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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
A slight change.

The New York Tribune of Sunday last sdvo-
Gates the prompt invasion of Virginia. It says:
Asto Virginia. which, next TO South Carolina,
is the most pestilent State below the Potomac:
the war must be carried into her borders without
unnecessary delay. Norfolk must be reduced.
The Southern counties must be invaded And
Richmond, proud, hypocriticai. treacherous Rich
mond, which, more than any other city in the
country, is the foul nest Of Nullihcation and
Treason, must be taken and held till the war :
over; and the terms of the peace which Is 70 fol
low must be dictated from its Rebel Capital.
The same Tribune. in November last, uttered
the following sentiment:
Whenever considerable section OF our Union
shall deliberately resolve 20 60 out. we shall re-
sist all coercive measures designed to keep f IN.
We hope never TO live in Republic whereof one
section is pinned 20 the residue by bayonets-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

PRICE or BuNrIsG-Little or none of this ma
terial is manufactured in this country and we are
almost entirely dependent upon the English for
the article The market here is cleared of il, and
orders have gone out by the last steamer which
will sweep the English market. The New York
EUening Post. of Monday. says the demand for
flags has raised the price of bunting from four
dollars and seventy-fve cents to twenty eight
dollars, and book muslin, usually worth six TO ten
cents, nov brings three dollars yard
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

THE BLocKADE.-The Government is taking
most energetic measures to carry out the block
ade of the ports of the seeded States All the
available war vessels are put into service. Mer-
camille steamers are also taken up. and such as
are not used for purposes of transportation, are
being fitted ont as gunboats, to cruise off the
coast and run up shallow waters. In few days
therefore the ports of the seeded States, from
Baltimore to New Orleans, will be eifectually
closed. When this is done, and the line of the
Potomac guarded by strong corps d'armee o
100, 900 men, the rebellion may be safely allowed
to sting itself to death, unless more energetic
means of crushing it be resolved on and carrieC
/ out.-N. Y. Herald
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

No BORING WITH GlNLKrs-It is proposed by
some members OF the Legislature to issue only
tsro millions of war bonds which would be little
more than Il dollar to each inhabitant, with an in
terest of sir cents per annum. The Empire State
OF the Northwest must do better than that She
must put her brawny shoulder to the wheel in
downright earnest. Five millions is the lowest
figure that should be seriously thought of. The
magnitude of the contest, and the vital character
of the issues involved. demand that Illinois shall
put forth her strength Let her set an example
worthy of her greatness. resources and loyalty
ChicdVo Tribune
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

How TO GuARp AGAISsr THE HrAr-As the
heat of a Southern sun is one OF the hardshps
our boys will have 20 encounter, permit an old
soldier to state in what way the French army in
Algiers guard themselves during the day when on
the march or standing sentry: Take yard of
thin, white flannel, fold il together once and sew
up one end, ribbon tape may be inserted to
draw and tie it around the neck. This thrown
over the cap or shake, and falling behind. com
pletely shields the head and shoulders from the
rays of the sun. Woolen is preferable to linen
or cotton, is equally light. costs less than the
former, and is easier washed and kept clean
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

SOLDIERS QuARrERrp IN THE WHITE HousE.-
The White House has been converted into a bar
rack The famous east room is occupied by =
corps of volunteers. under commSnd of Senator
Lane. of Kansas. Seventy five men compose the
company. One half do duty while the other
Sleep.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

sF- A male infant was left at the door of Mr..
d. r. Ricketts,. President of the indianapolis
Road. in Jacksonville, on Sunday night last.
The excellent gentleman took charge Of the little
founding. and having no children has adopted it
as his own, and is greatly e!ated with il, though
not obtained in the usual way Lou. Dem.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

