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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-19
oele-w District tprney for ~ ,iutif
A,IAlE uF iO,A. tUUNIl or oLuI.
- la the Dystrlct court.
sopala brau.ch

vs. fOrginal Notice.
Stephen Thorn on ana Others
To Abigail Sturievant, Peier Sunderin, Tim
othy sun 4criin, Ebeaezer Suhieilln, }. Hawk.r
ani -. hawker, defendants IN tho above entitled
acu0n:
You are hereby notife /, that there i: now On
HE ~ tue "alce Of the Clerk or the District Court
oi aaii county, petition OF sophia Brausch
claiming pi you that her title tn The following
Described iahi m scott c3Gnty, Iowa, t0-wit:
Par u tue a. th-cASt fractional quart Of section
No. Two 2, township ~, north range s. east OF
the , u l.. Nj, to-wit: Commencing at the south
west corner Oi sad quarter section three east
along tas cast aui west Iivlstol line oil said sec
uon NJ. two = sixteen 10 rods thence north
twenty = rods thence west sixteen 10 rods !:
thente tn ~, My - nod, t. the place OF be-
gam may bv 4Iie Ell aaI tor general relief tor
tho Particulars he.eoi you are referred 10 the
rsittion ~ h.e5 and unless yOa appear tn .rety
hni deteni, or before noon ui the ID day OF the
u Xt term u -ald toGrt, u be bel len the fl ~
MDnIay T december, A. H., u, default Val be
entered gaia you AL decree rendered as
pTayei ioi said petition.
LOW q BROWN,
oeiR-" II lHiIfo ATTORNEYS.
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TtKUSTEk'S SAL E.-Wherras, on the JlA ia,
l q Oeto er. a. y l,oa. james +. Gould ana
Lu"lua o0ald, his vic, executed unto David >
True, as Trustee, "a certain Deed If Trust, con
seylns, - sand Trustee the lana GaJhri, county
lJWa, described follows, to wit: Inc u, rxL :
east quarter OF section mum ef sixteen { l6. in
township No. seyenty-uine Gag north OF rance
thirty-one.west o. .he fifth loih 4. Nj (which saId
conveyance Was made BY the AID james l.. tsuLld
AID Luclua GVu i, Tor the purpose OF .urlng the
payment III certain prom ssory note, aLd the
Interest thereon, is,ned Dy sand James +. Goula
for 81 90 dated tie 18th day II y tober A. u,
1899, aud payable TO the order vi Durham Booth
And nos, SAID aote navt4g become due AMI pay
able aud the sa james l.. u )uid uavin. failed to
pay the same save aud excepting the sum oi one
Qua red anu ninety Hlnc a5-iCU si9 100, |, David
=. rue trustc. as aforesaid, DO ael eby give this
publlc notice, that by virtue OF tie DO ch i
II Inc vested by said Deed OF ifu>t, will Oh sat
urday, the 9th day oi November A. ID. lo6l al,
the hour OF two -eiDra tue d ternaou OF SAID
day, at the Court llousr Dor 10 he clty OF Day-
export. expose anu oher for sole, al public auc-
zion the parcel vi land above described or So,
much thereo. shati be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount OF said note with the in
tcTest thereon to the day vi sac together with
all The costs and expenses attending .aid sale
costs OF this notice ana trustee. lees.
Dated tae lith day OF October, A. u 1861.
DAVID ). TRUE,
DC '-dts Trustee.
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FItiin STATE OF IONA, DloIhIt T
i Curt, scott county.
Ihe board II Supenl.l
soTs VI scott Couaty,
Iowa,
John IAN. Ann +. Jor
dau, nO0eIt Mean, Ma
ria Ill, IL. y Ne Y, CO, Term, A. D., lS6I
MnIluey. ~ ehoe ual
louhr, 1ooh 4 >af 5unt,
SufrazeT. GoIhcnd 90,
Geo. y. DAVIS L Fro,
CTowv, iclncn d Co,
ohubp, Bro, B4CtoN 4
tp.and HIlcr nttahcr
10 tAe above uaued Uefenants
GA ale hereby not fed that IN the Goth day Of
