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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

DCcToR GEORGE r. WINsHP. Acorn" write
to the New York Spirit Of The Times, that thre,
weeks ago, he called upon Doctor WINDsHIP, a
his residence in Roxbury, Mass, and found hin
practising trials of strength, which were truly
wondrous Among other extraordinary ieats
which he exhibited to "Acorn," was lifting
nineteen hundred and thirty-four pounds! This
was accomplished oy putting large, and OF
course, very strong iron chain over the shoulders;
the chain was covered with flannel to preventit 1t
CALLING. a1 ISL,
"The Doctor raised the weights about one
foot from the hoor, (Which is laid on the ground)
of the building in which he practises. The
Doctors strength seems to lie in his shoulders,
arms, chest, and back bone. The muscles OF
his shoulders aud fore arms, look nearly as large
as those of a finely developed horse, while by
constant practice, they have become 60 harden-
ed and firm that they feel tendinOus. His chest
is deep and wide, and he informs me that 1t
continues to expand.
His weight is ABOUT one hundred and forty.
five pounds. He possesses extraordinary pow.
ers of endunnce, as well as wonderful physical
strength to lift. He will travel all day and
night, and In the evening deliver his lecture on
PHYSICAL Culture; and after give his illustra-
tions. The only disadvantage or Inconvenience
he experiences, is, that ii interferes with his
practice, and consequently, he is not, while
travelling thus, at all times, In the full posses
sion OF his uttermost physical power. But few
days reguler practice enables him to regain 1t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
TELEGRAPHICI
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN.
From Washington.

! WAsuINaroS Ian 4 The National Fast dav u,ss ob
served here with more than eabt ath solemnity Tbe,
wasdvns service IN the various Churches and Tho haI
OF Representatives was crowded 10 hear an address h,
CbanIan Stockton on the present state Of the Tnion
Numerous western members Of the Virginia Lao;s,o,
ture arrived here Yesterday and 10 dav on ibar ga q
Richmond The General feeling expressed bv them n
that the Legislature should Immediately enact iau
calling State convention and pass decsratorv rssoir
on against coercng seeding State. The Virginia II
g. senators and some Of the from Nh
State, are also agreed upon these points
Curry and Pugh. of Alabama have left for homo and
others from the same State will follow next week. while
members OF other prospectyey seeding States are
ing preparations to take their departure
The Republicans held caucus to-day Eighty mem.
bers were present, There was desultory debate on
national questions Mr.. Howard, Of Mich. was Chair
m ard Mr. Dolfax nf Ind. Tba nrnooaJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Sheriff'S Sale,
Elan Drake

Elan Drake .....
vs.. Z Superior OouI''
Eli X. williams. }
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl. IA.
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
County o., will offer for saeiat the door Of the court
House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 26th day Of January, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p
the following described real estate situate In the Coun
y Of franklin and State Of Ohio to wit: Being part OF
certain tract OF land containing ninety six and one guar
ter acres (gGI) situate on Dig Walnut Greek, Mifn
township, In range IL Township quarter Township =
beginning at stone In the Columbus and JonpstSwn
Turnpike road the south west corner Of David ballai
tract thence south thirVtwo and one half rods to M
elm tree thence east fifty and eeloO rods thence NORTH
sixty and one hall rods, (6Chl thence west wepy lou
ond al 100 roda thence south six and 2il0O rods thenc
with said Turnpike road to the beginning, containing SIX
| teen acres. more or less
| Appraised at S45, 90 per acre,
prIny,er's Fees 81 so. o. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
dscIo,Itd&4w By Ed. Davis, Deputy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
New York Market .

