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Tho Duty on Grain In France.

For tcE.e iiue 1.e sliding scsle on the import
ana e1pors il grain LES been suspended III FRANCE,
owing to tic list halvcbt being poor. It Is now
staaed ty IN agricultural paper Of good authority,
the Ee4o Asy1co<. lha: The Government intends 10
present a bi,i It Tho approaching session Of the
Tegislatur. far eb.tsslsng this tca'e altogether,
and estahlisai.. in It's p'aec moderate liked duty
L Is hoped that l.is will bn done. rs tho French
arbitrary differences between parts oi The country,
and making prices rute higher 10 consumers 'sle9
grain IL tcarcc. and ttux defeating the object Of
the sEl:ry 9cplc,
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1otAl.
6IIIrrFn IA 4tlculaAH CESTEAL RAIRoAD.
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VAN BuREN, Feb, 25.-A' kansas is conf
secession. The West and Northwest, as fur as
heard from, are nearly unanimous. Sho is for
cooperation with the border slave States.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Foa1 sM1ru, Feb. Is 5-Returus from 10
counties in Southern Arkansas show them to
have goue far Convention, and secession can
didates arc elected. It is conceded that the
minority for Convention in the State viii be
four or i've thousand.
ANOTHER DIaPATCH.
AEAPH1B, Feb. 25.-The returns from Ar
khnsas are favorable for holding Convention.
Thus far, so seccssionfsts, ~ conditional se-
cessionists, md between Is aud 20 submission
lists arc elected.
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4sl Juhn r. Sherman. Ct tie City of ysx yo,s hera
eets f & US tfs5 r. s. okH
sth a 0. 1sSs a1 tscords1 !n Tia Kecofarrs Vcz d
81 ss2a 9.5 e Is! e nae
sgs9 as 2sS 2sSSTas1it aais4. of fsssain Gsas ssiac3
aso :: eass for seiesa assa &
Feasuasy 1st = 1sa u tarFe years lre:n sno ssd
a1t III 70; 81 81 Es01qa al sa aa a ca
Or AprH 4 y. ta5o: and wteteay default Ea* hee11
intsEes whca len da % @ S4 HsJndn:s e. q
eaa aakt therefore eG, It'd t. doclt lhn eai,f ~
No., t. fefors. nd r ;: @u11 y
r F.: .sS,: eos t.t0ed IN lie sd ,ao;tss2 sSsH
Gty o peehns ehsaos aosHan + = geEt ia tas
TT dsy oi ISL ii TN o'e!ecs IL FL:
:syess EoeE sSs,zTEat st.a { q ,nanHs 1s
coan s2S e coet ELITE ss sta7a Adt q
eqa1ty q redempEaa & lis ia JoSn sas:ss s
hesEz a1d asstxns thes..a. " - '''~--">'4 m
F4Ew.11 d s=w, AtI;a deShSaHfa
1:vent5 AZ q Aaleh as1t. =. t sae saa hoS5 "a
;AaEs $. PORTER. Mortgages.
chiesso, Jaanarys yssst is6L: :ei.dsal.ta
pUBLIC sALE-Personal prom
es2sEa se ssats e Ma y e.
~ 1s71d a5a Morris ~ s.sse anpazeland csrunle Ill
II I'D Kea ~
sss s 96 Esssus. :. d asts
ha yts VIII hses sao ass e.
''Sas;as; fssas viii be taken : XEMs{RRsas sena ,.
~A'e@aa' ~ seo' y asA ss7e7sa
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@IATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
s COUNTY. S. 3. Superior .ceurt e: C;.~c.o.
nhsSn les; A. p ss!. ets pcu Salisbury ~ ra a
raol Eos:cc j. hereby gwen to .tcsa!a rrscc,. r
@ HSss tn3t W. *tts cf attachment isrea cur ina
Gs.a et I'D ia stn *s st
tne said FIaacs L. Hn. lor t.s sun Il ,hrt i,n5:s,
e. Tt:ve1 eoLss* directed ,.e iii r9 ii e.
tar1s9 exeGuted S9S. therefore,. Lles. ou Ie -t1d
M hfarts Ns.s shall psrso, n:y To an airs.r b, nrc
r. ssf g ths @ .sFIs sEsok 10 le ollsa Il e uon1t
March 1s sive spcela nai au mai Gay rsa %
st,a saa FIalots sSSa udg: sus asa.
tno ts9pe1sy attached nay b. suicie. Z, sst:stY
tae sdd Judgment anu coats Viii 10 sid IL ea:Fv hs
hLphl7oE 5aIII.7o TonxTz11oTTE, Pitds At.S's.
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Indian TRUST Ronda--Anoth Traitor,

