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Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
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STREAGTKEn;Me CORDIAL
E,sa9d Egr.f-s

Kssaod rer,E,r.
Tng ee.si-<s e-r.tay II ~ e.li fpaes ,e.s
.lciirlsas Ars aeii.tff .1f.i - efef t-~+s- > q.
s''ss =, ~. e'.,.i'. =, i.i. Il ~. asf r;ar yrio
pock 'vd i.e assaisri.l. "is. shrfrk Jan 80
active rvuedisi principle 81 - tt~ffii~ft -
tboroaghls eSlfseicd y as nsn "eise - .i'..pt.
ixr.ttfnr4 resIet for rraos ~ ei>c--s'i Ssi
aud r. .orn. sist. suffering afd ecbi.isied -
vAtGn 10 b. ith zad s'eenFis.
McLeas,s Ssgesg i.cEiaS Co-e.a:
VIII eneciaaIly eu,e Liver Com l=irs, as-PeI-~let
jsnndicc, ChroHs Neryos. prsilfs P'sese. - -
kidneys AID al p-easfs ar~ir- from ~ oresrrs
Liver sr >'omaes bssr~lsa f4ea etsFs i"s ard f'rs.
Aeieii, or >sne>- 81 tae Stonas. illness Z" b,.e1
20 the al. nall pam iiaiaisg 81 nrat lf
piai.en oithe Heart fasess OF y sss, ~ ihe S'.r'
~hca itlrs ieen Drsn ness ar ise 49, = tAc = ~
and = e. Nisai >~es~. iH~ard feryr- i'.in ~ inr
Heat. Dcprcssiea - lri- Ptsghtfai Dreams angenr
nesfoudency ans Nervous Biseases SORES -
Blesae tae sksn. aId Feyer aud Agac i.r e"iii-
OVER MILLION OF gorTLEs
Have been sold during the a., six men.i- an u -
Instance has IL failed Ia ssiae eIi sasiasiieB Nhs
SciytS's STErssTH Sfse ceHptst -iii cary sosf
W laf rGage caa convey adeaaats idea - The r
mediate aua almost Eiraeuloas cha; g produced .,
shattered cr,es system. whether roken down b, ~
ces-. weak BY haiare. er impaired y sieknes-. ;h'
pristine hcalth and vi.-0r.
MARRIED PERSONS.
Or others conscious Of inability. from whatever caase
wall ind NcLcans Strengthening torsi4l ttsFoufs-s
regeneration OF the system. AMI I'll who may have IA
nrei themselves by Improper indnizcnccs. IL lud
in this Cordial certain aud speedy repsdy.
TO TIE LADIES.
MeLEAS'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Is a Sovereign ana spe ,dy for incipienf Con-
sumption. V hite~. obsirustcd . Difficult Mr.
siruAtion lneentiucn<e Of Urine lnsoaEtar, bl.-
charge thereof Failing 81 The Womb. GidlIH-ss.
Painting and all Diseases incident 70 Females
THERE Is NO MISTAkE ABOUT Is.
Suffer no longer. Take IL according q Directions.
cau-e ths bloom Of healih to mount your ehceS
again.
EVERY BOTTLE Is WARRANTED TO GIIE
SATISFACTION.
FoR CHtrrsx.-li YOUR children arc siekix. runv.
afflicted. Msl-an's Cordial Viii make them healthy,
fat aud robust Delay not moment. try IL, aud ca
will be convinced.
IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE
CauuoS.-Bewarc Of Druggists or dealers ho may
try Il palm upon son some Bitter, sarsaparla
ira Sh whch the, can buy chcap hv -. ing IL lust as
good. Avoid such Ask for Mel.can's Strength
ening Cordial. and take nothing else. Il Is iLc only
remedy thai viii purify The blood thoroughly. aud al
the same time strengthen .he system
One tablespoonful 4k On every Isornng G. Sing Il
certain preventive for Cho'era. sCh.lls aud Fever
Yellow Fever. or prevalent disease IL Is put up
ia large bottles.
Price only 81 rer bottle. or c bottles Tor ss.
J. H. MCLEAN.
Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial.
Also McIean's Volcanic oil Linmcit.
Principal Depot on the eornor Of Third aud Pine
Streets. ~. Louis. No.
" b. Pierce, Agent, Winchester, Indiana,
octs5-Iy
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
READ! READ!


