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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s.
FLOUR-Continues dull and prices are nominal. II
extremely difficult to sell superne atauy thing below
S39O, and even at that price the demand Is limited
teW sales OF extra were made at ST. and family 81
Fancy sold by the dray load at 81 1904 40 depending
entirely upon the reputation Of the brand The sales
comprise 800 brls at our notation.
WHBAT-1s dull and lower. Hill sold at $40, which
must be considered full price. Choice white sold at
e39eGc for white.
o0RN-Is quiet, and Il Is rather mofe difficult to get
2Sc for new ear 10 bulk sales OF 600 bush at 2c the
upper, and 25c at the lower depot,
OATs-Are quiet, The sales are 8 600 bushels AZ geo
42Sc In bulk and 300 in sacds buyers furnishing the
sacks.
RiE-Is In good request at 43c.
BAkLEY-A fair demand at 4sD50; for fall, and 403
43c for spring.
HAY-Is steady at el2 per ton for prime timothy in
bales, on arrival.
APPLEs-The receipts are large, in excess Of the de-
mand, end prices are declining. We quote common to
choice dull at S2Q3 so per bbl,
POrATOEs-ATe dull at 35c on arrival, and i0c from
store for prime Neshanocks
OOfFEE-The jobbing demand continues cool and
the market arm, with an upward tendency in prces.
II dout to buy prime below COX, and some are i
at 2c. The whole range from to choice is from
l9h@Slc, with sales 200 bags at 90@50c TO Gle; the
latter price In the jobblng way.
SUGAh-Is fair and most Of the holders are asking
Ec higher but we do not change cur quotations. which
are 0A9OAc, including Cuba, Porto Rico and New Or
leans There Is but very little Porto Rico In market 1t
M0LASsES-Is firm at d5c. In the small way cssh
purchases could be m de at 44c.
WH1sKY-rhe offerings Of and demand are about
equal and the market is frm with sales Of 100 brs at
lSS13Nc including that from wagon.
Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
From Fortress MonrOe-SOEthern
MANA

FoRT MoNRoE, Dec. 81, Gen Burnside is ex
pected to arrive here tomorrow TO consult with
Gen. Wool and Com. GodebOrough in relation
to his contemplated movements,
Considerable excitement prevails at York
town In anticipation of an attack All the sich
were removed on the 2lss by order of Gen, Ma
gruder
The publication Of the Norfolk Day Baol
was suspended yesterday for the want OF paper
A copy OF to.day's issue was brought down b.
Alg Of truce.
The Day Book Gays that the Winans steamer
came into the Roads on Wednesday, aud wa
still there yesterday.
The Keystone State was perhaps mistekCI
for the WinaDs
The Day Book learns that General Scott hat
arrived in New York, and that he left England
at the request OF the EOgllsh authorities; ar(
that they were about to declare war against tht
United States.
A dispatch, dated Nashville, Dec 25, sayf
that Gen. Crittenden, with twelve thousand men
vas within forty miles of Hopkinsville, anc
would advance upon that place from three
points. The Southern rights citizens there
are sending their families and stock to the
South,
A banking house, branch of the Northern
oanK OF henSucKy, was TAKEN possession OF bJ
the rebels on the 24!h, Only $1,000 in Ken
lucky bills were found.
John G. Davis, member of the Federal Con
gress from the Seventh District of Indiana, ar.
rived at Hopkinsvile on his way to Richmond
but for what purpose is not stated.
A force Of not less than sixty thousand men
the advance of Gen. BHell's army, have crossed
Green River, and is within fve miles OF Gen
Hindman's advance
Great Preparations had been made for thu
defense Of Bowling Green, and chow a terrible
conflict to be impending.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

