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Cleveland Market,
January. ~

JhDuAfys Zos
FLoUB--steady and quiet. Bales include small lots
Of choice double extra red at $685. and double extra
white at 5000. -rEf.teI
WHEAT-steady. Sales Of Q cars red track at
from store at Ill, and car white on track
ut Si,lS.
CoRN-sale ots cars on track at,Sae. rt-
0ATS-quiet at 25c va
RYE-quet, at 5O960c. - .--.-s.-
H0Gs-ihe market has been very quiet to-day, aud we
hear OF no sales. Buyers are unwilling to pay The high
figures Of Saturday, add are offering only S6,2S. ~
eEEDS-Sa'e OF % bush Glover at "a, 4,l2 ''
. FRUIT-dfed apples are dull at 3hc, and Peaches at
12@13e Rasons have declined, and Mr.. are selling
at SO 5000. rs, and layers at S2,75d2,67.
C0FFEE-we quote Rid at decline Of 70 from form
er ogtside figures
EGas-have declined and sales are reported at 70
cents. l4.a. -I-...
LARD-werlh 9R9l0c. a.. I-s...
p0ULTcY-sale Of 800 lbs Turkeys &c, and Chickens
nj 10,
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The Presidents Special Messoge on the Virgin
tn, 10 Resolutions.

To Ne Senate and House Of RepTtsentdtfpea or he
United State.
ass I, rv du,v IN subm,t TO Conaress aa series Of
soi,,ors sdon,sS no the Leeisiature of Virginia. on
hSieh mat having in view he peaceful settlement Of
The sxstinr questions which now threaten tho Union.
- yx,pr.s,dsrt v,eS' Who has left hs dguaed and
rstrement In this hone that he may render SER
vice h his country IN this Its hour OF peril.
These resoutons Il will be perceived extend an invi
,otion n ali suoh states whether or non
.syehojdnr "a are willing 10 unite with Virginia in an
earnast efort TO adjust tho present unhappy conro
veies in The spirit 10 which the constitution was
formed and consistently with its principles,
~ aoyd 10 the people Of the slave holding States ade
guarantees FOR security Of their rights t appoint
10 meet on the 4h day Of February next,
In the ctv OF Washington similar commissioners ap-
nv Virginia 10 consider and II practicable agreo
pnon Some suitable adjustment, 4sE8t
hal, iris movement on the part Of Virginia with great
sat,sacon. From the past history Of this ancie and
renowned Commonwealth we have the fulestsisufancs
that what she has undertaken she will accomplish. II
ca hs aone by able. enirhtened and
t bghiy rrayng 10 know that other parIoie States
have aSnoined and are appointing commissioners to
.et thnse Of Vrginia In connc When assembled, thcy
viii eonsttute body entitled to the confidence Of the
cnnrtrv.
The General Assembly Of Virginia has also resolved
..Thst exPresdent john Tylers hereby appointed by
hs vote Of each branch OF the General As
ssnSy, oommssioner to the President Of the United
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

D. B. DE LAND g. Co. IS sALERATus.-7 Thank
your stars, If you are supefatitious enough
but be glad, and express your thankfulness that
you can procure from your grocer q perfectly
pure and reliable article of saleratus. Be con-
vinced, by trial, of the truth of our remarks
when we say that it is just the quality that has
90 long been desired by housekeepers. De Land
& Co.'s Chemical Saleratus is manufactured at
the Fairport Chemical Works, Fairport, Mon
roe Co., N. Y, where IL is for sale at whole
sale. The grocers and dealers Generally have
It for sale. 1it,} }otI
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Cincinnati Markat

Our Procuce market acquires stmulus from the
port given OF either the New York or European markets,
but has fair suppart fTcm the South. .T .-. O..
BL0UR--was in rather better request enough so TO
allow Of reporting little doing" at last quoa'
tons 81 40 to "a for fair to very ood supertne.
Good extra was sold at 81 65 From this to S592 25
range grades Of extra to family
WHEAT-is taken at 81 for led without much hesiia'
tion but there competition amongst buyers. White
Is steady at 81 10. .-f- . ..r-.-
CoRN-on the ear Is still held at 3jc. shelled is in
fair shipping demand, particularly the white, at 340o.
0ATs--are still held very firmly at 2gc.. though re-
celpts are light .ffI
BARLEYat best is considered no barga in by brewers
at 75c., whilst sellers aim to get to Sc. per bush
higher. q t. ..'l tf.E
kYE-s slow at Gle. ..-|.
.wHIsKY-was taken more freely at l4c Gin. Com
January 50. f-,---.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

