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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
Union Neetlng at Baltimore.

Baltimore, Jan. 0-The Union meeting to night was
immense and enthusiastic and unequaled by any demon
stration in Baltimore for mSDy years.
Not less than ten thousand we're present. and the par
ties who attempted to disturb the meeting by dsunlon
cries were hustled out 10 double quick time amid
for the Union and Major Anderson, and immense cheers
for Governor Hicks.
proposition for cheers for Yancey caused rush for
the proposr that caused the police to protect the party
from Violence The secessoniss soon abandoned their
Collins Reverdy johnson and W. Bradford, abound.
ing 10 Union sentiments were listened to and applauded
to the echo The resolutions embodied the sentiments
Of Wsshington's Farewell address. They fol.
lows
RssoIued, That the present condition Of ourcouutry,
conciatloD concession and self sacrifice and that
ball with thankful and hopeful hearts, the patriotic Of
forts now being made in Congress- for settlement
trust forever Of the dangerous question at issue,
some constitutional, just and equitable principle and
that such Of state and States, whether Of the
end will challenge the place In the affections Of
the country and those who may refuse to lend their aid
10 this holy purpose, Justly expect, as they will be
10 receive the condemnation and reprobaton OF the
present as wellas the future ages
ResoIped, atvsrious Nohen States have passed laws
usually called personal liberty laws which we believe to
be In violation Of the Constitution Of the United States
Of ass Of Congress passed pursuant thereto and with
the sacred obligations which those States TO the
country and that we appeal TO the constitutional
duty patriotism honor justice and the brotherhood OF the
people Of those States respectively to repeal those laws
by every means In their power to put down the ag
gressons Of their people thepecuar institution of the
founded discomfort and complaints oil their brethren
the Southern States, and which, II not removed, vii
prove fatal to Union we'll those vital interes
which ought to bind US together as one people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
spsoial Dispa 4 tchss to the New York Press.

Nav York, Jan. 16.-A special Washington despatch
10 the Post says: Moses Kelley late Chief Clerk In the
Department Of the INTERIOR under Secretary Thompson,
Is his and Is now In discharge Of the duties
General DIX Of New YORK, Is reported to have been
offered the War Department.
special despatch to the New York Commercial
says:
The dispatches from the South have thrown the
SouherneIs here into great state Of excitement The
Southern members Of Congress declare that the Presi.
dent and Congress must recognize the right and fact OF
secession and order the evacuation OF the forts and
the surrender Of the other public property at the
South.
The Vice President abandons all hope Of peace unless
the Crlttenden propositions are adopted.
In some quartersa Southern Provisional Government
talked Of and Senator nunteris mentioned as PTes"
dent, JeG. Davis, CommanderinOh'ef Of the army,
and Senator Mason as secrearV Of Foreign affairs.
NEW YORK; Jan. 1.-THE Tribune states as fact that
Mr. Lincoln has rendered Henry Winter Davis Of Bat
morea seat In his Cabinet.
The Herald correspondent Washington 10th says
The following dispatch has Just been received here
from Charleston, IL o'clock at night too late to get
answer required. lis the Brooklyn ordered to Char
lson2 fso you will hear tomorrow Of Of blood
shed unparalleled In civEed country II the President
s in earnest be prevent BY dispatch to the Gov
ernor or Major Anderson. Though him will end all
compromises II goes on, and the best blood Of the coun'
try viii make gulf time cannot hea Let me hear from
you at once.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
New York Market ,

