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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-03
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.,rATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden at
wa lNGToS DIsre1cr IS. Montpelier within and for
"a Il District, the z3d day of Sruienber, A. D. 1921
gIfRAM PUTNAM Administrator of The estate OF Tau
4 ra Putnam, late Of Wo"dbur' in SAID dls'rct &c
ceased presents his administration account for settle
1afnt: - !, .ar...., -
Wbrrcnnon it ordered that the same be referred to
she 1thdlv Of October next at the Probate once IN SAID
~ IL. notified hereof by the publication ot this
fir IN the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at M"nt-
ag1 three weeks successfully Us soon as may De, that
te may appear said time and place, and they see
cause object thereto. By order of Court.
90If Attest n. A. CHASE Register.
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Npr0ssNte Courts.

rE OF yEEM%ST io n. o 6I.Ics a Ta
pd will he holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier, II
sid District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are IT,
r. X. MERRILL, Judge.
p1acrtaber l. 1850.
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aTsos.mc hgicSaarss@Om1 EssaGC.

ryyHE subscribers having lIoronb'e
4 Probale Court for the District Of Washington, Con
isaiupeg receive" Nahnt and hdJuSt III ciilns anu
tfeands of all persons against The Estate Of George
arsou, late Of Norlhtrid in said District, deceased
re insOIveut nd hetcrm OF six months from he
sI Gav of September 1861, being allowed by said Count
the c~edtors of said deceased to exhibit ana prove their
teape,yr claims before Nsgive notice hat we Wllat"
the duties of our appoiGtmenl at the OF
}a-y T. Richardson in Norhticd, in said District, on the
.6L p2Y at OctobI and March next at o'c"cH, III the
AFT, hpoa, each Of said days.
V. II AYERiLL. }Con,s
GALEN g. MANiAW, wa"
NorjhGcld, Sept. GA, \ u, 1851. 30lfW3
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w - oD Oh CO AL.
Ahead of all COmnetjtiOn

1858 of them manufactured last year-more than double
the number of any other first class stove in
one year, in the United States.
FHET contain all the Improvements which in all the
i first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
Inents over other stoves are in part follows:
lst The arrangement for broling the front hearth
an Improvement overlooked in other first class stoves.
1t has also the same arrangement for brolng top.
I'd. A thorough ventilation of the Oven.
I'd. Introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draught of the Stove quickenng
its operations and enabling it to throw hea-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
an Ar important imp oyement in the application of
the danper, which throws the heat around the oven.
9th. Much greater weight equently heavier plates
and more durable as well as handSomer castings.
9th. draft aamper at each end Of the fire box, so
that the fire is equazed and grdle will heat as quick
as the other also heating the oven in half the time
18th. Fire back protected by soap-stone, cannot
burn out
Sn addition to the above improvements it has all that is
combined in other first class Stoves Hot water Res
ervor, Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Doors lived with best Russia Iron &C. &c Further this
stove is warranted to do the work with little fuel as any
other stove in the market, and in superior manner.
All who want frstclass Stove should never buy until
they call and the COOP SAMARITAN as they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction
am the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
Montpelier, and sell il trial for any reasonable length
of time; so all are safe in buying.
have also as full assortment of Common Stoves on
hand any other dealer in Washington County and sell
"S 10" as any one IN the state. b. DEWEY.
Montpelier, Dec. TO- 1860.
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Notice..

TNHlS may certify thai have this day sold my son, Will
/. lis ". Lowell his time during the remainder Of his
suority, ana therefore shall pay debts of his
Ggactins II claim any of his earnings after this date.
Ii. @. TONE, witness. HANNAH LOWELL,
South II NJ tWiCk, Jane -, 1861. 39Ifw3
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T HEREBY give notice that have this day given my
g. William n. Buck his time for the remainder OF
As minority and shall claim of his earnings pay
.a1y debts At bis contracting after this date.
CHES FER BUCK.
EDWIN s. CHADWICK, Witness.
Sept. D, 1861. 30l*
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q Oh ECa..

