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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04
WiIbor,r Compound of 3 od Liver OiI aud LImc

The great popularity Of this safe and efcacous preparation
one attributable 10 its intrinsic worth IN the OF
Coughs Gods Asthma, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough, and oil
Consump,iye symptoms II hes superior If equal. Let no
the early symptoms OF disease, when agent "a
thus hand which will alleviate all complaints of the Chest
Lungs, throat.
Sold by A. h. WILBOR Chemist No lGG Court-st. Boston.
New ofk by DIR. BARNES Co., No II Pa.k roS..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

Fo~ COLDS. CoUGHS, BRONCHITIS and all al
fec;i,r. oi tie LUNGS take AYERS CHERRY fh0 'o"A[
vhic'i : sure 10 cure them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

Gray Hair, or where the Hair In Failing.
NC DISCOVERY COMPARE
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESrORtR AND DRESSING.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESfOEEk AND DRESSING.
LYNDON HAIR COLOR REsTORER AND DRESSING.
l. II will restor, gray hair 20 Il. cryinal color.
2 IL will make II grow on bald heads.
g. IL will restore the natural secr.tions.
4 twill remove all dlndrid and itching y o
g. IL will make the hrr soft, glossy and ieSible.
G. II will preserve the original color 70 old age u T.
:, IL will prevent the hair from falling off,
q II VIII cure all diseases OF the scalp
RFMFMBERi II Is complete within itself, deiicatey per.
uIne and be applied by the hand soft brush
o-. not stain .k soil the fines; linen. Price IS cents
SIX bottles ~ Sold by DR.. swayne Son, No. 800 North
slxthst Philadelphia; Helnoold No Js Broadway Wells
On No IFS Franklin. Barnes, No. Il Park Row ~ \.
OvtnRt0ns'
Bronzes. Clocks and Vases from s25 TO 400 per set
Decorated Dinner Services OF choice and Designs from
$40 TO $500.
Glass engraving the premises Set, Of glass made aud
ct 10 order in the elaborate and beautiful manner
Direct correspondence with the lesdng manufacturers oil
Manchester Paris and Limoges.
full assortment Of copiuon goods.
O\lSGTON BROTHERS,
N9s 2is aud !iQ Fulton ~, bysakyp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

HALXs HONEY or HoREHoUND AND TAR
certain cure cold Influenza hoarsenes' difficult
lungs esdng to CONSUMPTION The HONEY OF HoEEHorSD
soothe. o. irritation. THE TAR BALM GILKAD pene
and heals all parts OF the throat ana urss
There no.Lns Ike it, sOc per bottle. For sale by all drug
gi,,.. CnAELEs DowSER' General Agent
No. ~ Cedsr-st., y. V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04
ECONOMICAL RAILROADS.


OBRIgvs PATENT CRESCENT Or RooP RAIL for Horse
Dunn, or light Locomotive Railroads: with one-thrd the
weigh; " and hsf the quantity OF timber viii BUS
lain co sRc and las; longer than any form Of rail hitherto
tpventei.
Rigs snd Licenses Sod, and cc.racis made for the con
s.ruct and for the supply Of oil materials Address for
oircus, &c. or apply personally to w. d. oBRiES No. 20
fcherrls rfornst Brooklyn y. Y.
Do Not WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF
the numerous worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded TIE market for last lew wnen 1T lower
price. o1 can get pen. which acknowledged to BE- the
Bxsr IS THE WORLD.
Avoi shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains cornpes
them 20 attempt IMITATION 20 t adre'''seu emit you
want a.; full value Of your money in another column;
1.-THE .-u - Mishter than the Sword"
DR.. LIGHTHILL
Can b. consulted his residence No ST. Mak s-psce
tEigh' M between Second and Third ayes from g. H. ti
p D., on
DEAFNESS, CATARRH-
Disch,rss, the Ear Noises the Head and al Diseases
Of the
EAR THROAT,
AIR PASSAGES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04
SIGHT RESTORED.