fTuRaRLPHEp yoR THE OHIO gTATRsMAH
NEw YORK, Jan. IL,
ASHEs-steady fair demand 30 bbls 5 pots and
pearls.
FLoUR-recepts2 9, ,929 bbls. msrket Sc. better; S5-
500 SEQ for extra State; S5354o Tor super western
e5,5p5a5 for medium extra western, and S5 e0R5 OC
for inferior to good shipping ands extra Round Hoop
Ohio. Canada -four shade better; 800 bbls at SIS 65
7,25
RYE FLoUR--steady at s3,35Dl,I5.
WHEAT-receipts 958 bush. ; market a shade frmer
with moderate export demand; sales go 900 bush at
$i,le for No. Chicago spring; SI,27HI3O for infe-
Ior to prime Milwaukee club; 81 37Rl;38 for winter
Iedi $3.50 for white Michigan; Sl6O for choice white
Canada.
RRE-quietat at 70975c.
BARLEY-quIet aud nominally unchanged.
UOhN-hrm, with moderate demand; sales A5 900
bushels at 97e for mixed Western In store and dev
cred.
oATs-steady at sGss7c for Western, Canada aud
State.
PoRK-GuIet and Arm; aal.s $50 bbs a. S17 for new,
and Sl39Sl3 ~ for prime.
BEEE-quiet and steady; sales so bbIs,
CUT MEATS-quiet and firm
LARD-quiet and steady; sales 100 bbs. at l0KQDllc
BUTTER-in fair request at l09l5 for Ohio aud lla
oHEEsE-steady at 99l0Hc.
I 1910. '' wv '''''
sroCKs-higher with more activity. Money rates
without farther variation and the supply Is ample with
only ample oal. tterine excbange-mcst business In
banEer's bills, at l059l05h; & 4 SAX; NJ & NJ I2;
y 24&; III. script 7S, NJ 8 quoted at "a; r %;
Hpd a: Erie 3sA; NJ 67X; Erie asserted 57H; NY
o Tx; Cumb. eH; Canton 141; Cal. seven's S7; Ill
G bonds 94i Mo. skies rex; Va. skies rs l9; NO 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
From Georgia.

ArousTA, Ga, Jan, 10 The Cha rles.on Coarier
Of day, says that about half past o'clock yesterday
morning, the steamer Gen. Ciuch discovered the Star
Of the West and sgnaed the fact Of her approach to
the occupants OF the ba ttery on Morris Island.
As soon as the signals were by those on guard
there Morris Island astr with at their posts,
before the order could be given 10 prepare for ion
They remained In axiey and suspense, but ready for
what they believed was sure to come, volley from
Fort sumpter
The Star the West rounded the point took the ship
channel inside the boat and proceeded straight forward
until opposite Morris Island, about threequarters Of
mile from thebattery ball then fred athwart the
bows OF the steamer The star the West displayed the
stars and stripes AZ the flag was unfured the
forthcaton fired succession Of heavy Shots The YES,
sci continued IN her course with increased speed buwo
shots taking effect upon her she concluded 10 retire.
Fort Moutrie fred few shots at her. but she was out
Of her range The damage to the Star Of the West was
tri0ng only two out Of seventeen shots took effect
upon her. Fort sumpter made no demonstration at q
port hole where guns were run oAt, bearing on Morris
Island.
fAueusrA, Jan. l0-one hundred guns were fred her
to-day In honor Of Of the ordinance Of secc
sion hy Mississippi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lO.-A despatch from Mr. Kett to
the secessonsts gives the details Of the firing, and aayi
tnat four balls struck the steamers hull.
portion Of the despatch was confidential to Southern
Senator's but Is understood that 1t urges them to
main In their seats to defeat Objectionable legislation
and the confirmation Of Mcintyre as Collector OF the port
Of Chareston.
Senator wigfal publicly declares that the palmetto
dsg will be able to waive at Charleston until every gun
OF Fort Moultrie Is dismounted.
Reliable authority says that the Star OF the West will
be sent to Charleston unless the President changes his
mind with ample naval force TO engage tho several bat
eres while the runs and lands her and cargo.
Is intima,ed in official circles, that Ste Revenue
Cutter Harriet Lane, and the FIigate Brooklyn
will accompany her on her next effort. Senator
Paice hss yielded to outside pressure and until IN
still ressts. lnis Gsuni6n movement In biinGus 10
headed by Custom House officers who special friends
Of Mr.. Thomas, Secretary of the Treasury.
Much remark Is excited by the transfer Of $50 900 In
specie from the sub Treasury In New York; to this city,
without any sufficient reason being assigned. This unu.
sual proceeding is not understood in financial circles,
and the pretended explanations are by no means salts
factory.
officers in Ft Sumpter arrived by the Southern boat 1t
stated that the Charleston people refused to harbOr
them In thatc city
It is generally credited that General Dix will DO ap
pointed Secretary Of the Interior, IT, indeed, his appoint
ment be not already made.
The President not disposed to select any Southern
men.
tend to call meeting of the Committee on Commerce
to consider the appointment Of Mr.. Mcintyre as COec
tor OF Charleston
The Senate Territorial Committee have authorized Semi
a'or Green to report bill organizing the territory
Pixies Peak.
Senator Green has submitted bill to Senator Seward
for the purpose Of getting his approval.
There are amendments to this bill which have moi
heretofore beeen incorporated In the territorial bills
One 4, the rights Of private property The
other prohibiting the territorial legislature from nerer
ing with, egsatIng against private properly. Th'ss
amendments supposed TO be Objectionable to the Re-
publcans and hence the bill has been submitted to Mr.
Seward
The national volunteers held meeting tonight for
the purpose Of protecting aud extending their military
organisation,
One OF the resolutions adopted IS as follows: We will
oct In the event Of the withdrawal Of Maryland and Vir
gInla from the Union In such manner shall best
cure ourselves and those States from the evils of for
olgn and hostile government within and near theft
borders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