New York, Feb. 25th.-The o. 8. Circuit
Court to-day, in the case Of the 1ndian Trust
Bonds frauds, dissolved the Injunction, decid-
ing that the Government WAS bound when the
holders Of the bonds received them without
notice Of fraud, and the United States has no
redress.
A Washington telegram says dispatches to
the War Department from Gen. Tw1ggs an
nounce that he had surrendered to TEXAS all
tho forts aud arms and munitions Of war In
that State.
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huFder md Attempted Suicide,
BosrN, FEB. @:-In North Bridgewater this
morning, = man named O'Brian Killed his
tempted unsuccesslnily to stab himself. =:
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W7ANTED--At No. 24o Lake St.,
HIDES, SHEEP pElTS AND WOOL,
To I'LL orieFp receared for which tho h1gheat atkat
fee11Gt GRAVES BARKER
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=. FoRT SMITH, Arkansas, Feb. 25-The Inter
~ruption Of the Overland Mails in !Te1as was
caused by party Of indians seiztug the stock,
slf;,sg sestagy'ns property -: ons ariyef xaa
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb e5.-You ung Armstrong
vas sentenced this morning to be hinged for
the murder Of Robert Crawford. He made .
-"Aeeh to tho Court. denying his guilt, but
es, Emissions showing that be was in
Mosang a>-.~ - With the affair.
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TO BREWERS AND: NAL
\: sTER3-The advertiser, Practical Brewer OF
IS dreEer OF Master Aei4 capable Of taking the
General management of brewery. Address u. H."
cara Of T. u. Box 6083, Chicago Ill ja93x3a
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Gr1leraI Notices.

;LLSALlE, Feb. 25.-Rfver rising nsain--two
feet rise and still rising. Ice NOT ont.
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EcSnGf EvESIso, Feb. Is, 1861.
Tbs tcGe7i.c a-c a.se receipts nzd shipments for
TIA .aat forty.zicEt Ac3.G:
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l. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23-Adyices from Hon
duEas to the 20th inst, state that new reyo-
luton, originating with the reactionary party,
WAS impending. Guardio1a md other Govern
ment officers, had been excommunicated.
render of Ruatan to Honduras.
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X6aHR FN1IuTee
DEcA1uR, III, Feb. 25-The Railroad Bank k
Of Decatur closed this morning.
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Gbtiirasp Griiht,1,e.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1861


aoxpAr EVENING, Feb. ~ 1851.
The sttrnncEs In TIC exchange market, which
marked the c1oEe Of last week, h2s been followed
py rise Of one per csut to-day the current selling
rate at the banks bcing7 per cent. The demand
hss been verJ light under the rise everybody that
can possibly 6efcr payments being disposed to do
80. At the rate 1t WAS plenty; but had buyers
besn nunerous and pressing, the rate would at
once hare gone up one Or twope cent. The buy
Ing price Il 616E. No ono expects thatft can be
maintained ut these figures many days, and hence
bankers keep down balances to the lowest work
taE basis. .. =.
Gold .:e2.:,a, u, IN; per cent; eel
uvg att. -
r.-x.rx Az, CScIa.Ei- FcSDs.-The follow
Ing are Tic closing rates Of T. Granger Adams
Esq, editor O: tic Chicago B.nk Ncte List, No. ii,
c1ark street, for cas7crc:, exchange, &C.:
huEnsa. ssi5zssa-
PrsM Prem,
tx. 4 & EaE. so:sen, Eenk Sctes,. :.
L. ',h!o, LIZ, ful. Slats and Can 9. -
Ign, Nd, as Esre I'D. Daaks--.---
Missouri. fa1 -
u id ..
=ssrrGEsS hoAKJ,
Rsyano. Dks.
nfscrcd;ted Ii;1ois- s-.,..,.,.,.-.-..-.9
Il c. ais.. ca. and e1S TeEr...:... 3 r -
s.ock isaul:s ul TcE1. and 5. Co...
1ire.u.a d :" =.
EARNINGS Of tie Ga1c1a cnd ChIcsso Union
Railroad Company fe- the week ending Feb. ed:
7.e,sn. ssassS5 1ss55 s1a1ssi7 81; 1se. sseel44
pas:i ,rs. 4,52su7 50al.S5 Inc. 1881
:, ais. &C. 95oto a5p.oo
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wEEKLY REVIEW OF CHICAGO
LIVE STOCK MARKER.
.Shernaa's Sole and SHIPPING Tards-Naeh. C.
r. K-Morkets reported BY WALTER S1EnNAN,
krpTess1y for the TRIBUNE, sceek ending Aon-
ddV. Fe5. Is, 1861:
Stock received for week. ST3 Cattle
- -...... -. 154 Sheep
" &" ..-............ IG3 Hpga
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Mr. Lincoln ut tho National Cnplta1s.
Receives his FrlBnds--A116 Ento bud-
den Movements Explafned.-Southern
War HUmofe-Ihe-- Government
Loan. - u = . ':,r -
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sFor 5ale.