CAIRo, ins., July %, IsC0.
Messsrs. JoHN WILCOX d Co.
Your lnpectne Persian Fever Charm has done
wonders was wholly despondent and wreiehed
when applied il. and in five hours the chls were re-
moved aud no fever has cnsned Ii is the simplest
cure Imaginable. and a wonder Of nature art.
would not be without this lnpectine single hour ly
CONSTANT! wearing II seem TO be ''agge proof
Yours very truly. l.. NJ. SToIr.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

kBThere will be a meeting OF the Ayr eul.
tural Society Of this County, in Winchester, on
aext Wednesday. Don't forge, il
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

-" Subscriptions received at this Office for
the following popular Magazines and newspapers;
Atlantic Monthly, Godey's Lady's Book, Chris
tan Examiner, n. \. independent, Vanity Fair.
The Nayaower, Missouri Democrat, Weekly
State Journal. Daily Journal, and Randolph
County Journal.
Now is an excellent time to subscribe for any Of
the above-especially the Il. {. J.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

s=~Thc March term oil Commissioners Court
will commence on next Monday. Those having
business will take notice
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
j. 3. HARRISON

VIII Lecture during the ensuing Winter before schools
literary societies and the people. various suij.cs
Of poPulas interest He may be addressed at Farm
land. Randolph County. Indiana. n5 nova2
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

u Mles I,fi' residing three miles south east oi
Winchester, while loading saw-log one day
lat week. Nas badly hurt by the slipping OF the
log Ills leg was broken an' otherwise badly
mashed m.
1.-THE Ladies Repository Tor March has
been received. IL is very superior number
.'llome Again" Is beautiful engraving, and he
portrait of Rosa Bonhcur. the Painter. can not
hc otherwise than 4 treasure 10 every subscriber
This Magazine Is not surpassed 10y any Western
publication in the number and ability of It's con
tributors II Is published at Cincinnati, Ohio,
under the supervision of the NJ. T.. Church
All travelling preachers cf the Methodist
Church are authorized agents. Subscription
price Two Dolars. Rev. H. J. Meek Agent for
this plaS.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

\ great deal OF business has been done-mostly
Probate.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
pAuDoIpu CHAPTER

- Communications, or any thing else III
connection with this Office. should be addressed
To Diccs 4 DyxEs, Winchester. Ind.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

- Elisha Garrett is conyalcscent-hopcs OF
his speedy recovery.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
OFFICE OF THE
Security Fire Insurance Company,
NO. 81 PINE STREET:

(Great Western Buildings, Neu York;
Statement OF the fairs Of the Securit,
Fire Insurance Co., Oct. /, 1859.
ETS
Cash on hand $3.50 81; Cash in Continental Bank
(awatng investment etc. Ss9.j2i C5 Cash in Bank OF
Commonw ealth Si.lg7 L. Total. S95 ,3eI 97.
BANK STOCKS
SO shares Bank Of Commerce,
30 American Exchange Bank,
100 Bank OF New York.
Ii Bank OF North America.
2if . par value, S2l ,i0a worth 22,7c4 -.
Temporary L0ans-secured by Sll.Ci0 L. :.
Coudon Bonds, End - shares Resolute
Fire Insurance Compans pans-.-........-...S - SOC 90
Bonds apd Misunderstanding first lien )f05 $50 90
Premiums - uncoiected. ed............. $50 Or
Accrued interest on Bonds and Mortgagc.and
Temporary Loans .....-.................. G,.6f q
Balance due from Agents. nis............... 1899
SJi4,e9l 70
'aplaal stock Jtu.WnG0
Surlius--.- if.s9i 30
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

