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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
ARMY suloEoss. following are m.

ARMY sUpoEoNs.-Th following are an.
nounced as the names of those who passed
successful examination at the recent sitting Of
the Medical Board in this city for the examina
tion of candidates for army surgeons;
surgeon-H X. Spooner, now Assistant Sur
geon of the 55th Ohio.
Assistant Surgeons-S. s. Burrow, Alfred
buckingham, Camp Dennison; ]. P. Burg, d
J. BoJnton, E. J. w. Bugh, Pstaskala; William
II. Dretcher, West Liberty, Logan county
John W D;escall, Sidney; BENZ. F. Savis, Mt
Liberty; r. J. Hill, Mt. Vernon; Jacob Hubsr
Degraf, Logan county; Davis HOldmand anc
. Hyatt, Columbus; A. ]. Irwin, Rush Rood
Union county; R. P. Jennings, Delaware; A
+. Joseph, Cumminsville; Jacob II. X Noeff
Piona; B. F. Ludlowe, Morrow; D. A, Moore
Elborth; W d. McGavrian, Councillor; VIM
Mcmillan, John Morgan, Raduor, Delaware
county; A. J. Miles, E. X. Nash, both of Sum
nit county: J. G. Preston, Brunswick, Medint
county; William RichisoD. Wooster; II. M
Shsffer, Delaware; Samuel T. Slower, New
Concord; Thos. G. Smith, Aurora, Ind.; r. W
Varney, Cleveland; w. Ebern Thomp. Oh
lsham B. Weed, DowiDg Oh, Meigs county W
G Bryan, CoVingtou, o.
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lovers OF the drama In general, and of Ingomar
In particular, will have "a taste of their quail.
ty," and can Judge for themselves. In the
meantime We present the following brief sketch
OF Mrs. ConWay's career as an actress, copied
from New York (Oity) paper:
On Mrs. Conway's first appearance here VIC
were charmed by her acting, and impressed
with her modest air Of conscious superiority
Her husband being English, we supposed she
also was English. On inquiry, however, We
found her to be an American, proud of her
country and Justly proud OF her relationship to
Governor Seymour--a man destined for good
or evil, to WELD large influence over the des.
tiny Of the nation.
Sarah Seymour Conway, whose maiden name
was Crocker, was born In Ridgeield, Conneotl.
cut, in l945. She is granddaughter of Uriah
Seymour, who died about four years einoe in
Stamford, Connecticut, and who was uncle 10
Governor Seymour. Thus Mrs. Conway Ia SEQ.
ond cousin TO Gov. Seymour.
Her career on the stage has been one that
genius has made easy. Sho made her frat an.
pearanoe at the Broadway Theater, New York.
to Mr.. Forests Virginius, her present husband
Mr.. Conway, being her dramatic lover Icilius'
which character he soon after assumed In privae
life. She was eminently successful. From the
Broadway ske went to Wallack's Thester. and
under the direction Of that great master of the
histrionic ait, Mr.. Wallack, play ed Rosalind Be.
atrce, Lady Townley, and the entire range Of
leading charactere, with marked appreciation.
From Wallack's, In conjunction with her hus.
Dand, she made starring tours for three years in
tne United Statos, and then crossed the Atlantic
TO prove to our English cousins that dramatic
excellence was not confined TO the eastern
hemisphere. 10 London her popularity was
great. Thence she proceeded to play engage
ments in Dublin, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Biz
mingham, Bath and the various provincial cities,
in oil OF which che reaped honor and profit.
In relation to tho fact OF her being Sey-
mour, one is curiouely reminded of what, al
though disputed by some, We hold to be an
axiom that BLOOD will tell" No riembers
OF the Seymour family, of whom we. have any
knowledge, but have distinguished themselves
10 what pursuit soever they may have chosen !;
be II politics, law, or, in Mrs. Conway's in
stance, art. Nor is hers the sole instance in
Mrs. Conway's branch OF the family. Her sis-
ter, Mrs. Bowers, Is now the reigniug iayorite
OF the London stage
We have written thus much to draw the at
tention OF our Drama loving citizens to Mrs.
ConWay's engagement at our Theater. It saws
much for her attraction, that for the last two
weeks her audiences have been largely COM
posed OF the representatives Of our beat fami-
lies. We hope popular vote will be saken to
Increase the representation.
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Cincinnati market,-marcn n

