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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT

VI Monroe County, for 1861.
The following is list Of the venders of
Merchandise, Restaurants, &c. in the said
County of Monroe. classed in accordance
with the several Acts Of Assembly relating
to the same.
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List of Letters


Remaining in the Post Office, at Strouds-
burg, Pa. July l, 1861.
Ace, Simon Kutz, Abraham
Buzzard, Isaac Keim, William 2
Burel, Lucinda R. Kintner, Adaline
Beam, Catharne Keller, J. j.
Beckel, Samuel Kint, Geo. w.
Bells. David Kimball, AdalaId
Buche, Seraphim Lively, John
Cummins, Geo. Lesh, Sarah Nj.
Cary, Nahum Lechnor, Richard,
Cassad, TT Laughry. Edward
Crowell, Sam'l M Morrison, Joseph,
Case, S Meyer, Eliza ID.
Dibler, J M Morgan, HELEN
Dornblazer, Emily Miller, E ID
Dieter, Simon, Malvin. George
Deeieve, Peter Price, Perry
Donlon. John Parks, A G.
Ellis, William Peters, )
Felenzer Sarah Rowan, John
France, John Sohmitt Jacob
Geiger, Isaac Stametz, Saolna
George. PR SturdeVant, Alexander
Garis, Simon II Sylvester,
Gauf John Strunk, Timothy
Gregory, Reuben Swingle, DR. Hiram
Gerspacher, Reinhard Seberhine, Leonora
Gill Thomas I'll Seemon, Mike
Heath. Mrs r Stull, Adam
Heller, Amos Tyler, Ellen ~
Henry, Lieut. J 2 Vancurk, oarah
Hutchinson. ] Wise, A j
Hadley, George 2 White, w
Haldeman, Jos. Watson,
Heller, Catharine Wulhnger, oimson
Hanna, Melissa White, william
Heller, Rachel Wilson,
Howell g. Kingsland Yetter, Andrew B.
limit Henry Zeller, Michael.
~ Persons calling for any of the aboy
letters, will please say advertised.
THEODORE SCHOCH, P. M.
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An appeal will be held at the Commis
soners Office. in Stroudsburg, on Monday.
the 18th day Of July next, when and where all
persons who feel aggrieved, can attend if
they think proper.
R. w. SWINK.
Mercantile Appraiser.
Stroud Township, June 10, 1861.
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CAUTION.

The undersigned having loaned during his
pleasure, to Ferdinand Kester, of Hamilton
township, a BAY MARE. The public are
hereby cautioned against meddling or inters
fering with the said mare.
SAMUEL R. SHAW.
Hamilton tsp. April Is. ls6l.-lmoF
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Dysentery, Diarrhea, Relax, Worms

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The whole Mass
achUsetts delegation except Sumner unite
in urging the sending Of delegates - tle
border State conference.
Private advices from the South received
tonight Indicate that there will be fight
in les than 80 hours.
Capt. Meigs, commanding the fort at Tor
tugas, informs the government that be is suf-
iciently REINFORCED to defy any attack.
Col. Judge, commissioner from Alabama,
has arrived with power to negotiate for the
federal property situated in that State or
senals forts, sc.
More care is nov taken than heretofore by
both the naval and war departments to pre-
vent their secret orders from obtaining pre-
mature publicity, which has on several oc-
casons frustrated the designs of the admin
istration to the public dehiment
Applications continue to be received here
from the Postmasters in the seeding states
for supplies of postage stamps, blanks,
wrapping paper, &c, but they are furnished
on condition that the Postmasters will ac-
knowledge and conform to the laws regu-
latiug the postal service.
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Ne,v york MARKET

