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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10


BEANs-Are quiet and steady at 50 OO92 25 per bush
according to quality.
BUTrER-Good grades are in active request for the
supply OF home wants at range Of 2@23c for good to
choice Western Reserve,
cHEEsE-Is In demand at lOX@leKc for all ouali
ties Sales to-day Western Reserve dairy at the outside
price,
EGGs Have advanced during the week owing to light
Ieceps and an active demand but at the close the mar
get hardly so hrm and lsc 10 reported as The extreme
figure.
FEATHRRs-Ars steady at 49a4io.
tLOUh-The market Is Inactive and prices are nomi
double extras, and 81 2597 50 for white do Buck
wheat remains dull and nominal, Rye Is steady al
$500 "
FRUITs-Donestic dried futi continue 10 active de
mand at 5hc Tor apples l6c for peeled peaches and
lOs for unpeeed do Gales of apples are reported ct
packages included.
WHEAT-The market closes insctve, unsettled aut
nominal at III 80 for red and Oil 40 for white.
C0RN-Is worth 659G9c.
0ATs-sell at sec.
BARLEY-Is steady and quiet at 81 2OQI o5.
RYE--A sale Of light amount was made at 85c.
HIGHWINEs-Holders are asking and getting 5OC
for the supply Of the local demand.
sALT-Unehanged and selling at 80 90 for fine; 80 Of
for coarse; l2kc for 10 sacks and l5c for IA b do
sEEDs-Are Inactive Latest reported sales OF oovel
at So 25 and Of Timothy at - So but he demand
50 light and the market unsettled that it is lmpos
sible TO give accurate quotations.
P0ULTRY-Oontnus In active request, with CLOSING
sales at sec for chickens and lO9llc for turkeys.
PR0VIsI0Ns-The market is inactive except for the
brands OF city packers, which are selling to the extern
required by the trade at old prices We quote Com
stocks mess pork at S6 co. clear Sl7 90. Lard lie
brls; kc in frkins. Hams 9c shoulders &C. and driet
bfef l0c. There are no sales Of common qualities re
ported.
sUGARs-There has been no change during the week
Porto Rico l29l3c; Cuba. IKE l2c New Orleans i2a
IS;; coffee white, l5x9l5&ci coffee yellow, l3k9l4o
and crushed, powdered and granuated, l6ifSl8xc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Candidate for Mayor.

The undersigned is candidate for Mayor Of
this city. Circumstances, combined with aolici.
tations from numerous citizens, induce me to
offer myaelf as candidate for that Office, OF
the ensuing Spring election, subject to the Dem
ocratc Convention I therefore invoke the
warm aud generous support OF my old friends
who have so often cheered me on in my busi.
ness for over thirty years, They know how
suitable would be the capacity; how deserved
the honofs OF the station, ana With what care
and fidelity would discharge the trust reposed
10 me Respectfully,
C. " KENT 9r
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The Harriet Eane-Rebels Getting
Alarmed

New YORK, March 9-It is reported that the
Harriet Lane can never be of any use TO the
rebels; they have no machine shop in Texas al
which she can be repaired. Her port shaft i,
bent six inches out of line, aud two of the fan
ges on her port wheel are burst. She was thus
completely disabled by the last shell thrown
from the OWasso.
The following is from the Richmond papers
of the 7th:
PoRT HUDsoN, March 5, via MOBILE, 6.-In
teiligence, reliable and OF the greatest impor
tance, has been received from the front. The
preparations being made by Bsnks's a c,y point
irFesistably to an early advance Seventeen
mortar boats, the sloOp of war Mississippi and
the gunboat Essex are now anchored at Baton
Rouge, BAnks's force is fully thirty thousand
a Amoulanees and litters are being prepared -
The opinion of military men ia that this poin,
will be attacked in a few days. The utmost
confidence prevails among both officers and men
in our ability to defeat the enemy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