Everybody should remember the sale OF fine
National Pictures, Oil Painting, Chromas. wat
er colors &C., comprising, Clay in the Senate
Washington and his Generals, trial ofpatience'
Great Variety of Baxter oil paints, and engrav-
ings from Tufner, AIRY, Schiller and other emf.
nent artists. This decidedly the best Stock
ever offered at auction in this City. Call and
sec them Wednesday. Sale on "Wednesday
night to continue until all are sold, by w. R
Kent, at Woods Music Store, No. l6, Eas
4 Broadway. .as-f ge es.a-ta9,ss -
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washington Item, to the New York rribuu q

WAsHn;eroN. Jan. 29.--The Ifi6no's Washington
says that made yeSter
day. for the protection OF the city which will secure ~
from any hostile attAck, against conspiracy within and
invasion without. - 49, .-r.-
"A gentleman just from Texas states that the yote cast
for the convention, which called by the members OF
the Legislature. over Gov Houstons head, will not
Mr.. Howards committee on the PresideDt'a special
message relative to secession, will report Immediately
bills placing at the disposal Of the executive, all the
necessary force to maintain the Government and execute
| the laws. 2 sst@e y y -
The President has nominated Mr. Gilmore to be Post
at Msysvle California from and after the 80 Of
February. r-.-- 4. r.f.r,,t
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/ CENTRAL ONO RAlLRoAD.--The following il
the report of the receiver of the Central Ohio
Railroad for November: Earnings from pas
sepgers $l7,s55 60; from frsights $s0, $3.50
from express So .Os7 23; from mails ss,2So SO
total earnings $56,15l,2ls go .3lGa1I rs y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

Liver COMPLAINT, DYsrEpslA, &c., are becom-
Ing very prevalent among our citizens We
would advise all who may be afflicted with those
distressing complaints to oat once and get
some of McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL. 1t
is just the remedy to cure all diseases Of the
Liver and Stomach Try il, See advertise
ment
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

Gr Mrs. LINCOLN, wife of the President elect'
accompanied by herson RoBERr and nephew
returned home atwcek, from her journey TO
the East. " .isaa i l,r gf ,.s ira
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

TsnrraANcr.-T Columbus Temperance
Association, will meet In the Chapel of tho
Second Presbyterian Church, this evening, q
seven o'oloek. ,ssn 4 ~ sss-,'s lsa 5ttd si,e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

Coon WIsH.--We wish that every family in
the land would keep Guernsey's' Balm in the
house constantly. How much inisery 1t would
prevet7 r.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

urThe Goyernor's Guards we're out on par
ass last night! They are aiming to perfect
themselves In the soldiers drill. s.l l,a y.
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Che Obio 6tatesnra,r
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. %, 1861.
LOCA MATTERS.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations to it for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
r . yD. Dan'ia''n Superior Court

Miller O. DonAldsonl tst5s
-, y:,..,, ys. Superior Court Court ,a t, ,,9 ss5
Nv 'SSOv vyTWTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Il 10 me directed from The Superior Court iof Frank
lin county Ohio Twill Offer for sale at the door OF the
court House, in the City Of Columbus on ,,es
Saturday, the I'd day Of March, A. D. 1861
ns,ween The hours Of 10 o'clock A. o'clock r NJ
ns west half Of The following described real estate situate
~ ,e Of Frankn and State Of oEio to witt Sixty
ns fet ten and half in width BY one hundred ant
tsenyayeeet in length deph the north east
~ rtlot number ATTY ne,In the city Of Columbus, front
s on the north side Of franklin avenue, and bounded
M the east by the east line Of said ont lot No. OIL and o.
The north by the north line Of said out lof and on IN
and half inches distant therefrom, the said wei
half being thirty feet and eleven and quarter inche
",ds bv one hundred and thirty Ave feet deep.
Apprai9eu a. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
,.nooI,iA4tw. and Master Commissioner.
Ip.n,.,s Zoe "a so 40 tF y bff at1 "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

p Welearn from w. s,v. PRrsrlss, ESQ, =
of this city, that the Post Qalfs at zanssville,
Was robbed last night. ND palticulars are
given. s"'~'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

g3- See advertisement Of Prof. MTLLER's
Hair Invigorator in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

