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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-25
NeNr York wool mnrket.

The phst has been week Of considerable activity
| in wool, but at lower prices then have previously
| prevailed. A good many manufacturers have been
in town during the week. purchasing in a small way,
and the busiDess, in the aggregate, sums up ample
10 PhadelDhfa there has been quite stiri several
Of our large Eastern operators have purchased there
very iberaly speculation, and have, since their
return been offered an advance on their purchases,
It isrepored that some $4,000 lbs sold there at ON
52a Sc, incud ng $50 900 lbs between inc I'D
ing Western PenDsylYana. Ohio and Michigan
Fleeces. These are very low. figures for fine wools
as the most Of these werS, In New York. the, as.
s1rtmen of Fleece is rather limited of choice there
is very little to be had and boldeIs at the close
more than firm at the decline. Woods at the close
could not be bought at the same prices cur
rent srly in the week. and the myrket closes with
decidedly better feeling, and more disposition TO op
crate The impression is that prices have touched
bottom. and that the market will now take more
favorable turn. ....
The sales for the week include about, 3500 900 lbs
Fleece ranging from 4l962'. including 80 600 lbs IL
linois and Iowa st4994jc TO- 900 lbs ONO 6c; 49,
do SIC; COO0 do zoe; 1000 do 55c 1000 do 45e S 900
Michigan SIC; 1000 do SIC; 600 lbs mixed lots ci
40 OUO do private terms; - 900 Ohio 52956c; 600
cboice very light ennsy sylvania sec: 90 los Illinois
t3c; &C. 900 lbs unwa shed part 4lc 4OOolbs South
,rn 2Oc-RcOnOmi8t 2l8t.
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Combinations by the Senate.
THE CHOLERA.

. New YORK, April 24-The Deputy Health
Officer reports that up to 10 A. M. yester'
day there had been ten cases of cholera re-
ceived from the steamer Illinois, and two
died, leaving in hospital eighty.
DIR. Anderson, one of the quarantine COM
missiOners, goes to Washington tonight tC
ask Government to give additional facilities
for the treatmentOf cholera at this port, by
the use of grounds at Sandy Hook. II sue
cessful, temporary buildings will be erect
ed there for patients.
The Board of Health met this afternoon,
and it is understood that several reports in
relation to the cholera at quarantine were
submitted and acted upon. Thus far there
has been no cases in the city, andif neces-
sary precautions are taken there will be nc
necessity. for alarm. The streets up town
are being cleaned, and all that can be done
to avoid disease is being done.
Governor FeDtOn, it is understood, has
signed the proclamation of the Health
Board relating to the extraordinary pow.
ers of the Board. The law will go into op.
Grafton Immediately.
A resolution has passed each branch Of
the city legislature directing the corpora.
tion council to sue all railway companies
charging more fare than is allowed by theiI
charters. The Board of Councilmen have
requested the Board of Health to establish
public baths, throughout the city during
the summer.
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New York market-AprII "a.

COTTON-Dull and heavy at 3Gc for middling
FLOUR-More active, and los better; 81 1903 Oj
for extra state; IS 6O99 ~ for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and so l59l2 OO for trade
brands, market closing firm.
WHlSKl-Quiet at 81 &c a. q for State and
western at 50 2G1s92 26ai.
WHEAI-MOTe active and l93s better; 81 65 for
old No. Milwaukee, 81 1901 80 for old No do and
81 sj9i 90 for new No. Milwaukee, the latter an
extreme for choice.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet.
COkN-WithOutd decided change; s?9Sjc for un-
sound. and S69ssc for sound mixed western, in
store and delivered.
OATS-Quiet at 43 45c for new es'ern, and 81
6Oc for old do $1,000 for Canada; 55957c for Jer.
sey, and 63c for state.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Steady at l214c for Porto Rico. and la
ysna ll9l24c.
MOLASSfS-Dull; 10 hhds Cuba at 4ic.
PErROLEUM-Dull; 24sc for crude, a4d 3094O
for refined in bond.
PUkK-NIarket opened heavy and closed firm
SIS 25 G2j 50 for old mess, S26 25 f26 4{ for new
do. closing at S26 81, cash; and S22992 l2H fol
prime; also, 1850 brls mess for April, May anC
June sellers option, at 500 2j92G 62n,
REEF-Steady at previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Steady at S3S 50939.
CUT MEAIS-Quict; sales of $50 packages a
lO4 lll4c for shoulders. and l5+@l7c for sides
BACON--Drooping HA94T for Cumberland
| cut, l47s 9l5c for short rboed.
| LARD-Dull and heavy at II ll91Ic.
BUTTkR-Dull 25g45j for ONO, and 4O9GO
| for state.
CHEESE-Quiet at 16922c.
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Cleveland Market.