magnanimous people, II we should 90 far con
sent to be guided by law OF retaliation as 10 iii
up buried injuries against national consistency
and national conscience. Putting aside all sug.
gestions of this kind, prefer to express my
satisfaction that by adjustment of the present
case upon principles confGsIody American, and
yet, as / trust, mutually satisfactory to both
nations concerned, o question 10 finally and
rightly settled between them which heretofore
exhausted not only oil forms Of peaceful diGcus-
sions, but also the arbitgaiment Of war itself
for more than half century, allenated tho two
countries from each other, and perplexed with
fears and approximations all other nations.
"The four persons In question are now held
In military custody at Fort Warren, in the State
Of Massachusetts. They will be cheerlully lib.
time and place for receiving them.
~ renew my assurance OF my very high con-
alterations.
"(signed) WIN. II. SEWARD"
A dispatch from NJ. Thouvenal to M. Mercier,
French Minister to our Government, is also con-
tanned In the correspondence, In which NJ. Thou
venal urges that neutral1ag from one neutral
to another neutral port, coverI the persons and
merchandise. covers and adopts the prin-
ciplts laid down In tho dispatch OF Earl Russell,
to which Mr.. Seward Appropriately replies
The following is from Lord Lyons to Mr..
Seward:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9th, 1861.
To ths Hon. Wm H. Separd;
SlR,-l have this morning received the note
which you did me the honor to address to me
yesterday in answer to Earl Russell's dispatch
OF Nov. Both, relative to the removal of Messrs.
Mason, Slidell, Mcfarland, and Eustis; from the
British mail packet Trent. will, without loss
Of time, forward to Her Maje5ty's Government
copy Of the important communication which
you have made to mo. will also, without de-
lay, do myself the honor to confer with you per-
sonally on the arrangements to be made for de-
livering the four gentlemen to me, in order that
they may again be placsd under the protection
ofthe British flag.
l have the honor to be, etc.
(Signed) LYONS,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
From Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, Dec 2S.-Tho legal condition ol
the negroes discharged yesterday by the order
of the Provost Marshal General, is in no wise
changed, but only freed from confinement and
sale, on the presumption that they are slaves =
Gen. Halleck says this order will not debar snJ
one from enforcing his legal rights, if any exist
They can be enforced through the loyal civi
tribunals of the State, whose mandate will oil
ways be duly respected by tho military authori
ties of this department. Military officers car
not decide upon the rights of property or claims
to service, except SO far ss may be authorized
so far as may be authorized by the laws OF wal
or the acts of Congress. When not SO author
lied, they will avoid all interference in sucl
questions
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sheriF's Sale.
Francis NJ. Story by his next friend
Mary Story, petitioner

Francis NJ. Story by his next friend,
Mary Story, petitioner. Superior Court.
W. franklin county.
Joseph Story others, respondents.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to 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
Saturday, the 4th day Of January A. d. 1862,
at one clock P. M, the following described real es
tate. situate In Pleasant township, Franklin county
Ohio, 10 wit:
Part Of survey No. 5000 Of the Virginia Military Sur
veys beginning at stake In the southwest corner OF the
tract Of land containing hundred acres conveyed to
Josiah Bsysns by Joseph Story BY deed bsarug date May
1896 thence south 6Ik poles 70 stake and four ANAL
hckores and elm; thence east e4 poles to stake IN
prairie; thence north 07K poles to stake on the west
side Of elm marked In the line OF the Kious
lott thence west l2l poles to the beginning containing
hftytwo and half acres, more lesl; subject to
dover estate heretofore set Oh and assigned TO Mary
Story widow Of said Marmaduke Story IN said premises,
described as follows Beginning at stake from which
black walnut Is inches In diameter bears N. ASK deg
Il. 10 links; thence 8. deg. ~ poles aud 90 links
10 stake; thence g. 80 deg n. l2t poles 10 stake In
the west lne OF Yeoans land; thence NJ % poles and
20 inks TO stake In the west side Of elm marked as
corner thence N ee deg west l2l poles to the begin
ming.
TsRMs or eALR.--0ne third 10 hand 0 third 10 one
year, and third 10 two years. with interest from the
| dsy Of sale, secured by mortgage.
~f'''s' 8. ". HurMAN. Sheriff,
Printers fees ss 90.
novA-dlt&wM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Notice to PhysIcIans ana tho PubIio.