GrJoHs B. GouoH, signor BLlrz, and last
and least, DoLLrr DurTos, are entertaining the
Cleyelanders.
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers. I'd -.y---S----
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ou,asssyor, Jan %. -.fhs s.esinss ooidhba sot ~
tho bar and came up 10 the CITY his morning. her
wharf The vessel Is strained somewhst but tho damage
Is alght,
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TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70.
The Presidents Message was read revolutions Of the
Virginia Legislature were also read.
Mr. Mason addressed the Senate, moving that The
sage be printed. He said yirglnia,oGered herself al
mediator, and the resolutions request the President 10
preventa collision, which II occurring mortal arm
could remedy the evils to follow. He trusted the noble
effort Of his State would be successful It delu.
sion to think that coercion would not lead war. lie
said the seizure OF the forts was measure Of pIeoau
tion.
II peace was restored every dollar of public property
would be accounted or He believed the seeding states
actusted by desire to keep peace, and the pan!o
Virginia the only which would avert this evils
now threatening.
Mr.. Hale asked IL Virginia had made similar appeal
to the seeding States.
Mr.. Mason answered that commissioner had been
sent to all the separating States. fs.a.ft ..+l
The motion to print was agreed to. -.r-s. .rJ s
Mr.. Hemphl made lengthy address, arguing In fa'
Of secession, and that the withdrawal of State
not rebellion and for He quoted the
opinions OF the trainers Of the Constitution against
ercion He said II civil comes blood will how at the
North aSwe at the South. There fear Of the
insurreoon Of the slaves who would fight for their
masters. Two coniederaciss would be more powerful
than the present. In his judgment. Texas will be con-
strained to withdraw from the Union and resume her go
rious independence.
The subject was postponed till Wednesday. Ad
/ ionrn
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Master Commissioners Sale.

n''Asy VI. Superior Court
Charles Shredder, etai.) 'h3
VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF J sALk AL.
b 70 me directed from the Superior vVSs, on, ~ I'M
io county Ohio will offer for sale NJ the uoor Vi WV
Court House, in the city & Columbus, on
SATURDAY, the 2nd day Of March, A., D. 1901
,..,.ssn ~ bota Of 10 o'clock A M. and o'clock
n the follonr described real estate In tne coun
40 ~ Franklin, and State Of Ohio 70 wit lot NO.
George willard ci!ne wes'paf' oih'y'
Nos. SEQ and 587 In tho city OF Columbus 81
App'a"sU ~ s''V a. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
ianQo1tdkltw and Master Commissioner
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) . Certificate of Authority.


, ITO expire on the 3lst day Of Janu ary, 1862
b. -fei-g- g.. AUDITOR OF STArE's OFFICE, }
. .-u Insurance DEPARTMENT.
r, -ag : Columbus, Ohio, January 49, 1861.
WHEREAS, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE o0MPA-
NY located at New Hayen In State OF Connecticut,
has filed In this Office statement Of its condition,
required by the first section Of the act To regulate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the State OF
0hio passed April g. 1885, and WHEREAS, said company
has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
is possessed Of at least hundred thousand dollars OF
acpalcapta invested in stocks or in bonds or in mort
cages Of real estate worth double the amount for which
the same Is mortgaged and WHEREAS said company has
Sled In this once written sstimant under Its corpo.
rave SEAL signed by the President and Secretary there
this State, to acknowledge service OF process for and in
behalf Of said company consenng that such service Of
process shall he taken and held 10 be valid served
upon the company according to the laws OF this any
other State and waving all claim right Of error by
reason Of such acknowledgment Of service. s
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the first section Of
the aforesaid act, Robert Tayler, Auditor OF State
for the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that said City
Fire insurance Company Of New Haven, Connecticut, is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire Insurance
in this. State uutil the thirty.fst day of January,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two. - 81 = ltg g.-.a3,, ...a-1.ss' re .c ..-1'
In witfess Whereof have. hereunto subscribed my
~ name and caused tho seal Of my Office to be
SEAL. affixed the day and year above written.
Ia .fr. .-. X. w. TAYLER,
-~@~ ls.a.1. b. . Auditor OF State;
-H rf
J. Fl. WHEELER, Agent,
- COLUMBUS, OHIO.
No. 81, south High street.
jan23.dlw .ag7 7s-.- "a ul e,l s.is-a o
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Headache /! Headache |

Thousands Of persons suffer from headaches to the seE
detriment Of their comfort business, and health,
who might easily he cured by simply using IusrnREgs
HoMEornATro srEciFIcs. The HEApAoHK PM taken in
the morning. and the BIous PiLL taken at night rarely
fail to cure the most severe and obstinate case. Thou
sands having tried them have been entirely freed Of this
bane OF theirllves. Go and do likewise.
Price, IS centsper box, with directions six boxes ~
Gent by mail or express, tree Of charge, cciptof
the nr;ca Addrnaa = - - -. --.------- -
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IuOFFATSs LAFE PIhllB,

