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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

McCoRMcK's REAPER AND MowRR-Else-
where In this paper will be found IN advertise
ment of this great machine, to which the read.
er's attention Is directed.
We copy from Belle Weekly Me,ssngey the
following account of gros! reaper trial al the
i" Royal North Lancashire Agricultural Show
Preston, England" There we're nine competi-
tors out of eighteen entries;
The frat crop sxperimented on was hsayv
piece Of oata, 10 anything but ripe condition
and partly laid especially In the furrows or grips
where 1t was quite green. The field being In
ridge and farrow, or In other terms bigh backed
mario. lando, was an awkward place to work
upon, and proved excessively trying to some Of
the mschjnes.
Mr.. McCormick's a SELF.
acting Reaper came next. We deacribed -this
machine when We cav Il at work at Hemel
Hempstead. but there 1t was placed under more
favorable circumstances than at Preston, for the
crop Of wheat at the one place, laid as il vas In
parts, was chlld's play as compared to .he oats
Of the other
THIS reaper, by the time IL had got half way
up its course, certainly received the favor OF
the spectators from the manner In which ID did
iss Work, though, 90 was obvious to all, more
untavorable piece Of ground for the test could
not have been chosen. Unlike any OF the Others,
McCormick's machine went all It's rounds, and
through every part Of its work without making
a single stoppago, and at the ssme time cutting
i!s corn and laying its bundles as we'll as could
possibly be desired.
The machines we're next transferred to O
piece OF wheat, which was fair crop to test
their powera. Mr.. McCOrmick's o machine went
through the work in ss commanding way 90
1t did on the oas field, not making single stop.
page, cutting the corn with precision, and lay
ing the bundles, ready to be bound up. The
judges Instantly made up their minds, and gave
unmistakable signs of their opinions. They
we're evidently unanimous, and there was not o
spectator on the field but who was of the same
way OF thinking To Mr. Mccormick was
awarded the Silver Medal and fifteen pounda
sterling.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

cd twenty five copies Of tho minutes Of the
Council In form suitable for filing, aud TO
procure for the use Of the Council and City Of
hcers twenty-five approved letter Alos for pre-
serving said minutes. Adopted.
BY Mr. ThompsOn-For the appointments of
q committee Of two, who, with the City sollci-
tor shall be authorized to settle, subject to the
approval OF the Council, the suit now pending
between Thomas Asbury and the City of Co.
luubua. Adopted. Messrs. Thompson and
Donaldson were appointed said committee.
BY Mr. Jaeger-For the employment of VIM
+ Brown as an assistant to the City Civil En-.
gineer, at q salary Of fifty dollars per month
from May to Sept, l, 1863. Adopted.
By Mr.. Wllson-Authorizing the committee
heretofore appointed to settle with the Worth.
ington Plank Road Company for SO much Of
said road as ls within tho limits Of tho city, 10
agree with said company upon reference OF
the subject matter to an arbitrator or arbitra.
tors, whose decision, when approved by the
Council, shall be 6nal. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
From Port ISOFal.

New YoRK, June Several provision mer.
chants Of this city have been sWindled ont Of
$40 600 by person named NJ Lersner.
Port Royal advices per the Arsgo state the
force on Foley Island were attacked On the 23i
by rebels, who were repused.
General Hunter has iseued an order drafting
all able-bodied men not in the employ of the
Government found 10 the department after the
18th oil Juno.
1t is atated an expedition Ia being cent into
the interior of Florida.
A British blockade runner, large steamer,
In trying to get out of Charleston, was discover.
ed on the night Of the 2Oth and supk before
che could gain the bar, by the Powhattan. or.
fcers and crew supposed to have perished.
On the 23i, another steamer was seen and
fred into. Sac recrossed the bar under heavy
FIRE and sunk In the main channel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
From VIcksburg.

