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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

The BosToN MUsHUM Mr.. Rice, the popular
and gentlemanly proprietor of this ettlblish-
ment, located in the Buckeye Block, q shor,
distance North of the corner of High and Broad
streets, still keeps 1t open every day and even
Ing Sundays of course always excepted) for
the accommodation OF the numerous visitors
that almost constantly tbrong up his broad
stairway, to see the curiosities and the wonders
OF art and nature to be found in the spacious
hall set apart for the exhibition of lire-like
figures of the human form moulded in wax,
the most magnificent stereographio Views ever
witnessed, and other curious, interesting and
Instructive spectacles. This Museum will ell
repay visit by individuals, families and par
ties. Let the proprietor be literally patron
lied, as he is steadily adding to, and improving
his establishment.
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Cincinnati Market.-Feb, 81,

FLOUR-A dull and heavy market, and prices to some
extent nominal. Buperhue S5 9O@8 co. Extra SO OF
9G lO; family to fancy 90 2596 10.
WHISkY-A dull market. without change, The
tales we're confined to 400 bbIs at 5O95OKc' the lat
ter rate for wagon.
MESS P0RK.-we did not hear of any sales, 1t is
BULK slDES-A good demand, and about 800 COO Id,
sold at 6961Sc for rib and 900 boxes clear at &c.
sHoULDEas-sold at ~: in bulkbut are not In
much demand.
LARD-A good demand, with sales 22OO tcs at IOlICa
l0Hc for country and l01Gc for city.
ooFFRE-Is higher, and must be quoted at 3493Gc
SUGAR higher; raw leH9l3Kc, and refined II
9HAc.
M0LAS5Es-Unchanged.
TAAs-Adyanced to 81 25@l IS for green.
WHEAT-The market remains dull, with but limit
ed demand, which s confined to the local mllers tho
the offerings are not large and holders are not disposed
to make any Important concessions. We quote prime
red at 81 2s@l 30; prime Ohio or Indiana white al
35; and prime to choice Kentucky white at 81 S7g
40; The only sales reported mere: 500 bush prime
red at q g, and $50 do at 81 20.
CORN-The offerings continue liberal, with only
moderae demand, and the marAet rules dull, but we
have change to report in prices. We quote sheled
and ear at 64965c n bulk with saes Of 1000 bushels
these figures, she!led Is held at 74975c, including
sacks.
0ATs-The demand and supply are about equal, and
the market rules firm at CO97Oc 10 bulk, and Gu, in-
cuding sacks.
RYE-The demand is but moderate, with liberal offer
ingS and market Is doll and lower We may quote
prime samples at 81 90 on arrival.
BARLEY-The demand continues good, with only
moderate offerings and the market rules firm at full
rates. We quote prime Chicago spring at Sl 35@i Is,
prime State spring at 81 50 and prime fall at el co.
hALT-Is held at 81 6O9l 20 but these rates are
above the views Of buyers, and there is nothing of
| sequence doing.
HAY-The supply is only moderate, and barely equal
10 the demand, and the market rules frm at SIS COG
l6 90 per ton 10 bales arrival, and Si7 009l9 u
from store.
oHEEsE-The market is unchanged and firm, will
light receipts, and We quote selected Western Reserve
| at llhC9l2c.
BUTrER-There is good inquiry, both from lOcs
dealers and for export, and the receipts being light full
prices are realized Wequote prime to choice roll at 3
923c for prime roll in bbls, and Is cents in email pacb
ages.
SEED-Clover remains dnll and nominal. Order
being filled at 50 6596 rs, but these rates canno
be realized in the open marEet. Timothy 10 held o
S2 $3.50 60 on arrival.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