FLoUR-A dull and heavy market and prices still
unsettled. Holders made concessions Of $50 In order
to induce demand but without effect Of consequence
as %. ''' 'p''A1' - '' ~ '1' 'N''' ~ c.
WHISKY. 500 brls we're disposed Of at45045Xc, the
latter rate for wagon The market is dull, but hoderi
PROvIsI0Ns-There was nothing done, and prices are
nominal for all articles There was but little attemp,
made TO sell.
GROoERiEs-A limited retail demand only withou,
UaaR@iaI I@isXc.
O0BFEE-3f@36c.
MOL ASSES 5e965c.
WHEAT-A continued dull market and prices de
cined So per bash closing with but few buyers at q
for prime redi ~ 25@l % for prime Ohio indiana
white; and 81 3391 IS for prime Kentucky white
About six hundred bushels prime red sold at 81 90
and two three small lots OF white sold a, our quo
tatons.
OORN-Buyers have generally Withdrawn, and the
market rules dull and heavy. The asking figures are
6263c for and shslled In bulk and $50 for sheed
including sacks; but sales could not be made to any
tent unless at reduction Of 23c which holders at preS
ent are not willing to consent to.
0ATs-The demand Ia limited and the market dull
but we have no change to report In prices and continue
to quote them nominaliy at6997Oc In bulk and 799eO'
sacks included.
RYE-The market remains dull, and though not quo
taby lower, and prices are merely nominal at 05C
Tor prime samples on arrival which Is only the askinf
BARLEY-Ths offerings are light and holders are firm
at full prices but the demand ~ limited and there II
spring at si soSl S. and the same grades Of fall % a
81 6o9l e5 Chicago spring is held at 81 3O9l As &C
| cordlpg to quality.
HAY-The market rules steady with fair demand al
Sl59l6 per ton In bales on arrival and Sl7@ls from
| store:
oHEEsE-The stock is light, and prices are higher
the market closing very firm al l3c for Western Reserve
and some OF the dealers now reuIe 10 sell at less thar
| l3H9l4c.
BUTTER-The receipts are light, with fair demand
from the retailers and shippers and the market rules
ARnn ~ 1fIOt lna Na lha n-an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

BosToN MU Rum This institution on High
street, near the northeast corner Of Broad and
High streets, attracts daily crowds of visitors.
Mr.. Rice, the proprietor, has fitted II up in fine
style, and introduced such variety of the Gu.
rOus and useful In nature and art, as to render
1t delightful place Of resort, both for relax
tion and instruction. A half hour or 80 spent
In the Museum will be found both amusing and
profitable. 1t will afford, not only pleasure.
BILE entertainment for the passing occ lsion, bu.
will leave durable impressions pleasant to re.
cali and profitable to reflect upon, Do not fail
to look in upon Mr.. Rice's Museum.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

PERsosAL.-Among the private property in
iured by the mob in its assault upon the Crisis
Office on Thursday night, was that OF Mr.. Cram,
a shoemaker, who has bis shop and his family
residence in the same building. Mr.. Cram had
a ohadslier broken and considerable other dam.
age done to his personal property. BesIdep, his
family were greatly alarmed, and their reat and
quiet destroyed for the residue of the night
Mobs areIroverbislly blind, ,and their vengeance
is generally as ill-dlrected as it is lawless and
unreasoning. In the end, It inaicts more injr.
ry on the cause il is intended to serve than on
the object at which 1t 10 aimed.
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ConsIrma,ions by the senate.

