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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

We learn from The Washington correspondent Oh 'e F"
ladelpha Ledger ha few days since In washington tue
creditors of Texas held meeting, Gen. Leslie Coomos pre-
siding The net of the Legislature of Texas abandoning
the five millions of dollars reserved 10 the United Stotes
Treasury together with the Interest and premium o 'e
stock 10 the United States aud enqushng also the lex
an claims Of 600 for Indian spoatlons or Inc use OF
the creditors leaving the mode OF settlement 70 0onses'
the Texan delegation aud the CREDITORS SUBJECT however
tho approval Of the Legislature of Texas was considered
voruby aod every confidence expressed IN me rec"u'e
judgment and wisdom Of General Rusk Of FeHas VINO us
the honor Of representing State 10 pars In the uneo
State, Senate. committee appointed 10 ac' 10 oe
halt Of creditors composed Of Messrs Homan heeo
Coombs Wilson and Lenare before the Texas Delegation
aud before Congress Tue meeting separated 10 loc most
perfect harmony.
THR DEPOT QUEST rloN sErrLED.-The Directors
d Tho Richmond and York River Rail Road have selected
,bs lots rendered them BY the City Council for Depot 10
,hi cv These lots are situated Wythe, Henry and
ps,don soua,es on the soulh side of Mao between 22d
aud 2sh streets The price Ied by the Council was sso
per front foot. This location tor Depot "pne' ' W"
road will enter the city by way OF kocKeVs'
NORFOLK DELEGATloN.-The following gentlemen
have been appointed 10 represent. Norfolk In the CONNER
o,. Convention a, Charleston on the 10th Of April Every
smbe, Of the Delegation the Norfolk papers INFORM u'
s,,,ds nledeed to attend the Convention Norfolk ha'u
roy take, deep Interest 10 the objects sought 10 Do F'o
mo,ed by this commercial gathering
Cal Mver Myers, Hugh 3. Grshy, Dr. Francis maslo,y'
Dr W n McKsunsy Solomon Cherry VIM; " rooG',s G
IT, VIM swar JOS s2Ta.ey Tn' nvIsnd M JANE, y
Lesh JOS r. Allyn, NJ c. King Moore Captain yas
Co.nick L. Il. Chandler R. H. Stevens, Iohn Lovese
VIM Harrison asndIs" r. s"bason 9so 'ISW Esw Hardy T
II. Hodges 8. r. Borum, Christopher na"' WV "1''
3. Reaydop, Huptsg Weod's'
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IS 100000
Total receipts,

Total receipts, '000o'oo~
For the months succeeding the lst January, 1854 the
consumption of the three countries would require NOT ices @
than As 900 bushels Whea; per moaih W
BUSHELS The whole question now is does II exist here on
hand} Any man can answer this point for himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
65 100000

36 UUU,UUU
Of this supply up tho 9th January 1854, there had
Wv Bushels.
, r,o,, p,,ob ssa u 900 QUO
o. .. ' tIn;,nd SI.tpa 10000 600
. ~ sa,c 5000 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
NE" THING ENTIRELY.