WAsHMoruN, Feb. %. Brig en-. Farns-
worth, of ILL.,, formerly. Colonel OF the 9th H.
linois cavalry, has resigned, partly on account
of i'll health, and because he ia member elec
to the next Congress. u
A letter from the Secretary Of War, in an
sWer to House resolution of Jan. 18th, shows
that there has been paid for transportation,
since the rebellion commenced, to the roads
connecting this city with New York, So $685.
945.
The resolutions reported, by Mr.. Sumner
from the committee on foreign relations, and
concurred in even by Messrs. Henderson, Da.
vis and Hicks, its border State members. assert
that the Government is engaged in the sup
preston of conspiracy to establish q separate
government on the corner stone of slavery and
for the building upof great slave power, and
that the only effect of mediation, arbitration OF
interfer ence, would be to prolong and intensity
the struggle and add to Its horrOrs. All ten
denotes to foreign Intervention are protested
against, and foreign Governments aud peoples
are called upon to note the struggle as contest
between freedom and slavery.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK market.-Feb. as,


fL0UR-steadier and rather more active; sales al
~ 659 Is for extra % 00s 10 for extra round hoor
Ohio; and ~ 9OS9 SO for trade brands market closing
firm.
WHIsKY-Dull and lower, at 5I@53c, includin,
western at inside prices.
WHEAT-i99c better. with rather more doing. The
supply Is limited and holders are disposed to insist on
very full prices. Sales as follows Chicago sprlng nj
81 459l %; Milwaukee Club at 81 G4GI 72 common
to fair winter red weSlern at 81 75I rs; and winter
red and amber state at 81 609l s5H
C0RNlo higher and decidedly more active: GALES at
yl999c for sound ss996c for unsound and 81 90 for
western yellow
0ATS-ln good request at 7s9e2.
PORK-Firm for new and dull and lower for old
mess $14 75; old mess 9l7 009l7 so; new do 9I 5Oa
IA 00; old and new prime SIG 5O9ls 50.
BEEF-Dull'
western.
,RAnnN srpn1-More acuve, rat v,.A.... a..,s.,
change.
LARD-Actlve ,R and very firm at lIK9I9Ic in brl,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

PoLEMoRAMA OF THE War On next Monday
evening the great Polemorama OF the present
war, which la, been so succssHful OF Nlblo'e
Saloon, Broadway, New York, will open for
short season at Naughton Hall. From the
list of subjects published elsewhere, and the
encomiums Of the Eastern press upon the e1
hibition, we have no doubt but 1t will be well
worthy the attention of our citizens, sffording
both instruction and amusement. II ILLUSTRATED
the most important events of the war, both on
land and water, and is said to be most faith
full representation of this the all absorbing
topic of the times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

In the amendment giving the soldiers the
franking privilege, and In the money crder
system, and the House receded from them. The
ouse non. n.concurred in the Senate's provisions
changing postmasters' commissions into sala-
ries, and requiring postage on magazines to be
prepaid by publishers, and the Senate receded
from them. The other provisions of the bill,
establishing a free carrier system and mako &
q uniform letter and newspaper rate of post
age, etc, were agreed to by both Houses.
Mr.. Dawes, from the committee of confer
ence on the disagreeiDg votes on the bank duty
clause OF the finance bill, made report there.
on, which, after explanations by him, was
adopted by the House.
The House considered in committee of the
whole the miscellaneous appropriation bill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

OHIO OREloERs TAKEN AT vIcKs BURG. The
following Is list of Ohio officers captured at
Vicksburg, December 90, and now held as pris-
oners Of war at Jackson. Mississippi:
Milton Mills, Captain Co d, 16,h Ohio; Phil.
ip kershner, Lieutenant. Colonel 10th Ohio
Addison 8 Mcclure, Captain Co II, 10th Ohio
William Van Doom, Captain Co X, 18th
Ohio; G Cunningham, CAPTAIN Co F, 10th
Ohio; Philip Smith, lst Lieutenant Co X, 10th
Ohio; II Corn, lst Lieutenant Co B, 18th
ohioj Hecker, Cd Lieutenant Co X, 10th
Ohio; H Voorhees,, I'd Lieut. enant Co +, 18th
Ohioi William Buchanan, I'd Lieutenant Co /
18th Ohio; II 8 Wood, Cd Lieutenant Co F,
10Th Ohio; Andrew Guilty. Captain Co A, 59th
Ohio; - Anderey, Captain Co G, seth Ohio
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %

SENATE.-Mr. Harlan introduced bill sup.
Elementary to an act for the relief of persons
for damages sustained by certain bands OF
Sioux Indians, The bill extends the relief
given to citizens OF Minnesota to those of Iowa
and Dakotsh. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson of Massachusetts, introduced O
bill to pay for arming loyal citizen troops Or
ganized in any State or States the inhabitants
Of which have been or may hereafter be in
rebellion against the United States.
Mr.. Sherman, from the committee of Con-
ference on the Ways aud Means bill, made q
report on the amendment concerning the tax on
| banks, which was concurred in. The report
provides for o tax of one per cent. on all cir
culstion below The scale proposed by the House,
aud two per cent. on all above, aud one quarter
of one per cent. on deposits.
| Mr.. Sumner, from the committee on Foreign
Relations, to whom was referred certain cor,
respondence concerning foreign mediation,
reported, with the unanimous approval of the
committee, concurrent resolutions concs srning
foreign mediation or intervention during the
present rebellion
| HoUsE Mr.. Dawes, from the committee on
Elections, made an unfavorable report on the
credentials of Alvin Hawkins, claiming seat
from the ninth district of Tennessee.
MIR. Mcpherson made report from bhe com
mittee of conference on the dlsagreeng
amendments to the bill for an additional num-
ber of Major and Brigadier. Generals. The
report agreess to appoint thirty of the former
and seventy-five of the latter. The proviso Il
also modified 30 that officers to be appointed
shall be selected from those conspicuous fo
gallant and meritorious conduct. The repor
was adopted.
The House took up hereport from the com
mittee of the Whole on the bill containing tn
amendments to the internal tax bill.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont offered substitut
for the tax bill amendments which were yester
day reported from the committee of the Whole
It being the same, with very few comparative
} ly unimport tant amendments.
Mr.. F. A. Conkling Intellectually moved t
strike out the section relating to contracts 70
purchase or sale of gold or silver coin or bul
I lon. The vote was 81 to 60.
The next section, declaring all contract
loans or sales of gold and silver coin, M
made in accordance with this act fully volt
ia retained motion to strike it out being d,
feated by 4s against 10.
An amendment was adopted that the pay
assessors shall not exceed $25O0. The bi
then passed. II retains the section that privat
banks, owned by individuals or families, tht
do not declare dividends, shall pay three p,
cent. ON their gains and profits, just like publ
banks.
Mr.. Stevens made report from the commi
tee of conference on the disagreeing ament
ments to the naval appropriation bill. Adop
y ed.
Mr.. Colfax, from the conference committe
made report on the poatofice reform bi
which was adopted, The Senate nonconcurr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

IMPROVE YcuR VIeIoN.-If your vision or ey o
eight is in any degree defective, or failing, OF
If you wish for special purposes to increase its
power, call at Studer's on State street, upor
Professor Polacbsk, a practical and ecenti6c
Optician. Avliliup yourself OF his science, sri
and ikill, you will be Sole to obtain, by follow
ius his suggestioue and direc ions, tie specta'
cles, glasses or optical instruments Jou need tt
auswe. the purpose you have in sieT. Give
him TN immediate call, for neglect t, use th'
proper glasses, or the use Of improper ones
often proves fatal to the eight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01
Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned is candidate for Mayor Of
this city. Circumstances, combined with solici
tatlona from numerous citizens, induce me IA
offer myself as candidate for that office, al
the ensuing Spring election, subject to the Dem
ocPatic Convention. therefore invoke the
warm aud generous support Of my old friends
who have so often oheered me on in my busi
meas for over thirty years. They know hon
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the honors OF the station, and with what care
and fidelity would discharge the trust repoaeC
in me. Respectfully,
G. w, KENT, Sr,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
The Abolition Revolution i'm Il
diana,