New YoRK, June 1.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says: Government has no in-
telligoncs later than the 26sh, when Grant waG
progressing favorebly Tho silence OF the
Richmond papers Ia considered an augury that
nothing has occurred at Vicksburg onoOura ging
to the rebels.
The correspondent OF the Herald, dating near
Vlcksburg, May 22i, says: This ia the fourth
day Grants army has lain around the intreLch.
ments Of VickebuTg. During tina. time there
have been daily battles and continued cannon
aiding, and at least two thousand OF our men
have been placed hors da combat il the several
charges ordered against the rebel esrthworks,
During last night gunboals and mortarB In 'front.'
OF viokabprg kept up continued FIRE, and sev.
tral buildings we're burned by the exploding
shells.
At eight O'Clock this morning oannonading
commenced along our entire line from every
dill top In front of the enemy'd works. The
rebels' guns were dsmounted, embrasures torn
out OF the parspets, and csissons destroyed.
The rebels are pOWerleas to reply, as our skirm.
ishers were close TO their worss, unerringly
picking of the rebel gunners.
This osnnonade continued two hours, Rhel
Gens. Smiths, Csrr's and Osterhaus's divisions
charged through a murderous cross and enhlad.
ing hre close up to the rebel works, wherj an i'm.
pasaable ditch with sharp stakes Was enc Iunter.
ed. Our men planted their flag directly in front
OF the fort and then orouched down behind tht
embanknent out of range of the rebel hre. The
rebels inside the fors could not show above tht
parspet without meeting death from cue sharp
shooters, and only could effect anything by cut
ting off fuses TO their shells, lighting them ant
rolling them out over the outer slope Of the EN-
bAnkment.
Subsequently, our boys, with picks aud shov
els, dug breach into one fort, aud tais was thu
taken. Ole fort was gallantly taken by storm
by Cars division.
Daring three days NO Lost fifty officers killed
including three COIonels, aud fifty wounded
SieeIe's force 10 reported t0 have lost 1000 men
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
Advices from VIchsburg so Wednes-
day, May 27.

Advices from Vicksburg so Wednes-
day, May 27.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The Gazette OF this
morning has the following:
A staff officer Of one Of the commanding
Generals In Grants army, who lett VicksburG
on Wednesday last, arrived in this city yester-
day morning, and left last evening for Washing
ton. He brings the latest news from Grants
army, and was In consultation with Gen. Burn
side good portion of yesterday.
He states that Gen. Grant is perfectly certain
of his ability to take Vlcksburg, but ssys it will
take time, perhaps week longer, and perhaps
two weeks Three assaults have been made on
the rebel works with heavy columns Of our
forces, in all Of which We we're repulsed. The
last assault was made by Gen. Sherman with
twenty thousand men, and of that number six
hundred were killed and large number wound.
ed.
Gen. Grant IL now engaged iD building works,
with the view OF taking the place by regular sp-
prosches. He is also mining soae of the rebel
works. Our outer line is within one hundred
yards, at points, Of the rebel works, aud ous
sharpBhootets prevent the rebels from working
their heavy guns. He says the rebel works in
the rear OF the city are far more formidable
thsn those on the front.
Gen, Grant has been reinforced by cOneld-
cradle portion OF Gen. Banks forces, and more
are coming. This officer states that Gen
Johnston Ia still 10 tho neighborhood Of Jack
son, Mas, gathering forces to attack Grants
rear, but that no has rot yet succeeded in OBJ
To ming fifteen thousand men, while he is short
of both provisions ana ammunition, and TIE
| roads having been destroy cd he Cannot obtain
ether.
1t is certain that the Black river bridge has
been destroy ed, and il is roaitiyely known that
Johnston has not thrown any of his men across
the river. Gen. Grant has far more men guard
log that river than Johnston can gather up, and
no approximations whatever are felt by Gen
Grant, or his Division Commanders of any seri'
Gus attack in their rear.
Our gunboat1 were occasionally shelling Vicks
burg, and the rebel water batteries having been
sllenoed, tho gunboata were not mofssed by the
rebel guns.
This officer states that d flag Of truce was sent
into Vicksburg to obtain the body OF Captain
Washington, when the rebels fired Oh the fag
| and the men returned.
IL is reported that Voksburg 10 short of water
| she inhabitants and soldiers being compelled tC
rely on wells and cistegns in the city, they hsv
| ing been CUT off from both tue Mississippi and
che Yazoo rivers, and That there was Conaidera
ble distress on this account.
This officer states that there is no question
but that Grant will take Vicksburg, and thai
1t vas only q question of time.
Gen, Grant mas taken S40O prisoners and "a
pieces of ertillery.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

A RoE occurred yesterday a. what is known
- the People's G rdeD, Place aoOu; mile
south Of the city, whore people DO congregate
on Sunday 10 drink beer, smoke end get drunk
generally. About twenty customers" men
and boys, attacked the house with stones, aud
the proprietor, named Suffert, was badly beste1
A person then came out of the house with a
pistol and threatened to shoot the first one who
threw stone, when the bellgerent crowd re-
treated Journal Of Monday Morning.
We are assured by Mr.. suffsrt thai the above
is untrue In 81! its material alleg atoms He dc
sires rs 10 add that it will be we'll for the Jour
nal hereafter to cobAne itself to the truth, wher
speaking of him Or hi, premises.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
NOW YORK nIarket.-June L


