davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY STEERS.

hv him. in The Town of iberte about the 18th dav Of
November 1882 Two Steers about i've years od-one S
rel st er with bell on; the other red body. with
white rump. and white head white tai and
white feet One has marks but have forgotten
which one, They have harhored with my cattle for
several weeks The owner is requested to We Prop
ertv charges and take said ST - sherry Nov.
20 h 1852 25aw pa I 50 WM. J.. SGHRIEBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

N- It appears on fnal count, that John
w. NOEL is elected to Congress in the
Southwestern district Of Missouri by SsOep
majority. He IS sound emaDeIpationist
and III every way reliable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

Eg The House pro.aplly passed the bill
Of M Stevens. iudepnifsiug the President
against the consequences OF the arresls DO
has made ~ v,sas Of his military power.
Ii viii pass the Senate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

AID THE MINIsTxR -ADonati1n party
for the benefit OF Elder FEEL g. Theatre
will lie held at his residences 10 Tattoo on
the afternoon and evening of Dec. oath
ls62.-The following ladies' and gentlemen
viii act as a committee of arrangements:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

SGLs ScsrAlSISa. -Ths Navy Depart
ifsnt IS very nearly a self-supporting
Branch Of the Government. Ii is said 10
have realized from seizures. during the past
year, about forty millions OF dollars. whilst
its expenditures are $AI,OO0,OO0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY STEER.

Taken up by the fubscriber residing lands owned
be hin in the town Of Lite Grant. about the
2fth Of November 1852 red year a past stref.
with white on belly, tail. ard face Tbs owner ispe-
quested 10 prove property, and nay charges and take
said steer. ROBERT NEWMsN
Idltle Grant Dec 81 1862 26lwnd$l so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY OK.

Taken up by the subscriber resisting in the town Of
Miilyille lands owned by him. ab ut the lst Of De-
cenlbsr 1862, one Red *, about years old Tsp
norm. little white On belly. The owner IN requested
10 prove ropertt. pay charges and AXE sale ox
Millvil's. December sih 1852. GEORGE STUNT.
264wnISI SO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
EARM FOE SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm for sale eontann leo
Of land, lying IN thu Fo9n of WsalnsnE. Ini ~
from Bird eport ~ miles from wtalusing and mslta
f,om CLAYTON. Terms suit purchases. Posi uince
address. Or;, TAX, Wis >. H. SEAMAN.
272w laid $l.00
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY sTEER.

Ttken up by the subscr Der. reSidiug til e town 81
Cassys, Du tuds ohcupIed u nn ia said Town. on o.
about the 20 sy Of december. Steer e The ase q
two years feabouts. ct ssTak ed waite AMI isd
Taa awnar j. req ed pr proeers pas charges
am la Siia Seer --taSssiie. Dee oIh. ISL
274w paid 81 80 PETERS GlAshAcHER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
StIayed or Stolen.
GIRAY CATTLE.

Taken By the subscriber residing on Ian "a owned
by him IN the town OF Glen Haven. divers Mills,
on or about the 18th dap or Eevcmber 1862 one led
cow. about Years oil last sping red slt er ca f one
req Cow with white face and white under belly, under
hit nj Of both slit IN eft another red ste
calf and one yeaiing past red aud white rnul, ste4r
with crop OF right year. The owner Of all or anv of
The above property is requested t. prove his claim Or
Gains, nav charges and take said property
60n Haven. Dec lst 1862. JOHN RYAN.
2s4wt hafges2 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
Louis Napoleon.

History is full Of parallels and repeti-
tons. Even great battles are fought up
on the same glound. Louis Napoleon
wishes to stife the freedom Of four millions
Of Africans bv intervention. His uncle
attempted precisely the same thing in St.
Domingo, and met his first check from
Touissant, a jet black Atric in. The first
Z peror never recovered Of this blow. 1t
will be memorable feat in history If
Louis Napoleon should meet his overthrow
in attempting to perpetuate African slavery
il America. He will certainly hear thun.
Der from all the liberals in Europe as soon
rs he unites his destiny with slave EN-
pire; and 50 history, repeating its If again
may evolve revolutions in Europe from
our present revolution, as our first revou-
ton was followed hy the overthrow ct Mon
archs and Dynaster> there, and Wild,
range Of privileges to the people. In G
view of hea en- and history, the greatest
Of all crimes, is to unite with the strong
against the oppressed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY MARE.