TIE WESTMINSTER REviEw.-Tne January
nlmber of this standard British Quarterly con-
tsins the following table of contents:
English Convicis--Wh hat should be done with
them; The Literature of Bohemia; Bishop Co.
lense on the Pentateuch; Les Mserables, by
Victor Hugo; Indian Annexations-- British Treat
ment of Native Princes; The Microscope and
lite Revelations; Greece and the Creeks; M,
Rstazzi and his Administration; Contemporary
Literature.
These various subjects are treated with that
liberal spirit and vigor of style and thought,
which characterize the contributions of the
Westminster. This Review has one feature
which renders IL particularly valuable to the
mass Of readers-and that is the summary, I'M
der the head Of Contemporary Literature II
of all the late important publications in The
ology, Literature, Art, Science and Philosophy
Its notices Of books are written In o spirit oil
liberal, and generally of just criticism.
The Westminster Review is republishsd by
L. Scott & Co., SO Walker street, New York
at SO year, who also republish at the SAINT
price each of the following British Reviews
The London Quarterly; The Edinburg; Tht
North British, and also BackWood's Magazine
ANY one Of the Reviews and Blackwood may b.
had at $5 year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

DEATH OF r. +. NErswENDER-MERTIEo oE
THE BAR AT meeting of the Bar Of Prank.
lin county, held to take into consideration the
death of Reuben F. Neiswender, a member
thereof, on motion, Judge H. B. Albery was
called to the chair and H. T. Chittenden was
appointed Secretary.
Judge Albery, on taking the chair, in a few
we'll chosen words set forth bis appreciation
of the character of the deceased, and regret at
his loes.
On motion, Messrs S. W. Andrews, William
X, Rankin and E. F. Bingham were appointed
by the chair committee to report resolutions
appropriate to the occasion The following were
reported and unanimously adopted
Our friend and professional brother, Reuben
+: NeisWender, is no more. As testimonial
OF our regard for the man and the many emo
bling qualities which adorned his life and
character, be II
Resoloed, That we deeply deplore his death,
and hereby tender our heartfelt sympathies to
the family OF the deceased 10 this their sad
bereavement.
Resolued. That while ss citizens we lament
the loss Of 30 valuable q member of communi-
ty, as members of the same profession we have
cause for deeper sorrow in tho loss of one
who was an ornament to that profes lion and
gave promise of increasing eminence with in-
creasing years.
Resoloed, That the Courts of franklin coup-
" be requested to enter these resolutions upon
their journals; that the Secretary of this meet.
ing furnish the papers Of the city with copies of
the same for publication, and that he send O
copy thereof to the family of the deceased.
After some appropriate remarks by Messre.
Andrews, Rankin and Mann, the meeting
adopted resolution to attend the funeral in q
body, and adjourned.
H. B. ALBERY, Chairman.
II. I. CHrTTENDEN, Secretary.
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SAN Francisco, March 9--Arrangementt
have been made for the passage of q cavalry
battalion raising here to join come Massachu
setts regiments, by the steamer Constitution
which sails on the 2lst.
Details of news from the Northwestern
States of Mexico represent everything I'M.
usually prosperous, partially consequent on the
Influx Of Californians with capital.
The rage for mining enterprises is increas
ing.
Cotton is being extensively cultivated il
Sinaloa. The quality is represented superior
and planters are sanguine of realizing many
hundred per cent. profit on their investment.
EnterprioiDg Americans were urging propo
sitions upon the authorities for lighting Ma
zatlan with gas, and supplying water from th,
river nine leagues distant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

ELLsLER's ATHEsEuM, delightful place
of amusement cav within Its walls last evening
delighted audience to witness the Hrstappear-
ance of those distinguished actors, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conway.
Lo. us give precedence to the lady, than whom
more bewitching and fascinating actress it
has never been our good fortune to see. The
simple earnestness, the truthful naturalness Of
her impersonation of Parthenia has never been
surpassed and seldom equalled. From the
commencement to the end II was triumph Of
att--art so carefully concealed as to seem very
nature.
Nor can we say less Of Mr.. Conway as In
gomsr. The gruf, bold, untaught, but true
manhood Of "the barbariau," was portrayed so
heartily that for the time We lived amidst the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