The following is an extract from .
letter written the Rev. J. s. HOlme, paster Of the
Pierrepontstreet Baptist Church, brooklyn, NE.,to
the "Journa and Messenger, oincinnat o., sndspepks
volumes In yor Of that world renowned medicine, MRs
WINstow's soormre esYRurvo omLnRn' EEErHIsa;
"We see an advertisement IN your columns OF hlns
lwINsLow's eoormRo syRuP. Now we never Haida word
In favor Of patent medicine before in our life. but We
feel comp slled 10 y 70 your readers that this no hum
bug--wR HAVE TRIKD n, AND KSow n 10 Bs AL y, !,
cIIas II IA probably one OF the most suecessfl ped
cnes Of the day. one Of the best Anu hose
OF your readers whohhve tables can'tdo better than
lay ina suppiysf fi ~ ,ae2isn ~ sssss ~ ocsssiyae.N
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Fhiiadsiphia Marksl.

TfLEoRAPHFp FOR ,THE OHIO srArsssaN
PHILLnaLPHIA, Jan. 90.
FPoUR-unchanged. WHskT-hrm; sales 5000 bush.
red 81 ,259l 80 white 81 As. CoRs-quieti old 63c@
6i. WHIsKY-l7k@l6H. tst
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sTATE OF CoSSRcTIcUT,l
County Of New Haven. vs.
ovvlcr OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

UFFIUL OF The AUDIIOK OT bIATK,T "
~ - Columbus, o., January IS, 1907.
!, Robert W. Tayler, Auditor Of State, hereby GER
y that the foregoing correct copy of the statement
Of Condition Of the City Fire. Insurance Company, of
New Haven, Connecticut made to this office for the
year 1851, and now on file herein. .
Witness my hand and seal ofhcilly.
II. l,.t.4 II. W. TAVLHR,
.rI-sE .. Jlt"' Auditor Of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29


Mr. King Introduced bill authorisng the employment
of volunteers aid In the enforeement;of the laws and
protection OF the public propery Referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. s4 Il. .stt
Mr. Wilson introduced bill for the better organiEa
tion Of the militia Of the District Of Columbia Referred to
committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Foster offered resolution that Governors and Ex'
Governors be admitted to the hoor OF the senae'
Laid over. .l. :,
Mr.. Latham presented petition Of thepeople Of vest
ern Utah for increased mail facilities Referred to the
committee on Post 0Gdces. s..., ,..a..r f.ia /.
Mr. bingham presented four petitions for the repeal
Of the fugitive slave law, believing 1t 10 be unconStitu
tonal. --. =.
The annual report OF the Commissioner Of Patents
was received and ordered to be printed. Nl k. f
HOUSE. rp. s
The Speaker laid before the House, the agricultural
portion Of the report Of the Commissioner Of Paents
the subject Of printing extra copies was referred.
Mr. Adrian presented resolutions passed BY the Legs
lature Of New Jersey, expressing firm attachment e
the Unon and the duty OF every good citizen to sustain
It, and favoring the Chttenden proposition and thu
calling Of convention Of the States, &C. Laid on I'M
| table and ordered to be printed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYaPEPSIA, JAUNDIon
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and all diseases arising from dsordered Liver or Hto
ach, Dyspepsia Heartburn Inward Piles Acdity or Sick
ness Of the etomach Runess Of Blood 10 the Head Dull
Choking suIocatng feeling whom lying dosn D<sns
or Yellowness Of the gkin and Eyes Night eWeafg In
ward Yeyers Pain in the small Of tho baok chest aide
Dreams, Languor, Despordency or any Nervous Disease
Sores or Bloches the ekn, and Fever and Ague of
Chills and Feyey.l ~ y
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To the Ladies'. -
McLean's Strengthening Cordial
IT is DELICIOUS no TAKE.

Ifyour children are sckly, puny, or afflicted McLeI
Cordial will make them healthy, fat and robust Dc
not amoment, try It, and you will be convinced. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-29
Dr. J. H MoIEAN's m
Strengthening Cordial and Blood
PURTFTHR. y

Before 1akingars active lAftcf Taking
principle OF each Ingredient 70 thoroughly extrnced bs
my method OF distilling, producing decions cx
hileatng spirit, and the most INPALLIBLE remedy Tor
renovatDg the diseased SYSTEM and restoring the rck
STRENGTH. Z - -
McLEAN,s sTRENGTHENlNG CON.
DIAL. n ff.rIgl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS.