Taken up by the subscriber residing in the Western
aart0f the town Of II gel Green. his premises
during the early pa of last October, light bay Mars
with three white feet white spot in her forehead
white stripe between her nnstrils said is about
"a hands high and three years old.
Hazel Green, Dec ist 1852 ,f0HN RODGERS.
26lwf h"rge Chandler K York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

Eg The editor of TIE Ala California
las becn presented with sack potatoes,
containing three only, eacn weighing tweq.
y pouadsl aF's'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
CTRAY COLTS.

came upon the premises of the subscriber, living 81
the mouth Of Platte il Potoi The % inst. ans two
year In, cot, white slip in the face and white on
,,~ht bind leg Ais one wear old black cPlt white
hind legs f'w white hirs in faee-nO other marks
TIE have the b. proving property and
paving charges. ALlINGEh.
Potosi, November 4th ts62 254w&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
CTRAY MARE.

Token IN by the subscriber residing in the towaNl
Jane tow on ~ about the 9th day Of Soyember sz
d oty maze three ven old righ liad foot white
small white spots the badT. no other mafks
The owner il requested to Move nroperv paw charge'
and take tie same. JOACHIM HOLF6B ELR.
Jamestown November q, 1852 254spisl 30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
CTRAY IIEIFER.

Taken up nv the subscriber re=i1iny on lands Owned
by him In the town If Little Grant. ahant the
goth Of Novemher. 1852. white hefer with sorne
re in the part If the ave. ahnu and a
taif vears The u requested to property,
paw charges and take said Stray. TlE0S TR0IJ0P.
Little GIANT Nov. 90, 1892 25w4 paid 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
HElFER.

Token up by the subscriber on lands occupied b him
a nalf mites b.iow Bars diit one hettsr tn
yea cid sst, and wte sYeC'eed with tue pom :
Of The horns br ,ken OF Fhs o94er = reaIestsi "
prove opsrtY, pay charges and take said Asiief
NateriQsD, Dec 4th, 1862. 2s4g paid l50
uRIAs REED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
CTRAY STEER.

Taken mp by the subscriber, residing lands owned
by him iu the town Of Fenninnre about the I~t
dav of Uecemb 1862 small two year old red
curly fury all Tie owner is requested To prove
property, pay charges AID take said steer.
Fennimore Dec 81 1852. II. p. SMITH.
2G4y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
CTRAY STEER.

lAken up Is. the subscriber residias in tho FoSn I
Chiffon on lanls occupied by hn "a said own Oh 81
abrt the Isl day OF lSo, red ana wiits
te0 wear ia Steer lst waite across tiit lpr
and on tie belly and iignt horn short and losins
down towards tne eye The is requested to Prove
property Iav charges aud take sad ) eer--C iHtan
Dec, mber l, 1852. 2i4w DAVID JENKINS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
CTRAY BULL.

Entered upon The premises Of he subscriber resiinr
n TIE town of Clifton about the l>t dly of Novcmbr
on bull three wears old line the back speckei
he ID red the sdes. with white On the la ~.
artificial marks perceivable The owneris request ed
IL rrove property. charges and take said stray
Ney California Nov. Goth, 1862 J. STONES.
nnil 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

An INCIDENT AT THE CAPTURE OF Ok
FORD. Wen our advance cavalry took
possession of Oxfor Miss, the following
ludicrous incident took place:
When our boys were charging at the top
of their speed through the streets, wo-
man rushed exci'ediy to tile door Of her
dwelling, and, with arms akimbo and hair
streaming in the vinl, screamed out at the
top Of her voice. 90 ii, Yanks! Give EN-
he'll Shoot the dirty cowards!-Thank
God; hain't got no friends in the South
ern army"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
cTEER TAKEN UP.

Taken M nv the suhscriher resiEay on lanls owned
bv him miles west Of ancaster ab ut the LIST of M
vem' er vearing past white and red Steer. white
spot IN forehead Other mako. The owner i re-
anested to prove property pay charges and take sad
stray. HENRY St,Wk
Lancaster Nov 90 25w4 paid 90 due Scots
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

SoRaHUM-A State Sorghum Conyen-
ton is to be he d in Columbus, Ohio, on
the 9th Of January next. It is estimated
that t,Sslpe millions Of qal{ens Of syrup
have he'n made during tue past year. The
Toledo Commercial says: I'VE Sc it stat
. that in the central part Of the State.
parties are ready to buy up all the syrup
that is offered to supply the Cincinnati
market. The retail price generally ranges
from fily to sixty cents per gallon. In all
parts Of the State the sorghum crop has
been remarkably good tins year. There
have been about 5000 mills sohl in the
State during the past summer. which, all
ded TO those sold in former years, makes
an aggregate Of about 900"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY COW.

