The enemy had force here yesterday q
fifty thousand men, and only decided to evac
uste after the brilliant bayonet charge Of Gen
Hancock. .'--- ~ -------
A majority of the white inhabitants remain
The humber Of the enemy nov on our hands
will reach about one thousand, including th'
wounded. E0g ( 1Jki
WsHMeros, May e.-The Fortress Monro,
boat which left at 8 o'clock thia morning hAl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Strike Amongst minors.

PHILADELPHIA, May THE strike among
the miners near PotIsville is becoming serious
The employers not complying with their de.
mands, the miners stopped the pumps, causing
serious damage to property, from the flooding
of the mines. The mines OF the Forest Im.
provement Co. are rapidly filling up with water
Several infantry companies of home guards
leave here this afternoon to prevent further
damage. The Reserve Grays of this city,
leave soon for the scene of difficulties at Potts
Vile.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
PILES CURED by BRANDRETH,s


DR.. D. DIandreth, Dear Sir: I was suffering for
many years from hereditary hemorhoida aGectlons Of
which had the hrst attack in 1916 Since that time
was regularly vted with such complaints every SPRING
felt In the morning most pain in the hack,
II the lower Joints Of the spine were broken or bruised,
and an asihmstic pressure the chest. Owing to my
occupation, which keeps all day busy out Of DOORS
and entirely dhusting any sO.iled regular treat.
ment," that would have confined ne to my house,
thought Of following plan of my own. which might
me without the Inconvenience to my business at
tending The treatment Of sresuar practitioner" 30
Eput an Allcock Plaster right the groin, renewing
1t every fortnight every Saturday night took dose Of
Brandreths Pills. three four, thought necessary
to dose, which operated after getting up, three
to I'VE times In the forenoon sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday nights taok one Life Addition pill, which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this course
for slx weeks and could attend to my business without
interruption: IworSed, ate and drank as was WON'T
slept most soundy and awaked every day with less pain,
and now know nothing Of the complaint at ALL 80 that
Ifel opged to make you this statement for proper use,
hoping that this simple proceeding may benefit many as
II has done me.
Ian, dear sIr,yOuIs, most respectfully,
.tu .i A. LEHMAN,
LAORoNICA oGace, ,65 franklin Street, New York.
AlInquiries Immediately answered BY addressing DIR.
BRANDRRTH, New York.
Sold by JoHN R. COOK, Druggist, Columbus, ard BY
all respectable dealers in medicines
apl30-dAwlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
.rrived at Cherry Stones, bringing the follow.

arrived at Cherry Stones, bringing the follow
ing:
q, WILLIAMSBURG, May 6.
To E M. Stanton, Secretary Of War'
Every hour proves our victory more complete
The eDemy's loss is great, especially In officers
have Just heard Of Ave more of their guns
being captured. Prisoners are constantly ar
rivlng.
(SIgned) GEO MCCLELLAN
MAjor-G Commanding
BALTlMoRE, May7.-The regular news letter
from Old Point is received. The mail boat
Nellie Baker arrived Just before the Old Point
boat left, and reported that Gen. Mcclellan was
In Williamsburg, having driven the enemy from
his position there.
A few captured cannon have been recaptur-
ed, aud whole division had been thrown In the
rear at Williamsburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate will with
out unnecessary delay proceed to consider the
tax bills which have been presented, and 1t Ia
thought the report Of the committee on Finance
will be adopted without material change. The
tax Of twenty cents per gallon on whisky and
twenty oents pc, pound on tobacco, IL 10 estima-
ted will yield $40. 900. Should the views Of
the minority OF the committee prevail 1t is sup
posed. the revenue from this service would be
considerably increased
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Now York stock Market.

ITErEoRIPHEp roR TIE OHIO sTATEsMAN.l
NEW YORK, May z.
The second board Is excited and higher Chicago and
Rock Island 62k Milwaukee and frarie du Ohien IS;
milwaukee, aud Prairie du Chen, 1st preferred. 81;
Cleveland and Toledo 46N; Michigan Southern IS;
Gaena and Chicago 7lK; Illinois Central scrip 02
Michigan Central COX Erie preferred 66N; Erie
80 New York Central eeX American gold I02X
United States skies Of lee registered, e9x; do cou
lons s8i treasury $40 1903; United States Elves Of
"a coupons. SIX; Panama l30; Pacific Mail NIX; Ill.
coupon bonds g. Michigan SKIES Of 1873 80; Tennessee
skies 59h; Missouri skies 53X Harlem preferred 81;
Harlem I'd bonds 80 Hudson 36k Virginia skies 50,
Canton CO. III Toledo and Wabash Cd bonds 49, Cleve-
land Columbus Cincinnati ll2H; oleve and and
plttsouTg 20; Illinois war loan "a Chicago, Burling
ton and Qnincy 20, California s8X illinois canal
bcnds OF '6u atss; North Carolina sixss 7iK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Tbo BnIl Opened I'm mexIco