November. A. ~, lsp., there VIII on file IN the
9Th s 1i the Clerk vi the .l>trict Court .! sad
Scott sountv, the petition Of the Board Of super
Wis r. oi scott county, Iowa Gaming of you lie
sid defendant the sum OF i've nuuIrcd dJiIars,
VITA IN crest thereoi at the rate OF ten per cent.
from the Z1lh day OF January, A. H., le57,
money due oa TWO pronIs>ory notes, one executed
by Jot "A jordan, John + Dlllon anu JJnn Forrest,
dated March -1th. 1891, AMI one signed by John
10 dan, Neephen In ,mpsvn ami " ALLAN Nugent,
AMI also praying the foreclssur oil a mo tsdge
daiei TIE i3tn 4 y # July, a. d. 1871, executed
by the sand defendants John Jurdan and Ann r..
jordan, 10 secure the payment Of tn ahuve med
notes, pro, cry descr bed IN said petition and
uuless you slaH appear thereto and defend on
the instr.Ct court OF said scott county, to-wit
the 1T Monday OF i'eccmber, \. -, ls6l, u dc
tant VIII be entered ana judgment rendered
against you thereon. And the SAID dete dants,
Aun l.. lord sn, Robert Means, Maria Irou,, III.
h. Nicely, WAiiney, kehoe IL Gelonhe. Cook \
Sargent, >urrazer, Gorken CO neo y. DAVIS h
Bio, Or vel, Ierr.en y Co, g. lib, BIO, Barrow
& % AID Hper " hItaker Will take notice tina,
nocialtn Is made against you.
Dated september III, 1861.
j w STEWART,
ocl0 " District Attorney tor Plaintiff.
l. toart Scott county.
The Board Of supervi
sors oil : ,ott County,
Iowa,
Dec. Term, A. D.. 1851.
John Fridley Martha
tndiey ANA Geo. G..
HOW'LL,
To the above named Defendants:
You a.e hereby notdcy that the goth day Of
Mo- ember, IL, lool. here Will be flc the
ONCE oi The Clerk o tle Distinct Court ID scott
county, the lctlti.'n OF lge Hoald o. Supervis rs
OF scott county, Iowa, claiming of you the said
defendant the sum of ,ty iolars, with interest
thereon the rate of tn per cent. from tue Is,
day OF January, A. d., 1875, a money
promissory note execute by John trid ey, Il. +.
DUBOIS AMI William Spencer also praying she
foreclosure Ga a norts ge dated the 2vih day o;
oS""'i, a. -, %, eAesutta oy Tue satu uclehu
an John Fridley aud Martina Fudiey 10 secure
the 4yment OF the above named notes, prop
erty desc:ioea IN said pvtltioa AMI taat unless
you shall appear hereto, ami defend on or before
nooa OF the second day ot the next term OF the
District Court of sara scott county, to. wit the
LIST Monday OF December, A. d., lo6l, a default
will be catered and Judgment rem
derei against you thereon. And the said
defendants Martha tudiey and Geo. z. Ho.iil
will tahe notice that 40 personal claim is made
against You.
Dated :. asast 80, 1861.
J. W. SrWART,
cclO-w District Attorney for Plaintiff
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CTATE OF Iov A, COUNTY OF SCOTT, IS.
~ la the Dstrist Court.
Michael klauer
Or yinal Notice
Maria klautr,
To said Maria kiauer. Defendant You are
hereby notified that there i now file IN the
office OF the CierK OF the District Cour Of said
county, a etition OF Michael klauer, claiming of
you divorce from the bonds ma,rimony, aud
the care and custody of the chilurcu tiz. and
Herman, ani unless you appear there to and de-
fend, or before noon OF tue second day Of the
next term Of said Gea-,, to be houen on the first
Mo d,y OF december A. ID l,el, default " il be
entered against you and Judgment rendered
thereon Tor tne reef herein claimed it'll costs.
CURBls. row ) BROWN,
~ 5-wi Plaintiffs ttorasys
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DR. JULIUS en- EsEBxOUGH
AUR0EOr DEHTIST.

nAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
a. the rooms over Mr. Lindssys Jewel.
4YDry Store, corner OF brady and Third
Sussu. katsanes N tAid street.
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IOWA, DI.sTCiCT

I'a. sIArL OF IOWA, DIsTCiC1
i Ccurt, Scott County
The Board Of superyi-l
sosy Of Scott County,
Iowa,
Winchester Sherman,
Sarah Jane sherman, Dec. Term. A. ...lsa,
Joha IL. Taylor, Be'J.-
min IryoB, =. l.. Cable
Joha kendrscS, Hepry
Shaft, Ira Brown Stevh-
en- thompson, Samuel
oathne ami Sp,e. " mt
aker,
II o the above named defendants:
1 "a are hereby not fed Ia at On the 10Th day 81
November, A. d.. 1851, there viii be on file IN the
Once O the Clerk II the District Cour, of said
scout County, the petition oil the board Of super
visors OF Scott county, bwa, claiming Of YOU the
sai delenaaat the sum Of one handred dollar.
WI hsntercs, the reon At the rate,f ten per cent.
'roh the let Day January, A. d., l-.9, a. noa-
~ Hue % che pfJnlssofy note executed by W.
sherman, :. Cotton an T.. >. Wing ami also
pray NJ the force osure .. mortgage dated the
1t dsy ot Navc nber A. D. 1885, executed BY
ihesaii de .ndint w sherman and sarah Jane
Shern 70 e secure tao payment Of the above
NAME! nets-, % property dcscnbsd III sail Pc
ttipn aud III unless you snai! appear theretJ,
AMI dcteni, before noon VI the second day IL
tho next term II the distinct Court Of sid scott
cOnr y, to-wit: the LIST N9uaay u Decea ber
H.. lsoi, a default "il be entered and jud xrn, nj
rendered against you thefeon Ana the said de
ishiauts -aran Jabc sherman, John III Taylor
Benz .4nin tryUn, l.. l.. Cable John kendTIek
Henry >hait, La Brown, stephen Thompson
sanaei Gsthne aud -pier Whitaker viii take
notice that no personal claim is made against YOU
Dated september Sd, 1881.
J. ". STEWART,
Qel9-w Dietrich A t.trnt.v FIR
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MEDICAL.
rs9
LIFE PILLS AND PHOEsiX BiTTEks

JNHESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
l before the puo &c tsr period of 1ilk J
YEARS, ami danBg n - time nave maintained
n:gh character In all Try part u the Globe
for thcr extraoritls IL ne late power OF
restoring perfect he. rsUus suffering under
nearly every kind .. y when the human
frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
Of huInan disease in which the
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Rairoad.

Winter Arrangement, 1862.
7ya,.s run by Chicago time, rhich twelve MN
,atss faster thas DaUe"por' time.
ny AND AFTER AONDAY. nov lsrH
~ 1861, and until further notice, passeug ci
trains VIII leave Davenport as follows:
1000 A. NJ. for Marengo aud Washington.
TRAINS ARRIys At DAVENPORT as FOLLOWS.
$50 p. n. from Marengo and Washington.
ALI ira ns out OF Davenport viii make direct
connections at Marengo, Iowacity ana Washing
ton with 'he Western stage Com pany's stages to-
al ponts West.
Trains II. "a the West connec. at Davenpor.
With trains o the Chicago and Rock Island Ran
aoad for all points East, Norm and south.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity o.
owing distinct directions to the destination o.
her baggage also to procureickets before taking
heir seats ia the cars.
JOHN F.TRACY, GenI Sup't.
A. kIxgaLL, Asst sup't.
Davenport, November g, Is6I.-dtf
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A:eight Of all kinds viii be carried from Chica-
40 10 a! points h4s at all times It as ioa rates
:" any "'A-Sf ntl'f'''i r"nte- ser2s-dti
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!. term, A. D.. 1861,