Taken up by tha subscriber on lands ownea by him
in the Town Of Potosi about the November let.
1862 one brinde COW, about sears old VII =
star in the forehead, and marked with under bit IN
"a b ear. JAGoB WfINhl'hK.
Potosi November % 1892 25iws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

EETwo hundred guns were fred IN
Charleston, s. G. anu The city beautifully
Illuminated, in honor Of The Democratic
VICTORIES III New York aud Penusyls nla.
III The t1os,snmelt cop q Sea islan !
csstni, raised by he contrabands 1t Port
Royal is estimated ats, 800 balls worth -
oc0, 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
STRAY STEER.

Came into the Enclosures of thu subscriber. residing
in the twn OF Marion about the lat of October 1859
one red Steer with white hack. about four old
The owner is requested to prove property pay charges
ard take said stray ANN AUSTIN.
B0Scobel. November t5 1862. 234w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
HOTELS.
@'fE1 AT BEEToWN.

81 aa ~ 10y inform the ruhlic that am now
~ G3rass oeet 'wn hpua..'' im4tlt krlt ~
~ G,e,res 10 d as ~ IN :. :, sesfs Az
alay bor5ss!iod large Stable ami can sra : away
NSa0ct ,osa EMANUEL BLOCK.
As'<' lT.H,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23

Gos. Pierpont's message endorses the
emancipation policy Of President Lincoln.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-23
GENTLEMEN.

Jas. L. Woodruff. Dan. T. Brown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

AN AFFEcT1ONATE HUsBAND.-"I say
William" said the wife of screw,
breathing her last wishes, "you'll see
the old SOW don't kill her young ones
SAY, ay, wife, set thee good"
Sand I say, William, you'll sec Liz
zie goes to school regular!"
cay, ay, wife, set thee good"
"And / say, William, you'll see that
Tommy's brecches is mendcd against
he goes to school again :"
"Ay, ay, wife"
"And 1 say, William, you'll see that
l am laid proper in the yard?"
William now grew impatient. "Now
never mind these things, wife; I'll see
to them ali; just 60 on with your
dying"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

~ A strict observance Of the writ
ten Laws is doubtless one Of the highest
duties Of . good citizen, but tits not the
highest The laws Of necessity of self
preservation. of saving our country when
IN danger. are higher obligations To
lose our country BY . scruPulous sdhe-
renee to written Law, would Be to lose
the Law itself. with life, liberty, property
And oil those Who are enjoying them
Nth US: TINS sbsurdly sscri6c;ng the
end 10 the means. Thomas ycftrsor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

~ The Frankfort (Ky.) Common.
reatN quotes that which purports to be
the proceedings Of meet,ng Of young
ladies in Indiana, in which they declare
against marrying stay-at-home young
men, and pledging themselves to receive
only the addresses Of soldiers and makes
this cruel comment:
I'VE admire the spirit Of those pretty
little devils. and hope that each Of
them will have good husband and if
possible, m editor. But, from the an
gelic manner in which our Kentucky
girls smile on the Ohio and Indiana
boys who have come over to defend our
young men, we are afraid that the I. G.'s
will have to take Home Guards, or do
without hubby -dubty' entirely"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

The following warrants have during the year, viz:
1sel-Januay ToA Smith hlfyears salary "a as s,oo M
Prosecuting Attorney warrant No. 50. 500 90
14th. J. G. Head, quarters salary, warrant 49,
To f. Ii. Tucker, keeping Territorial
convicts, warrant No 81, 100 90
To F. H. Tucker keeping Territorial
TOE. H. Tucker, keeping Territorial con-
victs, No. 63, 100 %
To e. Sfi II TSs' T"sher is Keeping pa Nv ~
f1I II T"sss@ T"s" s ssspss ss NV NV ~ y.
victs, warrant No. &C. 100 90
To E. II. Tucker keeping Territorial con- 80 ~
To f. II. Tucker. keeping Territorial
'1Hi H. H%I T"eh'r ts Keeping SS Territorial 49, ~
To E. II. Tucker keeping Territorial con-
victs, warrant No TO- 1s2 72
1sh To Joseph Waterhousc for apprehending andre
Charles Miller for cleaning Territorial
No ~, 100 90
Feb. 9Th. To j. l. Myers. for guarding Capitol against
fire. warrant No. 73. 90
To J. c. Head. postage assessment rolls war
To John NJ Murphy. frprin,ins assessment rolls.
Feb H. ToAH Sheffield M for services rendered. a. per
special act passed January GATH 1861.
March 9Th To G X. willard e. paper 70, printing as
sessment rDls. stationery &C. warrant
To f. H. Tucker for keeping territorial
viea warrant No. 70, 23j %
ToEH Tsrkes as keeping sesri.osi.
vies. No. 7s. PAS 90
ToEH Tucker for keeping ,erri,ori.
ToEH Tucker for keeping 'erri'ori. con-
vics w.rr.n, No. 81. 100 90
ToEA Tsets. {. for keeping s territorial con- .. ~
March 18Th To Edward fursse. services as Per scs Of
.le Ls.l,'-: p':.sd D<e<.br si's.
Mach lath To wilian Biias. fx transporting Pris
from Olympia to SisiacoSul var
Mach ,s,,. To Ds.; sss.y services .s P,..;s..s Il
the University Conm's.'on~'s warrant
April saA. To J. c H..A au....t. ..l..y. v...-s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