Spying III. subscriber Fancy Ill., Ruchbrlge county, Va,
AID ches:erdsId' which have been P,svo4sy sold
Courl Crye Richmond, on ,hc es Monday March,
@ O. s,n % ss n 15g day S NE Mn1.snl mSn'nY a.,
wang unis AID firm Of P. Rs yuolds Co. Pitts
The lniUa Seam ship Company DeAs
Ia and upon attachment, rs!urnrd executed
and M twenty a wing oadO
t that he defendants above named Iesden, Of 's
oes ,5 5o' sad es tho nrS
Aay My ne1 and do What Is necessary Oproec' ho'r u's-
Xlss i3-ew4w Eus ROBINSON, Clerk
VlRa!NiA..At Rules he'd e the csrl' Office OF he Clf
lsst. tSsloy hrst Monday The months,
Laura Ives Mary C Ives, Henry C. Ives other Des
!oaa Ende deceased administrator ueorse
BY the a,s r Sswa and
n"ds iced 81 Ins @ Sm R paos ~ 70 G lance ne
against William Iuotard uatdan OF Henry C. andM
M os s M ss Ger s e e
bound; lo dses asan', John Erd=r M a, eIecuor
John Enler, deceased be 'abo administrator Of said
sss t. 3 y s U me bao
made and fled tat he move n.ned residents Of
Rss t. be no.n IN the Ccrs ocs o The said Court On The rs
Aonay May anil d wha; necessary poeet heirnter
M.Ien IS ~cw4w Eus ROBINSON. Clark
Vi0Gi NaIss SsI5 ~ iao c?Fss 0d1eso g!i
(o.tns ae first Monday ln the moath,)
Levi. Z. Harvie, trustee. rl,l.
against
Joh B Randolph John Randolph Mary O. Randolph Emily C.
a,od,loh George G. Kaudo.on and other Defts.
The uojsct instruction Of the Court az
viii OF ts2bnel!a
whether
hs T., and 1 esr wi h1Spg d:
lisrucons 10 the
al fund; ana affidavit hnvnS been maje
:, me above named ue non cens OF ls
m the said Defendants nntlncd 10 appear O. e
rules ae Clerks Office OF tho aiu Cou or hs n
Mntr t, aex do what necessary ~ protect heir"e
lsst,In ,hi'su. A hCcpy-Teste, 49,, non,xso. c.,r
March l3-csiw EOS - NoolSSO.H 1S--
held Clerks O0os Of me Cfeult
Cou.to the OF ch,nont 9Th Of March, 1854 oe'ng
the first Monday tho month =, .e w.,
Johnson, OF tho last wi! and testament o. 1T '
I. Johnson, deceased. i@'u'N
u Of this su 10 10 ooan discovery from the de
the original claim, uniting 10 6<e1o WIN
cm luh Of February l for which na3
Petersburg, the - oa!
1916 John p. lor ihc oenen
kn ag Ls plaintiffs not iouhoeo "noJ one
raoln ,ie founded, Tor discovery ss W
Sta. Mas The .ue r,de auc 10 stay al ol
proceedings uroa Judgment oo!alncd III the
county t.nrco, az its way etn .o'- ~
Of dechdlnt, r. w Waslna aS un tue fsin:lH snu
6cd that the d:fedlhs dooYo name'
II, a, rhe rue holden s Cerks oeise o inc
Court Moaiay 10 May NEXT un 40 wac. is
'S,trh "a ew3x ELS ROBINSON. Clerk:
VyInGINIA.-lN CuANCESY.-a Rules held IL lac CiStse @
ifn;s Of the Circuit Court ot hnS "!I'1n soNu''' "
tay, ;he 6.h day March, 1851: p,,,,,is.
Crouch,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

DY nITCHIEs s. PRYOR.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH II. 1854.
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uANU.- bs Peruvian Guuno; ecu bbls best aiux
a.fsL s!~ss 'ss''''As 'na ''' a5su W. FRY soNs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

L NESS. BRONCHITIS, WuO0PING. COUGH, CRoVP,
NA, AND CONSUMPTION. GTS>-
70 CURE A COLD, WITH HEADACHE 1 NGG
AND SORENESS OF TIE B0Df,-take E:;SS
The CHERRY pE:ToRAL on going 10 bed, and 81 SSSXV
wrap up warm. 10 swea' durag the night [NrG[<
FOR A COLD AND COUCH take II morn. M,f..S
ns, noon evening, according 10 directions p; "
tie bottle End the difficulty will soon DO y /Sa-t
Ismoved None will long suffer from this trou. ECLsfE
be whom they find Il can b. readily cured s!la
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Correspondence OF tho EnquiYer.
1uT itatrs uiM Spain -Rer Problbls Courss Tic Eng
Ais oaa French Agiarse lis importance to usIacreass
oF w.. N,-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28

Stock remaining 10 the United States,
The demand to lst August, 1854. may bs estlr
Ist. CnnsumptIsn Of Unned States, 3 months,
at 8 900 900 bushels,
%. Demand for Expectation, for the next
months. at the average for the past 7 months,
Of 3 millions bushels pe' month,
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Deficiency Of supply ls March, 1854, bushels 100000
domestic consumption and expectation Of IL millions
bushels per month"; would exhaust the entire STOCK
BY lat May 1854.
Admitting the deficiency OF Wheat 10 France, Great bf
ain and Holland of crop OF le53 was ls0 OF
even 100 600 600 bushels only source OF supply Is ou
Estimated Eiz deficiency, bushels lOo,ooo,o 900
! RIsck SEN 2O0GO 600
, i1nited States 10000 OGD
D. oa"'c - 65 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-28
.vEU,S CtIEEUY PECTORAL,