ApvERrlsISo. .--"There are but few people,
says the Boston Courier, "who understand the
law of advertising. The few who do UNDER
stand it invariably succeed and amasa fortunes
There is not solitary exception to this rule.
The law of advertising, clearly understood and
obeyed, enables the advertiser to realize the
abounding truth there Is in one Of the proverbs
of Solomon; "There Ia that scattereth and yet
inereaseth F" And he who mlaunderstands the
law Of advertising, or fails to give obedience
TO 1t, will surely realize the other half Of the
same proverb. "There is that withboldeth more
than is meet, but i. tendeth to poverty" Ad-
vertisiug to be successful as a means Of busl-
ness, should not be spaemodic and intermittent,
but continuous. Persevered in, It always yields
reward. There So no such word as fai! to the
persistent advertiser"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

.,>>THE NEGRO MILITARY COMPANY The Quar-
ter-Master General, while denying in his re-
sponse to the resolutions Of inquiry adopted by
the House of Representatives, that any military
company Of negroes organized in this city, has
received United States arms, omits to state
whether there is any such company in existence
as he was required to do by the House resolu-
tions. The Gazette of to day afirms that there
ls "in existence a military company Of colored
men at the Capitol of Ohio" but tries to make
light Of the matter, by saying that the members
of the company have organized it "for no other
purpose, under the sun, than for their own
amusement"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
RoMANon.-But moor Miss squeers! Her an

RoMANon.--But poor Miss squeers! Her an
ger, rage, and vexStiop, the rapid succession Of
bitter and passionate feelings that whired
through her mind, as she surveyed, frat, the
biscuit, then tho pastry, &c., which was spread
before the gaze Of her fastidious guests! How
che vowed that Salaratus had been her ruinj
that but for the eccentric and unaccountable Pc
cullarities of this preparation, she should at
that moment have astonlshed the assembled
company with creamy cakes and delicious
pastry. If she had only used D. B. De Land g.
Cos. salaratus, which is perfectly pure and
reliable, che would have been spared all thiD
modification. She procured De eLand's sGlaratus
the very next day, Of her grocer, and has had no
auch trouble since! II can be purchased from
any good grocer, and issold at Wholesale by
the Manufacturers, at Fairport, Monroe County,
N. Y, and by the principal grocers in all parts
If the country
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

MADAME JAMES AT ARMoRY HALL.-Go to
Armory Hall tonight, and hear, for the last
time this seeson, that unrivalled singer, Mad
anne JAMES. Every one who has heard her, will
be pleased te learn that che has consented to
give another Concert this evening, Those who
have not enjoyed the qualification of listening
to the rich harmony and melody of her sweet
and trained voice, should avail themselves Of
this opportunity, as 1t will be positively the last
they will have during the present season. We
expect to seo Armory Hall crowded to night,
for such perfect artistic as Madame JAMES
cannot fail to be more appreciated the oftener
che Is heard.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
Cincinnati Markat.

There is 40 change to notice In the movements OF our
Grocery market The trade S fair and at the ue of Iat
quotations. ~
For Flour the demand is very moderate and II lots are
pressed on the market they will not command over "a
so for superfne, and S4,75 for Extra.
WHE AT-of prime quality can he had at 81. The
demand being mostly from local miers Is not exposed
to the influence Of very active competition.
CORN-hss q strong market at 25c in the Ear. hut
but not quite as much as to shell as heretofore
OATs-aro taken readily at 2ek929c.
BARLEY-is scarcely a. table as Il was, though NOT
changedin price. "O'
RYE-is sill quoted at 62963c.
WH1SKY-was du II to day at I4o.
uo9s-hsd a slow market to-day and prices are low,
e eometnnS OF apathy eharacterzes the feelings Of
packers aud they not free make oers that are
drove. Wequote prices ranging from Sc &c
to ~ 81 for fair to best averages with mean at ss 25
Gin. Com. Dec H. " w ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