10 the tbeye named Defendants
You are here y n,tI led that on the 20th day o.
Nosenbcr, A. - l2ot, there VIII te on fie Ia the
oilce - tie Glerk ct the Dis net Court Of sal ,
SCOT county, the petitiun oi the koard Of SUPER
= soi~ - SCOTT en-, wa cjdinlus OF yeu the said
Defendant he sum of i've buHartd d0.lir. wl Il
Interest tnerson AT the Taee al ten per cent rom
tue 1T day Of } ,nuA y, a. ID los, as money
due on one lreinlssu'y nute executed by Jose -
Mote and fatrick McGuirc, ash also praying tAe
the foreclosure OF NOR gage dated The 1Jth day
81 Ia {. a. -, $50, exc .ulvd ny tao sal de-
ieadtut los pa Moiic AMI larry Motto TO secu c
the ray neHt u the above Led Hutes, on proper
~ dcscrtoel ia s.iid petition AMI that aness you
shall appear thesetO ari ae,cDH On OF before moan
oil the second lay 81 the HcAt teru OF the District
Court of sad scott county, tD-wIt- the LIST Mon
dag OF December, A. d. 1866 Il default VII b.,
enieieI ana Juig nent rendered asain,i you there
on. And The SAID dc endant Mary Motto, james
Machtntosh, q. y. Putnam, + ara nucAley, Mary
Da j., j. Hayes, Dasld iai ii, Jvnn Jo.ert Joh n
1. nlImtn ALI ". Stewart, admir-, viii take
notice hat NJ personal claim M.aIe against you.
August u, ISL.
j. ". STEWART.
Uei W District atlaraeS tt.T III an IT.
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f;'ifE STATE Or
L Court, scot County
The ! oari q superb
sors Of scott county,


Joseph Motie, Mary Mo
tte, James Maekinius h.
Chas l.. Putnam, Ezra
Buckiey, Mary 3ayls, j.
Hayes, David Bard
Jonu polett, john 4.
GllAaa aud j. W.
Stewart, Adm'r,
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J. W 81 " AM,
oclO-w District attorney for Plaintiff
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John o.iian. Ann +. Jor
dau, i.O0eIJ Means, Ma /
ria Crui, IL. /, \ { Y, }
Mnlli4ey, hehoe y uaI /
ioAhr, COON \ sargent, |
SuiraL-T. tfoIhcn a %,
Geo. y. DAVIS 4 Fro,
Crowvil, ic4nen d 90, I
ohubp, Bro, Blr1uw \ |
t9.aud .NIIer v uttahvr, |
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John Fridiey, Martha
Fna.ey ani Geo. G. |
III will.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-23
Railroad Convention

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Railroad Convention of
the Ave eastern and western Trunk lines has adjourned
to meet in New York. the Goth Of February next.
schedule Of rates OF freight between all eastern and
tern points adopted and restores the figures Of the
St. Nicholas hotel and Saratoga meetings, with slight
variation In regard to passengers The first and ecUnd
section OF the then entered into making the fave
uniform, and dispensing with runners were rearmed.
The fact developed In the course OF the delb raons
that freight from the south and southwest with the excep
tion Of cotton, had greatey decreased while the
ments of produce from the northwest and central West
north Of the Ohio river unusaly large All the roads
report increased receipts those Of January 1880
Some Of them very heavy, and instance II
mentioned that the Baltimore and Ohio the most therr
Of the Ave great nesnd the ncreae Of which less thar
the Others shows enlargement In revenue railroad
freight of S25,00O for the first % days OF the presen
month"; over the similar period Of last year. genera
falling OF was reported in passenger receipts and western
bound freight.
Much Of the produce movement is for Europe. Al
the Ave lines deriving increased business from III
diversion Of the cotton Of the South Western States from
the Southern Atlantic and Gulf ports. The Convention
included the leading railroad minds of Massachusetts
New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana
Kentucky. An excellent feeling prevailed, and the pros
poets OF the eastward business regarded as
aging. All parties seemed earnestly anxious for III
settlement OF the national dincullies and the Ctten
den plan, its equivalent met with general approval
Members Of the Convention have exered their best e
forts with their respective membersOf Congress and oil
ers TO secure concIlation and peace.
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From the South.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. 22.-The Convention has
adopted resolutions recalling the Representatives in
gress the Governor to appoint commits
sioner to Washington.
RALEIoH, N. @. Jan. 22-The call for Convention Is
more doubtful on account of disagreement as TO time.
One rary for hasy, and the other for deliberate
tion.
The Senate agrees on the 2st of February to elect de-
legates which date will likely kill 1t on the third Ieadng
1t was debated in the House to-day, but action
taken. North Carolina will prove conservative but moi
submissive Everybody is for secession II It becomes
ccssarg.
MILLspGFyrLE, Ga, Jan % A number Of resolu
tons offered and adopted, including the following
one appointing Commission OF IL tO report on the
power OF the Convention to reduce the number Of The
members OF the Legislature. Another that Georgia will
demand her share public property. Another pledges
the State to pay the carriers for transporting Of mails In
future. Another instructng the committee report an
ordinance, uthorizing the council of safety.
Six delegates entered their protest against the ord
OF secession but pledged their lives fortunes aud
honor, 10 defence Of Georgia against coercion.
An ordinance declaring all white persons Of the State
atdhe time Of the adoption Of the ordinance Of secession
citizens without regard to their place of nativity or the
length Of their residence in the State referred.
long letter presented from the Post master of
Savannah detailing the evils Of change in the present
postal afalls.
An ordinance was adopted providing for the execution
OF sentences passed by federal courts and the execution
Of processes issued by courts and to preserve
the indictments.
An ordinance was offered and made the special order TO
containing In force the Federal laws 10 re
to the African slave trade twill be unanimous
| ly adopted.
Hon. Vim. Gason was appointed Commissioners Il
| Louisiana. Gen. Sanford Unsupported to Texas.
The proceedings to-day In the Convention we're intro
duced The galleries were open to visitors.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAa0.