This truly naerfu PREVENTIVE nd cure for Fever
and Ague aud Bilious Fevers. will la sent bv mail
post paid. on receipt of one dollar Also for sale at all
druggists and country stores.
Principal depot and manuf:4cfory. No ISs Main ST..
Richmond. Va Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building. New York. Address.
JOHN WILCOX q co.
July >. lcbD. fuo--I.1
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

between the hours of 10 O'Clock. m and O'Clock
T. OF -aid lay. the following real cstats st aatrJ
in Randolph County. Indiana. io-Wil
The undivided half of part Of section eight. town.
ship eighteen, range fourteen east and bounded q.
follows. 90 Wit Commencing thirty feet north of tn
hofib east corner of lot ugm-cr slN in the town 81
Biooming-rart thence running north four fods. thence
west ten rot< stake. ihcucs south tour rods u
stake. thence east tcu rods 90 the faec o beginning
ENecltcd - the praperts I'D Nahion Hockeif 90 ths
suit nf Jacob as isiau eh. A. II. JENhlaS.
February :. l-Gi. Zee e3. Sh'n &. {.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
LUNT'S H9iRHOUND BiLSiM.

''FCoteus.-1hc -Ieai and sudden changes of our
climate are fruitful sources Of PtL~o~.Ey aud BnoS
eHisL stfEf Tons. Experience having proved iha;
simple remedies o'ten act speeai, and certainly when
taken ia The early stage OF disease conrse should 4,
once be had TO this Balsa. let the Cough Irritation
q; tc Throat be ever ghi. by this preca uiion
moro snIlals Ai-aaA r.aA be .A.rl- ~ LII
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

HEADACHE. from Whatever catsr, j. of those
unf easant y rptoms not easily borne specdil,
relieved. Wilson's Pills are peculiarly effective ID
relieving it. Al the ng druggists in The United
states sell them. nG.iw
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
NOTICE

l. hereby given. that the undersrned has been ap-
pointed Adniuisrator. with the ~ill annexed. ~ The
estate Of iohn Dmry. late OF Eandolph touniy, dc.
c asei. said estate Is sunpossd TO be solvent
Feb 81 lsei. ENpstIY toSEs. Adm'f.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
s5f4,s9l G
NO LIABILITIES.

JOSEPH WALKER. Pres
THOS. W. BIRDSALI.. Vice Pres
Il; l.. H,yDocK. Sec.
CAREY =. GOODRICH, Agent, VIM
chester. 'nd. liy 5-lyl
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

q Hon. a. Stone has been elected Superin
tendent OF the next County Fair.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28

have been siatched from the grave by The applica
iion OF ypnr wonderful lnpceline or Persian Fever
Charm For several years have suffered every
season rom fever and ague. Last spring my life was
threatened but remedy has destroyed the disease
AMI am rapidly ginning an appetite aud strength,
Respectfully. ID. y. BAaRoS.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
DR.. LUaT'S WORM CANDY.

pEfTGHIFr PREF No taste II
medicine: safc aud certain remedy tor aoRas; mild
and gentle phy sic Tor children. III who use IL are
greatly pleased.
whom all orders should bi addressed for The above
medicines.
Sold by n, =. kzer. Wincie.ter: Hunt & Harris
Lynn; X. =. Siarisck. Bucna Aisfa: =. T. HALLIDAY
Macksyie, u. Polly. Baiaka; y simmons, Union Clts:
VIM. VI Nckershani, New Lisbon; X. 81. sumption Rldg
vile. jan l0-lyl
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
attic~ Ni>hNS ltipu viii fl'eSe address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
WillianSburgh. King, County, New York

The following Is extract from letter written by
the Rev J. :. Homc. Pastor Of the Perrepont- Stree
Baptist Church. BroOklsu New York, to the 'sJournal
aud Messenger. Cincinnati. Ohio. and speaks volumes
iavor Of that world renowned medicine. Mrs. WINS
Lows SooTHIsG SYRrP FoR CHILDREN IEETHISG: .-.,-
We see an advertisement in yolr columns Of Mrs.
WiE~lON'. Soothing y ruP. NDH W. never said word
IA favor 90 pat. mclirin" bce-cin our life. but
feel compelled o. say 10 .O4r readers thnt this IL
hgmbug--;sE HAVE TRtLp II. t.D KNOW BE ALL I1
CLAIMS. u probably - The most successful med
cines of the a,. because it is of the best. Aud
those of readers Who have babies can't do better
than to lay 10 supply ln3 l!l
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
WINCHESTER LODGE. NO.