C0TT0N-Aotye and Armerat 5q053c.
FLoUR-Quiet, closing more active and shade Arm
or at e5 906 05 for extra state; ~ R56 30 for extra
round hoop Ohio, 90 35D7 O5 for trade brands.
wHIsKY-scarceIy 30 hrm ct 44k@45c, chiefly at
inside.
WHEAT-The advance In gold has favorable effect
wheat and With good export demand prices have ad
yanced to &c busbel with sales at 81 2ll IL foI
Chlcsgo spring. 81 POOL A for Milwaukee club and
ol 470l SO for winter red western,
CORN "A brisk demand and prices have advanced fully
c pcr bush; sales at 77@7ec for old mixed western;
and 7297ec for damaged.
oATs--Active and decidedly higher at 7599okc.
P0RK-0pened steady and closed slightly In buyor's
favor; $40 50@ll so for old and new phmej Ga OOeD
SIG 90 for prime mess. Total stock old and new
June 1903, l8e58 brls same date last month 10y 9BO
same date last year, l55,415.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged at e5 1908 90 for mess;
- 5Q@6 90 for prime; $40 50@l2 rs for repacEed
messi S2 509lt 90 for extra mess Total stock Of old
and new June SO e5f packages same date last month
7224 packages; date last year, 276i6 packages
BACON SIDn5-Dull and nominal
LARD-Pirmer and more doing at 9k@lOKc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

VIM. M. Evarls, now In London, states that
he feels assured tho British Government will
In good faith do its best to prevent the sailing
Of rebel pirates.
Steamer Arago, from Port Royal 29Ib, has
arrived. She has large number OF officers
and soldiers 40 passengers, among them Gen.
Saxton and staff.
The steamer Dudley Buck from Newburl 30tb,
has arrived.
The Herald's dispatch from Washing ton says
reports tonight justify the belief that Segar is
elected In Accomao district, and Kitchen 10
Alexandra district, Of Virginia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
TELEGRAPHIC.

REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN


WARRINGTON, May 30-A telegram was-re-
ceived this afternoon from Gen. Stahl dated
Fairfax Court House day, In which he says
Mosby, with two hundred men and one howitzer,
attacked our train of cars near Catlett's Station
yesterday and the guard having escaped he
burned the train. The locomotive Is not much
damaged.
Col. Mann, Of the 7th Michigan, who had
command 10 the front, hearing firing, took o
portion OF his force and followed them two
miles from Greenwich, where they had taken q
very strong position. He fred on the rebels,
who replied with grape and oannitter, but he
dashed upon the rebels and took their guns.
Colonel Maan returned at dark 10 hls camp
10 front, bringing in the captured artillery and
all our dead and wounded-four of the former
and ten of the latter. II was an extremely hot
fight. We took many prisoners, including Capt.
Haskins, en- EDglish officer in the Confederate
service, and Lieut.. Choiman, who had charge Of
the artillery.
Both OF these officers vero 30 severely wound.
ed that they could not bs removed and we're
paroled. Tho enemy lost very heavily in killed
and wounded, and were entirely dispersed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
Last Nights Dispatches.
Puebia IOaptured BY the French

"'D" iO"P'ufeo " the French'
NEW YoRK, June IAN extra OF the Havana
Desroo OF the 26.h, received per steamer Shell.
drake, reports the arrival at Havana of the
French war steamer Dlrien, from Vera Cruz,
nouuoins the Occupation of Paebla by the
French forces under bis command The prison
ers included Gen. OItega, twenty-three othel
Generals, nine hundred other minor officers
and seventeen thousand men,.
IL appears that on the 18th Gen Forey open
cd with heavy artillery on the fort Tatimepule
tain, aud on the l7th breach was effected
The French troops then moved to the assault
and after desperate resistance entered the plaz,
when Gen. Oftega surrendered Internationally
On the 2Oih one division OF tue French army
started for tie City of Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

TAXING ADVICE on THE LEGALITY OF CIR
TAIN LKeIsLArlvE Acrs "A Columbus dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette states that the Auditor
Of State and the Comptroller of the Treasury
have taken legal advice relative 10 the legality
Of several acts passed at the late session of oul
State Legislature. but which were signed, ssyi
the dispatch, by MI. Hitchcock, President pro tenn
of the Senate, after that body had adjourned -
It's stated that the opinion obtained was favor
able to the validity of these acts; but Is 10 moi
said fram whs source the opinion came.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

War HAS rrs TRIuMPHs. So HAS PACE
While the armies of the Union we're winning
brilliant victories, the Chemical Saleyatus was
eGjoJing q series of uninterrupted tsIumphs
over the popular aversion to all saleratus, be.
cause the common kinds IN use we're found to
be destructive. Science had demonstrated that
the Chtmical Saleratus was 10. only pure in ita
nature. but wonderful in its effects, producing
better bread and biscu! than any other kind OIL
aaler0,us OF soda known.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
From the Southwest.