" ESSEL FOR SALE.-A
Y schooner we'll found and n good repair. z63 tons
register. Clnsses B. 1. Terms liberal
HINCKLhY 4 HANDY.
fe16e55-2H No. Board Of Trade Blildings
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EESXIlS :. E:u*sAEs;
goEsu! ot tie erH-a Euesy c. ss<e-Ttt5aar. IS
fuchice ef lronaEfck s:d EaH=,tfa'h;. .:e :1-3
1:y Of Frankor eai ey s;'tta4 -: ci cr. S;eis
authorized 10 a7 Ter i!,.:: cItsEs ci A;'STR:H,
pRVsSA. Ra1pS3. WlRTE..bEIssl GLnESRt kt.
ie 's:1ds~l"
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NOTICE TO CELEBRATION
An CoMMTTTEE.-Tha Committee Of Thitty-EauY
requested to meet at Briggs House Tueslay
evening. at II. II. 4 full attendance ID FeQueatcd-
fe35- .4t
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Two newspapers at Atlanta Ga, have
been obliged to suspend by the financial pres
sure of the times.
The sccessionists, for fear of a compro-
mise that will compel them 10 stay in the
union have declared the fugitive slave law un-
constitutional.
All the Banks of Georgia have suspen-
ded speeia payment until Dec. 1861,
-fostoris, Seneca county, has contributed
upwards of $3.50 to the Kansas Aid Fund
The House Committee of thirty. three
will uroblly soon go to peiees.
--Oi,eatehes from the North are styled
"ioreigu news" by the South carolins papers.
-Gmibald's Income, as a farmer. is about
$500 = yest-- 70. enough ,u Gna en AmNr
ree g rNu and tobacco
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The Chinese War.

On the "a hot August the French and Eng
lish attacked the Chinese forts near the mouth
of the Pei.ho. from which they had been SO
disastrously repulsed. These were 6aally Ia
ken after severe loss on both sides---,he Chi.
nese manifested a bravery and skill Of which
they have heretofore shown no examples
Fruitless negotiations were then Instituted
and upou their failure the allied army al
vanced upon Pekin, which, the telegraph in
forms us. is now in ihcir possession, The
palace of the Emperor, at Pekin, has been
sacked, sffordiug rich spoils. The Emperor
himself has hed, and, although an inefficient
Tartar army il still in the field. European
prowess has subdued the most populous ma
zion of the world---at least so far rs to be- able
70 dictate terms at its capital. The msgni-
tude Of these events, and The oousequ, nesS
that may follow from this "leiting daylight
into" nation of four hundred mill ms Of
old iogiss and stand-stills, will not ba over
loolet by the caref'l observer o.. hgm,o ~.
fdirs.
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Mr.. scwnrd,s Snench.

We invite the attention Of our readers to
The very able speech Of this gentleman, pub
lshcd on the first page. The democratic
press says this speech excites considerable
surprise, as it has been rumored and current
ly believed that Mr.. s. would refuse to make
any concessions. But MIR. Seward is S ,ates-
man as well as man, and while you may
always be certain that he will never coucede
principles, yet he will be conciliatory in his
manner aud will give every reasonable guar
antoe to the South compatible with principle
and Justice,
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The House and Garden for January.