WASHINGTON, March THE Senate to day
confirmed the following nominations while Ia
executive session: David Wilmot of Pa, to be
Judge of the Court of Claims; Albert S. White
Of Ind, Ell R. Chase Of Wis, and Cyrus Aid.
rich of Mlun., to be commissioners under the
act OF Congress for relief OF persons who have
sustained damages by reason of depredatlOns
and injuries by certain bands OF Sioux Indians,
approved Feb. 18th, 1868; Clinton G. Hutchin-
son OF Kansas, to be egent Of the Ottawas and
Chippewas Of Swan creek and Black river, aud
the Christian Indians of Kansas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

OPTICAL Professor Polachek, scientific
and practical opticiaD, may be consulted at
studer's on State street. He can furnish spec
tacles just suited to the condition of the eyes,
Of the best quality, and such other frst rate
optical instruments as may be desired. Tue
Professor, from having made optical science a
specially, is qualified to give advice and fur.
nish tho glasses or instruments needed in aid Of
the sight far better than any other man with.
out the same experience and practical skill,
Give him CALL
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Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned is q candidate for Mayor Of
this city. Circumstances, combined with solci
taHons from Dumerous citizens. induce me to
offer myself ss a candidate for that ofice, al
the ensuing Spring election, subject 10 the Dem.
ouatic Convention. | therefore invoke the
warm aud generous support of MT old friends
whI have 90 often cheered ne on in my busi
ness for over thirty years, They know how
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the honOfs OF The station, and with what car,
ahd fidelity would discharge the trust rcpoae,
ID me Respectfully,
C w. KENT, Sr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

New York, March THE steamer Damas.
Gus, for Liverpool, takes $4O0. 900 in specie
making shipments to-day OF over q million
Tho Captain brands as untrue the report that
the Northern Light was chased by a suspicious
vessel recently.
A special Washington dispatch says the AL
madean mining case will be decided in favor Of
the Government.
The President sent TO the Senate to day the
names OF Maj. Gen. Rosecrans, Couch, Hurl
but snd Schenck, to fill vacancies under the old
law. The nomination of Judge Field for As
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court il report.
ed favorably.
Five persons have been arrested in this city
on a charge of altering U. S. notes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

The Handbook Of Billiards, volume OF
over one hundred pages and handsomely ilus
trated, may be had of Thompson, at the Post
Office, for the low cum of twenty-five cents.
Thompson has Harper's Weekly for March
ID, and oil the most popular periodicals of the
day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

PERFEcroN has been obtained, through art,
science and experience, in the manufacture Of
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus, as every
lady who has tested IL universally exclaims:--
d" There is nothing like II! " Don't fail to ,st
a paper, and you will never use any other
Call on your Grocer for it, aud do not be put of
with any other. All the Grocers aell it, Depot
ll2 Liberty Street New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

Mas. EMMA WALLER.-Mrs. Waller's engage.
ment at the Atheneum terminated last night
She played Imogine, in Bertram, with her usual
success, Never was strong but unfortunate
attachment more forcibly depicted. The thrill
ling effect OF her love, agony and despair, i'm.
pressed every heart with pity, admiration and
awe.
We regret to part with Mrs. Waller, whose
acting has the charm Of originality, while IL ia
true to nature. Wherever the 1erratc nature
of her vocation may call her and her excellent
husband, We wish them that success which is
or should be, the reward Of genius aud merit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
CLEVELAND markot-march q.

FL0UR-Inactve and unsettled.
WHEAT-Unsettted and not quotable. Buyers and
sellers wide apart.
CORN-sale / car on track at 66c.
0ATS-Sale 100 bush at SEC.
RYE-Sale at Csc.
DRIED APPLES-sales ten barrels at 5Hc will
pay for packages, and Is brls at SIC, pscSsges In
clud9d.
PBACHEs-Dried; sales peeled at lGc.
EGGS-scarce and in demand at le9l9c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

WAsHINeroN, March In the Senate to-day,
Mr.. Doolitle took the oath of loyalty pre-
scribed by the act of July last, and subscribed
his name to the same, as those had done who
took il yesterday. Mr.. Anthony reported the
resolutions to print 10000 copies Of the me-
chanical part OF the patent Office report, and
$4,000 Of the acts and joint resolutions of the
sessions Of Congress. Passed. This was the
only business transacted in open session. The
Senate, with closed doors, proceeded to act upon
the executive nominations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