Meets every Thursday evening At g. o'clock, at ihei
Hall on The Public square.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28


". 2. kiZfR. Winei.sf.T.
lofL hDRNb'l6. l-nrnapd.
RlcHtRD fOBfS. rrai,t.sii'e
LINi SHof NAkfE A Co. I.,nn.
J. u. NtNpENHaiL. PieasaHssau.
X. ;. -1Ak5lC X. rpena Vista.
u. I. HIATT, Snow Hill.
lt....sf,
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
CHURCH AND LODGE DIRECTORY
RAEpoIpH DIVISION
4. q. or @. T.
4. O. O. 2.

" Winchester meets on Saturday evening - eac'
Ell AZ their Hall she cor.icr Of Nam aud Nasiug
on strcsis.
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
SlIERIFFS SAIF
Cd dav OF March. 1861,

by virtue 81 an execution 90 me directed from Ia,
Randolph Common Pleas Court. viii expose t. -a!e
al ihs eoaft house dooF Ia Winchester. Randolph
County. Indiana. nu the
al H.. - Nf.f 1901
Randolph County journal., 1861-02-28
WINCHESTER MARKETS,
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK BY
j . Fl N r O 8 8,
GROCERIES, CONNECTIONS, PROVISIONS
WIzcnEsrrn. Fcb. g Ilsel

North east corner Main aud Franklin streets.
, 1861-01-24

NEW YORK, Jan. A-F1oua-Cou.mcn and
medium grades have again declined &c per bTi, with
only moderate demand for export and home con-
nssa}s sheeks tac export demsn5 ssie1 T. 90 s1ls
ut $1154Ass for super state; 45.S95. g for extra
st&te: &51e9a25 for super western; $3N9a6
for shipping brands extra round:hoop ohio. S!ar-
kat closing heavy. with hodera disposed to realize
Canadian TOUR dropping. Sales 500 br3s at Is 800
smal1 parcels At $a4o9t4-9o for cosinon to choice
super. Corn meal dull and heavy. Sales 100 brls
hfn dried western At $500.
WnnKT-Rules heavy. Sales $50 eals Ut 1ss, and
GKaIS-Wbes1 heavy, and 10ae per bulower.
Shipper. not vsry anxious o9 to Purchats, even At
~. sas s' ssEed naturally cheets export demsaa. %
b1 ailSsatse eiae at tla@I.ss: 100 amber
white western It g. 45@1 60, and prime white
California At :fl-5a kye dull: Small sales At
Gsan@He.ey. Fl % I'D % psiees ae.in sishiy deefinsd
sales 600 hu 1t es1ea for old mixed western In
stSre I'D delivered ssf fes % seS Do fo4 At tbs ths
White southern oats-Dn1l It a6@37 for weste41
and caeadian; E9s tfor state- Clover seet
fs, e.. pm,
auI. ssie: eso ii. It us iot mess md tisals5
| for prime. Latter price very choice Humps 1sc
sad bo;s ~ Reed quiet n4s aqa s:eaa alst 60
| mess ts.p1lo.oo for EePasked mess; f10ood
a7o tnr extsa mete. Prime msts beef dull AMI
nsf se: s.@s pa pFe. It 4 5ss
| nsNc for hams. logs quiet md steady at 7Aa
7xc :%fH for corn led t1sstsa, and sHe live weisst
Lard scarcely 70 dru, and dspaaud sss SctiEe sale
de2 spss ~este. t. Butier selling It 1o@i4e for OH
| and l4Gtac for ftate. Cheese steady at 20 OK
for inferior Y prime so..p m nhp1.s.
, 1861-01-24
Daily Review of Chicago Market,