The table of contents embraces the follow.
inS topics among others; How to take care Of
House Plants; Delaware Grapes; Taylor's
Bulitt Grape Set out Grape Vines; How to
ripcn Pears; Set fruit trees about the Barn
Yard and Hog Pen; How TO make the best
Puddings and Pies; How TO keep eggs in Win
ter; How to make soft Ginger Bread; Lemon
Pudding Fried or boiled egg plant Indian
meal short cakes; Hot slaw; South Carolina
Johnny cake; Squash pie; Silver cake; Gold
cake; Apple custard, &c; How to cure Chill
blains; How to wear rubber shoes; Stories for
children aad grown people; Poetry; Beautiful
thoughts; Anecdotes and Fun, &c. Terms,
50 cents year, Address Thomas Brown,
Cleveland, Ohio, and get a sample number,
which will be sent YOU free. Teachers, Cler-
gymen and Physicians are furnished the IL.
Il c. for Y5 cents n year. We will send the
JOURNAL and the House and Garden one year
for 81 90 cash in advance, Send along your
names.
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Excitement AT Pittshurg.

Great excitement was caused at Pit!sburp,
last week. by the report that the U S. arsenal
of that place was to be relieved Of its arms, to
supply Southern demands. A dispatch was
sent to the Secretary Ct War to countermand
the order, and public meeting called to con.
sld'r the matter. A committee waited upon
the keeper of the arsenal, who informed them
there was no alternative but to carry out the
order, unless countermanded
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'rhe Gulf states.


The preponderance of the Information re-
ceiyed here from Georgia and Alabama is TO
the effect that the people of those States are
averse to the separate and immediate seces-
sion policy of South Calolina, but prefer,
rather, consultation of all the Southern
States, and further trial OF remedies in the
Union, for supposed grievances. 1t is GER
tain, at any rate, that the Streng h Of the
disunionists has been greatly oyer rated; and
even il they carry small mnjorities in sum.
mary elections, which have been ordered, OF
delegates to STATE Conventions, it will be no
sufficient proof of the deliberate sense of the
communities which are concerned. AS to
South Carolina, nobody doubts that her peo,
pie desire to leave the Union, that they have
been governed by that feeling Cor thirty years,
and that they have only been waiting pre-
text and opportunity to draw other S ates
into their scheme of Southern Confederacy,
of which Charleston is expected to be The po-
litical capital and commercial centre
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k,.s,o,., vote Of oh,o..,soa 90 1890,

n electoral Vote Of Ohio..Isoi TO 1890.
We give the electoral vote Of this State
from 1904 down to the present time, and the
popular vote from 1920 1865: .
& 1904. III
rborus. Jefferson of virsinis for President. KS
George Clinton, Of n ", fot Vice President. .S
~-e 1909.
James Madison Of Virginia for President. ......3
George Clinton, o. N. " for Vice President
r 1919.
James Madison Of Virginia. for President. ~
Elbrdge Gerry, Of for Vice President
1915.
James Monroe, OF Virginia, for President =. g
Daniel Tompkins, ofN. Y. for Vice Presided 81. 3
1920.
James Monroe, of Virginia, for President. ..."8
Daniel Tompkins, OF n. Y, for Vice Piesident. g
blood. HH.u) 1924. "
Henry Clay, Of Kentucky for President.
Nathan Sanford of N Y, for Vice Presdont 10
POPULAR VOTE.
Clay--l9,225. Jackson---ls457. Adams-l2,2sO
This year there being no election by the
people, John Quincy Adams was chosen
President by the House of Representatives.
The vote of Ohio. in the House, was cast for
Adams, the delegation voting-Adams 10 /;
Jackson 2; Clay 2. 1a
1925
Andrew Jackson Of Tennessee, FOR President. lG
john G. Calhoun, Of $. g., for Vice President 10
POPULAR VOTE.
Jackson4 n4-o75s7. Adams-S3 800.
1882.
Andrew Jackson Of Tennessee, for President. 2l
Martin Van Burcn, of N. Y, for Vice President 2l
POPULAR VOTE.
Jackson 1920. Clay 1859.
VIM Harrison of Ohio for President ........""21 81
Francis Granger, Of N. w. for Vice President Il
IIarrison--IO5,iO5 Van Durcn-969ia.
VIM II. Harrison, Of Ohio, for President. q
John Tyler, Of Virginia, for Vice President .2l
POPULAR VOTE
Harrison S15l. Van Burcn--142526. Birncy-903
1914.
Henry CLAY, Of Kentucky, for President. %
Thco Frclinghyscu of n j. for Vice President. .23
POPULAR VOTE.
Clay-l55,O59. Polk-l49,ll7 Biney-S,O52.
1sis.
Lewis Cass of Michigan, for President. %
Wm o. Butler, Of Kentucky for Vice President
POPULAR vorE
Cass-,154,755 Taylor-l3S,S6o Van Buren-35,354
Franklin Pierce, of N. H., for President /;
Wm II. King Of Alabama, for Vice President :2S
POPULAR VOTE.
Piercc--l69,220. Scott--152,526. Hac--3l,eS2
1850.
John G. Fremont of California, for President q
VIM. l.. Dayton, of j., for Vice President .2f
POPULAR VOTE.
Fremont-1S7,497 Buchanan--l52,526. Fnl.-2S,l26
1850.
Abraham Lincoln of illinois, for President %
Hannibal Hamn of Maine, for Vice President 2S
POPULAR VOTE.
Lincoln-23l ,6l0. DouglNs-ls7,23O. Brecknridge-
ll,405. Bell--l2,l97
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-Apportionment for members of Congress