LosT On Friday morning, March 9Th, be-
tween the American and Neil House, or in the
Po'tofice, one hundred dollar treasury note.
The tuder will be literally rewarded by leaving
1t at THE office.
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Now YORK STOCK market.-March :

Stocks dull and irregular. Chicago & Rock leland
0l%; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago GIi Alton &
Terre Haue 80; Chicago, Burlington e. Quincy lOs
Cleveland & Toledo 93k; Galena & Chicago 9lX;
Oleveland Pitsburg 67; michigan Southern gtd 1852
Michigan Southern 593G; Michigan Central 98; N, q
8s 77 Tenn. 6's co. Bre Sd 49, Pttsburg Fort Wayne
d Chicago Sd bonds go; Chicago N. W. Ist 20; New
York Central ll7k; Erie 765S; Erie pfd 99h; Hudson
97 Illinois Central scrip 90H; U. s. year certificates
$50; do O's coupons l033<DiO3I; q. r. 73O IOIk
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati 1891; Milwaukee
& Prairie du Chen az Pacific mail le9 California rs
1872.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

The beat advice that can be taken is to savt
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PIsTR.-
Call for it at studer's, Msrple's, samuel's,
Robett's, Wilson's, Schuelers, Shsup's, Den
ig's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler'R, D. D S., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfuners anywhere -
lrf iG one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

DEATH OF REV. DL. WING From the Mt.
Vernon Banner we learn the venerable M. T
C. Wing, D. D., 50 long connected with the
Theological Seminary at Gambler, died at
O'Clock on the afternoon of Thursday, Feb.
26!h. DR.. Wing wac truly a good man, and
his death win be great loss to the Episcopal
Church Of Ohio, and more especially to the
College and Seminary at Gambler.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

THERE will be meeting of the U S SAM.
tary Commission next Tuesday evening, at the
Comptroller's office, at ~ O'Clock. Reports Of
the committee appointed to visit Camp Chase
aud procure site for Soldiers Home, will be
made.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

ELLsLER's ArHrSEuM-MR, AND Mas. F. B
CoNwAY.-Those distinguished artists, Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Conway, make their debut TO-
morrow (Monday) night at Ellsler's Atheneum
In the beautiful drama of Iugomar, so deserv-
edly popular here Mr.. Conway plsys Ingomar
and Mrs. Conway Parthenia. Both have
achieved an enviable reputation In this country
and in England. But on Monday night the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
The Detroit Riot.

DETROIT, March THE military last night
succeeded in dispensing the rioters. All is now
quiet. Twenty or thirty buildings were burn
ed. Several persons were killed, and a large
number wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
UNITED STATES SENATE
Executive Session
[COuclusion of Fridays Proceedings.

CONCLUSION of Fridays Proceedings
The President pro tenn, Mr.. Foote, said he
was prepared to take the oath, and called upor
MIR. Foster to administer it, which he did. II
is as follows:
"l s0lemnly swear that have never volun.
tarily borne arms against the United States
since ! have been o citizen thereof that
have voluntarily given no aid, countonance
counsel or encouragement to persons engaged
in armed hostility thereto that have neither
sought nor accepted, nor attempted to exercise
the functions OF any office whatever under an,
authority or pretended authority in hostility Il
the U. S.. that have not yielded voluntsr,
support to any pretended govt, authority, DOW el
or Constitution, with the United States hostil,
or inimical thereto; and do further swear tha
to the best of my knowledge and ability | will
support and defend the Constitution of the Uni
ted States against all enemies foreign and do
mestic; that | will bear true faith and alleri
ance to the same; that take this obligation
freely, without any mental reservation or pur.
pose OF evasion, and that will we'll and faith.
fully discharge the duties Of the office on which
am about to enter, so help me God"
, The President pro tenn. then directed the
names to be called of the Senators elected OF
reelected since the passage of the law, viz: Cd
Of January last. 1t was administered to the fol-
lowing named Senators: Messrs. Bowden, Buck
alew, Morgan, Sprague, Wright, Morrill, w ade
Sumner, Dixon, Hicks, Chandler and Harding
Mr. Johnson explained that according to biz
Interpretation Of the Constitution, Senator
was not o civil officer, and therefore did moi
fall within the limits of the statute, and besides
the act was retrospective in It's operation. He
however had not the slightest objection to take
the oath. 1t was then administered to him.
Mr. Hendricks, adopting the explanation oil
Mr.. Johnson, also subaoribed to 1t. Messrs
Doolitile d Bsyard, elected since the passage
of the law, were absent from the chamber, ant
Messrs Ramsey aud Conness have not yet ar
rived in Washington.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