4 Nlw YORK, Jan. 23.--The steamship Arago bring
London papers Of the 9th, and $685., 200 In specie
The Bohemian from Portland, arrived at Londonderr
on the 9th, and the Etna from New York, arrived a
Queenstown on the same day.
GAETA-Pive shells thrown by the sardlnans pene
trated the room over that occupied by the King. Hi
ministers insist that he shall remove his quarters. Shell
also reach the Central Hospital.
CoEsrANTISOPLE, Jan. 2.-Hungarlan ard Polish Gar
abadian volunteers arriving at PeTa their way
the Danubian principaes.
vienna Wednesday-The Emperor proclaims a very
comprehensive amnesty for Hungary, TransyAana, Car
thea and Sclavona.
The general affairs OF the bank of France were dis
couraging.
The American panic affected France equally with Eng
land. American stocks were dull on Eogand espec
ally.
The City OF Washington sailed from Liverpool on the
9th, with nearly half million In specie. The Arago
in company with the City Of Washington the
9Dsh
RoMe Jan. -pacards were posted, eXhortlng the
Romans to await The arrival OF The SaTdnians. The Ne
apolitan troops were ordered home. depot OF arms
have been discovered in the Goro Appio.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Cotton quiet; three days sales
amounted to % 600 bales Breadstus quiet and steady.
Provisions dull
LONDON, Jan 9.-Business in breadstuns nearly sus-
pended owing to continued and severe frosts.
ConSols-FOr money, 81 s99lAi Erie shares, 32a33;
illinois Central, 3l@32 discount.
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Cincinnati Market,

wHEAT-was offered rather more freely to-day and
buyers could make rather better terms than since the
cent advance to Oj Fair lots Of red will bring
ST. and the best quite slow at 81 O3. White Is
held at 81 lO9l l2 The shipping demand which existed
earlier in the week has been redsiced and does moi
amout TO much
CORN-ear is in good demand at 35930c, a price
which It has sustanedsteadlly with unusual reg larty
shelled less ready, because Of something Of gut IL
the receipts The demand for shipping purposes, par
tcularly Of the hest qualities, Ia still geod Prices ar
quoted at 81 10 4OJ for ordinary mixed to prime white
In bulk.
0ATs-owng to lihht receipts, aie gain restored to
9Tc with firm market
BARLEY-was rather slow to dav. but prices are nom
inaly as quoted during the week-7Jto a0c for prim
FALL and 40 to sjc for prime Canada Spring, the iusi
Of these figures Is rather hard to excel at present.
RYE-at G2c is inactive.
The market for Provisions has throughout the wee
week retained its good working condition. Orders hav
been constantly the market, and very promptly hav
followed up the advancing tendency In prices which III
filling Of them has keptup. Gin. Com. Jan. %,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-23