Apportionment for Members ofCougrcss.
We see by the dispatches from Washington
that Gen. Ashley has introduced Dill for the
apportIonment of members of Congress, which
il Is thought will pass by an almost unani-
nous vote. The number of members pro-
posed by the bill is small compared with our
great population. The number liked by the
act OF 1859 was, perhaps, large enough for
that time it gave each number about 9S 900
constituents The number proposed by Mr.
Ashley's bill will give each member about
$4,000 constituents; whereas, il the old
number of 23S is retained each member will
Lave over 1888. 900. II Mr.. Ashley's propo-
siGon be adopted, Ohio aud other States wilt
retain their present representation whereas,
il tho act OF 1880 remains unaltered, Ohio
will lose two members, and other States in
proportion. Another even more striking ad.
vantage Of Mr., Ashleys proposition is, that
it gives each State the representation of il
own fraction. instead of giving the reprcseu
tation Of the fractions of The Sates having tn,
smaller to the States having the larger frac
tons. In this respect the act Of $3.50, though
scquiesced in, is of more than doubtful con
stitutionaliy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A DMINIsrRAToR's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

N
by virtue Of order of sale us directed by the Pro
bate Court of Columbcana county Ohio, will sell at
public sale at the door othe Court House Peysburg
Wood county, Ohio, ON
Thursday, Jan. Slst 1861,
commencing ut o'clock p M, the following real estate
situated in the county az Wood ard state of Ohio wit;
the north quaterof section oneownshp three range
tcn in said county, containing lao less also
the west half the north west quarter the north
quarter Of the northwest quarter and the north hwcst
quarter of the north quarter Of section number six
township number and range number III in said county
containing ITO acres less clear othe dover
tatc of Hannah Hamilton widow of Joseph Hamilton,
deceased therein. Terms of sale onehird in hand
thirl in one wear and one third in two years with interest
q. $, S,NALLANDlGHAM h J. b. HAMILTON,
Executors Of Joseph Hamilton, deoeased.
Jan snd 1861 Sow tSS %.
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Trnitorous Designs upon the National capi-

The disunonists are making great threats
about opposing the inauguration Of Mr.
Lincoln, and to thI, end it is privately
hinted that the army and navy are to be
brought into requisidon. On the other hand
he Republicans say they have no fears Of the
opposition to Mr., Lincoln, and that General
Scott says he will answer for the SUCCESS Of
Lincoln's inaugural with his life.
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An ohlnlrrnitnr.