New YORK, Oct 5, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04

In order to guard ssanst dangerous inpo'on the paoc
are requested to take especial note oil the oea'uy
,n,,.,,rx stamp through which the Governments Of the
irnea state, officially suihencsics every bottle Of hos
TrTTgR,s BITTERs This shield thrown by the Govern
men, over the propretors and the public for their joint
Is placed conspcuousy the cork and over
bns Oh of each bottle and cannot fail to strike the eye the
o, ca,ua observer Nothing that purpors to be HOSTEL
TERs BITTERS be genuine unless the stamp Is thefe
n n also proper state that the BITTERs are sold exeu
;.lv in glass and under any circumstances o ,ns
.on or the barrel mposers and mstors are Aoroad sno
uv safeguard the public have against them to see that
& bitter, they the engraved label and note OF hahd
f N,s,r Hosteer Smith and the stamp sooVe men'one
VI PREPARED AND SOLD BY
HOSTETTER e. SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FOR SALE BY ALL .
DRUGGISTS. GR0CERS AND ST0R Rtn
THROU0HOtT THE WORLD
EEw.SQRK OFFICE. No ~ CkeA&'sE'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
CIeYeInnh Market. {

FLOUR-Sa'es 100 bbls XN red at 81 20.
red from tore at 81 s 1000 bu do do at a. cars
do do at 81 49, 3 cars do do at 81 ~: cars No.
Indiana red at 53 car do do at q "A. The high
est rate offered this afternoon for No red 81 30
CORN-Sales thiS forenoon, cars from store at
rec.
OATS-Sale' this morning cars at 55c; 5Oc is all
that IS offered at the "!'sc this evening.
RYE-Du and without sales, -i
BARhEY-Dull and nominal.
PUkK-Hed at S2S OD for No. ] city-packed mess.
ssAA66RE8 tG aSe sy b%t Unchanged
Shoulders: iS9 loc for Dried Beef, =
BUTTERaaLess firm. Prime Western Reserve
CHEESE E-Unchanged at l9K@ls for new, and %
@'SG EGGS uSa,es oSS;, at aOaglc. ...
@ HIGHWINES-Du and nominal at at g OS9
AiCOHOL-Lower a. 1904 l6 for 9s per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 2O92 25 Cologne Spirits,
PETROLEU M-Frmer and nominaly better
He'd al 72975c for refined.
P0TAT0ES-Sale l car peach-blows at zoe in
sEEDs-Clover firm at SIS 90; Timothy held at
DRIED APPLEs-sale, Is bbls at DC and pay for
IARE FISH-White Fish IS rs; Trout 81 IS;
PickeIe! !ss a5; Herring Sc 90; Catfish s7oo; Lake
BEANS-Held at 81 5O9a 90 for good to prime
SxLT-Fine g 10; Coarse and Ground Solar
WATER LIME-Firm at 50 25 for osweso and
PIASTER-"Powel's" land plaster sl2 so per
HOPs-Ohio held at 259'Oc. New York State
MALT-Quiet. Barley malt quoted at 81 70 per
u4LEAND PORTER-M steady. We quote
as follows: Present use Xxx Ale $l0 Stock xxx
Sl3 Kennel SIG; Pale Cream II; Porter Sll.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
Washington Iiems.