Notice to PhyslcIans ana the Public
ALLcooK's POROUS PLAsTERS. S.-TEsTIMoNIAL.
SIT. AILcocK & Co., No. 904 Canal street. New York
Nov. Goth, 1850 dentemen lately suffered severely
from a weakness In my back, occasloned by suddenly
oyerexertng myself Having heard your plasteru much
recommended for Of this kind procured one, and
the result was all that cud desire. single plaster
cured me In week. Yours respectfully,
J. q. BRIGG9,
Proprietor Of the Brsndreth House, New York.
There s nothing equal in tho way Of plaster to the
Porous Plaster Of Mr.. ALLC0CK. In Asthma, Cough,
Kidney Affections, aud local deep seated pains, they
afford permanent relief and for weak backs, pains in
the sde stitches and spaSmodlc palms generally they
are unsurpassed for the benefits they impart Price IS
cents each Principal ONCE go4, Canal street.
Bold BY JoHx R. COOK, Druggist, Columbus, and by
all respectable dealers In medicines.
dec24-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.
LGrrOnTrp pom run 0mO srATn.MAn ]

| NEW YoRK. Dec. 20.
ooTIoE.veTy quiet and mlddllng uplands are nom
FL0UR-The market opened quiet and steady, aut
closed about So better rather mord doing export ant
home conSumption sales OF 10 800 barrels at IS 90D5
for rejected; IS s05 90 for huperne state IS 555 o.
for extra state IS 255 40 for superne western IS 0(
| @5 20 for common to medium extra western; S5 81
@5 90 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio and
So OOgO 70 for trade brands do. market closing quiet
Canadian -four is shade easier with moderate demand
sales 700 bos at IS 3O@5 ~ for superne S5 0O96 rs
for common 10 choice extra
RYE FL0UR-steady and quiet; small sales at about
CORN MEAL-Quiet and nomlnally unchanged.
WHIsKY-ISa shade betteri sales Of 900 bbls at le<
@loc.
wHEAT-opened firm! closed shade better; 1000
bushels Chicago spring at 81 25 10 2O0 do amber Iowa
at 81 80; 1900 winter red western at 81 81 and 600
common Canada whito on private terms.
RYE-Wlihout decided change; sales 900 bush prime
state at e3c l7OO do common western and state at 700
BARLEY Quiet and steady; sales 900 bushels at 70
975c for state and 73c for Canada East.
o0RNRules dull and heavy sales 81 600 bushel at
63c for prime mixed western in store and delivered
OATs-ln limited request at 30B47c for jersey, Can.
ada, wesern and state; sales bush Prince Edwards
Island at 400.
PORK-Thero Is moderate business doing at prices
slightly 10 favor Of buyers, saeS 1000 barrels at So rs
gl2 90 for mesg Sll@li for western city prime mess,
Sl3 so for clear, So 25 90 IS for prime.
bEEF-Rules quiet and Arm; sales 29j barrels at 81
@4 oO for country prime, S. for country mess, Sll so
@l2 for Tepscked moss $l3 509l3 rs for extra mess.
Prime Meas Beef inactive at Sl9QD2l.
BEEF HAm5-steadyi saes 50 barrels prime western
at Sl4 so.
CUT MEATs-Quiet sales at 3%95c for shoulders
1h@Gc for hams We notice sales TO- 900 green hams at
$40.
smoked MEATs-Dull and nomlrslly unchanged.
BACON-Steady and unchanged; alles 45 boxes short
ribbed mddles at 6xc.
LARD-MOre active at prices In favor Of the buyer;
sales 1900 barrels at t7A9sKo.
HOG5-Dressed hrm OF 4h@5c.
BUTrER-sellIDg at ll9lSc for Ohio, 1890 for
state.
ter an extreme price.
sUGAR-Rsw; sales 20 hhds Cuba at 6Kc99k; 900
hhds Porto Rico at ex l00 bags Siam at e4c net cash.
3490 Pernambuco.
M0LAsS Es-Q Quiet and without material change In
prces sales $50 hhdS H. r. at 4Oc 10 hhds Barbadoes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
z. SEsshe Co1eg, CotsgN.

ATTA Il GSgsEHe, Cold, Cowgg',
EstsA 1AIGafsezeaa, or GJcre
ElNlIIbjlIAla >JhE0at, Which might he
WSs!yESgT checked lgitb q simple rem
%X5~ edy, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously. Fen are opare Of
the importance Of stopping a Tough or
Sfzlaht fold il, its first stogsj that
,vhtch in the beginning ,vould yield to
mild remedy, if not offended to, ooo7,
attaote the lungs.
8fotuIz'a 8fnnchiaL l9toches
tVsrs first introduced elevsn years ago
It has been proved that they arc the beet
artisls before the public for Ig0uahs,
folds, 8fonchLhs, .Hathna,
ISatakfh, the Hac1cng Cough in 1go1-
sui,zhtion, and numerous affections Of
the ISkfoat, CITING immediate relief
PssOlac Speakers asaE StslgerS,
lVtW find thsno efeot,tal for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, at Is cents per boz
For sale. wholesale or retail, by
O. ROBERTS, Druggist,
No. eiNOrth High street,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