FLOUR--City made Xxx red held at sli@I2; do
XIX white Sl2@l3. Country brands M red 50 259
10 so; do do Xxx white $40 259ll.
WHEAT-Saes2 cars No. spring at 81 II.
COkN-No. sheled held at G9c from tore.
OATS-SaleS cars No. Ohio at Acc from store.
P0Rk-Sales No. City mess at S26 5Oi No. 2mess
$25 so; clear $50 90.
LARD-City rendered in tierces Isc; do in kegs
49,. Country rendered l69l7c.
HAMS-Salos City sugar cured at 2lc. Country
cured at l0920c.
OULDERS-City cured steady at lac. COun-
try cured l39I4c.
BACON-Held at lsc for clear and lsc for sugar
MESS BEEF-At sIs 90. Extra mess $50 co.
DRIED BEEF-Steady at 23c.
BUTTER-Prime Western Reserve tub held at Al
CHEESE Quiet, but in light stock and firm at
2O922c for good to choice.
EGGSS- U nchanged and quiet at zoe.
HIGHWINES-Quie and steady at % 1909 %.
GREEN APPLES-Held at IS 0UdS 90 per brl.
DRIED APPLES-ln good demand and firm at
l4p and pay for packages,
DRIED PEAUHES-Pa SOC; IMPAIRED. halves.
20@25c; quarters, lsc
/ O5 for Peachbows in bulk; SO 10 for do per brl.
BEANS-Steady at 81 5OS2 90 for fair to prime
"SEEEDS-Clover seed held at $e96 Is. Timothy
held al 81 1904 so for State; 81 70 for Western.
FEATHERS-Sale. prime live geese at rs SOC.
TALLOW-Held at lOc for city, and &c for coun-
LAKE FISH No. l whitefish % so. per half
hrl; No. 9 do Ss 90; Pickerel 81 5Oi Trout 81 OO9
ALE ANU P0RTER-we quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale $40 90; Stock Sl3 009l4 90; Ken
nett $ls 90; Pale Cream $ll 90; Porter $l2 OO9
HOPS-Hed at a range of 4O@e5c for New York.
MXLTNBsriey Malt steady at 81 4O@1 60 y bush,
the outside price for prime NO. Canada.
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XXXIxth CONGRESS- First Session.
WASHINGTON. April "a.
SENATE.

The bill for the relief of certain naval contractors.
after being amended so as TO paw the parties not to
exceed IL per cent Of their original contracts, was
| postponed till Tomorrow.
On motion Of Mr.. HOWE, the Secretary Of War
was calei upon for the evidence upon which the
rewards for the apprehension Of jeff Davis were
made.
On motion of Mr.. GUTHRIE, the Secretary of the
navy was called upon to state whether naval OIL
GERS had been prevented from visiting tho President
Tor the purpose of personal appeal to him and Con-
gress in their own cases
The bill for admitting Colorado was then taxi
en- up.
MI, STEWART spoke in favor of the admission
OF Colorado.
Mr.. GUTHRIE opposed It.
MIR. N1E spoke in ITS support.
There was considerable Incidental debate. The
pending question was motion to reconsider tho
vote rejecting the bill. ..-
Mr.. SUMNER spoke against the proposition.
a message was received rom the House annOunc-
ing nOn-cOncurrence in Senate amendments to the
bill in relation to the Habeas Corpus. The Senate
voted to insist on its amendments, aud to ask com
Dittee of Conference.
transmitting the record Of the commission assem-
bed in st. Louis in relation to brevet appointments
in the regular army.
MIR. SHERMAN, from the Finance committee,
reported the consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill also House bill authorizing coming fve cent
pieces.
Mr. SHERMAN also reported tho public printing
deficiency hi ], apprOpraing 5000. .00O which passed.
Mr.. WILLIE offered a resolution for the relief of
Virginia. II is to pay them for quarternaster
stores furnished the army. Referred to the Judi
ciary committee.
Adjourned
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INOIISE-