VIoR THE RAPID CURE Of COUGHS, COLDS MOAESE'
4 NESS BRONCHITIS, WIIOoPING COUGH, GROUP, aSTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

From Albany.
SALE or TBE HUDSON AND BERKSHIRE RAILROAD.
ALBANY, Nov. q, 1854
In days past. when the Legislative and financial officers
our State rendered the credit OF the State
to rckety railroad companies the Hudson and Berkshire
road some thirty miles In extent supplied with one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars OF Statebonis upon
loan the interest upon which was paid for year or
two Then the road became so dllapidated that new
raj, must be laid the road abandoned The Legisla
ture induced 10 surrender the State lien In order
that two hundred thousand dollars might be- borrowed
in order to lay down a 7 rail.
The interest upen those bonds was discontinued to be
met some two years since, when Comptroller Wright in
accordance with vested power, advertised the road,
together with all its appurenances for sale. The bond
holders interfered and the sale has been postponed
from time to time until to-day when II took place at the
Capitol in this city At two O'Clock Comptroller Cook
announced the c6ndonsa certain small per cent down
in cash. and the remainder In two separate nstaments
Gentlemen said the Comptroller, how much will
you give for the Hudson Berkshire RailroadY How
much zone hundred and fifty thousand dollars" said
George H. Powers, of Hudson. "One hundred and fifty
thousand" echoed the Comptroller. "who says more
Ii no more offered % como hundred and ffty-hve
thousnd,n said f. H. Chaplin, President OF the Albany
and Boston road "only hundred and fifty
five thousand 7, exclaimed the Comptroller. "Is
that no, small amount for whole railroadf asked
that officer "Gentlemen, II you are done bidding, shall
sell Tor H. amount--it is sold"
There we're some twenty persons present, but those
we're the only two bids made. The amount sold fog N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

WAR WITH SARDINIA We learn from Genoa
that our Minister to Sardinia, Mr.. Daniels, has
been expelled from club Of gentlemen at
Turin, probably In consequence Of his having
written celebrated letter, ha dly less interest.
ing than the mi.sives Of Mr.. Soule. What will
the Cabinet at Washington cay to this insult to
our national honorf Are we to quietly submit
to the indignity Of hav ng our Ministers expelled
out Of good society all over Europe? Let US
have war with Sardinia, as well as with Spain and
France. We wait for becoming notice Of these
outrages in the forthcoming message. II the
Emperor Of Russia has to contend with the
allied Western Powers, we may have war
with the allied Eastern Powers before any one
knows 1t. Where is Dobbin and bis navy?
BELMONT, THE RoTHsCHIIDs AND THE CABINET
Accidentally, the article from the
Washipg ton Union, in defence of Mr.. August
Belmont, which should have appe red In yes
terdoy's HERALD, was omitted. We publish il
TO day, and invite our r. aders to read il and
orr remarks, end Judge for thems. Ives. W,
have merely touched upon some Of the leadin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22
Markets.
MONEY AFFAIRS IN CINCINNATI, ETC., ETC.