NEW YORK, May 11.--A special to the
| Tribune from Washington says: All the
volunteer cavalfy whose terms expire
prior to October lst, will he mustered out
The Paymaster General il ordered to
make immediate payments to the men dis
charged. rl
Thirty eight Ordnance Bureau clerks
were discharged to-day. .E.-EA F
1t has been ascertained that prisoners In
the Old Capitol aud Carroll prisons have
been released by subordinate officers. This
will be stopped, and none released except
on orders of the General commanding the
Department. lE a. -.r,t4
Tumblety, alias Backbune, has been
lodged in the Oh Capitol. p!
An order has been issued to muster ont
of service all soldiers whose term of service
expires on or before the 3lst inst. -L-e .
The Commercials special says Secretary
Seward hopes to present the new French
Minister in person to the President. Should
he be unable to endure this fatigue, he will
at any rate give the Presidents reply to the
Ministers speech on presenting his creden-
tials. There will he no departure from the
record of neutrality already established,
and the fears of complication will not be
realized.
The Military Commission for the trial Of
the assassns is engaged to-day hearing the
charges against the accused.
The rumors Of change in the Cabinet
are again renewed, with increased probable
tiles of their truth.
Lieut.. Col. Jos. NJ. Murphy, of the 9TH
New York regiment. has been dismissed the
service of the United States for bad coli
| duct. J.
The Posts special says No counsel has
| yet appeared for the prisoners in the con-
spiracy cases. Among the prisoners ar
raigned yesterday was Edward Spangler,
stage carpenter at Ford's theater.
Gen. Grant was before the committee on
the Conduct of the War yesterday, to give
evidence in relation TO the negntiations be-
man will be called before the same commit
tee Oh Saturday. .-..y t... ........-
The advance of the armies marching
homeward is expected to reach Washing
ton tomorrow night. s'F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-The nominal asking rates are 90 so for
superhne 80 1907 90 for extra, and ~ 2597 10 for
family but liberal concessions would be necessary 10
effect sales. so brls extra sold at 81.
WHEAT-Prime Mediterranean cannot be sold
at better rate than 81 49, and we do not think that
round lots could be disposed Of at this rate. There
is considerable Amber offering, at prices ranging at
81 As gl50. Hill is held At 81 IS, but there no
buyers at over 81 4s9l So Ohio aud Indiana White
is nominal at 81 5jaI 60. Choice Kentucky White
sells readily at $3.50. IN
CORN-Small sales are made to the local trade at
10 effect large sales.
.PROyl lSlONS-No quotations can be given to be
Of anv value. .. ....
WHISKY-Some sales we're made at 81 O5. and
not much demand even at that rate.
BARLEY-A limited demand for prime to choice
81 iigSi is@i ao t' 49, anu sumo s'D'' u ''i' ~ :"
oATS-Prices arc merely nomi al 45c, at which
rate $40 bush sold, sacks returned.
GR0CERIES-We quote Coffee at so 9a3c for
fair to choice Rio; lI9lSc for raw Sugar; 201s92lc
for lard refined; and 81 2O9l % per gallon for New
Orleans Moasses. ..
RUTTRR-We now quote prime to choice. in bar
rcs and half barrels, at 80 &c.; solid packed. small
packages Of extra choice. command 31S3dc per
pound. 's
EGGS-fhe market is firm and there is an active
demand at 23dD24c per dozen, shippers count.
CHEESE-There is a fair demand and the market
is quiet at ls9 l9t per pound, actual tare:
HAY-The demand is not equal to the receipts.
and the market rules dull at Sl5 0O9l6 60 per tun
for loose pressed and $50 0092l 90 for tightpresed
FRUIr-rhere is a fair local demsnl tor Green
Apples at So 0OD6 90 per brl for Western. Dried
Apples continue dull aud rates are nOminay quoted
at 70Sc per p und.
FOTAT0ES-The markets. steady with wOder-
ate edemand at 50 sO@3 10 per bril- for the best descrp
tiOns from store. -...- ."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
From San Domingo.

New YORK, May 1.-Advices received
to-day from San Domingo up to the 9th OF
April, announce complete and uncondi-
tional amnesty to all Dominicans who may
still be in the enemy's camp, excepting the
high civil or military functionaries guilty
of completely in the annexation intrigues;
the military who may have fought under
the Spanish flag, and all those newspaper
writer's who have spontaneously and un-
justifably opposed the restoration of the
Republic.
A Spanish steamer had arrived at San
Domingo with an order from Madrid for
the evacuation of Spanish troops, who, in
accordance Herewith, left heisland on the
30th of March.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
0Ce(e9rap5ilt.
Not mucI, Hope Of Capturing JeA:
Dnyis-Kri;tI of the Assaksins.