WAsHINaroN, March Tt is officially stated
that the Judges of the Supreme Court will on
Tuesday deliver their opinions In cases recently
argued before them, The questions of prizes
and blockades are involved in these proceed.
iDgs
Cssaius NJ Clay has been nominated for the
fourth time as Minister TO Russia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08
STRANGERS IN THE CITY,

STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
AND ALL OTHERS
wishing to while away an hour In pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fail TO yisit
the magnificent
WINANT BILLIARD ROOMl.
Two doors North Of the Neil House
1T CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLES.
Also, the 81 500 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept 10 the neSteat style, with any quantity of
the best Of Cues, Balls, etc ETC.
jan. 6-.f
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Money Market-March 7.

Sterling exchange unsettled and ranging at 679l u
and closing 1901 7lk for bankers bills
Gold huctuating and irregular, opening at say
declining to 50; advancing to ST. and closing firm a
54%6p5j.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-08

l. o. o. F.--Ths members Of Excelsior
Lodge No. las, I o O r. are requested to
meet at their Hall to morrow (Monday) at |
O'Clock 2. M, 10 attend the funeral of Bro.
Reuben F, Neiswender
By order OF
A. M KAMMERER, NC.
J. F. CLARK, Secy.
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aomoved from his old OfFico.

HOMOV6u HfOm MS Old UkEECo.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o. has devoted himself for series Of yea
TO the treatment Of certain private diseases. He may bs
consulted at bis ONCE on Broadway, near The Exchange
Bank
janlodtf
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f, sGiAi aUIlGhs.
Bachelors Hair Dye!

WILLIAM A. BAToHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not injure the Hair in the leas remedies
the i'll effects Of bad dyes and nvigorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turn,
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, etc.
IL The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATcHE-
LoR, on HeJour stdes Of each boa,
Factory NO. 81 Barclay SsFeeS,
Late 2a3 Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
may29-dswly NEW YORK.
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300

WANTED. 4 M M Il DI ATE LIZ, AT
wv Armstrong; Livery Stable, in the city Of Oolum
bus ve hundred horses and mares not less than fifteen
nands high, free from ell bemishes good coors; for
wnlch fair price in cash will be paid on delivery.
jan. l6-f SARGENT & DOYLE.
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Rlllous pIsorders-LIver Complaints.

FoOnt Dr.. Theodore Bel, Of Neg FORK CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur-
pose aperient but find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac-
ticc proved more eiecual for tho cure Of bilious co-
pid,ntS than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have Mt length purgative which Is wor
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people
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Dysentery, Diarrhoa, Relax, Worms

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
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makes them very acceptable and convenient for tho
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SIR have used your Pills in my general and hospital
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AS n Family Physic.

,I From Dr.. E. W. Cartwright, Nct7 OTten'is'
gour Pills arc the prince Of purges. Their excellent
luati.s surpass any cathartic we possess They arc
mild hut very certain and eTectua in their action on the
uowcs which makes them nyalnable to us In the daiy
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AY So.
CATHARTIC
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Headache, ,sickHca dacb Foul Stomach

Gir IIRo AVER: cannot answer you 'cat complaints
iagc ced with your Pills better than say all hoi we
rer trat wih apuigdtire medicine place great dcpcn
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pxspersia. Impurity OF enc Blood.

OybpePsANs AhpuNiSg "a VIC DAO""'
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IN. J. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
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