WEEKDAY EVENING, jan "a, 1851.
FLOuR-Receired. e,450 1,rls. Market heavy
and &c lower. Sales were a. follows: 90 bf!s
..e.t Laks street spstsg e1tta a. ss4o de- soo
cade'' At f4.25 del $50 bris do at 81. 80 del,
WIIEAT-Reetlyxd, u, D25 bu. Market dull and
A1Xc lower. Sales were: ds0o hu Nh Spring
ii 8oc in store; LOO ha 10. Spring at 7s4c in
74ketn store; Il 900 bu do as Esxe III stose 800
ba Rejected at &c IN storni 800 hu Do At &c in
siotr.
CORS-Receirca, aa,sA bu. Market declined
Nc Sales were as follows: A,ooQ ba Mixed at
oAT-Hecelvsd, 1.Gaa bu. In good demand and
Atm. Sales were: !, s,o00 bu No. ut IKE IN store,
RYE-Receiyed. 1,soa bu. Market dnlland nom
tn1l 1t 4Sc On track.
BARLEY-Received. 1.bs5 bu. Market quiet
sEEDs-Rscetved. 7.0o lbs. Timothy steady
and dt1n. Sales were: IS hags good At $e Is; 81
bu falr at $2a0. Clover Seed marc active. Salei
were: 100 bn tair At 81 IS: 10 bags do at q 80.
HIdHWINEs-}secelved, 3a3 b&rele. Market
heavy. sa1os wa1e: 100 h13s city and country al
GROOM cORS-s tons mir at 5000.
MEAS PORK-Advanced sc. Sales we're: 60(
bf{s RFtN 4 t,ssS; 1o 9'as DO 90 % IT.: a.
LARD-Nominal Al io0io4c.
TAILoW.;--Sominal at sh@9c for country, ani
'fnni TinhEs4Ses..ved, soss, 1s.. There is stead,
an es9s Tas9 % a ssa sh'1Gs Eta L Psss P s.
Hf1 BurTER@Firlin 1si dull At x@1osc for common
and 11@1ac for good e prime. Dairy; 1s@15c:
EG9-Fresh, 1t@1ee PIT doz; Lined 1oGl2e
rarPe9. 71sc peF s PEI a0z
PoTAToEs1Quiet tSl and steady ut 10000 per bn
DRESSED HOGS-Receivrd, a,S7s Iarka
heasy and 1o@f2kc lower. Sales were:
, 1861-01-24

C1c1NNA1I, Jan. G.-Ihe CpfAms1c3o{ thus To-
vaaKs the market:
The Prosiston market 10 very firm, and buyers
come up TO the terms which put them In check On
pork wc1e lazge-about J. .0oo bEia--aud 23@50c ad-
dltion1l IL asked for best brands. Lard is held
firmly xt 10c, and sale Il said to have been mads
l. ss & n IL The
hear the latter ol these two figures wss taken for
lot; s>tcs Of gut lard were sold ut s4c.
Bulk Meats src held more firmly. and better
ds1Eo is put upon ede1 90 that we quote shoulders
Of lot deliverable at convenient Interior ehip-
ping point was made at SkGsc packed and 200, :
zoo me, deliverable Ia February, were sold 1t ~
1T, wero reported Il 64c.. Hacon il in request
though hut very little is ready for market Is bids
shoulders were reported at nc, and = hhds aides
At *. They are held At ;k@10c- Green meata
the packers now tprrler 70 use III their stock.
Thers were reported ,5oe hams at eAc; zoo do at
TIE; and 500 shoulders 1t hhc> Hoga ere held
to'$Ssb Receipts for the last two days were quite
light. Many Of tho packers have closed up 50 that
there IL less competition than heretofore. The
50 that this has now become altogether subor1
nate part Of the packing interest
inquiry for al descriptions. but there was very 1t
tic done In consequence Of holders refusing to ac
cept last weeks figures. Orders for Incss pork
continue to be dlled At &17.so In amtn parcels
aaling 5o@1S.75 for up river delivery; offers d
16.25reioscd. Cnt nests held 1t t64GS1c, packed
No bacon out Of smoke. Lard in tcs sold In round
III @ let. saes eity It sd1 III e 4 @ Go
The eeason ie nearly over, but for good lots thert
aan buyers 1t full p1ices Sale Of ID, In two lots
ssSa fhe number for ihis rear Vii 80 to about
, 1861-01-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arfval Of the IS sArAgo.ss