"T1ES 1t to certify that my wife Marana Nix on has this
T. day left my bed AMI board without just tuse there
3are. all persons are hereby no fed not har or
crust her ny xccount GEORGE M XON.
Mortified, sept. 1861, flweh5l
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y cFssa Ont Central Raily0ad.
ia. ryEF 80 -
Ell e. - -, 49, a.g
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Conmfnces .nondqy, .4ug"st y, 1861.
Trims G oiu.. North mud HNrst

COHtWtHceS sH0i'dQy, .1NS0et IL, lcoI'
Trains Going North and West
leave Montpeher, dt $50 An. ESQ IN and - n&
N AL TRAIN connects at Wjndsol& 4. White Rive
W. junction with trains Ieaving nostcn ant Springfield
at 40 NJ, same day, and New York Qreyi,us evtnD
leave windsor al l25 NJ, arriving at Darlington at "w
p e., Houses Point at 40 P. ~ Montreal 1T 1879 P Me-
ana og1enSburgh at 30 conneCtiHg Al 0ctenSbuIsn
West.
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at Go5 AMh
Burlington and Rouses Point.
NIGHT ENPu ESS connecting at Windsor with taa
winch leaves New York at 90, A. NJ, and at While MW
Junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell, a.
~ p NJ, or Lawrence, ut 90 M, the previous aa
Leaves White River Junction at 70 70 NJ, arrives
Burlington al % A. ", Rouses Point AZ 80 M MOL
uea' oil 3O. NJ aud 1T Ogdensbursh at LOO p NJ cor
West.
Trains Going South ANA East.
Leave MottpeIier at 10 NJ. 80 NJ. and lVSo's
Mali tram leaves Rouses Point az / 90 4. NJ, ST. AZ
o"is III oo :. M connecting at Burlington win kW ur
ana biFingtontrains tor Saratoga Sprfags Troy ap",
&c-7 cunnectn nj White River June ton with trains V
e,s RIVER Lllteion White Mountains, Barton SG sS
i9r Boston, Lowell. Worcester. &C. and connecting a.
inds"r with trains for Boston, Springfield, tiaHiGr
Ne" Haven and New York arriving in New York at Il ]"
P. u.
EMPRESS leaves Gouses Pojn, at s 1O..m Conoeth
there with train from Montreal ths same morning, cor
meets at Burlington with Rutland aud Burlington RaIra'
iof roy Ahany and New York, and arriving at Nor"
NIGHT EMPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh al II so A. N"
tI"n'ttu at ID p NJ, Rouses Poat at 90 Nj cou'"
ing al burlington, with Rutland and Burlington Rai.@
Tor troy, Albany, and New York ut White River jun
no" WIN Northern Railroad for Boston, Worcester, N"
CARVING IN Boston al 10 =. NJ ut Windsor with SUI,
ven and New York
s'eepmg cayS attached to both the Night bNfti
Trans running between RouseS Point and Boston, ""'
between Rouses Point and Troy.
hf0ngh Tickets for Chicago and Me west for 'ae
the principal stations. G. MERRILL, supp
~. Adams VI, August 12, 1861.
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u OtiCe.

Z HERES give my minor son, Michael Morrssee, his
time durrg the remainder of his minority and shall
Fla4n none of his wages, aor pay debts of his
citing, after Thu date. His
JOHN X NORRIS SEE.
&ttest, L. HENRY. Mark.
w aterhurY. Sent. 10. lShi
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" office.

X7hERE IS, my wife, Susan H., has left my bed end
w 'tcard without any justfabe cause, this is to notify
Supporting her at my expense. JAMES R. MURRAY u
NuXblry, VT, Sept. is, 1861.
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Notice.

A fPLlCATI0N will be made to the next Legislature
"a annex the westerly part of Elmsrc to MoriStoN'
Aag. 9th 1861.
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Glapboard and Planning Machines
WANTED!

u person who has first rate Machine and wishes
a exchange Tor Spruce Pine Lumber, can find
11ner by applying soon.
All persons indebted to the subscriber by Account or
Note, paw the in good Butter at fair market
gsrice. All accounts small due must be paid
qTithn thirty days Cash and goods at low prices in
pauge for produce. H. X. SLAYT0N.
Csjais August 2S, 1861. rrr~s 3O0fw3
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife, Harriet R. Staples, has left nv
w bed and board without just or provoca ton
aus IS to warn all persons from harborng trusting her
n my account, shall pay debts of her contracting
ate this date. RICHARD STAPLES
hrCokfeld. Sent. 23i, 1851 3OIfw2*
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MESsRs. Henry p. WILSON Il Co.: l deem Mrs Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations have, in many in
Stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off remove dandru restore the hair to its original
COLOR entirely the most painful healaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been a sharer in several of these benefits.
REV HENRY HILL, Manchester N. Ii
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NUN
$0gEfse S%eAGrr,p Hsnns;Ss

Leave dyes aoAe, and only some reliable Ro+o~.
elYe, like Heimstreet's lnimita Die, "
TU!o eVefyWeere-trice SOC and 81 per bottle
" no. Propritors, Troy NY
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-NOVtnlDUF.
AlrssRs Henry ?. WILSON Co.: have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy OF
nigh commentator, and cheeruly recommcn nd them to
all who want to restore gray hair to its original color CT
to any who are troubled with danruf, or disagreeable
itching of the head humors or to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
Rev. &. w. H CLARK, Great Falls n H
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ATTENDED TO IN GOOD SHAPE BY
WI. G. ? ATKINSON.
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance


NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1891
A'lE Members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following assess
ID the following laNs. to wit N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-12
nav York Lssi.latu1a

ALBANY, Jan. H. In the Assembly, after the read.
Ing OF tho journal this morning Mr. Liejohn, speak
er, took the holr, Mr. Bingham ln the Chair. Mr. Lit
tejohL eaid hlr Charm the information we have
received over the telegraph wire this morning points out
the period when the partisan should be swallowed up In
the patriot therefore ask the consent Of the House TO
offer at this time the following preamble and luton
which beg leave to read in my place. and which hore
may be passed without cebate:
WHEREAS The insuIgent State OF South Carolina after
seizing Post 0Gce Custom House. moneys and for
thcatons Of the Federal Government hes By airing Into
vessel ordered by the Government to carry troops ard
provisions 10 Fort sumter, virtually deca ed war.
WHEsEAs, The forts and property Of the United States
Government In Georgia. Alabama and Florida, have been
unlesf9y seized wi hostile in, ,enticns, aad whereas
further, Senators and CoDgnssmsn aYoW and maintain
.ner reasonable acts, therefore
Resotped II tbs Senate concur, that the 1eeisTa.
tle of New York, profoundly imprer5ed with the Yalre
CT the Union and Tinsd 20 preserve t unimpg.re5
hail win Joy the re ent erm, dgnfsd end patriotic spe
ea message OF the President Of the UGiei States that
tender to him, through tie Chief Magistrate Of our
own State, whatever aid, In aad money. may be re-
qursd 10 enable him to enforce the laws and uphold the
authority OF OF the fedsra Government IN defence Of the
more perfect union which has conferred prosperity and
happiness the american people, renewing the pledge
given and redeemed ~ our fathers ready to de-
vote our fortunes our lives our sacred honors In
upholding this Union and the Constitution.
RssoLeed II the Senate concur, that the union loving
citizens end representatives OF Delaware, Maryland,
New YORK Virginia North Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri
and Tennessee, who labor with devotional courage and
patriotism to withhold their Sites from the vortex Of
session. entitled TO .he gratitude and admiration Of
ths whole people.
ReS1ctd, II the Senate concur that the Governor he
respectfully requested 20 forward forthwith copies the
foregoing resolutions to tine President OF the nation and
the GoyerGors Of all the Stltss Of the Union.
The question was then taken the adoption Of the
preamble snd resolutions and they were adopted by III
to 2. ~- .r.
MessrJ Cozsrs and Varlsn asked leave TO be excused
from the ground that while spproying the Em
etsnu Of the general goyernment uy did not dsom II
vi or patriotic for the State OF New York to declare IN
favor OF DO any act to hasten the unlheabng
of the sTord.
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FLOUR-hss fair msrzet for tho supply Of shipping
Understanding molny the best superfne at pfgees
ranging from $500 to s4,60 A large LOT Of kiiits
wheat LOCO bbs, was reported at s. 90; and Of ext
200 bbs, at Sf75 Operations appear not to he nteres.
ted in It, except for the ng OF orders mainly from the
South.
WREAT--is held firmly at 81 for red, but does Lot
meet with ready buysncne of consequence for ship
ping
C0RN--on the eer is still taken at 35c but shelled
quite abnndantand rather duat &c, though the amount
Of sales does mel decrease
oArs--area trde better than yesterday, being had
generally at 29c 10 bulk.
BARLEY-et 75c for prime alli taken pretty resdl.
y efforts are strongly made to get co., bat are not
cessful.
RYE--is good request al 62@63c.
the decline.
Hoas--are Offering pretty freely for tie present and
future delivery az about the range Of yesterdays prices
slow aooutbddipg up to them however snd
seeu to manifest but little interest In the trsde new
erheless drovers insist upon their figure The market
prices we quot -asspg SO 256 SO for heavy averages
selling, S72Og6,35. The receipts we're ayan litt'e
above the current average and ere expe ted to be u
again In o,morrows The market has nc spiin;
or snap to Jet maintained by sellers silh surprises
success. Com Jan. l2.
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Arrival Q, tho star Q, the w.s. a. New York

