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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

Destructive FInE.-Between five and six
O'Clock last evening, the Columbus Tub aud
Pail Factory, commonly known as "The
Bucket Factory" opposite the city on the west
side Of the Scioto, was discovered to be on
Ere. There Was strong wind at the time, and
notwiths andipg the Fire Department, with iti
usual energy and promptitude, was on the
ground, the building and contents were soon
euveloped in flames The destruction wac
nearly or quite complete. The property be-
longed to Mr. George Kannemacker, whose
loss is very heavy, probably ten thousand dol
lars or more. Ne understand. however, tha
he had an insurance on the establishment TO
four thousand Ave hundred dollars. This is th'
third Hre that has occurred on the same prem
ises with similar results in the course of feV
years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

Nav YORK, March 3l,-Colonel CLARK, Of
General Banks's staff, died OF injuries reserved
near Port Hudson. .' q
A letter from aboard the Richmond says the
report is untrue that abe fred into the Missis-
sippi. t-
A Hilton Head letter says BesuregaId
through flag Of truce, had the impudence to
demand the surrender of the steamers N cree
dota and Keystone State, which he says were
captured on the 3lst of January.
The rebel steamer Autonica, from Nassau,
ran the blockade of Charleston.
News from Savannah to the 24th, states the
people are suffering all kinds Of privatioDs
even the siok have only bacon aud corn bread
for nourishment. ALI who are able are al
work on the Notifications. "
A steamer from Jacksonville reports the ar
rival of the 9Th Conn. and 9Th Maine regiments
to reinforce the negro troops. The rebel forcs
had been driven from their original position five
or six miles by the darkes. Skirmishes Wert
frequent Three regiments of Georgians are
known to be marching on the town. and heavl
firing was heard as the steamer left.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now YORK marne,.-,IrIarch al .


o0rT0N-Fimrer and In good demand at G997Ic, for
mlddlnE uplands.
PL0UR-5@lOc higher. but less active, with sales
at so 7c6 95 for extra State; "a 2O7 IS for extra
round hoop Ohio. and 81 4O6 90 for trade brands the
market closipg quiet.
WHIeKY-DulI at 48D47Kc.
WHEAT-Rlrmer but quiet shippers are not disposed
to operate to any extent and holders with only limit
nominal quotations are si 1901 81 for spring, 81 csc
rs for winter red AID amber. Sales OF winter red az
81 TN.
ooRN-ic better but quiet at s9@9lc for sound, 500
66c for unsound.
fair request a, seas7c, ,he latter for very
ooFFEE-Dull. Total stock $500 bags and 81 1874
mvts
sUGAR-Dull. and the pricesi are nominslly un'
changed.
PORK-A Shade Hrmer; sales at sl3 759l4 90 for
old mess; Sl6 00Dl6 l2h for new do: Sll@l3 81 for
old and new prime, and Si6Dn rs for new prime
mess including 1900 bbls new for June delivery
at SIS rs.
BBER--Morc active, with tales at 1896 for meas SD
&c for prime I'll 5O92 rs for repacked aud sle
Ola for extra mess.
BEHR HAMS Shade lower at Sl4 50Bl5 %.
CUT MEATS-Rlrmer at 5h96Kc for shoulders and
70ehc for hams.
BAO0N-eides In fair request at &c for western cured
7h6c for western short Ribbed ekc for do oog clear
az 600 for do short clear.
LARD-Firmer, with sales at l0k9l1kc, including
1000 brls for May and June at Nc.
BUTTRR-l6920c for Ohio, and 20927c for State.
oHBEsE-Qulet with sales at l39l5c for common t
prime,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Running the VIcksburg Batteries
One OF our Rams Sunk and AnOth-
mr. hlah