The Ohio Delegation in Congress held a
meeting at Washington short time since, at
the request Of Gov. oorwin, and all but one
held that the secession movement was with
out just cause. This one graceless traitor
was Clement L. vallandigham. fthe Dayton
district vaps own party friends rebuked
him in good round terms.
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TheU UltimotuIn.

sThe s1uth Csrollhe ComIpissicrera have
laid their ultimatUiua before the Pfesident
They inform him that unless the Goyvfnnreht
troop fstotioned in the neighborhood Of Char
leston are ordered 70 evscuate their present
position, they-the Commissioners ie.
turn at once, and their people will prepare
for the MorAt.
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New York Market.

NEW lOkk, UccclnDcr 20, ISbU.
FLouR--Sales of superiino western Mt $i,9OEt5 90
common to medium extra western s., ,206Q5,30; shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio s5,5O0I5,55.
WEuAr-Rcd western 81 800 l,35; white western 81 :
so.
RYE Market quiet at Use.
b BlRLgY6S0lS0c according Ia quality.
CoRS-70@7ac for mixed Western.
0NTs--Fair demand at 40 for western.
BrrrIR- Sales of Ohio at l0@l5c.
SUGAR- Sales at 51fM5sc.
MOLAssso- New Orleans at S2CfSic.
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HERIFF' s A l. E---W0oD COUNTY
- COURT OF COMMON rLEks.

John Mercer vs. Feter Monafy e az
Rs virtue OF ordcr ofsae 10 me diruSed and nliv-
cred from sn1 Cnurt in the above entitled cause will
seu az 1e 1oroi the Court HoGs1, in PeUysburg, said
county, On a.fN,
\ Thursday. tho Sist, OF January, ls6l,
between the hours Of ~ M. aud O'Clock n m, te e&s
half ofthc west balf OF the northeast quarter of section
tract four o( township four north Of range east cp
aiurg forty cctts. Z. y, NORTON, S-,yT
= JCyHRsuN vtty.
lau "a. tSjl--3JH5S2 80.
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nIAsrka coNM1ssIoNERs BALE on RIAL

NTAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL
M .ESTATEss e "a ~. - a .
Bytrtuc Of an order OF sale issued 70 me from the
expose public sails Of the door Of the Court House. in
Penyrburc in said county, on
Saturday, Feb. 9th, 1861,
between the hours Of Ii m. and O'Clock p m. OF said
day. the following described lands and tenements sit-
acd in Wood county, Ohio 10 wits The north-east part
Of the part Of ths sotheast quarter Of ae-
tona section ten in Freedom township, five north
OF range no. twelve and bounded as follows,
cling the south east of James Powersland the
south branch Of Portage River west side thence up said
river the line Of road running up the west branch Of
north and south road thence north along said road
TO the line Of James Powers and, thenee cast 70 the
place Of Beginning supposed TO be Eve neres o land more
or less. PETER BELL, Master Commissioner.
Cook, Price a johnson, attys.
Jan. %, l96l-35w6$3 10,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

WI hNTATE,
BY virtue of an order of sale issued b me from the
Court of Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio, shall
expose public sale NJ the door Of the Court House. in
Perry sburg in said county, ON
Saturday, Feb, 9th, 1861,
between the hours OF l2 and O'Clock p m Of said
day the following described lands aud situated
in Wood county, Ohio, 10 wit; The north quarter
of section eevcn town four north Of range nine
tanning forty acres OF land or less.
PETER BELL, Master Commissioner.
Cook, Price / thomson, attys,
Jan. ID, IS3l- -S5wSSa So
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
perrysburw Market.
Cincinnati Market.

% 'CINcINNATI December 25, 1860.
Flour -Superfno $i00@tlO; extra Si,0064,50
WugAr--Prme red 95c@SlO5; few sales.
CoRN- Inactive at 36C63Sc.
OATS Demand fair at 26c in bulk.
RYE--ln moderate demand at 5SlL60c for prime.
BARLEY Sales of good fall At Use, spring at t5c.
BrrTER--We quote prime roll ut 1tGplSc
Hoes Market firm, good selling ut S5,2jq5,5u.
SrG.lE--Fim at 6QD7ls.
MoLAssEs-St at 2q0t30c.
CoFFEE--Sclling at l2lsMl3Lc.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-03
HARDWARE, GROCERIES. &C.

Those wishing 10 purchase anything in this line will
find " their advantage IA pay my Store visit before
purchasing elsewhere. The attention Of the public is
Respectively invited my extensive soek feeling assured
Il will be tiins probably spent,