BosroN, Dec. 2s--Apploton oAkes Smith, Of
New York, an alleged accomplice of Skinner,
who was recently convicted of fitting out the
schooner MArgaretta Scott In New Bedford for
a SLAYER, was before Judge Sprague In the
completely. He plead not guilty, and was re-
quired to give bail In the sum Of five thousand
dollars to appear in March for trial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
FIre-A woman Burned TO Death

CORNING, Dec 28.-This morning at 3 O'Clock
FIRE broke out in the laundry OF the Dickn
son House, destroying the laundry and the fur.
nture room of j. Mallory. The laundry wat
detached from the hotel, and was occupied BY
between ten and twelve female servants, who
rau into the street, leaving their clothes inside
One, Mary Gauley, 1t Is said, in attempting to
recover her clothes, was burned 10 death. The
insurance not known.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
.RouND THE rALLJ.''
ZANEsVILLE.

For several days past the weather has been highly IA
vorabe for kiltg and packing away pork and our dea
are mak the most Of it. The price still rules low
from 5000 % per cwt, Is all we believe that has YET
been paid for 1t, md there no immediate pros
pect OF rise In price, our farmers bringing It IN
pretty freely We hoSever predict before spring very
decided advance in the price aud those who can
nienty keep theirs for few months, we think will
be amply rewarded by paying prices, The following are
our principal packers In this city. Messrs. VIM Fox
Darlington & Moore, John Bowman, Austin Berry and
A. Dxon.- TCouIier, QT,
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, Dec. 81.
FLoUR-sales Of forty barrels white wheat at IS 25;
$500. "
WHEAT-The market Is inactive; red Is offered at o0e
OATs-sAles Of car on track at 27o. There Is no in.
quiry for oats.
LARD-sales Of 100 bbls at 7ko.
sEEDs-sales Of 60 bush Timothy at 81 rs, Glover
Is held at 81 1894 e5.
HoGs-Dressed, sales Of GO head at 80 35-svsrsgInI
200 Bs.
BEANs-ssles at 81 35 and 81 81 per buth. for small
lots,
APPLEs-sales Of bbls at 2Xo. Green are in good
demand at e242 so y bbI,
EGGS-JobbDg lots to city trade at I3X9sl4o.
P0KK-Market depressed. No sales,
PoULTRY-sales of email lots chickens at Sc, aud
turkeys at7c
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
CINCINNATI.

The receipts Of hogs are light, being only 600 head
refusing to buy, and 1t s with great difficulty that
sales could be made. lot OF about six hundred head
which were purchased last evening o. sS Is the
market dull at 1908 TO- the latter rate for extra heavy
Ths day has been hne for killing. The sales to-day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

GREENPoRT, Dec. 29.--The heavy cannonding
near Gardner's Bay, which was the subject of !
telegram from StonngtOn, was caused by Gen
James and Others testing the James cannon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
A Cutter Lost.

BosroN, Dec. 25.--The revenue cutter How.
ell Cobb, from the lakes via Quebec for Boston
went ashore at Lanes Hole, Cape Ann, last
night. The crew were saved but the vessel Ia
@ total loss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
Hog Markets
CHICAGO.


Receipts 3 All.
The uniavorabe change In the weather yesterday and
this morning. the large number Of hogs hand and the
large purchases made the latter part Of last week. ell
combined to make the market to-day dull and active
0p,ning as the day did very warm, with light rain
falling buyers were not disposed to purchase unless
lower prices than sees felt disposed to sccept but be.
fore noon the latter gave way and sales were made at
decline Of from loo to $50 p cwt gross. At noon the
weather suddenly changed cold, and holders became
more Arm But few sales, however, were made in the
afternoon, holders preerrng to wait until to morrow in
anticipation Of better prices. few choice lots were
taken for shipping at s2 IS owt that being about the
outside figure that shippers inclined to pay The
bulk Of the sales made to packers. At the close
the market was Arm at 50 1902 60. [-Times, 2T.
LOUISVILLE.
The market is fat to-day, and the weather boing rather
unsvorabe only three houses were killing It 10 quite
possible that this week will close the season. There
seems no disposition to buy products and very little
among packers to buy hogs The news from England
has put the market down, and fears that even Il the
present difficulty is removed England viii hasten to Aud
another pIeiext, have their influence. We note one
small sale to day Of good hogs at 90 05.
T'Arorro
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
RriAOn Burning.