Running the VIcksburg Batteries
One OF our Rams Sunk and Anoth-
or Disabled.
CHICAGO, March 31.-A Cairo special says:
Last Wednesday morning the rams Lancaster
and Switzerland undertook to run the batteries
at Vicksburg. AS soon as they came within
range, the Cenfederates opened tremendous
FIRE. The Lancaster was struck thirty -one
timeg. Her entire bow was shot away, causing
her to sink Immediately, turning complete
somerset as she went down. All the crew ex-
| cept two escaped.
Tho Switzerland was disabled by sixty four
pound bal penetrating her steam drum. She
hoated down, the batteries still keeping up the
fire, striking her repeatedly Finally the AL
batroes ran along side and towed her to the
lower mouth of the canal. Loss Of life on her
not asceriained,
On the way up the Hartford and Albatross
encountered q battery at Grand Gulf more
formidable than those at Port Hudson. The
former vessel was struck fourteen times
Three men were killed. Both vessels returned
the fre vigorously, and both we're more or less
injured. h.|t
It is stated that the expedition under Genera
Sherman TO the rear OF Haines's bluffs, by way
OF Steele's bayou, Sunhow.r river, returned tt
Young's point
Nothing definite from Yazoo Psss expedition
under Ross and Quimby.
| "A train on the Memphis and Grand Junction
railroad was captured by guerrillas Saturday
Forty persons taken and paroled Fedora
force started from Moscow in pursuit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Cincinnati market.-marcn 40.

FLoUR-After the news from New York was known,
speculative demand arose and S5 1905 30 was freely
offered for superhne but holders asked &c and would not
sell foi less Family sold 25 and was held at % ~
at the close.
WHISKY Market dul and ic lOwer sales COO brlS at
MESS PoBK~Is held ARMY at siq aud sl4 for old
and new city.
LARD-i6c was offered and refused for city, 1t is held
BULK MEATS Shoulders are in demand at 4XCSIKc
5000 pieces sold at - l5 and 600 Bides at SIC. The
upward tendency OF Gold Increases the frmness for all
articles.
eReoERIEs-An Inactive and dull marks. and prices
nominaIly lower.
SUdAR-llH@l3kc,
O0RREE-32034c.
MOLAssEs-6 -60962c.
WHBAT-There is continued good demand, both
from the local and interior milers the market closing
firm at n59l "a for prime redi 80 for Indiana OF
Ohio white; and 81 35 for prime Kentucky white The
sales reported we're 325 bush prime red at 81 25 4OC
do at 81 81; $50 do prime Indiana white at 81 81. and
1900 do fair white at e1 90.
moderate demand but prices have not undergone any
change. We quote shelled or ear at CSC in bulk
sheled is held at 10000 sacks included but this above
the views Of the buyers sne there s nothing OF conse
OATS The market remains dull and prices ART
again lower, closing heavy at zoe in bulk and 6046lc
sacks included. 1900 bush sold at eOc, includint
sacks.
| RYE-There 10 an improved demand and higher. W.
now quote prime samples at 9sDsl. 4O buse sold q
outside figures on the landing
BARLEY-The offerings more llber raj and market dul
but holders not disposed to make any importancon
cesons We quote at the asking figures 81 COOL 81 10
prime the choice fall, and 81 509l 55 for the SAM
grades State Spring.
HAY-Ths demand 10 active, though holders are hru
at the aduanoe reported In last. We qnote prlm
Timothy at tl79ls per ton on arrival and sl9920 from
| store.
oHHEeE-The market Is firm, with good demand
and full prcesare realized for all sold We quote Wes
tern Reserve at l4o. Hamburg Is held at Hkc, and En-
i glish Dairy at 15c.
1tBUTTER-The market far the best grades Is rm, wit
| good demand ct 25dp27c forprme TO choice ROLL an
2S930c In srnaN packages. The lower grades are dul
| at prices ranging from 1920.
SBKD7There Is hardly enough doing IN either Glove
or timothy TO warrant quotation Small parcels Of h
former selling from store at S. and Of the latter
il o. 90.
0NI0Es-The supply 10 light with good demand
full prices. 100 bush sold at e2 Onion sets are eel
ing at e.
| IGazette,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

CONFESSED AT LAsr.-rhat Herrick Alen'a
Gold Medal Saleratus is the best article knowr
for making nice light bread, biscuit, pies, pud-
diDgs, etc. Baseless imitators are trying Il
palm of to the public their article, saying it i
Gold Medal, or as good; therefore, all wit
would preserve their stomachs and health, lool
and see that the name of Herrick Allen is or
the wrapper, and be not put off with the spuri
GUS because the. merchant tells you that it is al
good. Have nothing but the genuine Gtl'
Medal. Dyspeptics can use it, and i. will d.
them good, Try it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