MONEY AFFAIRS IN CINCINNATI, ETC., ETC.
CINcINSArl Nov. Il, 1854.
Money matters continue to improve in this city Elk"
change has further declined and bills on new YORK are
one per cent. premium. Bankers are checking On SdM
York to-day at two per cent premium In exchange for
Ohio State Eank Of Indiana and Kentucky bank bills at
par Hogs are firm at SO 90 81 90. The whole num-
Der received date fully AZ 0O0 against 600 at the
same time Last year.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1854.
Our stock market dull and heavy this morning.
Sales made of Reading r, at 81 Morris Canal,
10Z Long Island R, Tx Pennsylvania X, 4Oh !,
Pennsy ania State ves TO- The rates for money nave
undergone change.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1854.
Cotton is trife lower Sales to-day 5000 bales
Middling is quoted at shc Flour has further ad
Mess Pork Is selling at 500 $22 Cotton freights to
Liverpool, I'd.
The sales of cotton here to-day, amounted to 400
bales at prices ranging from 7c to 9c in the aggre
gate.
The cotton market is dull Sales made to-day Of
1850 bales at prices ranging from &C. 49, sAs
Flour.-There Is good demand for Aoar The receipts
continue light and the stock hand Is small. Sales
OF the day were 500 bbl at % % IS SO for good
choice Upper Lake, So so SO rs for good to fancy
supply of wheat continues good, with fair demand
Sales made of 10000 bushels at IL 98 81 for
white Michigan, 81 10 for red Michigan and 81 SO for
Wisconsin. Corn-The receipts Of continue light,
and the demand fair Sales OF 900 bushels made
at tsc. &c., mostly at the latter figures. Oats-The
supply Of oats good and the demand moderate Sales
rs, 600 bushels Mt Al &c Whiskey-Whiskey is firm
nd in good demand. Sales Of 100 bbfs at 3Sc. Canal
asst twenty -four hours-Flour, 5,349 bbls.; wheat,
e,e25 bushels; corn, Is, go do; rye, 1882 do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. n, 1854.
BY the steamship Black Warrior we are in receipt or
Havana dates TO the 10th inst.
The Delta says II has received information from an
authentic source, to the effect that the inhabitants Of
Cuba were generally in state Of the widest
and contemplated important rising in the course of
few days. The same paper also publishes bold and
energetic proclamation, issued by the Cuba Club Of
Terrcrists"
The other New Orleans papers without any infor-
nation in confirmation OF the above and discredit ths
report.
The Governor Of Trinidad is reported to be held pr
soner in Havana.
Arrived at Havana, 14th inst, ships Metropolis Pa
cife; Mary c. White, Pawtucket Bertha Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

CmD BURNED TO DsAm-Yesterday Coroner VIII
helm held inquest at l2s varck street. upon the body
Of child four and half years Of age named William
ward who came to his death by his clothes catching
FIRE ut the stove during the temporary absence OF his
mother Monday last. Verdict accordingly.
FouSD DRowSrp.-Coroner Gamble held an Inquest
upon the body Of unknown man, who was found
drowped in the water foot of Murray street verdict u
found drowned" was rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22
Court Calendar-This Day.

UNITED STATES DIETRICH CouRr-Nos. 9, is, so, SO, 81,
81, 70 to Is.
SUPREME Cot Rr-Genersl term--Non- enumerated mo.
tons and Nos &C. 1o6 12e 81, loo 1876, 40, 13s lao,
tncunsso 800, u.s. sls, sso ga, DAT, 4ls, sls, $50,
$50, ia, 767, 6S7, 666.
surKRioR CouRr -four branches)-Nos soa, TAT, 7s1,
412 lo22h 1882 $685. 52s 1885, 1o61 $780, esq., col AIS,
S6o loln lo2. 6io, $40, 4sl 71S, loss 1922 1921
IloS lIoe i1o7 llos lios lllo I'LL, l1l2, 7os 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

forfynv thousand dollars less than the individual
bonds and the proceeds of the sale are to be divided
pro rata among the unfortunate bondhoders State
loses its one hundred and fifty thousand dollars besides
interest for several years. and the good tax
payers quietly foot the bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22
From Canada.
TRIAL IN THE LEGISLATURE FOR SENDING A

QUEBEC, Nov. 81, 1854.
This afternoon, Mr.. John Gleason, advocate, was
brought to the bar of the House Of the Legislative
Assembly for sending challenge to Mr.. Caasaut, a
member Of the House. The Of offence was some
questions put to Mr. Gleason BY Mr. Cassaut before
election committee Mr.. Gleason, acknowledging his
error, was discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22
-uhaIc on the Jersey Coast.

~ ~AYE ISLAND N. j., Nov. 81 1856
y Using about of here within G.
very large whale is cri hut IA vet no attemnt rs
quarter Of mile Of the shore, .f nroror ;r,,o
been made to capture 1t for want
ments.
The Yellow Fever at New Orleans.
NYw ORLEANS, Nov. u, 1854.
The total number Of deaths in this city from yellow e
yer during the past week was 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22
Total Destruction OF Placlsie's Theatre, the
Varieties.