The New York Tribune. of Wednesday, ad-
dressing the volunteers. thus carves ont the work
to be done in the war against the South:
Now that Washington is out of immediate
danger we can afford to do things more deliber-
ately and send each regiment into the field thor
oughly prepared for any emergency. And never
fear that there will be nothing to do after you
requisite can be prepared and supplied, there will
doubtless be a force Of two hundred thousand men
sent to the relief of Fort Pckens and it will
march right through mot around) Baltimore.
Richmond Raleigh, Charleston. Savannah Mont
gomery. and New Orleans. being joined at the
lsst-named city by like force which will have
made it, way nown the Mississippi. They ceIe
brute Christmas superoly down that way, and the
defenders OF the Union will be just about on hand
BE patient. for there are time and work for all.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

eB- We understand that FIVE pieces of heavy
ordnance arrived at Jacksonville Saturday, and
that engineers are now surveying the ground for
a fortifcation of some kind. rumor prevail.
in this city that I. 900 men have been ordered from
indianapolis We give the rumors for what they
are worth-LeuisciUe Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
e~The WIZ, R;r,r Co,,,,. ofu

q The White Rirer Gazette. of W orthington,
Greene county, contains editorial rejecting
upon our representative in Congress, Hon D.
w voorhees,. The statements contained in the
article are wholly without foundation and manu-
factsred ont of whole CLOTH They are calcu-
lated to reflect on the good order and decency of
our citizens and are entirely unjust to Mr.. Voor-
hees. He proclaims himself to be Union man,
heart and soul, and no one whom we meet asserts
a stronger devotion to the government and the
flag OF our country -Teyrs Haut. Express
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

cE-A States prisoner. at Boston. whose sen
tence expires in eighteen days, wrote % : & -
den. last week. that he did not care = aime a0oui
the time. but wanted 70 90 and ser . his country
innsiiatelv
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

rT- Carl Schurz has gone to Washington. it is
said. to take command of the German regiment
from Minnesots
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
ARTILLERY Eouipmeut.

The estimated expense of full equipment of
Captain Fry's Artillery Company, is about $27 :
000 The items are as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08
From the Cincinnati Price Current, lst inst.
Financial and Commercial Summary
for the past Week.

The leading disturbing feature in the money
market, during the past week, was Kentucky bank
currency; a more marked line of distinction hav-
ing been drawn between it and the currency of
the OHIO and Indiana State banks, than existed
the previous week. Bankers now take il as a
special deposit, consequently at the risk of the
depositor, and in this way the burden or risk is
thrown upon the latter whilst the currency is kept
in circulation and passes in trade in the city 1t
is being sent home, however. rapidly, and the in
dicatons are that the Kentucky banks will not be
able to hold out such a run upon them, and there
fore the fear is Dretty general that they will be
compelled to suspend specie payment, which
would place their paper at discount of 5 per
cent at once. As compared with the paper of
the banks of this State and Indiana il is now vir-
tually at a discount of 215@3 per cent, as ex-
change on New York can be bought at - prem
with the paper of these Stvtes whilst il sells at
$685. prem. for Kentucky currency. OF course,
the causes of The denreciation of the Kentucky
paper. which has heretofore stood high. is the
probability of the State seceiing, and assuming
hostile position to the United States Government.
The indications last evening were that the Ken
tncky currency would be thrown out by the bank
ers to day.
The demand for exchsnge on the East has been
bat moderate The quotations are as follows, at
the close, as regaris the selling rates:
For ohio and Indi-na. For Kentucky.
sight on New fork.......-.--. y prem. $685. prem.
Coin / prem. prem.
The buying rates are 3s prem for Ohio and
Indiana. and 21a for Kentucky. We can not
give quotations of checks on Baltimore or New
Orleans. The market for Illinois, Wisconsin and
| Missouri money is very unsettled, and few dis
posed to buy il at the following quotations:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-08

Total. ...-.--..-......... s27.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03