irERsRAPHED FOR THE OHIO sTATEsMAN
NV YoRK, Jan. 3.
FLQQR-reeepts are 1896 bbls, market steady anl
ciosuu duiiJ ssies OF 500 IS SOFAS 40 far
hne state 30 5093 Us for extra state; IS 3O5 30 fo
super6ne western; s5 5096 90 for common to medium
extra wesern 50 EGGS 30 for Inferior to good shipping
brands.
RYE FLoUR--stesdy at 50 25R4lO
WBEAT-Ieceipts are 4i4 bushels; market quite firm
with moderate export demand sales of GO 600 bushels al
81 80 for prime Milwaukee club 81 35i SO for winter
red western; 81 so for white western.
RYE-quiet.
BARLEY--dull; sales Of 3,lOO bush State at &c X9
7Oho.
CoRN--recepts Of $500 bush; the market opened
for mixed Western, In store and delivered.
oATS--dull at 3G97 for Western, Canadian and
State.
PORKquet and firm; sales Of 900 bbis at Slo 81 for
mesP, and Sl2 so for prime.
BEEF-dull and unchanged.
OUT MEATS-dull and heavy.
LARD-hrm; aales Of 200 bbls at l0A8l0ho.
BuTTER-in limited request at l0gl5c for Ohio, and
l40B20c for State.
OHEEsE-steady at 99lOXc
WHIsKY-without material change; fales Of 800 bbli
at l9k9l0Xo.
cofREE-steady but dull, I9i bags so bags Java Al
100.
sUGARs-quiet; 1903 hhds. Cuba sold at 5 ask, anC
20 hhds. N. o. at Go.
M0LASsES-quiet.
sT0CRS-loWer and dull; money continues plenty
and rates favor the buyer Southern exchange CLOSED
firm @. & r. I. 81; j. o. scrip 79; O. b. O. 67h
e9K Canton Is; o. l. IS; @. 4 Oh. 661i NJ. 8. Is
do quoted 35i HAY. l5H Hud. 40; N. Y. o. 7s1i D.
Hud e5; Tenn Sc 70; Nd. 20; Va. az; Cal. rs e6 N
Y. State 6's %; 100 do rs at ca lO4Mi Bud. 3deo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Cincinnati Market.

UINcINNATIl Jan u
WHEAT-was in fair request, and It requires nothing
extra in quality Of red to bring S there sales
at 81 03.
CORN-at $50 on ear, In bulk
OATS-at 27c in bulk.
BARLEY-at 75c. ......
RYE-at 62@83c, are stead and in fair demand.
WnISBY-was not given price for to'days market,
but will, doubtless, DO fixed to.morrow at l4e.
NuOGS Had very good market, aud prices general
ly advanced l09i5c y cw. Sellers appear mere easily
to have obtained this advance than any the recov
cry and that so for good hogs has been reach
ed they seem to be quite we'll satisfied to sell. OF cour
there are some who are striving for higher figure, bu
their efforts are as yet entirely unsuccessful. The arr
walls to-day ore shter than were expected but Their
s said to have been considerable number detained q
stations on the railroads, because Of lack Of transport
alton facilities. Prices Low may be quoted as rapgn
from SIS IS to 50 for light to heavy averages with YER
good working market.-Cin. CON-, Dec. 5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Delaware LegIslature.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 3.-Ths Legislature Of Della
ware met at Dover on Wednesday, and organized b.
choosing Dr. Martin, Of Sussex Speaker Of the Senate
and Mr.. williamson, Of New Castle, Speaker Of the
House.
ceiyed to day. and addressed hoth Houses In strong
session Speech taking ground in favor Of South Caro-
liz a. and in favor Of secession and inviting Delaware "a
Join In Southern Oonfederacy.
He claimed the right to secede, aud said Il they
allowed to do so war was inevitable Thespeech OF Mr..
Dickson was greeted with applause and Kisses,
After his speech, the House adopted unanimously,
the following resolution In which the Senate concurred
by a majority:
ResoLced, That having extended tc Hon. II. Dickson
Commissioner from Mississippi, the courtesy due him
Representative Of sovereign State OF the Confederacy
as we'll as the State he repTeens deem II proper and
due to ourselves and the people OF Delaware 10 express
our unqualified dsapproval Of the remedy for the exist
ing difficulties suggested by the resolutions OF the Legs-
lature Of Mississippi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

TAKEN.--However, that is neither here nor
there; she went homo to breakfast, and had
sbarcely caught the full flavor of her first sip Of
tea, when the servant passed her plate OF bis
cult, the sight Of which, to say nothing OF SMELL
Immediately threw her into violent Mysteries
"Oh!" she, exclaimed, in an agonizipg tone OF
voice, ''take the horrid things from my sight"
This sad spectacle would have been prevented
had the cook used D. B. De Land q Co.'S
Chemical Saleratus, instead of the worthless
impure stuff which did find Its way into tha
otherwise peaceful and happy household. D. B
De Land g. Co., Fairport, Monroe Co, N.
make a perfectly pure and reliable saleratus
It can be procured Of most dealers in groceries
and at wholesale from the grocers in iarg
towns, and Of the manufacturers. ,-s rig rt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Naine-Inaugural Of Gov. washburns.

BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The Inaugural Message Of Governor
Washburne, OF Maine, to the Legislature Of that State
gives encouraging view Of the material growth and
prosperity Of the State. He recommends conciation
and forbearance, and tokens OF good will toward the
South which no examinations should be allowed to inter
rupt and the setting Of ourselves right in Whatsoever
respects We may have been wrong, AZ the offerings
which, good men and PATRIOTS We should lay upon the
altar Of our country and In doing this no=d consent
10 jot little OF the principles
affirmed y the people at the recent election
We will stand by the Constitution Of our fathers, the
Constitution as II s or make no compromises that would
involve US in the guilt Of moral treason and Justly rem
der us the or mankind.
The Governor devotes paragraph to the subject oi
Personal Liberty bills recommending the repeal Of any
statutes which may be found to be either
or Justly regarded offensive, but quite plainly imply
ing his conviction that Maine Is not really transgreso
in this respect.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Msu.schu,etts-1naugural o I Gov. Andrew.

BOSTON, Jan. 5.Gov. Andrews Inaugural was deliv-
cred day. to the Legislature. His financial statement
shows that 200 to be raised by ate tax, to oey
er deficits In previous years. The aggregate amount Of
taxable property In the State Is Se9 326, an In
crease Of about so per cent In ten years. .
The enrolled milii Of the State exceed l55 600, while
the active militia are but 5000. -...... -. :
The Governor suggests that larger number be psosd
On an active footing that the State may be eady to
tribute her share OF force in any exency OF public dan
ger. .--i.1 .--..s
The Governor favors the abolition Of the death penal
ty, and change In the statutes marriage and divorce.
The personal liberty law he believes strictly consti'
tutona The right Of person to claim an alleged fu'
gtive would always be subordinate to the original nds
easabs right Of every freeman to his liberty He sub
mits tho subject to the wisdom Of the Legislature.
or the secession question he treats at some length 10
the effect that the people Of respond in The
words Of Jackson, the Federal Union must be preser
yed" .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

CHANGE FOR UEIoN,-Leap year is past, but
here is a chance which any young lady, who
chooses, can jump at The following advertise
ment appears 10 the Clsrksburg, Virginia
Guard;
about 25, o. rather preposesssipg appearance, &c
far az he has heard an expression Of opinion by
his friends, of fair business habits and moderate
means, and OF respectable standing in the com.
muuity, is desirous of establishing "HEART
UNION" With that view he would like to
open correspondence and enter into negotia-
tions, with some interesting young lady. She
must be intelligent, handsome, and of respecta-
BILE connection. Any youDg lady answering to
these requirements, and wishing to establish
such "UNION," will address K. 6, b.
Clarksburg, Va, Dec 20. yr,'. r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

ALF BURsETT gives opo OF his inimitable
performances at Circleyille this evening. The
programme consists Of e melange of mirth, or
story. Mimicry, laughable delinestione OF char
Acter, eOaaic debates, interspersed with wonder
ful limitations. which are everywhere received
with unbo9nded applause. On Monday and
Tuesday evenings next, Mr.. BURNETT will ap-
Yecr in this city, and give those humorous anc
sairth inspiring entertainments, for which he ii
90 Justly celebrated. See his advertisement II
another QUINN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
cleveland Market,

CLEVnAND, Jan, q.
FL0URsales OF so bbls choice extra at s. co. and 40
bbls double extra white at $3.50. Rye is nominal at
s. 50Qs3,75. Buckwheat Is worth $2,2592,5O per
lwt,
wHEAT-arm; sales of cars on track atsl and d
at SI.0l.
CCRN-very quiet at 36c.
OATS-sale OF car on track at Csc.
BAhLE g-saes Of 100 bush at 6Oc 81
HOGs-active and firm; aales OF IS head at S5,75
LARD-sales Of 2 kegs new at &c.
BUTTBR-very dull at loo for Central packed l2c fol
do roll, and 1870 l4c for W. II. do.
OHEBsE-dull at range Of 69l0c. ""
EGGs-selling at l5c.
P0ULTRY-tcare; selling at 69se for Chickens AND
Turkeys.
sREDs-olovOr Is steady at 81, so; Timothy remanI
inactvee and nominal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

RECENT ARRIVALS AT THE o. P. The follow
ing conyicts were entered at the Ohio Peniten'
tlary on Thursday; ....
From Muskingum County--Wm. Casey, con'
victed of assault with intent to kill, sentenced
for years; Jacob Mathews, murder in the sec
ond degrer-lfe. Hamilton County
Lauyee, burglary-2 years; John Answiter'
burglary-2 years; Levi Ellis, forgery-3 years;
James Roark, uttering and publishing counter
felt bank notes-3 years; John McElvay, man
slaugster--9 years; john w. Burch, having in
possession counterfeit plate--3 yeare; John
McCarty, grand larceny-3 years; Ferdinand
King, perjary-3 ye,rs; Joseph Walton; grand
larceny-l year; Timothy Shay, grand larceny
2 years; Michael Scaley, malicious stabblng-a
years.
One OF the convicts, James Roark, is 80 far
gone with ption, that he had to be car
ried into the prison
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
sAIE BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT,
Michael Kingery. Admir- dc bonfs non
Of James Farris deceased,