NEW York, Jan. 3I.-Flour opened
steady and closed firmer with little better
demand for home consumption, and moder-
ate export inquiry sales of $500 brls at
) 1905 25 for super state 3O(ds5 40 for
extra state, chiefly . 30 +; IQGG3 10 for
super western 3OG15 so for<cemmon to
medium extra western 5 65G05 IS for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio !;
market closing with holders generally re-
tusing to sell at the inside quotations Rye
flour quiet and nominally unchanged. Corn
meal dull and heavy; prices tend down
ward. Whisky duh and a shade lever
sales of 800 bbls at l8fMI81 no buyers at
over Is. Wheat rather more active for ex-
port and quoted shade frmer without
however Gny decided change in prices
Rye continues dull at 81 Barley quiet and
nominally unchanged at 651. Corn-less
doing and prices without material change
sales at co in store 4SE-old mixed western
% delivered .44<8or prime white south
ern new IOixed western nominal at G5M
G7. Oats in moderate request at 3G(0375
for western Pork heavy at II 75GI7 SD
for NJ s - 90 for prime. Beef continues
steady at 4 75O05 90 for prime 8 75f0
% for country moss; 8 oo@lO 90 for re-
packed mess 10 OO(9lI 90 for extra
Prime m. "A ! and nOwipal Beef hama
steady ut meats quiet and firms 65 for
shoulders ; 8C985 for hams Hogs dull at
7l@73 for corn fed dressed 6GaGI for
live. Bacon 81. Lard dull scarcely so
firm at lO4@lo3 for prime kettle rendered
Butter unchanged. Cheese steady and un-
changed. Sugar market still in favor of
buyers with rather more doing at 43M55
for Cuba II for Havana. Molasses dull
and unchanged
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A motion TO reconsider the vote by which
the Senate resolved to appoint commits
sioners to the Washington Convention was
laid on the table. II was adopted in the
House yesterday, but after much discussion,
and the adoption and rejection OF various
amendments ana substitutes, the whole sub
ject was, tabled, thus defeating the Senate's
appointments. ....-..-.
A preliminary meeting looking to the
nomination of unconditional Union men as
delegates to the State Convention was held
yesterday afternoon, at which some 200 or
300 persons were present.
Resolutions declaring unreservedly for
The Union, and opposing mere party men for
the Convention we're adopted, and the meet
ing adjourned till Monday next.
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LOUTsIANA CONVENTION.

NEw ORLEANS Jan. 3l.-The Convention
net at II 0 cIock-101 members present.
A motion to elect Reporter was tabled.
a resolution in regard to the expediency
of sending reinforcements to assist in tax
ing Fort Pickens was tabled subject TO call
A resolution was passed asking the mil
tary board to report their progress 70 the
Convention.
A resolution was passed to have the ordi-
nance Of secession, as signed engraved and
Autographed.
A resolution WAS offered instructiug the
delegates to the Montgomery Convention to
resist any attempt to reopen the African
Slave Trade. Tabled by 73 70 %.
Mr Walker OF New Orleans offered a
resolution that this is not the sense of the
Convention. en- the subject itselE but that
the Convention does not wish to hamper
the delegates with instructions on this or
any other questions.
After much exciting debate it was finally
passed.
Geo. Williamson, a member Of the Con-
yention, was appointed a delegate to the
Texas Convention which meets on Monday.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Silt appears from
official sources that the representations con-
corning the troubles of foreign vessels in
Charleston harbor, have been made to the
Government by British, Spanish, and Bre-
men ministers. Secretary Blacks reply IS
to the effect that the President would deeI
ly regret that any injury should happen to
the commerce of foreign or friendly nations,
and especially: that British subjects at
Charleston should suffer by the anomalous
state of things existing there. Black quotes
from the law TO show that the jurisdiction
of the Federal Government to collect duties
or imports, is exclusive. Whether the exist
ing state Of things at Charleston will or
win not be regarded rs sufficient reason for
not executing the penalties incurred by
British subjects, is gu ton which Lord
Lyons will see ne necessity for raising IN
til its practieability arises. Each case will
doubtless have its peculafities. Black re-
grets that this consideration compeis him
to decline 10 give any assurances on tic
point presented The Treasury Department
will have public infofmatiorie t athc condi-
ton in which South Carolina pits the coast.
The select coUofnitse exaIaiHed about q
witnesses in the alleged conspiracy to seize
the Capitol. Nothing startling YVES exhih-
tied. Gen. Scott was before them two
hours to-day. He said there was abundant
evidence, to his mind, 70 Justify him in
making military preparations though it was
not of the strongest character. There is
certainly nothing to shew that an organize
ton for that purpose exists in the District.
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Cincinnati market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81, p. M-There is a
good demand for flour and it is firmer sales
5000 bbIs at 4 6O@4 So for super
demand chiefly for super. No change
in grain. Demand for Whisky is
fair and good at full prices sales 1000 bbls
at lac. Hogs firm at 5000 10 and very
few on the market. Provisions dull and
unchanged. Mess pork II 90 in bulk, 64
@82c Lard dull at 81. Bacon offered
more freely for future delivery, but no buy
ers. Sugar active and g9f higher sales
200 hhds at 6C17. Molasses held higher
400 bbls sold at 29c, now held at 80. COT
fee unchanged. Money matters quiet. Ex-
change on New York and New Orleans I
Drem.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