Junction Till, a'iintfiag the eqGitv, ,i.cre,,f,
ana praying dissolution # IT.. injunction a.
10 part OF he la .nr.l ludr ncrt no, affected
lAereOy, uio'i'r TT such d >sriu!:.n viii BE-
hraFG at the ie-an next after Hing tho answer,
without DDtico to tn. opposite party Of suc.
motion.
70 Un motion 10 dissu!yo functions tex-
cept III cases If waste and the ilkei the az.
Sci opposed to su,.fi rnoli.Ds wIli he cxps-.,s~i
l" argue against them. or tc put III nDt-. 9TH.
er"lss s,ich ininn-tie.ns will be ,:i.>olgc.i, by
orier 81 the C'lrt, unless cal~e to the contra
~ shal! bs siiow.. 10y the hf,iI day af:er suci.
o-der.
Il. On answer being i!ed 20 an inir,uc,i n
b!l', admitting the matter, stated IN the same
10 lie true, tie delru San, ay direct Ia" cause
~ De set Gown f1r rfual 4etrus 10 thu fli 1r-
~, tFrin ani on any answer helm. fi'ei. the
COMPLAINANT may direct Fhc cause TO be sat
down f"r fiIal hearing al the following Germ
and Oh any answer b-iEs flcd the Complain
ant NAY dircc: .lo calse ~ be set duva for
final hearing.
y. A ne ezeai sll.l! ne b. s,,.t ial order ji.-
solved npM tie irEeciaiiI fling b,,cG. exr.
co'ei Nv !liriiseiI- AMI surct. or surrties ap-
prhEe' .'y TIE Court IL such penalty a. ,iae
Cji!t shall dlI-cr, c.,.diiu!"d that IA cas-. ~.
complainant shall ohl.'. decree ia his f.v.,r
tile sa! dt!e....ut sai obey flfiI aud r-rior,,,
'iie -s!f 1cCree or re;..ier nis irtiy IL tie c.s-
'cay .. tue Sheriff, ~ y h"m a wit Of srt,cF..
n'nt shall he i.'r.t.d: Tor cun peI;iug ti. de-
'sn'i.,miS pc. .nrInance II said d,c cree.
70. y" sale ii .ca! p-Hp.r'y ualer ae:re..
or o'!rr u hi. CYnr' shal he Absolutely ra,ifi-
ed 'i'd confirmed. uriii public notice Of Tie
report Of SIGH sale snail nave hcer iis r;.,I y,
some newspaper printe'i il, Sai..t MAryA C,!n-
~. or elsewhere, ~ tie l"urt NAV dife.r
u'ie.s the ,itr.cs snail cIns-"t II wl.:..,s, :.
.i'aai -. IL; - 's:iaaut r4ui!rc.
-. o. saes under ie .rres ~ ,ir !crs of til.
tJ::rs lie !vllyNin. ...vwances shall te MA l.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03

~ OTTO 10 hereby r ven thu; The suhsc r,bt
Y has ,bts.nfd from he Offhans' Court al
81. Mar ) COUNTY. IN siaF yisnt letters Of I'D.
-ninistrtairn On re personal estate az Wa,
p, Price. late Of sa:d county Gtse.x,d. AL
persons f-'iTs essai.s against The saii lectsstsi
a.. hereby warned ;o eyhihitI:'s ssine. WITH ;n-
rrCr-er vu,rh. ;l,ert ~ ,i,e subscribe ~. NJ
br;n5.i.,e Let 3av "a: Jane. 1861. .iher re .hsv
"a " l.. Excluded nv Iuw from all he.:ri, Of the
saIt e--iis GIvsr uader nv aand tsis a9;a
day at Nov. IsC0.
JOHN ". FORREST,
Admr.
Nav. 29:h 1869 Az
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
CLOSING OUT!

SALE OF
CARRIAGES AID NESS,
sAit .En>, mixer nsr,ng t.'-rmi,el ~
50 ci"*e Hu-,ar>., vferH. at private SAFE, tiG
-,urk { shot,
<sRe Hundred Erv
. tine ~
REST sSsuR-Yp N.Y.
& 4 II Il I. 4 q + 5 ever offered in this
iiy. ali ii whirh have lecn Uni,r expressly -
"r'!cr ami ar" ~ TIC --latest -s,iss n'.w in ,,s-
/ :''~e intending 10 pufciIass shcull ru, fail 70
@yamin. th.r.
PERSON. in a:.d lear il- ri.r and the CON.
ilcnau> cHnn''r* e M.tl Wand. viii ti,I (. is
rhe ;''s' '.v' rahs o.l'ri""i'v ever ~. red 10
-" pal 'lc, fl The h,,.Ihe-> must be closed q.
ia" "h"2'e;r.H, G,re -. -, 1t. l.t ,i,v
a.: ncsi :r,.s'cc. 81 :" E: $50 ~ ret 81
! son IS the =, X c,n l." ,>;n.c,! e.
! Also IN hand, a 'mini,-r of srrnd-hari
Carria ses, Barouckes, Buggies, &C.,
many nf ~iI'rn hev. hre,, hu: ,it;,c ,s..i ari
ihy az which viii &c so!c .uw tx cash or M.
doubted PAPER.
Ti!OtS YOUNG.
NJ. 400 Penn. avrnne cor. nf sSst.
Washington Clty.
May 18th. lsH0--s On.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
CAROLINE A. HEBB.
i'y,.,
.F3IIcE TO CREDITORS