NEW YoRK. Jan. 12.-The rof the West, CAPTAIN
MgGowap, has arrived. She reports Rednesday eve A.
NJ, made Charleston Bar; laid to to till daylight when
she proceeded to enter the harhor. when on Morris
lsand was fred into by the ba terry on the Point sew
enteen shots being fred at her. taking slight effect
on her port bow and second turned to leave the
hsrbor, on starboard quarter One ball passed between
the smoke stack and engine beam. Finding impossible
to land the tToeps she returning to sea at A. NJ
when the nre vas continued Several shots being fred
When she succeeded in getting to sea- without further
damage to the vessel or those on board
On corn!ug out the bar she srack twice. She le-
mained outside the bar over Wednesday night. That
night steamers coming out Of the harbor and sup.
posed they came in pursuit.. They exliueushed he.
lights, aud was not seen by them.
The same night spoke with ship Emily St. Pierre Of
and for Charleston, at anchor who had been refused
admittance, for having the American Flag flying.
The troops will remain board until orders are ro
ceyed from Washington She lays anchor at the fool
OF Chamber street, in the North river.
Tne Star OF the West also reports that only vessels
Of water thatosn get within any distance
Charleston harbo, to do service snd also that those
charge OF the batteries on Norris Island are not np x
perenced gunners they were suppo sed which wa
plainly visible from thsir Shots which few lively ubou
the vessel The neralfeeing among the troops AM
crew on board Is In favor Of being landed at Fort sump
ter, ana ths on are anxious TO return with prope
msansfor offence and defence. EFT
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Washington Ttsus.

WLsHrSaroN Jeu. u.--Gen. Dix was to-day now,nat.
ed and unanimously confirmed Secretary Of the
~, The Cabinet Is now e unit. 'H
The President has made formal order directing the
heads OF the Departments TO withdraw all their advertise
Ing patronage from the Ccnstithtion newspaper The
immediate cause Of this act Is supposed to be the
Of that Journal regarding the sending troops to Charles.
ton. '.-
Fx'sscretary Thompson has replied to his letter Of
acceptance Of his resignation While adhefing to bis
opinions formally expressed, implying breach 81 Cabi
net h he speaks In the sndsst terms Of the President
and his patriotlam.
private letter from Florida dated January 9Th SAYS
number Of delegates from West elosida, express them
selves to the eject thatfh State should secede With
ont proper guarantee understanding, they will secede
from the other part Of the State, and all west of the
Apalachoeoa river will annex hemseltes to Alabama.
The arsenal at Chatahooche has been seized by order
ot the governor under the prsex that the United satss
officer was about to remove arms
Hr sherman said t1-day In the House that after she
navy and army bills shah have disposed of tue op.
afforded.
Is said that Mr. Taylor chief clerk Of the New York
Post Office, will be appointed Posaiastsr. " ---. II
At dioner parry yesterday high words passed be-
tween senator Torbs and Lieut. General Scott Accord.
Ing 70 relations In congressional circles the conversation
turned on the sending oitcops to Charleston when Mr..
rombs the hops that people thore would sink
the Star the West Then the dentral with much
nesness asked possible that he Amer
lean desired such an event.
Mr.. Toombs replied atrmativeiy, aud that those Thu
sent tho vssselthere should be sunk with her. -
zen; scott therenpon said no was responsible for what
ne said, and Mr.. Toombs remarked, you have known
me for y years, and that AN responsible
The matter here ended but the subject IL is said 10 nov
In the hands OF friends II Is probable that the Misss
supp, oeIesa'0n Will formally retire from Congress, to
Lieut.. Talbot has arrived from Maj Anderson, win, des
patches to the Government. ~ ~ F.FTFVI- 't--'
Senator Hunters speech to-day produced aprOfOunc
| sensation .,,,, ..--., ~. r7l'
WAsHSoros, JAM II The next few DAYS w,,l p,ov,s
sufficient lawful force here to defy all Virginia an,
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TIE SHEEP MAKKET.
New York MarkaL
'T.tzsRAPEED ToR rsr OHIO sTATyaMAH
Ia,