New YoRK, May 7.--Vera Cruz dates of the
24th state that the French had opened hostili'
ties and taken possession Of orizlba.
Cordova has declared for Almonte.
The British Minister is said to be holding O
private interview with Doblado, ct Puebla.
The Mexicans have received reinforcemente
OF nine thousand men, and Gen. Ziragosa would
dispute the march of the French.
The Spanish troops on the Island Of st. Do
miDgo had attacked HaJtI, aud come batteries
aud troops have been sent there. The Spanish
claim title to certain lands, which the Haytienr
will not yield.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Neuralgia Plasters.

rII: DR.; HORp's NEURALGIA NoN-ADHEsIVR PLAs.
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patisnf
apPhes one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asiesp. and
aWaes iee from palm, and blister or other
NERVOUS HEADACHE apply according 10 dIrectons ana
Ieh VIII surely follow. Nothing can be obtained euua
70 70 Dr. hurd's Compress for Neualgis, TEy them.
nsy are snIre novel, curious, and original prepan
auon' and wondenully successful. They are OF two
snes one small, for the face price Is cents, and The
9s9er large, for application to the bcy price 81 cent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
., dear sIr, y0uIs, m0lt Ie.peolfully,
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will sve!nfOrmatiOn on very IN
terssssn0 ard important subject, which will be vaiu'
cd more aan thousand esits cost by every married
couple OF any age condition in life The Information
will be sent by mail any address on the receipt Of %
cents (si1vsr) and one red stamp
All letters should be addressed TO
II. B, MORRIS, III. u.
Oet3l-ly3awd&w Boston, haD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
CHANCE FOR AGENTS,

shrewd agents can make small fortune in carryina
tnese articles around 70 families, The DENTAL TRnas
pRY 70 the neates article that man or woman can cs,r
around Send for one and or, better dossns which
We Will SELL ss samples for % Agents Supplied iiber
ally al Win oirculan Row d ths time 70 20 into
spending thousands Tor The benedt Of aeent. New
England men and womenl hero n epmethinr nice and
chance 10 take the tide es iu nood. u y y - q
Addresb.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
What are the People Doings

The American people are intelligent enough 70 nppra
este preearatons that contribute 90 much % he hap
ness OF those using them and they want them Everr
mall ofingn a. letters some ordering the TRRATiar o.,
TExTH' some the NEuRALaA PLAsTEEs ana NOT Few en-
eosng 81 cents for the MouTl WASH to be sent by mall
put 70 heee We are compelled 70 reply that II Il Inpcod
pie TO send half pint bottle By mail The peonls sni
these Remedies. RAo Rig sIRplY kssmf
Now "a the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, May z.
FLoUR-The market yesterday was quiet and un.
ohanEed, and no sales worth reporting.
WHAAT-darket hrmer. eaes OF 2Q00 bush red
from store at 81 05 and 1900 bush do ut the same.
ooRN-Maket steady and quiet; sale Of 2OUO bushel,
anoat and one car on track at 36o.
0ATs-oulet ut 20 sEle OF l car at eec from track.
HIGHA INE5-Market advanced 10; sales Of so bar
Tels al 2Ic.
BUTTER-MMket iull at 1l@lsc for common to very
choice roll,
LARD--Maikst steady and guilt rsle Of IS barrels al
7Xo.
EiGs-Dull at e06kc.
PoTAToEs-loO bushels prime Eeshannoeks sold at
100.
Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

DAVENPORT, Iowa, May IA grain elevator
10 this city, belonging to Townsend & Co ,Bos.
ton, was destroyed by fre last night. Loss fl
teen thoueand dollars. Eight thousand bush.
els of grain we're destroyed. Grain insured for
seven thousand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08

CNcNNATI, May Capt HaElett, Of the
ID Ohio, arrived here on slck fnrloueh. Neither
himself, Capt, Mckinney, nor Lieut. Dyal, were
taken prisoners 20 Pulaski, as reported from
Louisville yesterday. Capt. Hazlstt regrets
the necessity Of his taking parole,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
Money Market.
rtLKaRAPHEp ron THE ONO GrATYakAr.

rsLEsRATEp roR THE OHIO srATrahAsi
NEw ToRk, May a.,
The money market easy, with fair buspesS doing at
485 per cent for losnS on call
Prime paper scarce and wanted at sos per cent.
Sterling Exchange dull at ll38ll3h fer Bankers
Bills.
American Gold has declined to oK92K per cent, pre-.
California Gold Bars are dull at IN per cent. pre-.
Government stocks opened heavy, but closed arm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
WIN. q. HURD d CO..
Tribune Buildings, New York.

~ n ISoDTI 1T; HUBS MOUTH WASH, TOOTH PowpKR
SS sbsv DROPS be sent BY mall bu
stoyes oe obtained at your Drug or Periodical
-ANA'ohi' Price oHE DorIIR, which contains thsiS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-08
new York Cattle Market.

lTIlEaRAPHED ToR THE OHIO sTATEnaAS.l
NEw YoRK, May7
BEEF oATTLE-Firm; receipts Of 1000 hssd; quoted
saEEP-Flrm receipts Of 5s73; prices are quoted a.
sWINE-Markst Is steady; receipts Of 1884 head;
quoted at 3HS9ko,