Dec. 18Th, ISGo-4~.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
mIlL WRlsHTiNe,

E1HE subscriber, having bad thirty vesrs
experiences at Mill. ERIGHTINi;. IL
prepared .ht willing :" 20 t" ans part OF Oh.
>;..i- 10 IL. aucn work As REPAIRING or
!,til.illNI Mills. n can ASA d. rsGs,i
Ca-fFkN TER ) ~orh. Al work done IN
substantial uasEns5 and with dispatch. j.
dress.
P. CEKT.F.
Grs., Mills.
s.. E-.,'s Co.
III
O2a 49, iac0-sm.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03

"a Office - hereby gwen thar;he Subscribe.
hSs o5r'ne! from the Orphans Coari Of
Saan' Wary scoun'y, IN Maryland. letters Of I'D
M n;.'rniion IN the l.erSntai e.tat. Q: Mairs.
r-t %. JOY late Of sad county, A-c.ns.d Al
persons having "isIn.s against me said deceassd
are hereby warnsd t" exhibit the same, 9Th hs
proper vorches thef cor, u the subscriber, .~c.
beiors the Isl day OF Tuly iesl o,her~,.e th.r
may 5s excluded by law fn'p all beneG, ~
.te sn'i estate. Given .nder my hand :ils
18Th day o: Dee lh6u
MARY JOY,
AdnIIna .tTatrIy.
Dec. 18Th is60-4~
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
NOTICE.
To all sphon, II may Concern !:

To all sohons IL may Concern:
fgvHE undersigned, Judges OF the Or
II. Lhanss Cour, in and for 81. Mars
County, have come to the full anI Err. de-
TERMINATION. f,Dnl this time forward. under
the existing las< of the state, to reje,. any
and ell tadea.sares OF Apprenticeship ca
tered IN, by lJusticesof the Peace relat vc
70 the bia1ing out OF free negroes. As it has
been proven to. the satisfaction o: THE
Cour: that slastices of the Peace have no
jurisdiction with regard to the binding ont
Of free ncgroes or riaiai.oas; AID as i; lie
expressly reaksiicd BY the Thirty First sec
'ion. Article the -ix,h of the Code OF Pub
lie Laws for the State of Maryland. that
all lndentnres Of Apprenticeship must be
recorded ia the Office of the Ergister Of
Wills for The ssyerai Counties OF the state
of MARYLAND. we have therefore. by an or
der Of this Court, authorized the Reeis.. :.
of Wills for the County of Saint Mary's,
in the state aforesaid. TO refuse sny and al
lndrs;ures Of Apprenticeship relative to
the binding out ut any free negroes or nu-
lattoes By Justices of the Peace --ths. Ina,
be offered in has office for record or for the
approval of this Court =.
s 4. JACK. SpILGIEG,
YOUNG II. Di hKI.fS,
RICHARD H. REEDER.
Judges ef the 0,lPhs.ns to4a.
Test: ''-...s
j. T. II. RALY.
Rsgis'tr # WIZ fer St uarys Comfy.
Dec. 18th. l86D--4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEBTORS.