Den mis-, 1lth Indiana Volunteers Colonel C.
L. Matthias, 5th Iowa Cavalry Colonel
Thomas H. Ruger, Sd Wisconsin Volunteers ;
Major Adam B. Slemmer. 18th u. s.. Infantry;
Colonel George D. Wagner, 18th Indiana
Colonel Joseph D. Webster, Ist Illinois; Col.
John II. McNeal Mo. State Militia; r. A.
Buckland, of O.jCol. s, Beatty, 18th O.; Col. E.
II. Hobson, 18th Kentucky Volunteers; Colonel
M. D. Seggett, 18Th Ohio Volunteers; Colonel
Mason Brayman, 29th Illinois Volunteers; Co.
lionel Jno 8. Mason, 4ih Ohio Volunteers, and
Captain In the llth U. s. Infantry. Colonel
Ranson Of the llth Volunteers; Colonel VIM.
Wander 9th Iowa; Col. VIM. P. Carlin 9Th Iii.
nois; Col. Lysander Gutter 9Th Wisconsin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

Atamani, sang their rude songs, clothed our
selves In skins Of widest animate, felt not
the humanizing influence Of woman. and -
at the fall Of the curtain awoke from our dream
to hhd we had for two hours been surrounded by
hundreds OF the fairest of their sex. while we,
poor hapless wight, imagined we had been in
bleak regions, the haunts of untamed beasts
and men scarcely more tanned than they
Strangers heretofore to our citizens--if real
merit deserves knowledge, Mr., and Mrs. Con-
way will be strangers no longer. Go and see
them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

disease = cold settles somewhere in the body ind OBJ
struCts its natural functions These, u not ruoved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro.
ducng general nggrayaton, suffering, and disease
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New YORK market.-march q

COTTON Rather steady a. s59sCc for middns up.
lands,
RL0UR-Rather more steady but the busness dolnp
s limited at o. 0O97 25 for extra state; ~ 557 65 fol
extra round hoop Ohio; and 81 7590 90 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet.
WHleKY-Without decided change, only moderate
demand at 49c, for western.
WHEAT-Rather more steady but business small with
nominal quotations, Chicago spring at 81 1901 co. NIL
waukee Club at 81 COOL 65 and winter red western al
81 20 tolls.
western.
CoRN-0nly moderate buIineSs at 9299ic for sound
and el@9l for unsound
OATS moderate demand at e0a92c.
O0FFEE-Dull.
sUdAR-Dull and heavy at ll9llsc form. O.; IOkc
for MuScovado and lie for p. r.
M0LAesEs-Quiet; sales N. o. at 55c
P0RK-Dull and unchanged.
BEEF-Dull, small sales and UNCHANGED.
BEEF HAM5-Quiet and nominal.
CUT MEATs-Nothing doing.
H0Gb-Dressed; dull at 70 for western.
BACON SIDES-Bteady 7kc for western Cumberland
sMc for western short RIBBED 9s5c do short clear.
LARD-More active and a shade hrmer at 10H0DiJXc,
Including 1900 brs late Saturday evening for May and
June at llXc..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

Nav YoRK, March 9.-The New Orleap;
Era of Feb. 25ih, publishes the following =
We learn on good authority that the establish.
ment at Clinton, La, for the manufacture OF
arms, ammunition, etc., was totally destroy ed
by fire about two weeks since. The loss to the
rebels is particularly severe at this time, as
troopa In that section have been very scantlJ
supplied, their officers depending upon the ca
pacity OF their works at Clinton to furnish
them. The difficulty alluded to by the Con
federate Secretary of War would be greatly in
creased by this disaster.
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From VIcksburR,

PHILADELPHIA, March "a special from Gin
cinnati to tho Evening Bulletin, Gays news ia
more cheerful from Vicksburg. A special dis.
patch to the Cincinnati Comm ercial reports the
health Of the army improving. Important move
ments are pending. One gunboat was up the
Yazoo pass, and had nearly reached Yazoo
city. The canal at Lake Providence is nearly
ready for use.
Advices from below Cairo soy transports
with rebel troops are expected to come out OF
White river and offer battle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Cavalry Skirmieh