C-1a hy l.ls- c Tesy;scss esssie0 XA q S51 -
Credit By lzl-r If ~isesial esavicA Ne No -
Credit by Labor Of territorial essvc3s vas& M Z m -
TOTAL 80 -
E Tucker labor hsa ssiassiA esssia os7s -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

PARTING OF SCOTT AND MCCLELLAN.
When Gen. SCoTr left Washington for
New Y ork where he was received with
much honor, the following scene occur
red at the cars:
Gen. Mcclellan, at the head Of his
staff, proceeded to an inner room occu-
pied by Gen. Scott, and removing his
hat from his head, bowed before the ve-
teran chief whom he had just succeeded.
Gen. Scott, sitting, from inability to
rise, extended his hand to his success
sor, and they talked for some minutes
with hands clasped, In this position, Gen.
Scott drawing Mcclellan nearer to him
said:
"Gencral, do not allow yourself to be
embarrassed by men who do not compre-
hend this great question. Carry out
your own ideas, act upon your own judg-
ment, and you will conquer, the Gov
ernment will be vindicated. God
bless YOU
The young chieftain's only reply was:
81 thank you, General, and will not
forget your counsel. May you be restor-
ed to health and live to see your prophe-
cy fulfilled. God be with you, farewell" ."
ANDREW JOHNSON ON ABoLITONIsM.
In a recent speech at COLUMBUS, An
drew Johnson, of Tennessee, used the
following language:
Iwoufd not be personal, but an abo-
ltionist is just as mnch Seccssionist as
any to be found in South Carolina. AS
much as those disunionists abuse each
other, they nevertheless unite in laying
violent hands upen the Government
that never harmed either. If I were an
abolitionist I would break up the I'm
ion; for the disruptionist Of the Union
must destroy and obliterate slavery.
Hence lam for the prosecution ofthiswar
to save the Government as founded by
our fathers; for restoring the Constitu-
ton as we received it, without regard
to the peculiar institutions Of any
State"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-18

To "a. ISs.ersSI, iAs Lexs!G:iss -lEe@~y
eftls Tz7a'ory Of Hasiiagfe'
GExrLEaE,:
The noving rPort Of the 'raseus Of 'he Auditor ono
for thr pas, year eadng January - 1862;
The following Of have been paid into the T'oria
treasury according the duplicate returned this oee VIZ;
Is6i-Apr LIST BY Treasurer Of King receipt
No. SIS q
BY Treasurer Of whatcom county per re- -.
April 10Th by Treasurer Of Claim county as per re- ~
ceipt No. o
May 9th. by Treasurer of Sawamish county as per re-
ceipt No. ~
Also balance due Tor 1853 .
May 10TH BY Treasurer of Pierce county as per receipt
Bill of costs in of Territory vs. larrie ~ .
M0neghcn, 2o2 D.
Also in case of Territory Dewitt Gard-
amounting TO QUA D.
Also bill of costs of Territory
Wm McCandless 236
May BY Treasurer of Cowlz county, as per oo
receipt No. 6, 80 l
Also delinquent list of
june Sh of Territorial convicts to March
1861, receipt No loO U
July 18TH By Auditor of Chehas county, cost bill in
of Territory vs. Simmons as per re-
ceipt No.. 8. 2'3
3Oth, 1861, per receipt No. 8, 37l o
Sept 3Ot. By labor of Territorial convcts to Sept
3Oth, 1861, receipt No. TO- 2lo
Dec 1st Treasurer of Island county per receipt
Dec 4h BY Treasurer of Kitsap county, per
Dec. oh By Treasurer of 1hurston county as per re-
cep No. 49, 467 b
Dec. 2ltl BY Treasurer of Ktsap county, per
ceip No. a. ~
Dec. 27th BY Treasurer of Pacific county year 1861
per receipt No. 10. 80 l
Dec 27th By Treasurer Of skamania county per
ceipt No. lG, for year 1850 10
Amount on hand by Treasurer's report, 3l4l Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10
The CLOSING OF CHARLESTON HAnpon