QUINCY, Ill, Dec. 25.--The bridges over
Fabius and North rivers, on the Palmyra Rail.
road, were destroyed by FIRE last night by the
rebels.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

DEPELLANT OR WATER-PKOOF
IN CLOAK CLOTHS. Also, other makes Of Spring
loak Cloths In all desirable mlxures Bindings, Tas
sells and Buttons 10 match. Balm & SON,
aprilS No. % South High stree
No, 90, South High Street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
Master Commissioners Sale.
Nelson ", s. !?s,,l Ss,'I's'' al Common Pleas,


DF VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas
of franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, in tho otyof Columbus, on
Saturday, the 25th day of January, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock NJ the following described real estate
situate in the county of franklin and State Of Ohio to
wit:
Being part of half section No. fourteen 10 town.
ship Eve 5), range twenty two l9e, refugee sndsi be-
ginning poat in the centre Of Atcheson street, being
the southwest OF tract Of thirty Eve aud
ty.one square poles Of land conveyed by Atcheson,
Shoemaker and others to John Field and r. b, Adams
thence with tine r west line NJ IL seventyeght poles
to post in the N. line Of half section No. II, t. s. r.
60 hefugee lands; being the northwest to said
Field Adamss tract Of thryhree acres and 81 poles
thence with said half section 60K W. forty poles and
twenty and half links to stone, N. w. corner o
said trsct thence on the original line OF said tract
TX W, ninety POLES to post in the centcr Of Atcheson
street. thence with tho center OF said street N. 75k
4s poles and9 links to the beginning containing twenty
acres aud one hundred and ten square poles,
Appraised at $50 90 per acre.
q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Mastor Commissioner.
| Printers fees s5 90.
deCa0-dlt&wtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

BALTIMORE, Dec, 2s.--John G. Legrand, Ex.
Chief Justice Of Maryland, died this after.
noon,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
eco. coo. eco.

Mason ana SlidelI Given UP.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 25.-Messrs. Mason and
Slldell have been given up to England. The
official correspondence will be published imme,
diately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29

TOLEDO.
Dressed hogs arriving quite freely but the wealth
er Is that feel disposed to invest any
great extent, and larse shipments are being made.
Small sales at 80 50@3 e0.-lBlade, 25.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-29
B AIN e. S O N,
No. 90 South High Street, Columbus.

A RE NOW OFFERING
"A 5000 yards Trsvelin Dress Goods at ejI, value
l2h cents.
$500 yards Travelling Dress Goods at l9X value 90 cts
1000 yards English Berages at l2K, value 25 cents.
1000 yards French 0rgandes at 12H, value 20 cents
2OO0 yards Fast Oolored Lawns at TO- value Is cents.
1000 yards Foulard Dress Silks at value so cents.
1900 yards Super Plain Black silk at 81 co. value Sl25
Robes Of 0rgande Berage and HpgllSh Beage, at
half their value.
Balm 4 SON,
Ioe0 % South High etreet.
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TO MARRIED MEM.

or Those Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned will giyeInformaton on a very IN.
terSsstg and important subject which will be valu
ed more than thousand times Its cost by every marrie
couple Of any age condition in life. The information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of q
cents CsilUey) and one red stamp.
All letters should be addressed TO
II. D. MORRIS, NJ. D.
oct3l-ly9tawdkw Boston, Mass.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE.
SELLING OFF AT COST
For Cash.

am offering through Deed Of Trust made to
me by B. Plosser 4 Co., their entire stock Of Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes Hats &C. at Cost for Cash either
wholesale or RETAIL and shall continue to do until
the entire Stock is disposed Of The Goods are all
new and we'll selected
Give us a call and judge for yourselves as we are
bound to do what we say, and the Goods are to be
sold. G. A. ROTH, Trustee.
PS--All persons indebted to the firm ofB Plos-
& Co., either by note account will please come
forward and settle by the LIST Of January, 1861, as
we are bound to close the Books.
You will find me or my authorised agent at the
Store of B. Plosser & Co.
| Nov l6, COW. G. A. ROTH, Trustee.