on the Fire Department to sell al public sale
the lot owned BY the city on the north side Of
State street between High and Front streets.
BY Mr.. Douty--DlrecsIng the City Clerk not
to Issue any orders on the County Treasurer
after Wednesday, April l.
BY Mr. Glenn-RequirIng the committee on
the Market House to furnish the Council cham
Der with the necessary desks and chairs for the
accommodation OF eighteen members. 81
The following contracts were presented, and
read aud approved:
A contract with Geo. w. Foster for gravel.
ing the roadway Of Long street from High to
Seventh streets.
A contract with the leland Works, Seneca
Falls, N. Y, for Steam Fire Engine.
The following ordinances we're passed:
Mr.. Butler's ordinance to grade, pave and
gravel State street from Front to Seventh
streets.
An ordinance reported by the City Solicitor
70 vacatea part of Medary. alley.
Mr. Douty's ordinance to vacate and relocate
the alley south of Lot No. on Water street.
Mr.. Butler's ordinance to grade, pave and
grsvel Franklin Avenue,
Mr.. Buffers ordinance, appropriating FIVE
hundred dollars for the payment of the City
Police.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee on High
ways, reported an amendment to Mr., Glenn's
ordinance to grade and pave Rich street The
amendment and ordinance were both laid on
the table
| Mr. Smith introduced two ordinances, which
were read twice, each assessing q special tax
one upon the real estate on the moth eide Of
Spring street from High to Third street; and
the other, upon real estate on the south side Of
East Gay street from Washington avenue to
the west line of lot No. II in Morrison'a addi-
tion.
The ordinance for special tax npon the rea
estate on High street from North Public lar'
to Mound street, was read the third time ant
amended by making the tax thirty-one cent
and nine aud one-half mills on each foot front
and referred to the committee on Highways.
Mr.. Smiths ordinance for special tax upoI
the real estate on Town street from Higl
street 10 East Public lane, was read the thirc
time and referred to the committee on High
ways.
Mr.. Wilson introduced en- ordinance, which
was read twice, to gravel the roadway OF From
street from Spring to Friend street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

: GEoAos FR.NcIs TR.Ia AT NAUGHToN HALL
-Thi, evening, George Francis Train, whose
lectures in Europe and 10 shis country have ex
cited go much praise FROM some aud censure
from others, will hold his Conversations with
the People" at Naughton Hall on subjects &c
numerous, varied and apparently dissimilar
chat only speaker of his admitted talents aDd
versatile powers could make them all interest
Ing at one sitting, which Nj. Train will bt
pretty sure to do. The Hall will doubtless be
crowded go 60 early.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
II ebeIs Attnck our Cavalry Patrol
AffaIra on the HAppahann0ck.

.NEw YoaK, March 3l.--An attack by cav.
airy one hundred strong was made yesterday
on our cavalry patrol on the telegraph road be.
tween Dumfries and OccOquan. Eight of our
men were captured.
The expedition from Hooker's army under
Col. Fairchilds, which was sent out recently to
the northern neck, returned to Belleplain yes
terday They captured several prisoners and
a quantity OF pork, bacon, oats, a number ol
variable horses and mules, and broke up ferries
at Union Wharf and the Rappahannock. Col.
Fairchi.ds also burned schooner engaged in
smuggling contraband goods In Virginia.
All quiet on the, Rsppahannock. The enemy
is evidently still in his old camps, though al
impression previs that Lee is preparing 20 fsl
back behind the Pamunky.
A special TO the World says: The work o.
consolidating decimated regiments has beer
commenced in the army of the Rsppshsn
! mock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

THEATER-MR. LEwIs's BEnEFIr.--That pop.
ular comedian, Mr.. James Lewis, takes bene-
it at the Atheneum tonight. We have known
no CO mic actor who has, take him ell in ell,
become so decided favorite with OUT
play-going public aa Mr.. Lswis He possesses
q qauint power, so natural, simple and unaf'
fected, that his voice, bis looks, his mo
tions, and even HIS walk, appear SO droll
80 exceDtric, aud yet withal so like th,
outward expression of The inner self, that yor
are surprised into fit of uncomfortable laugh
ter before you can tell what il is that excite
your merriment The appearance of Mr.
Lewis on the stage at the Atheneum has be
come the signal for general cheer. while I
broad and sunny smile overspresds every body
face,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