NEW YoRx. Jan. 2S-The steamship A1a9o
brinrs London papers Of the 9th, and tSss3, 100
In specie. The Bohemian from Portland. A.
lived at Londonderry on the 9th, aud the Etna
from New York, at Queenstown on the same
'1 H4rrA, 5th:-shelis thrown By he salaint-
ans penetrated the room over that occupied By
the King. His ministers ineist TINT he shall re-
more his quarters: Shells also reach the cen
trail hospital
volunteers are arriving at refa on their way to
the Danublaa hincipalitiea: ....:
- VIENNA, Wednesday-The Emperor pro
claims yery comprehensive amnesty for HUE
gaxy, TranayISania, Croatia, and SlavoniA
Tho reneral afIairs Of the Bank Of Franco
were discour.gging., The american panic et'
fected Franc. equally with England
American stocks were dull in England, e.
The CIV Of Washington sailed from Liver
pool on the eth, with nearly half d million IN
The An,go WAS IN company with the City Of
ROME 5th-Piacaras were posted, exorting
the Romans to await the arrival Of tho Sardl-
nia.s. The Eeapolitzu troops were ordered
home. A depot Of arms has been discovered
: + sssee1i sta5Bresastnaa -, quiet and
suspended, owing to the continued severe
'fSss ceaso,s tef i; money ii segs 81 Rrte ahazes
22@33. - ....
:. ! LATER.
ARn1vA1 or rHE NORTH BRrron.
PORTLAND, Jan. a3.-The steamer North
Britqn from Liverpool At half past 10 On The
morning Of tho 10Th, via Londonderry on the
morning of the 1lth inst, arrived here u
O'Clock this evening. Her dates are two days
1ater thau those pcr the AIago at New York.
GREAT BR1rA1N.-Qnite panic prevailed In
'IITK8roo1, Jan. a-Rumors werc aaoat
thet a mob had entered the bakers shops and
helped themselves, owing to the adsanee IN
theprice Of bread md the SUSPENSION Of lanof
on account Of the severity Of the weather,
and that rcgular Tiot had broken out. a
large number of shops were forthwith closed
and feeling of alarm prevailed IN the city.
Tha reports, however, all proyedt to be ground
less, md confidence was quickly restored
| Owing TO the severity Of the weather nav1ga-
ton was getting moge snd more dimcalf,
Many parts Of tie THAMES we1u clogged up
| with floating Ice, aud the entrance to the
docks had ta Be kept open by tugs.
/ .FR4NCE.-!The ret1rtment Of II. Thouvanel
| from the foEeign Office had been rumofed :
1 The Paris Bonrse on the 9Th was inanimate
bit rather dt1der. Rentea closed 1T 87f1Qz
, 1861-01-24

HtnEs N NEW YoRK-Jan. 2t.-The market con-
tinuea moderately actire and 1rnl. sajes 4oo DRY
@Soutaeln 20 70 ns = 1s, eaan, fG)sS'ns nao a asaes
~ 0o az EAc, ~ c1An, teJeelMG ~ naq maeh ~ o..
nanno ~ otannso, "11 tsM Fo.a sSss.a ~
setue' :. etat * ~, ~ "aI ~ :
aess st ~. t .uc "see nass ~"
oSf u as as.;p;n,r ont
aaa ne..s Ids - :as1 ~ fraSn,a ~.
,rhis.t hot9ers on their narf a9e Xii deterre from
st.a NJ .a1- s...'x 1asn ~ ~ z,h;n,
" sns go T.as. ~ tsG sttx son..a.
YVES oe9aseo itoa' u8okS"n ano oaoaneotte eoa1t%s'
ToRoNTo- Jan. 2l.-The market was dull on Sat
uray. the supplies OF produce still being limited.
Df Il wheat 1.t00 bushels were cold at ~ average
r,ricc OF 31.18 = bushel the range extending from
$l.l5G51i0, the lAtter only eparely paid. For
81 Ot-the prevailing rate being Il q bushel. Bar
ley In moderate local request 1t 5ee57c 2 buehel.
peas uuIet hut arm 1t 55M59c. Oats steady Mt 26
1asc Pork not in euch good request, and prices
not buoyant, ut 2bG1375 p 100 fbs-thc prevail
Ing outside pEice Aetag $50. Flour u without
Increment, buyers and sellers being wide apart IN
their views.
OCEAN FnI1aurs At Nxv York, Jan, al,-Ship
owners advanced rates. and shipments were con-
ton. u.aadRaSd, (which, for an exception, Il q
shada eseiefc is1o hris DOM. Is 3dG1as Cd: 400 hu
srisst II II "a IN shns haTa: Hx5 bxa bacon. ass:
~ n:rs Ind 3?s Gd f1Ed ofered md rein eed fof
cor1f - hnIf To Inntii,n Nn1 hr1s t]onr a aaGn
q. anno hn wheat At f9xd III bulE: 40 pkss lsrd
<1s. TO Giargow. sd bri8 flppr at d: W0 boxcs
cheesc. 10: and hark with 400 rrls four on 1,ri
| man, II Vheat 1t WGsic u ha.
'.-> ~. a. =. ~.
koue, aa ~. '!tt3a IL 9nt5 IL n
/ l1ed c3!y laoe ocinAuu 4H0 o1t Htue 0olnS ~
, 1861-01-24