TytZsHArEED ToR Tar OHIO sTATTMAH
NET YoRR, Jan. IL.
FLOUR--TcceiptS Of 4077 bbls market scarcely as &C
tive. and Ihoders s-e rather disposed to realize
saes Of 900 bbls at $3.50 SIS IS superhne state
50 50a5e0; extra sae at IS 309 IS DO; Gup. wester
S5 so O9ss 95, common to medium extra western S5 2,
g5,9e. inferior to good shipping brauds. extra Rcunt
Onio Hoop. Canadian -four quiet and unchanged sale
OF $50 bbls at SIS G5 59s7,25
RYE FL0UB-sieady; SO S0@24 Is.
WHEAT-kecsips 94s2. Market C better, With mod
eiahe export demand; sales Of 900 bushels at 81 %
Good Chicago apring, at 81 30 choice Milwaukee Club
~ Sso1Sl 3l Amber, Iowa and Wisconsn, red ste ,e
81 S9Sl37J6 Winter red western, at el5Ix.
o oATs-steady at 30237 for western canadian and
state.
P0RR-6rmer and more active, sales Of zoo bbls at
Sl7917 90 for mess; el3 le for prime
BEEF steady, sales of 725 bbl5.
CUT MEAVS-dull and unchanged
LARp-fmi sales Of 800 bbls at l0H@I0Ae.
BUTTER-n fair request at i09l5c for Onto and II
920 for state.
CEEEss-steady at 99iOH.
WHtSKY-withOut material chau6e; sales of sec bhIs
at l9H@I9%.
SToCKS-higher with a moderate business doing
Money easy and plenty at 496 per cent cali. South
ern exchange closes dull; & r 53%; O & 33H;
Scrip Tx IL qnotei at 81; NJ @ 53S; Hari pre-.
ferred 3s14; Erie 3s35; Pac Mail 20; NJ & l2; Pan
ll4Ai NJ Nki 0 4 Q 6s; N NYO TX; N J 1873; Va
Us as; Tenn 75i No 67%. N Q 74k; Cal 7's 6GX;
Brooklyn Water Loan 1905,
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Rail Road Timo Table,

RoMAscE.--But poor Miss squeers! Her an
ger, rage, and vexation; the rapid succession Of
bitter and passionate feelings that whlrled
through her mind, as she surveyed, first, the
biscuit, then the pastry, &C., which was apTead
before the gaze Of her fastidious guests! How
abe vowed that SalarstuS had been ber ruin;
that but for the eccentric and unaccouutable pc
culiarities of this preparation, she should at
that moment have astonished the assembled
company with creamy cakes and delicious
pastry, If che had only used D. B. De Land &
Cos. salarstus, which is perfectly pure and
reliable, she would have been spared all this
modification. She procured De Lands saluratus
the very next day, of her grocer, and has had no
such trouble since! It can be purchased from
any good grocer. and issold at Wholesale by
the Manufacturers, at Fairport, Monroe County,
N. Y, and BY the principal grocers in all parts
Of the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-12

Dive met one Of cur friends yesterday
on Broadway. and were astonished at the change
in his appearance. A few weeks ago we saw
him, he was pale, lean and detected; complain
ing Of weakness and debility, having been so
afflicted all summer. Nov he appears tobe TIT,
healthy and strong We learn he owed his re-
stora.ion entirely to McLEAa's srsEsoTHDNNo
CORDIAL. ...
We advise ell who are complaining Of Gener-
al Debility to try IL; 1t is certainly very pleas
an. remedy. We learn that there are large
quantities of It selling daiy.-Mornins Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-12

CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIMATION "A Wheel.
Ing paper relates the case ofa lady in thstcity,
who to oil appearance died on Saturday night
lss. Every arrangement was made for tho fu,
neral, when before the body was placed in the
coffin. the discovery WAS made that 1t still re-
tained Its natural garmth. Every effort wes
then made to restore animation, but without
success. shestill remains in the same appar-
enuy lfelsss condition, and opinions arc con.
Aiotiog ss "a Shethe: she ia really slye or
not.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-12
There were i've bids to supply the prison with

Nor OIL Bur SALr.--A company who had
been fc: so=e time boring for oil, on the bank
of the Mahoning river, opposite Youngstown
on Monday last, struck prolific salt spring.
When the drills' we're drawn up, tho saline
stream flowed copious5 over the top Of the well
into the river. -:
But a man not Of the company, in digging q
well on his premises near the same spot, struck,
on the same day, about nine feet below the sur
face, vein of oil, pronounced to be ofa superior
quality. co..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-12

FAILURE IN NEwARK.-on Monday last, the
banking house of GEORGE W. PrNrEY, Of New.
ark, stopped payment-Mr P. having made an
assignment for the benefit OF his creditors. The
liabilities of tho oopcesn are about $25, 900, and
the noninsl value OF its assets about $50, LOCO,
which will pTp5abely pay abOr: DO per cent, Of
the liabilities, The Ado0eats, states that more
than half Of the indebtness is in sums of less
than $500
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-12

CHARLESTON, Jan. liza private despatch to the Coar
Ter that the Federal troops have Abandoned all the
forts Pensacola harbor EXCEPT fort Pickns where they
concentrated and that 500 have left Mobile to
surprise fort Pickeps. ~
Henry W. Oopnor, mel nber Of the South Carolina
Convention died ct O'Clock this evening. He was
broker doing business at Charleston and New Orleans,