CouNcL PROCEEDINGS. the meeting of
the City Council, on Monday evening, the fol-
lowing petition, and remonssrances were pre-
scented:
By Mr. Douty--Remonstrsnce of property
holders on North Public lane sgainst graveling
that part Of ssid street between Seventh and
High streets. Referred to committee on High.
wsys.
By Mr.. Douty-Petition Of property holders
Of the Taylor property, corner OF Gay and Wa
Ter streets, for change Of the alley south Of
Lot No. S on Water street. Referred to Mr..
Douty as sslect committee.
By Mr.. Donaldson Remembrance Of John
Caren against the grading Of North Public
Lane 90 provided for by o late ordinance. Re-
aerred 70 committee on Highways.
By Mr.. Donaldson Petition of A. Chittsn-
dent for the refunding Of an overcharge in an
Il assessment on his property. Referred TO COM
y mitstee on Ways and Means with instructions
to pay Mr.. Chitsendsn $3.50, the amount Of
said overoharge.
BIZ Mr.. Donaldson-P Petition or communica-
tion from the Bcard of School Directors in re-
gard to deed 10 Messrs. Gere and Kingsley 70,
certain lots sold them by said Board. Referred
to the City Solicitor with Instructions to max.
out the necessary papera.
The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
BY Mr.. Rickly- Authorixing contracts with
John g. Bickel for improvements on the wes
I eide Of Friend street from Second alley to th,
south end Of Front street, and on the scutl
side Of Mound street from Front street to th'
Canal. ,ss . ,1T.
BY Mr.. pogty--Aq AqlAqllxIps ths eonrlitss'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Rebels Moving Supplies from Rich.
m0nd-PrepArinR TO Evacuato.t

New YoRK, March 3l.-The Tribune's spe.
cial from Washington says: Some Of General
Dix's officers report that they are satisfied from
various circumstance that the rebels are pre-.
pairing to evacuate Richmond, and have al
ready moved large quantities of supplies.
These officers believe the show of force in
front of Hooker, and the demonstrations OF
cavalry In front of Washington and on the
Peninsula, are intended to mack the real OBJ
ject, and that the bulk of Lees army is NOV.
ing away behind curtain of feints to the west,
with the intention Of concentrating in front OF
Rosecrans in the hope OF being able to drive
him back and TO occupy and hold Kentucky.
These beliefs are not shared by the principal
officers of the Army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Hooker was here to day, consulting
with the President and Secretary of War and
Gen. Halleck. He returned tonight.
No dispatch has yet been received at the
State Department from M. Drouyn de LII 'Huys
in response to Secretary Stewards dispatch de-
cining Napoleon's proposal to mediate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

READER, Sror AND THIsk.-We suppose the
most of our readers buy and use D. B. d.
Land g. Co.'s Chemical Saleratus; but If there
are any Of you who do not, just stop and thinl
that impure saleratus is very detrimental t.
yourself and family, while the Chemical Sal
eratus Is as pure as snow, and is therefore per
fectly healthy. 1t is manufactured at Fair
port, Monroe county, N. Y, and for sale By
most merchants and grocers in the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

Volunteers for the Army should not
leave the city until supplied with H0LLoWAY's PILLS
& OINTMENT. For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds, Small
Pox, Fevers, aud Bowel Complaints, these medicines
the best in the world Every French soldier uses
them. Only 95 cents per box. 2n
apiill-d&glw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

WAsHINGToN, March 30 AN intercepted doc
ument, addressed by Judah P. Benjamin, thu
Confederate Secretary Of State, to Hon l.. Q
G. Lamar, the Confederate Commissioner a
st. Petersburg, has lately come into the posses
sion of our government. 1t shows the pruden
and significant reserve which the Confederate
authorities prescribe to themselves in refusing
to enter into any engagements with foreign ma
tions not to renew the African slave trade.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Rebel Defenses at Chattanooga--Thei
Loss at Stone River.