Varieties.
New ORLEANS, Nov. q, 1854.
Placide's theatre, the Varieties in Gravcr street,
caught Ere at three O'Clock this Tuesday morning. in
the scenery the stage and totally destroyed The
entire wardrobe also It is believed Is lost There
insurance the building and but three thousand dol
lars the wardrobe. The Ravel Family had just
menced engagement there and have lost very heav
~ Mr. Pacde sleeping in the building at the time
and narrowly escaped with his lfe from third story
-indow. The lossis estimated at $4,000.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

"Progresssion as the Order of the DAY.
GEN. p. +. BURGOYNE,
S now in town, as large as life, an
twice as natural,
AT HIS NEW STORE,
Opposite Powers and Kinney's, with tremen
dous stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
Fine Shirts. under Shirts, Drawers. Hosiery
CT all kinds, Socks, Cravas OF the la,eststyles,
selected by himself, in Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, just before the late great break.
down in the east, which enables him to under.
sell the world on anything in his line.
HATS AND CAPS,
Of all styles and prices. always up to the Fash.
ions, constantly on hand.
The General pays particular attention to
Making Suits to Order,
aud spares no pains 10 make complete fits.
The Generals new quarters are commodious
and what is better, he has filed them with the
largest, richest and best steck of Goods ever
brought to Plpmou,h. Call and See and be con
viuced that od fokyism in business must sue
cuub 10 enterprise, and that the General can
and does sell cheaper than the cheapest. lie
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
DAY g NTRMLANjDe

DAY q NTN5FLANDo
HAVING purchased McDonough's entire
IL stock of Goods, and at such prices that
they can snd will sell
MORE GOODS FOR A DOLLAR
than any other firm in town-none EXCEPTED
and all who wish to test this point, will please
give US call. We are happy to inform the
public that We have received from New York,
splendid assortment of
Hmw @O@D asa
such as Wool and half-Wool Merinos,
DeLaines, splendid lot,
Long Shawls,
Cloths, every description,
Cassimeres o choice lot,
Satinets,
Sleeps Grcys,
Tweeds,
Jeans, SC.
all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
We heartily extend this invitation to all, but
more particularly to those who have formerly
patronized our friend McDonough, as it will
save considerable time, trouble, expense and
shoe-leathcr. in looking for another place to
trade. All who wish to
PURCHASE GOODS CHEAP,
should not fail to call at the store formerly oc-
cupied by r. McDonough.
DAY s. KIRKLAND.
Plymouth, December, II, 1S53.-n9
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
eommfrtial Mattns.
Plymouth Market.

PIrHOurH, January 2l.
whest-saies veremsdc, to-day, at redSl 90,
whits 81, l,25, with but little Offering.
oats-As last reported Sales were made
to-day, at esei good demand, and but little
arriving.
COrn-In good demand at zoe new. in the
ear, and 5se old.
Clover seed-SSles have been made, for the
last few days, at $3.50.
Timothy ,ccd-Sales were made at from 81 so
to s., co according to quality.
Flax Seed-But little offering; demand is
good, however, at 81 90 e bu.
Buck wheat-Sales were made to-day atS To
3se
Dried Fruit-Apples, SLIP; Peaches $3.50
impaired, So, so pared. Good demand.
Bcans-sales at TOO 100.
Butter-Remains as last quoted. Sales at
l2. cts.
Eggs-Readily sold at l2lc; demand much
greater than supply.
Salt-Remains at S., ,25, fine.
Fish-white $3.50, half bbls; $500 bbls.
Sole Leather-Remains as last reported
Sales at 22@25c.
Flour-Retailing at 800 q Dbl.
Tallow-In good demand at lOc.
Lard-In good demand at &c.
Pork--Sales were made to-day at S3, so.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

DiED-In Plymouth. Sunday, the 10Th inst,
alter short illness, MARY E., wife of T. S. Bo-
dine, in the 9th year of her age.
Mrs. D. has for several years past suffered
ash afiiiction, which she bore with fortitude and
resignation. A husband and daughter, with
numerous relativesand acquaintance mourn her
loss
Leaves have their time to fall,
AAd Aowers to wither at the north winds breath
But thou'st all seasons for thine own O Deathl
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
1atsst by GsIsgraph.
w.,u,Sorus, Jan. 10