logo BUSH corn, Brandiss & Crawford; 1000 IT
lutn Der, ]. H. tEnbusL Co; 223 bills pork j. "a
Ogl@sby 2lj bUis pork, Crane b Brown; $50 bush
wheat, 1. X. Mills & Co; 2S0 bush wheat, Iglehart
Bros; 30 bush corn, W. M. Altman Coz 24O
bash corn, r. :. Ruston & Co; load corn, 5.
Orr l sack feathers Orr, Dalzsll Co.; 80 sacks b.
1oHr, pieces castings, bdl brass, Il piece cop
per pipe. z. Moore casS, bag dried apples, ?
bxs, . Kegs II B. Mills I Dbl eggs, bx butter,
Geo Foster d Co; lot broom corn, Christian Won
Altman 10 dry hides, bale fur, 10 bdls rags,
bxs rags, Tx peaches sacks feathers, Chas. 5.
Wells; bbI taIlow, l. & d. Heimau 2 casks pork 4,
Preston Bros; 3 empty bxs, Orr, Ds zsll Co; lot
niJveasIcs, Hiram Woodruff; . bxs butter, R a .
Thro0p. A. u. SHRADER, Agent.
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EXCITING FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-John Cochrane,
in reporting a bill for the collection of the
revenue to-day, said he fully concurred
with the President in his opinion against
secession. Therefore all acts and ordinances
of secession are TO be considered infractions
of the supreme law OF the land Also that
the Constitution does net confer powers on
the Government 10 wage war on seced-
ing state, III order to coerce or compel her
to remain nOrtually a member of the I'm
ion. The hill proposes that. vessels from
foreign lands to uorts in seeding states
where Instructions are put to the laws, with
their foreign cargoes, be liable to seizure and
condemnation. All vessels in the coasting
trade are exempt; its restrictions applying
only to foreign commerce on which revenue
is collected. 1t also provides, when the
revenue laws are INSTRUCTED, that the Pres
ident proclaim the port where such obstruc-
ton exists, closed.
The Senate will report the tariff bill on
Friday. The warehousing feature will be
amended so as to allow goods to be stored
three months before the duty is paid, and
six months thereafter, and when taken out
for export the duties to be refunded.
Private accounts state that Alex H.
Stephens will be pressed for the Provisional
President of the Southern Confederecy TO
conciliate conservatives.
The friends of the Pacific Railroad bill,
judging from the vote in the Senate, feel
sanguine of the Presidents approval
Amendments are yet TO be acted upon
by the House.
1t is rumored that there IS serious disn-
greement between Gen Scott and the Pres
ident, touching the recent movements Mt
Fort Monroe. The President expresses
much annoyance at turning tie guns Of
&his fortress inland.
The commander of the Brook iyH Sorder-
ed to lay of Fort Pickens after landing sup
plies, and If he s. any attempt 70 attack
the fortre 2, to land his artillcrvmon and
bring the ships guns to bear on the for
tress. Immense anxiety EXISTS ut tlc White
House to hear from Pensacola, coils
ion is expected there. A messenger arriv-
ed to-day with dispatches from South Caro-
lima to Col. Hayne.
The select committee to-day examined J.
Toomey, Clerk in the Interior Court, Balti-
more, touching a secret organization in
Maryland, for the seizure of the Capital. He
denied all knowledge, but asserted that if
military companies from the North attempt
ed to pass through Maryland to Washing
ton to attend the Inauguration, they would
be stopped.
The House committee on ways and
means have reported a deficiency bill, re-
the purchase of Wendels |
printing Office, and reducing the appropria-
ton for returning reeaptured Africans to |
$500, 000
Mr.. Cass will return to Detroit in a few I
weeks
Mr. Magraw, of Maryland has resigned
the Liverpool consulate, to which he was
recently appointed,
1t is understood that the messenger from
South Carolina brings the resolutions pass
ed by the South Carolina Legislature,
the surrender of Fort Sumpter.
Col. Hayne VIII present the demand TO the
President and if used an attack will be
made on Fort Sumpter Immediately.
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New Orleans nInrket-

New ORLEANS, Jan. %, P. M.-Flour I'M
changed and firm, at 5 so for superfne
PROFESSIONALISM has declined to 91c per
bbl. and in moderate demand at the decline;
kegs lie. Mess Pork unchanged, and in
moderate demand at S2l SO. Whisky. IN
changed. Recti6ed 7c. Sugar IN good
demand, and prices have advanced to
5466} Tor fully fair To choice, hold
ers at the close asking further ad
vance Molasses unchanged, add in fair de-
maud, NJ 22@23c. Corn Is duh, ut Boo for
mixed.
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Reading matter on every page
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ben. .Stinyo,l, Justice Of the Peace,
REAL ESTATE L GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
Office 10 Halls New Brick, Sd street, OPP
posite the entrance to Crescent City Had
viii collect notes and accounts in any
part Of Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, or
Warrick counties.
Particular attention given to all notarial
business, snch as writing Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Contracts. &c, &c, sc.
ian. 4-lmd
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Feb. /, ls6r-8td P. HORxpaooK, elk.