New YoRK, March 3l.-The Murfreeaboro
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press has
obtained the folio wing intelligence from gen.
tleman who has just returned from the vicinity
Of Chattanooga.
The rebels are building immense fortifca-
tions at Chsttar ooga, and already have between
fifty and sixty siege guns in position. AT
Bridgeport, there has been constructed some
fine earthworks, also OF Stevenson, Alabsma,
Shebyville, Tullahoma and Decater.
Bragg lost at the battle of Stsne river fif.
te IN thousand and FIVE hundred men In killed,
wounded and missing. This Is the official
figure. Seven hundred officers were killed,
wounded aud missing; two Generals killed and
three wounded. Generals Brecknridge and
Cheatham escaped without scratch.
The rebel army in Tennessee consists OF one
hundred and ninety regiments Of infantry snt
seventy five regiments of cavalry, the latte
under Gen. Wheeler, Van Dorm being secont
iu command
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

FoaraEss MONROE, March 3l.-Yesterdsy 3
Richmond Dispatch has the following: The
enemy has appeared again in front of Fort
Pemberton. On Monday afternoon 6tlng was
heard Result unknown. The report Of the
capture of Gen. Carter's brigade by Humphrey
Marshall 10 not confirmed.
Gen. Morgan had fight on the 2Oth, at
Milton, laating five hours, driving the enemy
two miles, when they were reinforced Gen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will gvsinformation on very IN.
tersitino and important subject which will bs vau-
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couple Of any ago or condition in Life The information
will bs SAINT by mail to any address the receipt Of q
cents (s1vsr) and one red stamp.
All letter. should be addressed to
H.B. NORRIS, N. D.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

New YoRx, March 3l.--A letter from the
frigate Hartford reports that she got aground
once passing Port Hudson, and Was struck fre-
quently By rebel shot. At Grand Gulf she was
also struck frequently: Her total loss was two
seamen Killed and aix, wounded, all slightly,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Bachelors Flair Dyel
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

THE BEST I'm THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to nure the Hair in the leas remedies
the III sec Of bad dyes, and invgorstes the Hair fol
splendid Black OF Brown leaving the Hair soft snt
beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, etc.
IL The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHB-
LoR, on tie 1our sides Of each 5oo.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

Heavy firing In Ihe Vicinity OF
Charleston - An Engagement at
Jacksonville.
NEW YoRK, March 3l.-A Hilton Head let
ter of the 9th says heavy firing was heard
nearly all the previous day in the vicinity Of
Charleston. and IL was thought that the feet
which left Wednesday was attacking the rebel
batteries at Stone inlet.
The Savannah Republican of the 25th reports
an engagement between the rebel light batter
les and Federal gunboats on Monday, but gives
no particulars. The locality appears to have
been in the vicinity of Jacksonville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

Latest rom Ii en- tuckY-POik Advanc-
ing Toward MurfreesborO.
CINCINNATI, March 3l-The rebels are re-
treating from Kentucky rapidly. Pegram at
last accounts was south Of Stamford, hotly
pursued, and 10 reported to have been compell'
ed to abandon his cattle and trains.
The Commercials Murfreesboro dispatches
say Folks corps, consisting Of Cheathsm's
Withers's and McCowan's divisions, has ad
vsnced to within nineteen miles of Murfrees.
boro. Scouts affirm that the rebels must attack
or fall back on account of the scarcity of sub
| sstence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

The 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 Studers, Msrple's, Samuel's,
Roberts. Wilson's, Sehueller's, Shaup's, Den
ig's, Ridgway's, ]. Fowler's, D. D. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere
Try it one and all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01
Cleveland tiarket-march 80,

FLoURssles 40 bris rye at % q5 and "a brls white
double extra at 25.
WHEAT- Better feeling In the market, but no
transactions. Offers OF 81 % svs 'srs-''A "i'n"s'
saIe1.
CoRN-saes Of one car on track at SIC, and car
at &c. i...
OATB-sale car from store at SOC.
HIaHWINEs-Sales SO brls at 44o.
SEBD-sale small lot timothy at Ss.
BBANS-sales choice - SO.
FRUIT-sales green apples at 80 so per br; dried
peaches at l6c and apples at &c.
CHEESE-Sales hamburg at l5c.
LARD-sales country rendered at 10c, and kettle
rendered at 10kc.
P0TAT0ES-sale car peach blows at &C.
BUTTER -Saes choice roll at 25c.
EGaS-eales at l3k94c.
Ta1der
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-01

CHATTANOOGA, March 81. Gen. Foster cap
tured yesterday at Brentwood, nine miles in
the rear Of Franklin, eight hundred prisoners
He destroyed house, carried away commits
sary stores, burnt the railroad bridge, tore up
the track and captured seventeen loaded
wagons. 11ig