Michael Kingery. Admir- dc 6onia non
Of James Fsrris deceased,
...-. .......
Sarah Foss, et al.
TN PURSUANCE OF THE OR DER OF
/ the Probate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, on the
oath DAYroF JANUARY, 1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the
door Of the Court House In the City OF Columbus VIII
The property Of James Fars deceased situate in Clinton
1ownship franklin county, aforesaid, to witt Part OF
lot l2 In Township Sec. !, range l6 U. b. military
lands and bounded as follows: beginning at the south
east corner OF said lot section and townships thence west
027 chains to post in the line Of the section and Tuck
ers northeast thence south s68 chains to stone
and black locust at fuckers southeast corner thence
east 5Oo7 chains to post in the line Of the section;
thence north SGT chains to the beginning, containing
4OH acres more or iess free Of dover. Appraised al
s35 per aere terms in hand on day OF sale, 10 one
and balance in two years therefom secured by mortgage
| an The premises. MICHAEL KINGERY,
| = on 2 .I-t.a- Admin. r. dc 6onis non OF
| dec77:4tw. ,W so. Jas. Farris, deceased.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

PIrrsBuRo, Jan. 4.-Mr. Mcclure passed here from
Springfield to-day where he had been invited by Mr..
Lincoln.
He asserts positively that Cabinet appointment, for
Pennsylyania had been absolutely determined on. Mr..
Lincoln wishes 10 reflect the views Of his endsn Penn
sylvana, and will appoint 10 whom there Is moi
confidence personally and politically, as he can best
Judge from expressions made from this State to him
Delegates to Chicago and other leading Republicans
protest against Cameron's appointment. o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

" Col. NEvINs recovered his mare "Lady
Rockey," this morning, abou. one o'clock, A.
M, at the residence of Esq. WILLIAMS some
two milea north OF New Albany, near the line
of franklin and Delaware Counties The thief
who carried her away had abandoned her and
the wagon to which she was attached, before
daylight yesterday morning, near the residence
nf Mr. WILLIAMS. - - ----- IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

ExoELlENT.-Have you yet tried GueFnsey's
Balm7 If not, why not7 Have you doubts re-
garding its efficacy1 Ono application Of the
Balm will not dispel your doubts, but will, at
the time, remove soreness and inflammation.
After this, don't be withoutit. lu T..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 4.-Business in this city Ia
universally Suspended, and the churches all thronged
with people. Its decidedly the most solemn day
witnessed In the history Of Petersburg.
At Richmond, Va, the day is being duly observed
Many Of the dscourses delivered at the churches were
yery eloquent and powerful All Of them earnestly in
yoked the interference OF Divine Providence In The pres
ent difficulties but expressed devotion tothe south, and
while war deeply tobe depored, was necessary te
prepare for II for our own protection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 4.-Appesranees strongly in
dicate the election Of Mr.. Cowan as United States Sena
tor. Wilmot Is bis strongest opponent.
The anti Cameron men await the arrival OF Mr. Clure
anxiously. - f-... rs.
are here on commission to pursuade the Republican
of the Legislature not to pass an appropriation
to arm the militia. I'm
Mr. Serrit expresses doubt TO the appointment OF
Cameron as Secretary Of the Treasury,
The friends of Mr.. Cameron state that they saw q
promise Of the appointment under Mr. Lincolns sigma
ture,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

HNEw YoRK. Jan.5.The National Fast Day observ'
ed In this city by the almost universal cessation OF bus
ness and otherwise, In the most becoming manner.
Nearly all the Churches were open, and were we'll
filled, and in most instances crowded.
In Brooklyn the day generally observed. AT Mr..
BfeCher's Church, an immense congregation wss con-
vened and Rev, Mr.. Cuyler participated.
In Jersy City the day was also generally observed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Master Commissioners Sale.

po'''S S'.'.' ss,''', :, ;, Superior Court ga
n nv VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SAIL
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court
Of Franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, In the city of Columbus, on
Thursday, the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock P
NJ. the following described premises to wit; One undi
yded fourth part Of the following tract or parcel Of
land in said Franklin county, beg inning at burr oak
and two ems in the West line Of John ularks Survey,
No. 506. 6s poles South from the North,west corner
Of said survey; thence North with the original line to
The original Northwest corner Of said survey; thence
East l4p poles to hickory and small cherry, and two
small dogwpods from stump; thence South OIL poles
TO stake near two large burr oaksi thence eouth S2
deg West l76 10 poles to the beginning, containing one
hundred and three acres.
q, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
dec2e: ltd&4tw. and Master Comm issioner,
Printers fee $3.50 .. IL .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

CrscrNslTr Jan, 5--The Working Mems meeting last
night was we'll attended Several speeches we're made
and resolutions declaring that the Union must be
preserved in Its integrity by the enforcement Of the laws
n every part Of the Union, by whatever means may be
necessary hst remedy for all grievances can be had
under the Constitution, ard that the only way to safety
and peace, 10 In maintaining it, were passed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
THE MARKETS.
New York Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. ., 1861.