By authority 0, the Post-Cfiec Department the old
postage stamps will lie good up November let
tiers from the following States: Kentucky, Missouri
Illinois, Indiana. Ohio, Maryland and Pennsylvania
and until the frst Of December from all ether ioya
States East Of The Rocky Mouutains until January
l. 1852 frvm the Pacific eoast. So says the Cincinnati
Gassite.
True, if correctly understood-;ha is,
letters arriving mt their destination, with
old stamps On, will be delivered, the same
as those having the new stamps on-withou,
further charge. Blu: letters with old stamps
on, will only be sent from Offices in the
above named States, which have not been
supplied with new stamps. Old stamps airs
not recognized at any Office, in any State,
which has received supply of new stamps,
and given notice, that it is ready to exchanges
the ne,c for the old stamps.
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MINING fxrK1IIcrME


We had call, afev dsys .isee, from
DIR. J. B. S.ansell, formerly Of Chicago,
now OF the frm Of StansslI, Bond & Harris.
Miners; Laure.s, Colorado. The operations
OF the firm are carried Oh ID the lead kno.n
as "Buckskin Joe's Digging.." and the re-
suit OF their labors the present sumner de.
monssrase the fact that although there has
been but little excitement about the gold re-
gioas this season the resources of the eoup-
s.y are steadily developing. and the Weld. Of
the mines gradually increasing. One Of the
claims (So. 81 worked BY this company.
which was opened this season yielded as the
result of the second weeks work three hun
dred dollars, the nett proceeds bein. one
hundred and ssyenty-fse dollars; at The
close OF the season, Oct. l4th, the gross
yield Of the same claim for one week was
four thousand and one hundred dollars,
netting TO the company twothousand and
six hundred dollars Increasing at . very
comforsable ratio and showing that z,oDsy
perseverancsis required to make money in
the mountains. This gold was not all
dust, as Mr.. Stansell showed US a lump
of the '.sosid sruek'' worth near eighty
dollars.
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THE ARMY or THE KNIrrERs.

rar sway In yaur camps by the stsried PJtemnc,
where y0uT i1oc.s Iistei Tor Iiaerty's zeal.
~ she Segth dow from ihe halls VI the
bUtgsLsati, .. .-.. ... a..
AaY. catsh SO the clash of our eshotns steel
Our hluIS are unframed tG the touch Of the rIne
Taey shrit,k ItoB the Giaie that grows red IN the
Hght; r. ..' ..--. RI ~a- .-
But thsr ~an.nIy weapons sssp keen from their
shealhEHE, .
Ana tho warK that they aad they will 10 with their
might,
Yaar host tnat stands ufaFshar In solemn battalians
Bsosath the dear OF the stripes and the stars.
Hati4 loyal counterpart hcsg as heahstUacs,
A. cger wsat fvrth 80 the oguut u the warsl
Uptia la your strength tho hFtsht swords OF your
fsihersf
aege tyg yourselves The brave WORK heg have done!
we've Mo StDE-AEHs cur mothers proudly be-
fptr US.
And lae heart Of The tiela and preside is ane'
We Fpuse 10 the rescue! we've mustered la thou
sandal
We may not nsrrb on Ia the face - the foe;
Yet white sc sta tramp 10 tho s"uui 90 the hattte;
faor roof we'll keep pace wheTe4eevsr We so !
Al sau unto soul, vo knitteI tagriheEi
~ Ink ugyn link, ia ane purpose ws'Jc bound!
tsssl Muts j. U4s NEED Of Buf caIatieu cndrsver,
AMI uas differing detis with blessing be crown
3D. gsfga Transcript.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09
UNION KNITTING ARMY.

The ladies' Of Ohio have sect on foot"the
enterprise OF organizipga grand '.Kni,ting
army" They have pledged Intensely es, each
and every one, to knit four pairs Of wooden
jarn socks, or stockings, by the FIRST Of
January, i362-tSo pairs by the frst Of Mo-
vember, and tho remaining Two by the first
Of January, 1862.
Appealing to their sisters elsewhere, they
say 'sLes each lady pledge herself to
kni. four pairs by the time specified, and
thereby manifest the interest ard sympathy
We feel for the gallant defenders Of our
homes and iresides, by enIistias for the
war ia the Union knitting army"
The following verses, written for the
"asmy,n aud dedicated To the lady volun-
teers, arc worthy Of a place in this connec.
81.
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E-L. ZgaaUEaLEs IS in receipt of bis fall!
and winter stock of leather, &C., and is
therefore prepared to boot any man who
may gi7e him call. He has ane loi Of
boots aud shoes on hand of the best make
and quaIify--which he will sell at war
prices. Anything in the shape Of protection
of ornament to the feet, hs is prepared to
make, from the TIMES. aud most delicate
clipper for a swell spring Of pleasure 10 the
house," to No. lfs Of tie vericst clodhop-
per. He goes in for the understanding
DO yer understand thai, now2