NEw YORK, Jan. l0.-The steamship Roanake, Cant.
Couch from Richmond, arrived yesterday evening, and
reports January 9th 3p m OF Cape Henry she passed
the U. 5. steam frigats Brooklyn steering South.
She also brings to the port the frst and second mate
and fourteen seamen belonging to the British ship Em.
ma, wrecked at New Jelet. N. O., Dec Is.
A despatch to spaford Ti'ton g. 90 agents Of the
steamship line between this city and Charleston says the
steamship Marion been seized by the Government Of
South Carolina foe States service. Capt Whiting is on
his way to this city by railroad.
NEW York, Jan. II. l.-Captaln o. 9. Taylor, captain
OF the United states Marine Corps has beer deac ed
from the Brooklyn Marine Barracks and ordered to the
Washington Marine Barracks. Vice MsJor Geo Ter
rl, ordered to the command Of Fort Washington, on
the Potomac where's company Of forty Marines have
been temporarily stationed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
From Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. l0.-The Convention which
has been in secret session all day adjourned till 10 o.
clock tomorrow. No ordinance Of secession has passed
yet. The subject is freely discussed 1t Is almost Ger.
tain tina an ordinance will be passed tomorrow.
Two Companies Of men left this afternoon for Mo-
bile.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. l0.It Is understood that the com.
mittee Of Thirteen reported ordnance OF secession
this morning twill be debated and and perhaps adopt
ed to day tits reported here reliable authorize,
that Florida will pass the secession ordinance to-day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
Rail ROad Timo Table.
LITTLE MIAMI a. COLUMBUS A XRNA r. 4,

Coon. 1--WE met one Of our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonished at the change
In bis appearance. A few weeks ago we saw
him. no was pafe' lean and detected; complain
ibg of weakness and debility, having been go
afflicted all summer. Now he appears toIbe fat,
healthy and strong. We learn he owed his re-
storation entirely to McLrAs's srnrsoTHpMso
CORDIAL. Tx
We advise all who are complaining Of Gener.
al Debility to try it; It is certainly very pleas.
ant remedy. We learn THAT there are large
quantities of 1t selling daily.-Mornins Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

oRclNEATTI, Jan. Il.-Constance and Roman Loher,
who stabbed Policemen Long and Halam, In house Of
-fame on Wednesday night. were arrested yesterday
and taken to prison. There considerable exeitemen
10 the city yesterday in regard to the Affair." and at
tempt made to take the prsOnersfo the a force
but II prevented by the Guthrie Geys who had been
called out to protect the Jail. Hallam died yesterday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
Kentucky and Ohio.

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE case OF Kentucky against
the Governor Of Ohio who refused issue his writ for the
arrest OF Lago charged with having enced slave from
Kentucky into 0hio set for to-day in the Supreme
Court but the Attorney General Of Ohio having
ed an adavit that professional prevented
his attendance. The postponed till the 9th oil
February. Kentucky was ready by counsel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR TIE CuRp or

FOR TIE CURE OF
CoStiretesS, Jau,Eice, Dyspepsia, hAgc,t,o,.
Dyscnte'y, EOM Stomoca, E,ysipelas, HeaAorir,
Piles, Rheumatism, E,7plions and Sin Disease,
Lirer Complaint DTopSy, letter, 9la,ars and
SAT- MeHa', lNo,DtS, Cont. Nca'ulaia, a. q
Diaier PiR cna for PG'igttg He BIoo9.
They are sugar.coated, So that the most sen,-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperiont in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price 25 cents PEI FAX; Five boza5 ios 'sIOO.
Great numbers Clergymen, Physicians, States.
men' and eminent personages, have lent III r
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcsa
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below namcd f.,r
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the qa1yr
complaints, aud the treatment that should Oe fol.
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers u rir
other preparations they make more pYafr cr.
Demand AYERS, aud take no others The SICK
want the best aid there is for them and they SLnaM
have it,
All Our remedies are for sale by
ROBERTS q SAMUEL, Columbus.
Ard 6y Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
nov9llyd,tw&W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

GThe Mansfield Shield and Banner says there
are some nineteen candidates for the Office oil
Postmaster in that city, all claiming the honor
due great amount ofwork for the UniOH-Split
ter. The election is to take place on the I'd
of Marrh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