THE STATE or THE UNIoH."-Miss De-
Forse will deliver lecture this evening at
Marble Hall on the Spiritaal-thaery OF the
destiny and mission of this UnIon= She
has delivered lectures in St. Lonis on this
subject with great acceptability. Admis-
sion ten cents, towards paying expenses Of
the Hall. feb.
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HoUsE.-Mr Morehead introduced d bill
to prevent and punish counterfeiting aud
the use of private stamps, labels, trade
marks, &c, of mechanics and tradesmen
Persons found guilty of doing SO are to be
imprisoned for not more than twelve
months, and to be fined not more than
$4,000. Objected to.
Messrs. Riggs and Stratton respectively
presented memorials extensively signed by
citizens of New jersey, urging an adjust
ment of the national difficulties.
Mr. Clark of Mo. presented petition
from citizens of that State praying for the
adoption of the Crittenden Compromise
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Hindman offered resolution which
was adopted instracting the Judiciary com
mittee to inquire whether Martin F. Con-
way, claiming to represent the State of
Kansas, had been legally elected as Repre-
sentative to Congress from that State and
that the said committee report by bill or
otherwise.
debate only.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the Senates amendments - he
deficiency appropriation bill.
The committee on ways and means re
commended non-concurrence in the Senates
amendments appropriating $500, 900 to rat
ify the provisional contract with AIn-
hrose w. Thompson to secure to the United
States certain valuable privileges to the
province of Chirquj Mr.. Morse offered
4 proviso that the contract be not approved
till the United States be secure in the sup
ply Of coal, &c, propos by it aud protect
ed from failure, and that the United States
shall acquire no right Of sovereignty in
New Grelrtda or Costa Ricst, or transport
troops or munitions OF war over the terrific
ries, unless voluntarily aSsented TO by the
governments of those countries.
Phelps made a speech against appfopria-
ton
Without action, the committee rose.
Adams of Massachusetts made speech
on the report of the committee OF 80.
The House again went into committee on
the deficiency bill.
SickIes advocated the Chiriqui amend
ment
Niblack OF Indiana was willing to grant
the Seceders everything consistent with
honor. In the meantime he was in favor of
q vigorous enforcement of the laws
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INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 3l.-Tbe joint resolu-
tions authorizing the Governor to appoint
FIVE commissioners to the Convention at
Washington on the 9TH prox. passed both
Houses this p. NJ. by an almost unanimous
vote. The Governor will announce the
commissioners tomorrow morning.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I-The steamer
Brooklyn Joined the Macedonian at Pensa-
cola. It IS said an attack viii be made at
Fort Pickens, which is not now improba-
BILE within a short time considering the adj
vice of parties distant from the scene. Those
vessels will cooperate with Lieut.. Slemmer
in its defense although it is supposed here
that he will be able to successfully maintain
his position without additional succor.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-The schooner w
H. Titcomb arrived this morning in 40 days
from Sierra Leone
4 Spanish brig had been taken By Fl. b.
NJ. steamer Imperiuse and taken into Sierra
Leone. There were no slaves on board at
the time. The Captain had landed his
money the day previous to buy slaves.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 3l.-Special Washing
ton dispatches state that Col. Hayne of
South CarOlina to-day presented South
Carolina's ultimatum in regard to the oc-
cupatiOn of Fort Sumter to the President
Mr.. Buchanan acknowledged its receipt but
made no further reply.
The announcement of the Springfield
(Ill.) Journal that Mr. Lincoln is opposed
to any measure of compromise is regarded
in Washington as-oficial, and It is authori-
tatively said there that Mr.. Lincoln will
give no intimation of his future policy I'M
til after his Inauguration.
The Pacific Railroad bill is likely to fail
in the House in consequence of the Sen
ate's amendments.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-The Secretary
of State, in letter to Lord Lyons, defres
the position of this government and de-
clares that the revenue laws will be regard
ed as in full operation
Hon. F. j. Judge, the Alabama commits,
sioner to arrange the property, is in confer
ence with the Virginia commissioners, Col.
Hayne ana others.
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Boston, Jan. 31.-The U. S. brig Balm
bridge is rapidly fitting for sea.
The merchant lines of steamers owned
here have discontinued their trips TO Havana
and will hereafter run to Baltimore and
NorfolI