" Office j. hereby given, TIA, the snb4cri-
~ Der has ohiacej! fr"m the Orphans
torrt oil SAINT Marv's County, in MARYLAND
Ietters, s's'a'n'mlary on the persona! state al
WILLIAM ii Hf.hB, !a-- Of sa'i c"rn,v
deceased. Ali p-rscns having ei.i:n, sa,i,..:
oe saul deceased AR. hereby warned 10 Fl 8 the
>.nc with the Register If Will. far Sa;.t Ma
rl' cunty. or exhibit III. same, with ia.
proper r"uches thefr"f. IL tie suh.-riter
IN h'';'mnre city. o.: or before the !3rh rav
OF !in-. 1851, otherw;>" they ma. We ex"i,-
nri ~ Inv ir m AZ t'-nc.it Of =. sail s>,at.
Al p~rsoHe Indebted I" TIE sail estate are re-
q''rs.td to make lmrnr 'lA'" Payment. Oliver
under my band thie 18TH Day o! D.trmb.r
1850.
CAROLINE A. HEBB.
i.xecui!!x.
"a
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
NOTICE 10 cEEDIrORs.

NOTICE is h.rshy gIssn .hat tie subs< II
J osrs havs ohtsinsd ,.ora .b. Orpfsns'
Cuer' o: 81. Mary ..1ursy III Maryland. ~
.rs Of aa:rn'n,a'ratic-. 'v- a.. ,hcrcnesscs. go
;sie at Thomas ?. prrrn, is'r NJ aid o.nty, de-
CEASED. ali p:rson, ha,ine cir ms against the
sid decss.ee. s:e her.hy wsrn.d 10 exhi... a..
saIne With she pr"per souci,s. tarreuf, to t!..
.uhscr,t@r., Oh OF seto.s iii. let duy & -rrr.
1861. oinerwise they nay be eve'udel ~
!av from all henef' nf the said es,eis. a.. =,
under cur hsads rhis 29th siay al Nov ls6o
WILLIAM BUaCH.
William 4. BIRCH.
adMrt
New. Hesh iS6l.--sY
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-01-03
NOTICE,

DEMONS INSTRUMENTATION SALE
Il sonld 80 ~sii n call on the subsc.,l or
before fhPv~,"g "i .nsun elsewhere. Allen
s'doieaii'n~ Siil b. promptly ss,sadsi To. Al.
d'ess.
". +. 4. FEEDER.
cEAFr,11.
Nd.
Aug. 5Ed. 1904
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18
Washington Items.

WAsHIs0TON, Jan. H--The Alabama Senators yer
notified by telegraph from the President Of the Oonven
ion, MOTTO leave their seats until they further In
formed
The trouble is In the refusal of delegates from Nortf
Alabama to sign the ordnance unless the time for seceG
sion Is postponed till 4th Of March next
In the deficiency bill, for appropriatng $3.50 900 fol
carrying the mail from New York San Francisco the
name Of Cornelius Vanderbilt was struck out. senator
Latham insisting the recognition Of services rendered
by the Panama Rail Road Company, and Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
Hon. VIM. Aiken, Of South Carolina, has been forced
to contribute to the revolutionary government
fusal.
Every foreign government represented here Is dis.
ncy opposed to secession schemes and will make their
views public.when the occasion occurs.
Word has been forwarded to General Scott from
Baltimore, that 600 young fully organized and
ready to come from that city, at the shortest notice.
to assist In defense Of the District and the Federal Csp
itol.
The following s the substance Of the orders transmit
ted to the commander Of the steamship Brooklyn pre-.
yous to her recent trip You to proceed direct to
Ohareston Harbor but not 90 over the bar nor
to anchor, but lay under steam outside and ascertain
II the Star Of the West has landed her troops counter
mand her orders and order her with the troops to
Hampton Roads, and also gain any information as to
The existing state Of affairs there and then return imme
diately to Hampton Roads. r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18
Kentucky legislature .