The Abolition revolution I'm In
diana.
CINCINNATI, Feb 28.-The Commercial has
special dispatch from indianapolis, which sayl
the withdrawal of the Republican members
from the Indiana House of Assembly or
Wednesday last, will probably put On end tc
further legislation in that State for this season
But two of tho minority were in the hall this
afternoon. The cause of the withdrawal il
stated to be an attempt to pass an unoonstitu
tional measure and to strip the Governor of all
military power
The Kentucky House of Assembly yesterday
voted on the report of the committee on Fed
eral Relations. They rejected the report by q
decided vote, but accepted the resolutions.
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Tho Loss OF the Queen or tho W

CARo. Feb. 28.-Full dispatches in regard
to the Queen of the West are received, The
day before her capture she went down the Atch.
afalays few miles, and captured rebel train
of seventeen wagons. Returning she was fred
upon by guerrillas near Semmopoit. Next morn.
ing force landed and destroyed all the build
ings in the vicinity. A ram is said to be con-
siderably damaged by the rebel FIRE. One Of the
steamers which accompanied her was blown up
to prevent her falling into the hands Of the reb-
ella s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

TIE best advice that can be taken is to saue
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH Paste
Call for It at Studer's, Marple's, Bamuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den
lg's, Ridgway's, J. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere -
| Try IL one aud oil.
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Volunteers, Read This.-For tho de-
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Sores Bruises and Bruptons to which every Volunteer
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sure as HoLLoWAY'5 PILLS q OINTMENT, thor
oughly tested in the Crimesn and Italian Campaigns
Only 25 cents per Box or Pot 934
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"THR SLEEPING SENTINEL. ."-Studer on State
street he's for sale beautiful poem with the
above title, written by Mr. Jarvier, and recent
ly read by MIR. Murdock, the celebrated elocu-
zionist, before large aud critical circles in the
eastern cities, with great applause. 1t is in
deed a gem.
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grocer has not got it, ask him to 90 to the
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the best In the world. Do not be put of with
any other. Use it instead of soda; IL is great
deal better. Try it. Most of the merchants
have It. Their depot is lls Liberty street.
New York.
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"THE FoasY NIGHr AT OXFORD. ."-This is
another of those charming domestic stories
written by Mrs Henry Wood, author Of " East
Lynne" aud other popular tales 1t is pub.
lished in this country simultaneously with its
appearance in England, and ia therefore fresh
from the pen of the gifted lady writer. Price,
25 cents. For sale by Studer on State street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

NoTIcE -Journeymen Bficklayers, you are
hereby requested to meet at the South Engine
House on Tuesday evening, March 81, at 7
o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

AcriEo MASTER HERRr WILSON, of the gun
boat Duchess, belonging in the Gulf fqua1ron,
has resigned in order to serve as Major Gener
al Of the Ohio militia. So says Washington
diepatch.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

New Flour AND FEED STonE.-D McAlister
will open Flour and Feed store at No. 6e South
4.h street, on tomorrow, March 81, where he
Intends to keep on hand, at all times, xxx
white and red wheat -four, corn, oats, bran and
feed Of all kiads, at reasonable prices. All
goods delivered free of charge. Give him
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Few are the communities families among them
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As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
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Conclusion Of Fridays House Procee iings
The House engaged in discussing amend
ments TO internal revenue bill.
EVENING sEssloN
Mr.. Washburn, from the committee of con
ference on the disagreeing amendments to the
bank tax clause of the bill TO provide ways and
mesns for the support of the Government, re.
ported that the committee was unable to agree
He moved the House recede from disagreement
to the Senate amendments
Tho House, by vote of 63 against IS, re-
fused to recede from its disagree enent to the
Senate's amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Dawes, the House insisted
on its dissgreements, and asked another com.
mittee of conference.
Mr.. Stevens, from the committee of confer.
ence on the disagreeing votes on the bill to in.
demniiy the President aud others Tor acts COM
mitte1 under the suspension of the writ Of ha-
beas corpus, made a report. IL authorizes the
President, during the present rebellion, where
the public safety requires it, to suspend the
writ of habeas corpus 10 any State or parts OF
Statee, and provides for discharge by courts.
The parties discharged to takethe oath of al.
legiance.
MIR. Pendleton raised the point that this Was
not the report agreed upon in the joint com.
mittee of conference, but was altered after the
meeting had adjourned.
Messrs. Stevens and Bingham explained that
the report was signed by majority.
The Speaker put the question as to whether
the report ehOuld be received, which was de-
cided in the sffirmatve-8S to 40.
Several motions to adjourn were made. No
quorum present at IL o'clock. A call of the
House was made and Sergeants-at-Arms d.
rected to bring in the absentees.
Mr.. Pendleton's motion to lay on the table
the report Of the committee OF conference or
the habeas corpus indemnity bill, was decided
in the negstive-a6 to 70.
Mr.. Thomas of Massachusetts proposed to.
morrow evening be devoted to debate on the
report of the committee, and a vote thereon be
taken at ten O'Clock Monday. Agreed to.
At two A. NJ, the House adjourned
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THE
CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE


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Published for the BENEFIT and as a warning and
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By inclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
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Claveland markea-Fab. e7,

Cleveland Market-Feb. 21.
FL0UR--sale 100 bbls extra at Sc 621t 100 bbls
re double etre at Sc 75 500 bbls do at 81 and so bb
choice viii ite wheat at 81 60.
wAEAT-ssles . cars red on track at 81 DO.
O0RN-1 car sold at 7Uc.
BUTTER-Good roll 2lc.
LARD-10 pckges at l0c.
DRIED APPLES-30 bbls at SIC.
Leader
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Stocks lower and dull Chicago & Rock Island 93;
Burlington & Quincy 1l0; Cleveland {, Toldo 9ix
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne &c Chicago 62K; Chicago &
Northwestern 16k; Alton & Terre Hau 80; oeve.
Michigan Southern guaranteed l04h; Michigan South
ern COX; o. g. 6's year ceft. 9SAi Demand notes
l72; Tennessee So; Ohio 6s SO 1870; Missouri 6s 64X
q9Z.
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State and Local News
STRANGERS IN THE CITY,

y TNHNUEINO TN EfIT VT
AND ALL OTHERS
wishing to while away an hour In pleasant aud
agreeable amusement, should not fail to visit
the magnificent
WINANT BILLIARD R0OMI!
Two doors North of the Neil House
II CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLES!
Also, the s., 500 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept In the neatest style, with any quantity Of
the best Of Cues, Balls, etc, etc.
jan G-tf
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Money Msrket-Feb, %

Money active at 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange 1569lse for Merchants and ls9
@l90 for Bankers bills.
Gold little Armer; opening at 7l,iS advancing to
70, and closing steady at 71A,
Government stocks lower.
The steamer to-day for Liverpool carried out $50,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-01

AN adjourned term OF the u. s. Courts COM
mences at Cincinnati to morrow Monday.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Vincent Hutson, Assignee, etc Common Pleas Court
OF fTanklin county,
A. j. Moore ct al Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OH DER OF
i the said Court to me directed, will offer for sale
at pubc auction at the door Of the Court House In the
city Of Columbus on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1863,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate In franklin county, Ohio, to wit:
A lot Of ground, with he Improvements thereon, In
the town of Reynoldsbur beginning at the southeast
Of lot M thence with the south line Of said LOT
2l feet thence north le9k feet thence east 81 u feet
thence south l96h feet 10 the place Of beginning con
tanning more or less.
Appraised at $3.50 90.
a. W, HUFFMAN, Sheriff
and special Master Commissioner r.
Printers fees IS &C.
decQ5-dIt&Wtd
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The Tobacco Growers, Guido

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GIVES the Farmer full instructions In sowing the
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by mail. prepaid. Addreis
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Wesierville, Franklin county, Ohio.
Editors wishing copy and seeds, please copy the
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