CINCINNATI, March Information has beer
received from Nashville that division OF cav
airy under Gen Minty attacked Russel's rebe
cavalry at Unionville on the 7th, aud captured
twenty'one wagons. twenty five tents, eighty
hVe mules, five horses, and all their camI
equipage; also, three Iieutenants, two Captaina
and fifty three privates. Two Federals were
slightly wounded The rebels lost fifty killed
and one hundred wounded. The 7th Pennsyl
vsnia and 4th Michigan cavalry did the work
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
H. T. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.

DYsrhPTlc persons, would you be cured of thie
dreadful disease, and all others arising from
the use of common Saleratus7 Also, have white
light and healthy Bread aud Biscuit7 Do mol
fail to procure paper OF Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal Saeratus, after which you will never
use any other 1t is the best in the world Try
1t. Call on your Grocer for it. At wholes ,e by
all Dealers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

THEpubllshers of "VALLANDIGHAm's q RECORD" I"
OF which see advertisement 10 our issue Of to day,
tell US that the quantity of matter on hand and
accumuating compels them to make the work
considerably larger than stated in the ADVERTISE
ment, and that they also shall be obliged to in
crease the price. All persons, however, who
have sent their orders or who may send them,
before notice of increased price is given, will
receive the wotk'at the price now stated.
This book is delayed little in consequence
OF enlarging it, but may be looked for about
the 2Oth inst. Ii will have very large sale
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

ORDsR REvoKED.-Io common with our fell
low citizens, We are gratifed to learn that the
order recently issued, requiring Captain Albert
B bod to re-join his regiment (the 18th Regu-
lars) bae been revoked, and that he will for the
present be retained as Commander at this post.
This will give as general satisfaction as the
announcement that he had been ordered away
caused general regret.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The Camp Blernt, Ar
kansas, correspondent of the Democrat OF th,
26th ult,, says the Cherokee National Counci
has just adjourned, This was the same coun
Gil that was coerced into the passing an ordi
nance Of secession by the rebel army. The
first act was to repeal 1t unanimously. The,
then passed an act depriving of office in th
nation and disquaifying all who continued dis
loyal to the United States; also passed an &C
abOlishing slavery.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR THE sTArEsm Al
Last Nights Dispatches.
Latess from franklin.

NASHVILLE, March 8.-The latest news from
Franklin states that our troops fought valor-
ously until their ammunition was exhausted. Oul
loss in killed and wounded is about three hun
dIed, and about one thousand prisoners; nj
officers killed.
report about negro rebel regim ents proves
false.
The rebel loss, according to their own state
ment, 10 double ours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

DEATH CT X. F. NEIswENDER-Our paper of
Sunday morning, March =, contained brief
announcement of the death of Reuben F. Mes
wendsr, OF this city. on the preceding day
The remiins were buried yesterday in Green
Lawn Cemetery, under the auspices of Excel
sior Lodge No. l45, l. o. o. F., of this city, of
which the deceased was a member.
Thus has terminated the earthly career of
one whom none knew intimately but to respect
and love. He was but twenty seven years of
age, and leaves widow to mourn her early
and sad bereavement, in common with other
relatives and large circle Of friends and &C.
quaintsnces.
Mr.. Neiswender, after having served for
some time as Clerk in the office of the Probate
Judge of this county, was about two years
since admitted to the bar, and commenced
practice with encouraging prospects Of success.
But the mption-that fatal blaster Of hu
man hopes in this world-invaded his bodily
frame, which at length was forced to yield to
its insidlous foe.
Mr.. Neiswender possessed sn intellect Of no
common grasp and power. which he had culti-
waited by study, reading and close observation
of men and things. His moral sense was as
acute as his intellect was clesr and strong
Possessed of these qualities with good faculties
and pleasing manner to render him popular
as an advocate or public speaker, there seemed
to be brilliant career opening before him. But
the will OF Heaven was otherwise. He has
gone, We trust, to reap greater rewards and
taste higher epjoyments than the most success
full earthly career could have bestowed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