A,,uu RrPoRr OF THE PREsIDENT OF TIL
E.v,Ix BrHRyoLENT SOCIETY FOR THE YEA
rnplNo JANUARY 9, 1861 We have now close
onr Iabors for the year 1860, and our hearts ar
made sad when we call to mind the many de-
mands for help from the poor whom VIC wer'
compelled to send empty away not being abl'
to supply their wants In consequence OF the low
state OF the funds in the Treasury
As usual, during the warm season, our meet
ings we're diucontinued from the month OF June
up to tho month of October; yet, with desire
TO do what they could, our visitors continued
their labors during the summer, distributing the
few dollars collected from members who have
not paid in their annual subscriptions, aud from
new members, and thus give relief as oest they
could
Ga tho sixth Of October our meetings were
res umed, with sad prospect before us-an
empty Treasury but at this time We were cheer
ed aud encouraged, by contributions from the
First and Second Presbyterian Churches and the
Frat Biptist Church. We were thus enabled
to meet the calls then made upon the society,
and for these timely contributions, we tender
our heartfelt thanks. Wetrust that the benev-
olence and liberality ofthe Sister Churches will
lead them to do likewise, remembering Shat
he who giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord, I,
and, dinasmuch as We do 1t unto the least of
these ye do II unto me %
Mrs. VIM. Neil, President,
The Treasurer of the Society presents the
following statement OF receipts aud expcndl
lures during the year 1861:
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THE MARKETS.
yew York Market.

irgEaRAPItED JoR Tug ONO STATESMAN
...7 NEw YORK. Jan. .}.
AsHES-frm and demand fair; sales of 30 bbs. at 81
for pots and 81 "a Tor pearls.
FLOUR-recepts OF 400 bbs,; market heavy and &c
lover sales of 200 bbls. at S5 superior state;
s5 359 s5,45 extra state; S5l59S525 sup. western;
SIS 253S5 Gj,commdn to medium extra western. IS, 20
"a 1915 inferior to good shipping brands extra Ohio
round hoop. IT,. Ct
RYE FLioUR-steady at 22,lOa35O.
WHEHT--foceipts OF 2,4J0 bushels market quite
heavy and and &c ower sales of 600 bushelsat %
for prime Chicago spring; Sl,2O@sl,9S for Milwaukee
club; 81 3l@Sl, 3, for winter red western 81 dj9S GO
| for whitelwestern; 81 ;54 tor white Cal. i.'.
| RYE-quiet at 70975c. .....
| BARLEY-quiet at 6s9s0c.
C0RN-receipts are 1857 bushels, market heavy and
declining; sales of 81 900 bushels at 6SG69 for mixed
western in store and delivered at65hD for new do.
OATS-dul at 3O@39 for western Canadian and
STATE, b. ... ..
pORK-irm, ssas OF 200 bbls at sis for mess and siS
for prime.
BEEF-quiet and steady. .i...
CUT MEATS-unchanged.
LARD-quiet ard film; sales Of 100 bbl' at l05sc
BUrTER-in moderate request at lO9l4c for Ohio
| li0D19 sor State.
CUEEsE--steadyat ga lOysc.
WHISKY-heavy and dropping fales Of iCO bbls al
| lee.
CoEFEE-remsIns firm, but quiet sales Of 400 bagi
Rio at l1h9l2hc; 100 bags Marcabo at lie.
SUGAR-quiet.
duction; money and exchange without new features Ch
II. I. 67h; c. D. & Q. "a; Ill. Scrip SIX; N. Y. O.
70: Harl l6A do preferred 3d. Pacific Mail e0li G.
T. 347E; @ Il Ch 70I!; Penn 80; Hud, As; NJ. @. 81
O. &c P. lOI Gal, IS s7i1; NJ. lst bonds 81; do q
| 81; Erie 4hs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-23

! RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 22.--GOv. fletcher to-day com
municated the legislature the coercion resolutions
adopted by the State OF Ohio, with message saying that
the sending Of such resolutions to the save-holding
States have other effect than to excite fresh fee l.
ngs Of resentment indme existing preudices increasa
the present difficulties and embarrass, II not defeat all
eHSts that now being made to adjust the controver
BY between the North and the South. lie suggests the
proprety OF sending rebuke to the Governor Of Ohio,
his refusal to surrender Owen Brown and Francis Merr
am when demanded by the authorities of this Common
wealth, fugitiyes from justice Laid on the table by
a small majority.
The Senate to-day debated the million defence bill,
pending which an adjournment was carried