The first business in order being the cal Of com
mittees Tor reports, during the morning hour tho
JOINT resolution, reported on April 10Th from the
committee on Roads and Canals, to construct ship
canal around the Falls Of Niagara came up for dis
ccu'sion. A summary Of the bill was published in
the proceedings Of the 10Th.
Mr.. HUBBARD of New York, addressed the
House ~ favor of the pa sage Of the bill.
Mr. DAWES, of Massachusetts,, interrupted, and
stated that he was OesirOus of voting for the bill
and Of having the work constructed as a national
work, but he observed that in the charter granted
by the New York Legislature to corporation for
this purpose, thcre was a clause reserving to the
State Of New York the right to purchase the csna.
MIR. HUBBARD, Of n. Y. stated that his col
league CMr., Van Horn intended to offer amend
ment which would give the control o! the work ex-
cuSivey 70 the Feie'ai Government.
Mr. DAWES remarked that that was what seem
MIR. VAN HORN, of New York, stated that after
consulting with the friends of the measure in tho
House. he had concluded to present an anendmel ut
in the nature Of substitute for the bill The sub
stitute itered from the bill in this that it provided
for the chartering of company, instead of having
the work done by a company chartered by any
State. He was authorized by the Rcntlems from
Wisconsin (Nlr Payne to Withdraw the substitute
which that gent eman had offered anu nc .Uw pre-
sented the Substitute agreed upon.
Mr.. HO MPHREH, Of New York, denounced the
measure as a scheme cOncOcted by men who were
endeayOring 10 produce corporate rights, arcompa-
MED by donation Of six millions from the Federal
Government. 1t processes to have two objects, one
litary and the other commercial and yet why
had it not been re erred to the committee on Milf
tary Affairs, or to the committee on Commerce
| That indicated that there was something wrong
| about the matter.
The House thcu proceeded to the consideration Of
the bill TO reOrganze and establish the army of the
United States. The question being on a motion
made Yesterday by Mr.. Nihack to postpone the bill
| till the first Monday in December next,
| MIR. NlBLACK said he was satisfied that the mo-
tion TO postpone would be fair test Of the Of
the House in reference to the BILL besides it would
be more respectful to the Military committee to let
| It go on with the bill and make the best it could OF
| The question recurrel en- the amendment to the
10Th section, which regulates the Subsistence De-
| partmeut.
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Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.
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1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiratien.
1t removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
Itcures nervous headache and Experimentation.
tcoOs, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
ltyields subdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses.and Opera Singers. 1t is
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Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Porfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
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HACAn,s MAGNOLIA HALm

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Attempt 10 lynch IL Negro
Murderer.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, April 4.-COnsid-
erable excitement h rs been caused from
mob endeavoring to rescue from the sheriff
a negro, who had committed murder, with
the intention of hanging him. A few SOL
diers have come to the assistance of the
sheriff. and are repelling the mob; but the
sheriff telegraphed to Louisville tor more
men, and company leave there for Bow
ling Green this evening.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
Arrest of Isham Henderson
Habens Corpus llisObeYed.

LOUISVILLE, April M.-By order of Gen.
Thomas, Isham Henderson was arrested
last night by Gen. Davis, commanding
this Department, to be sent to General
Thomas headquarters. To-day writ Of
United States District Judge Ballard was
served on Gen. Davis, who In accordance
with Gen. Thomas instructions, refused to
obey 1t. Henderson still remains here in
custody of United States officers. 10,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-25

New YORK, April 24.-The Savannah
Herald of the 2lst states that Capt. Duncan
demanded his trial should be remanded to
the civil courts, but the military commits
siOner refused. Governor jenkins has is
sued proclamation explanatory of the pO-
sition of the courts and the statutes under
the recent proclamation of PresidentJ John
son, in effect stating that the former statutes
are modified, not radically changed.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
The Court MRrIias-Tender Of the
Hermitage 10 the United STATES.

HHCH "HI'N1IeSO ~ IHIO y IHHHCNH R5t'HHOS'
NASHVILLE, April 4.-The court martial
met to-day. Mr.. Isham Henderson, whose
case was up for trial, not being present, the
court martial adjourned until tomorrow.
when it is expected he will be here.
In the Senate to-daya bill passed the first
reading, rendering the Mansion House at
the Hermitage, Jackson's residence, and
two hundred adjacent acres of ground, on
condition that the United States Govern
ment would establish upon it a
branch of West Point military academy,
or some other public institution. The re-
naming acres of the estate, about 300, are
to be sold, the proceeds to be applied to the
payments of bonds issued by the State in
payment for the whole property. Nf
y Weather cold and windy. River 25 feet
on the shoals, and still rising.
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New York Cattle Market-April "a.
The current prices for the week at all the markets