New YORK, May 1l.-A special to the
Tribune from Washington says: The san
guineexpcctations Of some of the capture
of JEFF. Davis are not indulged to any very
great extent by intelligent army officers
The Government is making every effort
possible for his capture, and may succeed;
but it is thought success will be the result
of accident and the fidelity of the contra
band. rather than any assistance which
will be rendered by the native white pop
ulatiom.
The trial Of the assassins and conspra-
tors was commenced to-day in the large
room adjoining the old penitentiary in
which the prisoners are confined. The
court assembled at IL o'clock and remained
in session until 3 o'clock. Harold was ar
raigned, and considerable testimony was
taken in the case, and gratifying progress
fered showing that Harold went to Cana
da and conferred with the rebels about the
assassination of Mr.. Lincoln, since Booths
return from there. Mrs. Surratt, who
seems to have been one of the chief insti-
gators and participants, is deeply moved,
but is very defiant and unrelenting. Her
sons do not seem to have been implicated,
and will be kept and called as Witnesses
One of them is very sick and is reported to
have poisoned himself. 1t Is positively
known that Surratt is in Canada, and there
is little doubt that he will soon be taken.
The commission sits with closed doors,
but it is believed that the Secretary of War
will send an abstract of the trial to Gen.
Dix, after the manner of his war reports.
Frederick Stone has undertaken the de-
tense Of DR.. Mudd, who set Booths leg, Vt
Cox, whois charged with entertaining and
oo,nnol;,,d. ID Do ~ aud uar rroId ond ~ Innaa
charged with ferrying them across the
riuar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
Sew YORK marHet-.May II.

C0TTON-Rather more steady, with fair busi-
ness doing at 53e fot midlling
FLOUR-Dul, and ali ut 15SD25c lower; S6409
55 Tor extra ate; 81 255g7 50 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and A. f5 Q ~ for trade brand,-lnarket
closing h, avy and unsettled. ..... #.
% WHlSkl-Dul and dropping; Western 81 90.
.WElEAT-DG and ninally 395e lower.
klE-Quiet and declining.
BARLEY-Dull ann nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
tCOkN-Dull and ncminally Sc lower .
OATS-Quiet md slealy 81 4O94lc 70. Prince
Edwsrd'a j AID: 4s9jOj for Western,
'COFFEE-Steady $500 ~.-s.rs
HOPS-Dul a. l09l4c.
WUOL-Quet.
PETRO LE M--Quiet at SIC for Crude; 52J19531Ic
for refined in boGd, and re d &. free.
POhH-,' -.""ar y "ideliy lower; S24 1895 90
fr n ss; closing at $2I ~ regular way, S9i 500
90 80 . q. "a, ~ cash and reGu ar wav. clio :
iuI at ss2 % cash. s37 ~ for prnr aud Sl5 UO@2O 90
for prime mess. Also 2 500 bbls new mess r Ma /,
June and July, sellers and buyers option, AZ s22 80
925 90 ." .I.. (
BEEF-Dull at about previous prices. ~ /
BEEF HAMS-Firmer at $25 90 20 co.. d..
l7D19c for hams, =
LARD-Heavy and lower at Is 51S9l84c.
BUTTER-Dull at 14923c for Ohio, and 2293S for
State. .. .. .. .'
CHEESE Quiet at 14925c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
Kirby Smith Appeals 10 His Army
-,EroiibIe I'm New Orlcans-'Ehe
City and State Governments at

Kirby Smith Appeals 10 His Army
-.EFOIibIe fn New Orleans-'Ehe
City and State Governments at
LOggerheads.
New ORLEANS, May 5, VIA CAIRO, May IL.
The rebel General Kirby Smith publishes
a frantic appeal to his soldiers, dated
Shreveport, La, April 2lst, announcing the
surrender of Lee. lie urges the troops in
the strongest terms to stand by their colors
in this hour of adversely; that the fate of
the nation depends upon them; that their
gle till foreign aid arrives, or at least till
they can secure terms worthy of proud
people. .t -....... ... -, ....
The Shreveport Democrat expresses
amazement atthe assassination of MIR. Lin
coin.
Great trouble exists among State and city
officials here in consequence of Gov. Wells
declaring the former registry of voters to
be illegal, and ordering new registry.
Several city officials have been removed by
Gov. Wells, and others appointed; but the
Secretary OF State declined to atfix the seal
of the State to the new commissions, on the
ground that the Governor had no power to
make removals. Mayor Kennedy was re-
moved and Capt. Quincy appointed Mayor
by Gen. Banks. -
Cotton depressed. Good ordinary 33@35;
low middling 36@37c. Sugar 161a@l71a.
Arrived-Bark Roosevelt, from New York,
and brig Belle Bernard, from Philadelphia.
The remainder of the crew Of the rebel
ram Webb have been captured and arrived
VI '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
Terms on Which Cereals VIII be
Admitted into Portugal.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE State Depart
ment has received translation of a royal
decree fixing the terms upon which cereals
may be Professionally admitted into the
ports of Portugal, the first three articles of
which are as follows: ..
!. First. From the Goth inst, and pending
the publication of decree to regulate in
definite manner the import Of cereals, the
importation, is promoted, through the in
land towns and seaports Of the kingdom,
of foreign cereals, wheat corn, rye, barley
and oats, in grain and flour and baked bread,
on the payment of the duties stipulated.
All foreign cereals admitted.
Second. The preceding articles are like
wise subject to such taxes as are levied on
national grain when cleared for consump-
ton. '.E rot -.sl .'p-c
r. Third. All the cereals treated of in ar
ticle first may be admitted to bond in the
Lisbon, in ,Oporto, custom. house, in con-
formity with existing fiscal regulations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12