CAIao, June 1.-The Memphis Bulletin Of
the 3Oth says the expedition from Germantow wn
under Col. McCrelliB attacked rebel force of
twenty-five hundred men at Ssnatobia, on the
25th, and drove them south of the Talahatchio
with loss OF six killed and three wounded.
Helena dates to the 9th say reconnoitering
expedition had sharp skiEmish on Little Rock
read on the 25;h with the rebels. The Federals
lots five killed and tWenty-three wounded -
Rebel loss three killed and eight wounded.
Eighty rebel Officers and forty-tWo hundred
priva'es arrived to-day. The officers will be
sent to 3andusky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

AUCTION SALE OF HoRsEs, CARRIAGES, BUo-
oiEs AND HARNESS. - Having concluded to
change my business, will offer for sale my en-.
tire Livery Stock at auction, on Saturday, the
9Th day of June, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as my
Stable. No. ll3 South Front street, Columbus
OHIO. consisting of the following property, to-
Wit: Fifteen horses, fifteen buggies, two car.
riages. fifteen set of single harness, two set Of
double harness, saddles, brides, robes, etc.
GEO. W. SHAPLEY.
VR. GLAzIER, Auctioneer.
msy30-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

II ID becoming more ami mere evident every
days that terrible retribution awaits the man
utAc!urers OF the unhealthy compounds denom-
mated saleFa,us, Baking Powders, etc. Since
HerlcS Allen's Gold Medal Ssleratus has been
introduced, we are happy to state he has and 10
still working great revolutions for good We
would say to oil our readers to try one paper,
end they will sag With us, the balf has lot been
tod. Our better.half says, Tell every body to
nae IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
BURNSIDE moves nis Headquartsrs.

CRcIsNATI, May 81 On Tuesday next Gen.
Burnside will movo the Headquarters oil the
State of Ohio to Hickman Bridge, Ky, about
ten miles south Of NcholGsvllle.
dispatch from Burnside to Bragg anuoun.
cling his determination to hang all the rebel of
fcers In bis hands In case retaliation for the
TWO spies tried and executed Ia accordance with
the usages Of war, should be resOrted 70 by the
rebel government, was yesterday conveyed from
MurfreesOOro under f,g of truce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

New YoRK, June l "A dispatch to the Pfesi-
dent from headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
says: Our flag Of truce to-day brought no papers,
but the latest news to the rebels is dispatch
from Jonston, May a7th, to the effect that up to
that time the Unionists had been repulsed with
great slaughter, and the dead were becoming
very offensive.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
State and Local News.

GEoRoE 8. DEMINa is stll selling the beet
quality Of Hams at 10 cents per pound He
has also on hsni large lot Of White Wheat
Snow fake four, superior t, any In this mar
ket, at$7 90 per barrel, at the old Fortress,
No. 26 North High street.
mavQ9-1 nd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

New YoRK, May 3l.-Newbern dates OF the
26th, state that there were indications of
another expedition about to start for the interior
to run out guerillas. A large body Of troops
we're notified TO be il readiness to leave, and
gunboats and light draft transports were being
fitted out for the occasion. Preparations were
being made at all points at Newbern to receive
large number OF rebels, who have been lately
making suspicious movements.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

EXCISE LAw.-The nes Sxclse law went into
operation yesterday, June IL will be neces-
sarJ that oil instruments requiring stamps
should have them, otherwise they will be null
and void
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
St. Marv's Female Academv

TNHIS Institution, conducted BY slsters Of tbs rde,
i fSt. Dominic, 70 situated on beautiful eminence
In the vicinity Of Somerset The Play Grounds are am
ple and we'll arranged for recreation The situation
whatever In the Academy.
This Institution Ia we'll provided with competent and
experienced Teachers, who spare efforts to render the
Academy worthy Of patronage.
The Discipline, though Arm and uniform, is mild and
parental.
Terms, per annun, $50, sss 900 aud sIOO according
Music, Painting, Washing, Bed and Stationery
mcha7-dtf X itlIl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