are:
BEEF CATTLE--First quality, per head SIG 81
or OO Fair to good, $l4 009l6 90; Common, Sl2 0C
@la SO; Inferior $Il 90 70 90. 1-.,. -.. .,
COWS AND CALvES-Extras, per head, $eO9
800: First quality $50 00d 80 co. Ordinary, SOS o.
@75 90; Common, $50 OOs6O co. Inferior, $40 OO9
so 90.
VEAL CALVES-F First quality, per lb, 1l@l9ci
Ordinary IODlic; Common, go l0c Inferior, q SIC.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Extras, per head, IS o.
a 90; Prime quality, 81 OO@8 co. Ordinary, IS 500
9 50; Common, 8 OOs5 So Inferior. 90 50 Z 50
SWINE Heavy corn fed, per lb, 9s<@l0c
Light and Medium, 9k99Xc; Still Fed, p@s%c.
WITH increased receipts the market for Beef Cat.
tie ruled heavy this week, and prices were fully lc
per ID lower. The Cattle were, generally good and
many Of them prime, but the market was oyerstock'
ed. The spectators were too confident in their
strength, and so Overshot the mark Some of the
best Cattle sold at l7c, and now and then little
higher was real zed.
Veal Calves dull and heavy irregular prices. and
nominala S@l0c. ~ f.tt tff,T
Sheep in moderate demand. p
Hogs dull, heavy and lower as above
The total receipts Of all stocks at all yardsfor this
week were as follows: Beeyes $685. Cows 49, Yea
Calves 224O, Sheep and Lambs u 900; Swine l0Oes!
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ALLCOCK,S POROUS PLASTER,S.

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER'S.
A celebrated physician says he was amazed at the
great number of beneficial indications produced by
one of these plasters. He afirms that headache
cured by one worn just below the breast bone tha
placed over the navel will Mysteries, as vel
as dysentery and afTections.of the bowels"
pa. CURE OF VARIC0SE VEINS. -,,
tv ~ S4--c,uC CfTY PoINT. Va, january q, 1865.
T. ALLCocK a Co.-Seeing your notice in the Po-
lice Gasette, got fourof your Porous Pasters and
placed them on the parts where the gains were most
severe, and inless than twelve hours could walk as
well as ever. Icould hardly believe it, was SO we'll
pleased. wanted to see if the lameness would
come back on me or not, 50 did mere walking that
day than bad done in week. The next day Ihad
some pain in my hip, but ] put on plaster there
and in two hours the pain was all gone. nor have
felt tsince Certainly theyAre best application
for the relief and cure Of pains in the joints and
back, and for varcose Or enlarged VEINS Ihave ever
known, and Iwould not be without them on any ac-
count. Yours. truly, a.gIl.G .ft tW
apr9-d&wlm JOSEPH GATEWOOD.
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New ORLEANS, April 24.-Dr. Pierce, of
Georgia, accepted the invitation to give the
history Of Methodsm to the Conference.
General Candy refuses habedS corpus to
Government agents.
Crevasses below are widening and the
levee commissioners are making efforts to
stop it. Floods above are increasing.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

FLoUR-Scarce and in good demand. Sales at
20 IS to $40 90 for red and gil 90 all 80 fer white
WHEAT-Scarce and firm. Red$l 1901 80; White
CORN-Saes at 40c.
OATs-30c.
RYE-Sales AT G0c.
HAY-Sales at $7lDs 90.
BEAEs-Saes at 81 90.
SALT-Rules at 81 s593 90 per Dbl and firm.
FIsH-Whte rule at $ls OO920 OOper bol.
BARLEY--NOminal. No sales.
Broom CORE-Sl SO.
FLAX SEED-Sales at 90 2592 so per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 75.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-NOminal.
Pro IRoN-H.. B. No. !, $j5; No. s52 &53 90, G
b.. none in market.
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The sales at the four auction warehouses Of this
CITY, including reviaws for che current tobacco year,
amount to ~, ,O07 hhds.
The sacs during the week, ending this evening.
including reviews. amount TO 1886 hhis, with relee-
tiOn of bids on l22 hhds.
The sales to-day, including reviews, amount TO
llG hhds with rejection of bids on u hhds.
The market auring the past week has been gener-
ally buoyant, but somewhat Irregular: frlces. on
the whole. have been pretty well maintained al
though the market closes n shade weaker
The inquiry for good tobacco continue+actiVe, and,
il commands high prices. Infer 1r grades more
neglected. but prices are steady at quotations We
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Now WORM moneY Inrket-AprII 2l.

MONEY-Quiet at per cent on call loans.
GObD-A shade frmer ooening at 1867, declin-
ing to 1865, advancing to l27 and closing At l264
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Active and decid-
edly frmer.
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Reu.ovetI from his old Once.

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nea
High street, Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
for series Of years the trea ment Of certain pri
vate diseases. He may beconsulted at his Office
broadway, near the Exchange Bank
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