WARRINGTON, March 9-Msj. Gen Fremont
was this morning before the committee on Con.
duct OF the War.
A strong force of rebels was at Luray recent.
ly, and the military authorities at Winchester
are of opinion that they are moving on that
place,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

DETROIT, March 9.-No serious attempt hal
been made to renew disturbances. Measures
have been taken to maintain order. The city
|, now quiet. 1t appears only one man was
killed and Thirty five buildings destroyed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

IT is said at Washington that Joseph Geiger,
of this city, has been appointed Special Agent
Of the Treasury Department, and that he will,
of course, resign his Cle'kship in the u. s.
Tn,,rka
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
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TIE BEST I'm THE WORu.n.

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warranted not to njure the Hair in the east remede
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State and Local News.
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 visit
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 neatest style, with any quantity of
the best Of Cues, Balls, etc, etc.
jan. 6-tf
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WEEKLY rAyK STATEMENT
New York stock marke,.-march o

Stocks higher but not active since the board Toledo
& Wabash 50 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago 63K;
Cleveland & Toledo 95H; Galena & Chicago e9K;
Cleveland Pittsburg 69t; Illinois Central scrip 92;
Michigan Southern gtd lO7; Michigan Southern coz
Michigan Central 99xi Quicksilver Mining Company
53H; Michigan Central safety fund li2h; Alton Terre
Hau Cd preferred 81; Ohio 6s 81 liz California large
rs l3l; do rs l32& N Carolina 8's s0 Missouri 6s
6l%; O. s. year certificates 9s; Q. g. TT 73O I05;
October and August 5sH coupons 95k; Q. 8. 6's 'si
registered 99%; q. s. 6's 81 coupons l0lX.
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TO MARRIED MEM


KemOved from his old Office.
Dr.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series Of year,
to the treatment Of certain private diseases He may bs
consulted at his ONCE Broadway near the Exchange
Bank,
ian19dh
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gbe Obio 5tatesnran
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1863
maii aoad Time Table.

Rail Road Time Table.
Showing the arrival and departure OF trAins at Oolu
bus On and after February 10, e63 rainu will run as
f0llowA
LITTLR MIAMI Il 0StuABUsA AKNlA II. a.
Leave Arrive.
Cincinnati Accommodation. $50 A, M s.25 M.
Uinoinnat Express l.30 P. NJ 100 p. M,
Mail and Accommodation. 800 P. M. 1910 A. Nj
Night hTprens, via Dayton, 12OA.M 335 A. Nj.
JsO. w. DOHERTy, Agent
OoLUhDus CLEVELAND q.
nlgnt hxpregs' 400 A. M. 1890 "A. III
New York Express.... lis M. liUOP NJ.
JaAEa PATTERSON, Agent,
CENTRAL ONO b. a.
NO. Express. .,..,,.,.,, 400 A, al, l2;5UA, M.
No. Express ''''.,,,,, Ills P. M, los P. M,
W. j. FILL, Agent.
plTTSBURon, oOLUNBUS CINCINNATI RIB,
Mail Train ..'".','"'',.. 400 AM. los P. M
express Train El5P. NJ. 1850 A. M,
JOS ROBINSON, Agent
ooLohBUs & lNDIAHoPoLIs, II. b.
(OoLUhBUs PIoUA & INDIANA R.R,)
NO RHpreSS .'',,,.,",., H40 A. NJ. HAS A, M.
Fo'E ''"..n.,.. 300 P. NJ. $500 P. N.
q. A. Hill, Agent.
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Money Msrket-March 8.

Sterling exchange quiet and ranging at 72KSl 73H
for bankers bills.
Gold frmer and still very unsettled and irregular,
opening at 55h; cloiing firm at 5SN.
Government stocks little hrmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
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Fom Dr.. r W. Cartlvrigli, Niio Orledl

From Dr.. e. w. Cartwright, Neio Orledns'
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