THE CLOSING OF CHARLESTON HARBoR-
A Charleston paper of the goth, after men
tioning the sinking of the whnlers at the
entrance OF the harbor says:
Charleston harbor has a water front
from the Rattlesnake Shoal to Folly Island
beach-of abont six miles, with numerous
passages TO and from the sea. Ga the oc-
currence of the first heavy NORTHEASTERN, after
the sinking &C the wrecks, the force of the
wind, the heave Of the sea, and the action
of the quicksands will, according to all pre-
Vious experience, dissipate the Yankee OBJ
structions with rapidly nearly as great
as that of the late terrible condagration.
We have known new and first class ships
of nearly one thousand tons capacity, loaded
with railroad iron, stop on the bar, in--mid-
channel, and in few weeks there would
hardly be a trace of them, and what could
be found had worked upon the shallow part
of the bar. The permanent closing of
Charleston harbor by sinking vessels at the
entrance we consider an impossibility. This
attempt of the Yankees, however, will have
one good effect attending, TO quiet the
nerves of any citizens who may have sup
posed that the Lincolnites intended an at
tack or our city from the sea.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10

FROM Z0LLlCoFFER.-Fro a gentleman
who arrived last night from Columbia,
which place he left yesterday morning, we
learn that scouting party came into Co
lumbia Monday evening with five prisoners,
whom they had taken as they were en-
deavoring to work their way to Zollcoffer' s
camp. They were captured at or near James,
town, the county-seat of Russell county
Two or three of them were young men of
Louisiana and Texas, $50 they say,) who
have been going to school at Bardstown.
One of them is a young man of Bardstown.
The scouting party report that Zollicoffer,
with a force of about 4, 900 men, is moving
up towards Columbia, and was at last ac-
counts between Greensboro and Columbia,
but this we doubt Greensboro, on the
Cumberland is about forty miles from his
intrenched camp at Mill Spring, and the
road he would have to travel is very circuit
Gus and at this time of the year exceeding
ly difficult.
When our informant left Columbia the
news was that Greensburg had been depop-
ulated, only some twenty families being
left in the town. Two or three regiments
of Gen. Wards brigade went to that point
yesterday morning and will hold it. Lou
Democrat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.
Flour steady, at 5O@5 IS for super
western, 70@5 80 for common to medium
extra western. 5 90@5 90 for shipping
brands, O5@6 rs for trade brands.
WHISKY unsettled and very much excited
and higher; 700 bbls sold at 25@26, clos
ing with some holders refusing to sell at
less than CSC.
Wheat very quiet; shippers insist on a
decline, while holders, with only light
supply, are not disposed to realize, except
at fall prices; white western l 48.
BARLEY quiet and steady.
Corn opened firm and closed shade bet
ter; 1000 bushels sold at 65@66 for west
ern mixed.
OATS in moderate request at shade
easier; prices at 4I@431.
Pork steady and unchanged; sales l,075
bbls at II 1902 % for mess, and s OO@
9 so for prime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10

New York, Jan. S.-Specials state that
Gen. Shields was serenaded tonight by the
Irish Brigade. He responded briefly, pay
ing a graceful compliment to Gen. Meagher
and explaining his own apparent rejection
Of the offer of the Government to place him
in command of brigade He predicted a
brilliant career for Gen. Meagher and init
mated that he himself would yet have a
commission in the National Army.
The Senate Judiciary committee are con
sidering the. case of Senators of suspected
loyalty. They win probably tomorrow,
report against the right of the MissourS SEN
ators johnson and Polk, to a seat in that
body To-day they considered Jesse D.
Bright. He made lengthy argument to
explain his position.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-10
e1NCTNN4 III MARKET.
= CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.

No change in -four or grain.
WHISKY was held at 16 in the morning,
but after the New York report was made
public, on Change, it advanced to le, being
an advance of cents per gallon--closiDe
buoyant.
Hoes dull at 3.oo@3.l5; not much DONE
1000 received.
MSS Pork at 9.oO@9.25.
LARD 64, and in good demand.
GREEN MEATS tot lower; shoulders "a
@24; sides 81; bulk sides dull at 4. Nc
buyers at 30.
Large offering of hogs to come in some
days ahead, but no buyers.
GROCERIES unchanged and quiet; sugar
9L@11; molasses 45@47; coffee 194@2l.
EXCHANGE very dull at / discount and I
prem, the latter nominal selling rate.
Gold 3@l4 prem. Not much demand.