TIE KIDNAPPING CAsEs.-The cases Of Gov
ernor Tod and Colonel Bliss, indicted for kid
mapping d.. Olds, we're set for hearing in the
Common Pleas OF FOir6eld county to day.
The Goyornor aud Colonel left for Lancaster
Sunday afternoon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

WHITE SULPHUR ADDITION, LEWIS CEKTEr. -
The sale Of lots in this beautiful lccility, to
come of on Thursday, Offers good opportunity
to those wishing cheap and pleasant home.
The excursion train of cars to leave at ono and
return at seven o'clock will afford an oppcru.
nifty for pleasant excursion aud a good IN
vestment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

A LECTURE ON THE EvEniNo OF TIE TENTH.-
We are desired TO state, that Mr.. C. Loewen-
stein, Of this city, will de liver lecture on The
Rights of Mao, at the West fo1. OF tae State
Houae, on "Wednesday, Jdao l0ih, at o'clock
P. NJ. He invites all To be present, and espe-
cialy delegates to the eleventh OF June Con-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

CouEoIL PRocEEDINos.-The Council met last
evening-Preeldent ReinhsId in the chair. The
City Clerk presented the following
Statement Of Las Receipts and Disbursements of III,
Guy of Columbus from Nay 4 to June !, 1863, In
alatslpe:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

TIE Headquarters Of the Department of the
Ohio will to day be removed from Cincinnati to
Hlckman's Bridge, Ky. Gen. BuRSslDE and
staff leave Cincinnati this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

THE Ninety sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
Colonel Joe Vsnce, 10 stationed fourteen miles
above Grand Calf, guarding the prisoners taken
OF Grand Gulf aud Port Gibson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
Cleveland market-May ao,

EGGs-4 brlI at l2c; at l2kc.
BUTTER 62 kegs good at l6, l6 kegs choice OF 1856;
27 kegs at l89l7oi kegs very choice at 16kc.
CHEEsE-Sales new Hamburg at 9kc.
DRIED APPLEs-25 brls at Sc, pkgs extra: ,50Oh 6
at So pkgs included.
DRIED PEAoHES-sales uupeelsd at 7Gec
HIGHWINEs-Sales at Axe,
REATHERS-sales ct Sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

BRroADiER. GENERAL N. G. MoLEAa has been
appointed Provost Marshal General OF the De.
partment Of tho Ohio, with his headquarters at
CiDcionati
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02

The best advice that can be taken is to ssps
sour natural teeth and keep your gums sound by
uslDg HUDsOR's uNRlvALLED TooTH PASTE. Call
for IL at S.uder's. Marple's, Samuel's. Roberts,
Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup'a, Dsnig's, Ridg-
ways, ]. Fawlcr's, D. D. s., or at Druggists,
Dentists or Perfumers anywhere. Try It one
and all,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
RETirioNa rREskNrEp

III RETirioNa FREskNTED
By Mr.. Bu.tles-FoE the removal Of the dray
stand from the north east corner OF High and
Bread speets Referred to c0Dm tee on
HighaaJs
By Mr.. NsgLten-FOr culvert Oh bridge
on Grove sueet, between Washington avenue
and Mosiiton street. Referred to same COM
mistee.
By Mr.. Jaeger-For an ordinance 10 grade
and pave on East street from South Public Lane
TO Division street. Referred to committee on
Grading and Paving.
By Mr.. Howard-Fcr grading ald gravelirg
on Elm alley, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Referred to same committee.
The ordinance fer grading, paving, etc., on
North street from High to Front street, was
read the third time and passed
Mr.. Thumpson presented communication
fromS F. De Witt releasing the city from all
claim on bis part to compensation as special
policeman. Ordered to be h,ed
Mr.. Thompson presented the resignation ol
James Chesuut 10 special policeman. Reslgna.
tion accepted.
The Council elected VIM, Ewing special po-
licema In place Of Mr.. Cbesput
communication was received fron The May
or recommending Daniel McAlister fur Super
intendent Of Markets. The nomin aIioa of Mr.
McAllster was coLft med by the Council.
REVOLUTIONS oYFERED.
b. Mr., Eberly-For plat and estimate for
grading and paving on Friend street between
High and Third streets. Adopted.
By Mr. Douty -Instructing the committee on
Stationery and Printing to have regularly print.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-02
New York Money Markst-June

Money steady.
Sterling exchange active and Hrmer first class
bills l604l6l.
closing quiet at AZ.
Government stocks scarcely 90 Arm. o. 8. 6s, 81,
coupons l07Ti ,7.3O Treasury notes l07X9l07x.