The Union OF TO dsy con'sins another
strong editorial disspPrO,isg Of all sPe-
cial legislation; rela,ive to tie great Dem
e-r.tie principles; showing that President
Piercs or bis cabine, have, or that they
will no, give any cOuntenince on The
government Of the people; pointing une !.
qu:vocal 10 the veto power. The above
don't poin, TO anything else .-RfPOrtn.
IL is rumored that President Pierce has
opened his ego. and has. himself, required
this emphatic expression of the Union.
In the Senate, Mr.. Redfeld, Collector
of New York, wls favorably reported on
a week ago by The Committee on CON-
msrce. The Senate has been in Caucus
and "a Senators arc ascer aimed TO be ia
vorable 10 his confirmation.
President Pierce has issued his procla'
nation against the Expedition now being
fitted out in California, and elsewhere, in
she United States, for the invasion OF Mex
;co, and calls on all good citizens to pre-
vent, by all lawful means, such criminal
enterprises.
There is rumor here Of a duel between
Jeff. Davis and Senator Foote.
Mr.. Gadsden, our Minister to Mexico
hastelesraphed shatihe treaty with Mexico
ishonorble u both the countries. II will,
no doubt, be ratified by the Senate. tho
some Senators are opposed 10 it, under
the supposition that it cedes 10 US only
the Messilla Valley, which they contend
always belong TO us under the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidalgo; but the valley embra.
-ces only 5000 square miles, while the ter.
ri,ory cedcd contains $4,000.
The Independent democrats in Congress
are about TO issue an address to the coun.
try, setting fort, their objections TO the
Nebraska Bill, and appealing for help to
defeat 1t.
In the House, 10 day, the Commi, ee on
Military Affairs were instructed to inquire
into the expediency of constructing road
from Salt Lake TO California.
In the Senate resolution was adopted
as to the proprie,y of extending the Law
regulating the pensions Of widows of the
Revolution and widows Of soldiers of the
War ot 1912.
Mr.. Gwin offered a resolution Of in
curry as to the disposal of the Naval for
ces Of the United States at the time tn,
Sonora Expedition left California, o'
which warm debate arose.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW IUhh, VuHW"5J RV'
Flour-Narket for Western and State Flour
less active and prices 64c easier for low grades,
but firm for the better grades. ales at 1906
@9.1sa for mixed to fancy Michigan, and
common to good Ohio.
Grain--Dcmand for Wheat good. Sales good
southern red $1,95 Cats buoyant and plenty
at 51@5S! for state and western. Corn-9l
@92 for western mixed.
Butter-Better and in request at l2(Gl4c for
Ohio. Cheese more saleable at 0a94al {c.
Lard firm and n request, at 93aloc.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
SANDuSkY MARKET.

Office of the Sandusky Register, Jan. 81.
wheat-white, $l,25@1,3O; Red $l,l8@
1920.
Flour-At the mill we quote Sandusky City
at 1875 by dray-load, and Bay City $3.50.
Corn-20@25c in the ear. Little arriving.
oats-Little arriving. Quoted at S1@37c. {.
Fish-white at 81 so bbls and a4,oO hlf-bbls.
Salt-By the carload at So u Dbl.
Hogs-Dresscd Hogs have been selling during
the week, at $4,OO u 100 lbs.
Potatoes are selling at size % bu.
Apples-according to quality-37a@ a@75c.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21
HARRIsBURGH, Jan. 10

In the House this morning, resolution
was offered relative 10 the Erie troubles,
expressive Of the desire of the Legisla
sure to redress the wrongs of Erie, but re-
questng them to respect the laws, and de.
cisions Of tie Courts until tho matter is
settled.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-21

nA- ALL PERSONS knowing themselves
indebted to WEBER & COURTRIGHT, will
save cost and trouble, by calling at their old
store room, or on J. W. BEEKNAN, in Plymouth,
Immediately, and making payments, as the &C.
counts must all bopaid by the 1st day of March
next, or otherwise satisfactorily arranged
JOHN W. Bel KHAN,
lift Assignee of Webber g. Courtright.