! "WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9, 1861,
BEEF CATTLE.
The market continues buoyant, and nearly all the dro
and brokers have been unable to obtain very full
prices for anything approxlmang to fair quality while
extra fat cattle have found willing purchasers at prices
showing slight Improvement upon the rates current
on Wednesday last It 10 the opinion Of the principal
drovers that receipts during the winter from the Yves
tern States will be lighter than usual but they also
press the belief that In view OF the large corn crops
y Of grain will be fed than usual in which case the in
crease In weight will counterbalance the decrease In
numbers The quality Of the offerings now coming in
would seem to verify these predictions for the average
quality Is much superior to that Of OF the fall months
while the greater proportion OF tho onerngsare good to
prime There are but few Of an Inferior quality now
coming forward and for all there sale every week
there ready buyers. The weather wos very favorable
good attendance, and nearly all the fraternity
on hand at the Washingtonyard though quite number
WEIR distributed among the down town yards. .r.
At Bergen Hill, on Monday, there prevailed good
demand for all kinds and the sales to fair extent
at our quotations below The range Of prices this week
was from 8c99k@l0c. The latter however, was an
treme rate and but few cattle were placed at over 9kc
the average price about 6h@e2zc. per pound The
sales at Aerons reached Q l72 head, and at all the
yards, including Bergen Hill, on Monday, 2e0l head
against 1854 head All the receipts found ready Market
and the yards nearly all closed at an early hour Of
the day.
The total receipts at the different yards for this week
n, A,lerton's Bro,eatn0s 0sa"'6sr1tn's o'BrisnS,
This week Pig l94 Al
Last week..2U9e So ~ 45
The current prices for the week at all The markets are
as follows
.a.-.. BEEF CATTLE
First guy per ewt. so 5O91O Common 81 s59s
Ordinary do.,..,, 500 Inferior 2597
COWS AND CALVES.
Flrst."......, S509G0 Common. ......,".. S3O94O
Ordinary. 40950 Inferior. 25@3O
VEAL CALVES.
First, p B...6h@7Kc. Common, ..4h@5c.
Ordinary. ''..' .5h@Bc. Inferior ..... .4R4hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Prime quality, per head 2598 90
ordinary OOCa5 w
OOmmon UUlR4 oU
Interior. .,...''".,,,,''' 75QS %
SWINE.
ElTst quelty' 5h9o%c.
Other qualities. ........,........,........ 43P5c,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

ADVICE TO LADIES We are aware there are
,unny of our lady readers who are complaining
Of weakness and debility. Our advice 10 to go
at once and get some of MoLEAN's STRENGTH
EaiNo CoRDrAL AND BLOOD PURIEIER. It isa de-
licious ToNIc, and just the thing to srRESornrS
and iSvIooRArE the whole organization, and
PunEY the Blood. See advertisement in an
other column. 70 s'H sal " i-i4tseso sfq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

sALKRArus IN ADsoIvrE PERSEcrloN,- james
Pyls.s peculiarly manufactured Dietetic saler-l
atus is the only pure and perfect article Of the
kind in existance. Let those who doubt, ana.
ayze, compare, and prove. Depot 345 Wash
ipgton Street, New York. Sold by grocera
everywhere. AZ ss -r..5.,s-e ''97
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

CRY HALL PREAcHIsa The Rev. BRADFoRn
M1llxa will preach in the City Hall tomorrow
a6eraoen. Services will commence at half
mast three O'Clock. ..,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05

,DRowsED.--A son of DR., WAeENHALs, OF Lam
caster, sevea or eight years Of age, while ska
ting on the Reservoir, on Monday last, slipped
through on air hole in the ice, and was drowned
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-05
Charleston Convention.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 4.-The Convention Ia. day appoint
ed delegates to the General Congress Of the seeding
States, viz:
bon. T. J, Wihers, l.. M. Reitt, A. W. Boyce, r.
D. Rhett, jr., n. W. Barnwell, and O. q. Meminger
". p. Mills was appointed Secretary. to receive the
report OF the Commissioners to Washington.