In THE FrELDs.--You need not be in tho least
afraid to walk in the fields where there are poi.
sonous vines or plants, even to touch and handle
them. Guernsey's Balm will prevent any bad
effects from following. .tl ...,.r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

1.-THE Wesley Chapel Sunday School will give
an Exhibition and Concert, on Tuesday eve
ming next, at their Church on High street, be
tween Gay and Long streets. Admission e5
cents; children 10 cents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

uThe name of the Lima National is to be
changed to Allen Comfy Democrat. With the
exception of the Western Standard, published at
Celina, Mercer county, every Democratic pa.
per in that Congressional district, will then be
called Democrat, with the name Of the county
preaxed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

u On Monday morning last, the body OF q
nan, THOMAS DAVIS, Sr;, who had been missing
for three or four days, was found at Delaware,
GEAR the east bank of the river.--verdict Of the
jury--came to his death by intempernnce spd
exnnanre
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

p The Clermont Sun has been enlarged and
inproved In its appearance. COL LEEDS, its.able
editor, deserves, as we have no doubt he will
receive, large and increasing patronage in old
Clermont
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

III The Western Star notices the prevalence
OF the smallpox in Washington township, Mer'
Ger county. Il does not appear to have proved
sa.al in any cases yet, though 1t has spread over
a large neighboEhooa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

1.-THE malicious censurea Of our enemies, II
40 make a right use OF them, may prove Of
greater dvantage to US than the civilities Of
our best friends.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

TOur thanks are due to the Hon. B. L. REss,
member Of the House of Representatives from
this county, for copies Of the annual reports oi
the various Departments of our State Govern.
ment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

" That GILLIsPIE who was noticed, few
days ago, hs arrested for the crime Of forgery,
was not the son of ]. A. GrLLEsPls of our city
or any connection OF his.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. l0.-Nitary expeditions have
left the city within the last "a hours seize Fort Jack
son and Pike and Baten Rouge Arsenal.
Private letters from Mexico, say that Mramon left the
Capital the 25th ut. 1t is supposed he will endeay.
to form junction with Vicurro, and make stand at
Iquala.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

Bill PosrINe.--The attention of our business
readers, is directed to the advertisement Of Mr..
john H. sTEkLHy, in another column. Orders
maybe left at this Office. -u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
E. NJ. WILLIAMS & Co.,
Front Street, Between State and Town

r11HE OLD CA II R AG f Mn,Ns Y
= SHOP is still running, and although GSgsz-f3SSH
the pressure Of late years has set heavily SYJ-~t
upon her running gears, she Is still turn. ------
bg out those splendid PHI HET0NS, R00KAwAYs, and
PRINCE ALBERT's SHIFTING TOPS and NO.TOP
BUqd1ES, CARRIAGES, EXPREs5, SKELETON,
DEMOCRAT and GROCERY WAGONS, SMALL 0MNI.
BUSES and HACKS. Twenty years steady manufsc.
turing has given our work widespread reputation
through the South and West.
We therefore deem II unnecessary to say any thing mere
Ia regard to the quality Of our work. We WARRANT
EVERY VEHICLE. We can sell GOOD Tor BuGaiKs from
Sl25 to $3.50.
Dealers can be furnished with any amount Of work al
short notice. and at prices lower than be bought any
where In the West Second hand Duggies taken In ex
change for new work.
II PRepairing done neatly and at short notice. Fac
tory on Front, between State and Town streets, Oou.
bus, Ohio.
lPAl communications will receive prompt attention,
Aug, 3l-w1y II. NJ. WILLIAMS Il 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

rDuring the year 1860, l2l persons were nat.
uralizsd in Muskingum county, and ls declared
their intention of becoming 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

RHrumATisM and pains Of oil kinds conquered
.as last. See card of "Msgnetic Oil" In To-
days paper.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

BALTIMORE jan TO- II that the reason why
aiiatiDg sesessloniss Convention here, took or
these proposed because they discovered
that there majority in the Convention, who were
not in favor OF sustaining Gov. Hicks
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11
Philsdelphis Market.

ITEtRoRApHED FOR THE OHIO srArEsMAS
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
FLoUR-frm at $3.50 for superans. WHKAT-qulst
sales 30 0O0 bush red at 81 80. white Sl458
CcRN-scarce at 60967. CsFFEs-rio at laK@i3.
WnIsKY-hrm at I9c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-11

P See advertisement Of Prof. MILLra's
Hair Invigorator In another column.