MILITARY sPRoMoTIoSs.-The, following
promotions in Ohio regiments were entered
at the Adiutant Generals office on the 18th
inst; -r.,..
9TH Inf.-1st Ileuts. Thomas w. Scott and
Charles B. Jacobs to Capts., and Sergts.
Thos. Hussey and Matthew Schwab to lst
Lieuts.
2lst Inf.-1st Lieuts. John s. Mahoney
and Jacob 5. Keller to Capts.; I'd Lieuts.
Christian B. Shulty and David NJ. McClin-
took to lst Lieuts., aud Sergts. Celestin
Chockard, VIM. J.. Henry and Earl w. Mer-
ry to lst Lieuts.
23d Inf.-1st Lieut.. Chas. II. Morgan to
Capt, and I'd Lieut.. James Y. Ogden to 1st
Lieut..
9th Inr-lst Lieuts. Demetrius McFann,
Chas. Chadwick and Stephen Allison to
Capts. and Sergt. VIM. II. Hamilton to 1st
Lieut.. ., ~, 49, ..-..
Both Inf.-1st Lieut.. James w. McIlravy
to Capt, and Sergts. Oliver r.. Demuth,
Franklin Fawcett,' Erasmus. j. Alton,
Hiram Roney, Henry G. Gamble, John f.
Edmonds. Richard l.. Allbrittain and John
A. Hawk to 1st Lieuts.
4lst lnf.-2d Lieut.. Peter Herrif to 1St
Lieut. and Sergt. Lester f. Miller to I'd
Lieut.. '''
45th Inf.-2d Lieut.. Edward II. Reynolds
to 1st Lieut.. .a Elft.a -... ....' ...ss
5lst nf.-2d Lieuts. Samuel Worthington
and Chas. G. Welty to lst Lieuts., and Sergts.
David Fisk and Samuel Vandervort to I'd
Lieuts.
2 list Inf.--1st Lieut.. Lewis Cooper to
Capt, and Sergt. Geo. Z. Fuller to1st Lieut..
73d lnf.-1st Lieuts. Albert ii. Sanders
and Martin l.. Bookwalter to Capts, and
Sergt James Ross to 1st Lieut.. Gtay
S0th Inf-Major Thos. G. Morris to Lieut..
Col; Capt, Henry G. Robinson to Major, and
1st Lieut.. Christian Deis to Capt.
lOith Inf.-lst Lieut.. Benz. S. Robertson
to Capt; I'd Lieuts. Chas. Perkey and Abram
Paullus to 1st Lieuts., and Sergt. Wicklitle
b. Elston to ID Lieut.. ......, /
17Sth Inf--Sergt. John V. Morrison to I'd
Lieut.. ...-.~-.. ...-.. 0'd .
10th Inf-sergt. Jonathan soule to I'd
1SOth Inf.-Sergt. Alex. Mcbride to I'd
Lieut.. Of sus.aw / .las.
1S1st Inf.-1st Lieut.. Louis Keuster to
- 4i94th Inf-2d Lieut.. David Diltz to- 1st
Lieut. and Sergt. Sylvan b. Morris ITO I'd
I'd Cav.-1st Lieut.. Chas. H. Bill to Capt.
9Th Cav.-Lewis III. ,Hazletine to Asst
Surgeon; 1st Lieut.. Alex. McConkey to
Capt; I'd Lieuts. AnLhony G. Rockatield,
David Dalton, Louis M. Hageman, Lyman
M.WootL VIM. w. Swain, Eli Kelly and
Jas. M. Kurtz to 1st Lieuts., and Sergts.
Jos. Pearson, Jos. NJ. Sims, Volney b. st.
John, Francis NJ. Billings, VIM. Ii. Aspin-
all, Geo. w. Nelson, John b. Fagah, Mi
chael W. Lewellyn, Chas.. w. Cook, Saml.
j. Harrison, Oscar f. Hale, John Hartley
n,,I ID 90
18th Cav.-lst Lieuts. John G. R0lli, Jacob
Snyder, M. E. Douglass and John Arm
strong to Capts.; I'd Lieuts. RobertJ. Stew
art Thompson S. Finch, .Archibold H..
Thompson, l.. A. Harvey and Saml Ham
mond to 1st Lieuts. t .1,nH'
18th Battery-1st Lieut.. Alfred Noaker to
Capt; I'd Lieut.. Oregon F. Morgan to 1st
Lieut., and Sergt. VIM. B. Fleming to I'd
LleuC. IL IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
Sherif's Sale.