FRANKFORT, Jan. H-Gov, Magodin's message asks
the Legislature to express their appreciation Of Crtten
dens resolutons eight States will have seeded be
fore the deliberations close that Tennessee has referred
the whole subject to her people, Virginia and North Car
olina are discussing the proprety Of similar course
and Missouri seems likely to adopta similar policy
He submits to the Legislature the propriety Of provdug
for the election Of delegates to the convention to
bic at early day to determine the future interests
and federal relations of Kentucky.
Meanwhile he would leave no experiment untried tn
restore fraerna relations between the Saes and
mends convention OF the border slave States to meet
early in February at Baltimore The Governor saws the
hasy inconsdete action OF the Seeding States does moi
meet ourapprova but Kentuckans will never stand by
with folded arms while those States struggling for
their constitutional rights being subugated to an
ant-slavery government.
The Governor asked the Legislature 10 declare by
oluton the unconditional dsapprobation by Kentucky
o. employment Of force in any FORM against the seced-
ing States. He asks appropriations for arming and
equipping the the Volunteer Militia,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18

Br The Ladies of the Universalst Church
and Society deserve great credit for the elegant
and sumptuous Supper provided for the public
at Armory Hall last night, together with good
music and other pleasant accompanyments. We
are happy to say that, notwithstanding the at
fractions at other points, Armory Hall was well
patropized, and the Ladies realized handsome
nett profit There was general mixing up Of
persons of all shades of opinion in reli ion and
and politics, and all seemed to enjoy the social
interview, as though they were the children Of
one happy family.
We are authorized to say that the gross re-
ceipts of the Festival amounted to over $3.50,
yielding nett profit Of at least $500, double
the amount stated in this mornings Journal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18
NaW York Markaf

TRLRGRAPHED FOR THE OHIO sTATEsMLR
NEW YoRK, Jan. l9.
FLoUH-receipts of ,G69 bbls; market rather more
acve without aerial change in priees sales OF IA
bbs at IS 1895 25 for superne stae SIS 1905 as fol
extra State s. 1895 25 for superne Western; IS 4C
as IS for to msdium extra Western; IS 6562
81 for inferior to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio Canadian cur unchanged sale of 200 bbls
at IS 5O97 25.
BYE FLoUR--stevdy at 50 1904 90.
WHEAT-Ieceipts of 1854 bush; market rules yery
quiet, and prices nomlnslly unchanged sales OF
900 bush at 81 IS for prime winter red Western 81 80
for red statei 81 so for good white Michigan.
RYE-quoted at 74R75c.
BARLEY-hrm, 5000 bush. of State at 70p75c
C0RN-market without material change; 40 600 b .h .
at 70@7lc. for mixed western and delivered.
0ATS-steady at 36932c for western Canadian and
State
P0RK-dull and unchanged sales OF $50 bbls at sI7.
37917 so; mess Sl325.
BEBF-prime, quiet and steady,
OUT MEATS-quiet
LARD-dull; 100 bbls. at l0hc.
BUTTER-n moderate request at IO@l5 foy Ohio
1920 for State.
CHEEsE-steady at 99l0H.
WHISKY-shade easier ard more active, sales 1900
bbls at 1870.
STCoKs-activs and higher; money contues free and
and plenty; unchanged rates and hear Of the best pa
Southern Exchange finn and fair sales at 105h9l06 for
bankers o. & R. I. SO. NJ & NJ: 2; @. & O. 7O%; N.
]. 100; N. 8. 152S; do quoted 35K Reading IS; Hav.
10 do. preferred 30h; Erie 3o%; O. D. & Q "a;
ssh; O. c &C. 100 Pan. 1l6; NJ. @. TX; Hud. 40; P.
N. 92; M O. 6s 60; Tenn. rs; Treasury notes 10 per
cent. 1U3; Hud Cd bonds 97k J. O. bonds Lac grants
III N Y. q, e0h; Ere asserted 3e%.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-18

u We were happily disappointed in our an
ticipatious last evening, that the entertain
mepts provided in other localities might pre-
vent full attendance at the Concert of the
Wesley Chapel Sunday School Buta large as.
semblage greeted the performers both iu music
and recitatons, with feelings Of unmixed pleas
ure The stage was handsomely decorated, and
oil the appointments of the evening were In
good order and good taste. We heard great
commentator, which, we think, is richly mer-
tied, bestowed upon the Superintendent, and
teachers Of the school, and, especially, upon the
children for the progress they had made and the
creditable manner in which they acquitted them.
selves at the Concert. May they continue TO
improve 10 Intellectual, moral and religious cul-
ture