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, 1861-01-24
Exciting News from Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Jan. g s-The battery on Sui
uyan's Island fired into boat Monday night,
which approached with ,mutlled oars. The
sentry wurncd OF and then fred The boat
turned and went away Soon ai5cr heard the
boat haul up at Fort Sumter, the man saying
fozt to run egaunslst Of the sentry and spike
the cannon. Others that they we're deseEters.
The Senate on Tuesday refused to appropr1-
ate for telegraph in the harbor.
JefT. Davis was expected to arrive here last
night. He is talked Of for President of the
Southern Contederacy.
After the adjournment Of the Legislature,
the Sovereign Convention viii be called.
The Governor Is in receipt Of many insulting
auonymonB letters from the North.
, 1861-01-24
A NOBLE SPEECH BY ETHERlDeE.


WASHINGTON; January b.
sESATE. Several memorials were pre-
NJ. GREENE resolution that A. r: Green
wood, Rcverdy johnson and Montgomery
Blair be appointed Commissioners to make
settlement OF the claim between The Govern
uent and William H. Russell, Was laid over.
Mr. SLIDELL moved that his resolution and
the Presidents message be referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. Aue reed to.
Ivesson was excused from the Committee on
lie lin for the sale Of lands and removal Of
the arsenal at st. Louis, and the construction
at new arsenal at Jefferson Barracks, passed
Friday, was set inside for private bills.
The Tariff bill was referred to Committee
Of five with Instructions to report back n1t
II BtGLER mored to take up Crittenden's
resolutions. Lost, q against 81.
The Pacific Railroad bill wus taken up, and
tlp amendment adopted for branch to Port.
land, Oregon. A debate ensned on the amend
naeut eddlnc names to the list Of corpotator6.
Mr. DOUGLAS said that it partook Of par
AZ. WfIsoN said he was sorry to see par.
tisaa feeling. He didn't care what party they
belonged to, but he wanted men Of Influence
and money to take hold aud finish the road
Mfr. DOUGLAS moved to strike out the
tue names Of Jndd aud Wentworth and Insert
Hlckox. Carried
& large number Of names were then added.
Mr: GREEN suggested two eminent Under.
ground Railroad men, Jno. Brown, Jr:, and
Wendell Phillips. lLaughter.1 Adjourned
HousK.-Blr Colfax called up the Post Route
bill, which passed the House last session, md
was returned to the Senate with amendments,
which were now considered and nearly all
agreed to, including provisions for procuring.
aud furnishing one cent stamp wrappers md
envelopes requiring letters Which have been
advertised to be returned to the Dead Letter
office within two months; letters for the sea
board to.be retained fora longer period, under
Post Office regulations; unclaimed money
from tic Dead Letter Office to be applied te
| promote thc deficiency Of that Bureau.
| MI. COLFAX said the Committee On Post
Roads recommended nonconcurrence to tht
/ Senate, proposing to limit the compensation
| of Railroads carrying the malls to 600 pc!
| mile per annum for 1irst class, $50 for secont
class, so for third class; speed not to b.
| greater tlau 20, II and twelve miles respect
| iyely for each claas. This would save ths
Treasury $500, GOO per annnm, but the Commit