Henry Cope Court Of Common Pleas,
vs. Franklin County, ir..
Christian May, etal.> .-~ Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said Court to me directed will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House, in
the city Of Columbus, on l' D.'
Saturday, the 18th day of May, A. D., 1865,
at o'clock p NJ the following described real estate
situated in Franklin county and State of Ohio. to
wit:
town Of Westerville, Franklin county, Ohio, ap-
praised at two thousand (S2000) dollars.
Also, lotnumber thirty 900 in said town Of West-
erville. appraised at seven hundred $7ool dollars
Printers fees, $3.50. W. ."H"It
aprll-dltwtd sI ''t rfs J..Et
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
The Order Reinstating Virginia.

. NEW YORK. May 1l.-A special to the
Times from Washington says: The eXecu-
tive order of the President putting in oper-
alton the suspended functions of the Ma
tional Governmentin the State of Virginia,
was substantially acted upon at the last
Cabinet meeting held by President Lincoln,
on the day of his death, and at which Gen.
Grant was present. The main features are
that the State of Virginia-is not recognized
as ever gone out of the Union; that
the functions of the United States Govern
ment were simply suspended within her
again; that no vestiges of Confederate or
rebel State Government are recognized, and
that Gov. Pierpoint and the loyal Legisla-
ture of Virginia is made the nucleus Of the
organized State Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12

STEREoPTIcoN.-It will be seen by card
inserted in thispaper, that great Stereop-
ticon exhibition of nature and art is to be
given at the Atheneum, commencing to-
morrow evening. We understand that
among other magnificent views presented,
will be some splendid ones of the process
sion and other funeral ceremonies in this
city occasioned by the death of the late
President. 'reE %, .J7c1 sn0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12

Mr.. EVANS AT THE ATHENEUM.-C
mencing at 8 o'clock this evening, the well
known actor and elocutionist, Mr.. Evelyn
Evans, will give readings at the Atheneum
from "Poems on the War;" and recite sew
eral poetic gems relating to the death of the
late President Mr.. Evans will give but
one entertainment OF the kind. The op-
portunity should, therefore, berimproved to
hear this gifted artist this evening",
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12
The Gold Market.

New YORK, May 11.-The gold market
is excited under a strong bear movement
engineered, apparently, by the clique-sold
short in stocks to enable them to get out of
their corner. A large amount of short sales
were made during the morning at, 1890
1870. The operation is risky one, and it is
not impossible that it may be followed by
a sharp upward turn.
NEW YORK, May Gold to-nigh int 1921.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-12

rl:PERsoNAI.-J. .tstewart, brother of
James Stewart, deceased, ,yiate of Go. II 62l
O.V. L., Thomas JWalden, late Of 60. a,
33d O. V, l.; A. Brubaker, late of - o.
VII John McAndrew, pensioner, and e.
Roberts, are hereby informed that their
claims against the Government have been
paid, and can be obtained on application to
q Col. Royal Taylor, of this city, Commission
..er of the Board of Military Claims. =,