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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
From Washington.

ai INV Yoak q. Tosid ss aispalcl la
says: The published facts that General Stone
nae been Femoyedf dfromIheg gconhibnd Of 1di
yislonoon the Upper Potomac, 1fa1 1oftb I'd
lt is not known who has succeeded him.
The Tribune Correspondence eeuaSenator
ldtopfFill bus prepared a bill for the immsdiate
emancipation Of all slaves In the District of Co.
lu1blas providing for compensation, not to OK.
ceed $500 Rhead ITO loyal owners, . n has mot
ystbeenacted upon ID commit There &fe
eb2et thteS th9daand HlAyesi n tbe DstriotloiT
4 inc entefgy gymaniW who has pefsisiently omitted
tne prayer for the Presideht e f6fh the service
sssa u his shutoh Az sxahdiia. been or
,1gIo Correct alimisapprsh about the IN
sereis aging clause Al the legal tender, bill,
M. "a q hiee e ot MasHi desfed an mendment chat
spe cefpncAtes Of deposit might be- landed in
,N n.o years per cent. bonds, with semi annual
interest,", payable IN coin. Mr.. Stevens consent
Cd 70 the funding, but objected TO the words
lin coin; 20 20 Spaulding, with ,hisI own pen
! strnck out The rwords from the amendment. IA
iAir eopy.Nas made, but nin coin, n fAinstat-
Cd ~ the coPyisE who ever SheSsg 15as.a The
sm1endment 1r was rpfeeented and adopted . The
irlenae q the bill being unaware that the words
"in coin" we're In IL, .N0ShfsF
I, Thelinccngpity and .gant Of priboiple N pay.
Ing interest III specie on the seven u6f cent.
ponde, andtinapaper on the SIX per cent. bonds
and the hostility Of the friends OF tbe bill to any
specie clause Whateye Of, as certain 10 depreciate
tre lreasury notes, and send the Govern nfaeht
into the street every eix'montlis to 6hy ytthirty-
hye million dollars Of gold /, made reconsider
suon ais Inevitable: The whole thing was an ac-
sIhe illness correspondence says the rebel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
The Court of Common Pleas, Frank.
lin County, Ohio.

'O'epn N story Doc. o page Qil, No. sIs.
samuel O. Story ct al ) Bale in partition.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said Court to directed, viii offer for sale
at public auction. at the door OF the Court House In
the city Of Columbus, on 3 '..' ',I,- h
Saturday, the 9th day Of March, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock NJ, and 2ociock p n
the following described real estate situate in the county
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio; r
The undivided tWo.ninths y.9) OF certain tnct or
parcel Of land situated In the county Of Franklin and
State OF Ohio, lying on Darby Big Run, q branch Of
Darby Greek, part Of the original survey No. 36ll
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at large stone In the Run, lower corner
70 Josiah Blvens' lot IN tho south Of said original
survey No ASH; thence with said line south eishty
nine ep) degrees east hundred and forty Gao poles
Of the southeast corner corner tree down. thence with
the east line north ~ degree east sixty three and
pne-half poles TO bur oak and three red ems
north eshty-nine e9) degrees west one hundred and
fy 5O poles TO point 10 the centre Of the rn With
its meande to the place Of beginning, containing sixty
(60) acres more or less. ~. -. IA
Appraised BIS % per acre. 1870. .a
Printers fees 90 GO.
! ionruiteWA nla5ff 4 .ltI IVA. = si.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
From Missouri.

rxFEnH msFA Wsl r.u an. 81
koInA, MO- feD: e.--ihe news from tht
weat Indicates mat the preparations foraa de
ciueu plow against ne enemy are nearly COM
pleteds !, Thea forces tor rms moyement Pre-
nearly Gil concentrated AZ tne point wnenee y
Is intended 70 move against the sdversa,ies 10
q, teT lqaysfne Wnole command WIN propa'
Oyee0G S, .ne ma,ca s .Se.s, xsssmasG.
d sI Iah.Do.% ' snS % Ms;o. w.,nS.,s hst,siion :,
caysiry has moved thirteen miles 'westsof aha,
point. Y5iN s9l1 I
Gen, layis's brigade was ,reported to be
crossing lie Usage riyer On Wednesday, and q
portion of itsWas expected e. arrive at Lebanon
on Thursday. !. fas ,loas1a 90 I'd IoiG 6all ~ D
Five of Major Wrirht's scotts fsDofk nat
Pric6 has made 4 speech "a his- ps. sfelline
them thew were srrroupded sSss gfaS ssy smusi
ashs rsufrender and that they all decided 70
light. s's az. its .seo1saT,f \ ,al57esss isiis
esPsioe ls said 70 have been heavily reinforced
IRON = lAiksnsas ano 70 o nave sup
RiIss " Rtvvi5ivns ~ w rvnu n
sPringneiu 70 fayet.evlile, ,,,,uga,lMsS,,
..lSap.s. wooa .nsc arrived az ~ synssyni y
ss,sI q rsys
az sSpiSt'"'' 'eHSi St'gffsS s"1
- ss, ,s = w Ss9as ssis.1 .a,, p.
OF. LouIsI rep ~ q ~ Correspondents q = sne
hcpppnoan says me pEopeEsy caPtnred Pn a st ror'
Henry 10 valued az upwards Of SOo,oOo.
Nige hundred PRISONERS Oh war we're ttansl
ierlsa rom nele W Alson 70 aeI, pneae auar1
'ers nave peen prepared IN sue oio tenlsenVary
Esuteen auacrea Gag9l sPo o Daissry q y
alshLery ieitnere seatsraey los = or nenHGk a
regiment ot cavalry also lett Tor hoiia. Aa
70 81. louis, Feb 10 a-The following telegram
has been received at -headquaTteEs:y vIaM
n W. s1B AF-A ifb WI. aAl =. ttrttAo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
- Hog Markets. %tH'
n1Nn1NNlr1


market is nm at % 2S03 IS Tor frozen, ana Is
@3 so for dressed The receipts continue ieht being
but l4O0 head Tor the twentyfour hours ending thiS
morning, ,-leasstte, geb. 10. ssa -,
idtNa sfGas % Lslglbb Elt Iul"i ohN IN
ssa Al8al1 ss.gssi CHICAGO. idsin LasHgsissas,
The receipts Of hogs, live and dreessd Amounted to
Under this exhibit the market for live hogs de.
oined fully SO per 100 lbs at which there was ub
sSitythe paoiers buying very freely Upwsrds oi
oOOO head changed hands, range OF 80 30Da so
for light to heavyhe bulk Of the saes being at S23
o. - for light, to make bacon, and 81 40s2 so fol
heavy Ono lot Of light t.ock waS aoid aez I7K
The market for dressed hpgi opened ft, Under the
favorable weather. but under heavy sdefinai Il became
easier, ann closed dulltalss ranging from 80 602 90
The most o. the tranbacticnE being made at 81 con
so dividing Or 200 rrbuns, sih. ys blasS a5,
sT.rL0UIs.1 sbneiii i'a baa ,aaai'
Pork packing ID about through IN shis markst,l and
scarcely any hogs eomiDgin = tDsmocrai Ysb, 81 81
.asyssd MIbWAUKRE.s slayIaa be iags5aa
Dressed hogs were not ove as yesterday as seller,
were generally looking for higher prices than packer.
felt In paying. AfeW hundred head were sold
at % e093 o. bus the latter figure was 6orabove the
arkst for o heaviest averages on change tSentinel
Hhr .Tsa ,aFrd sffns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
THIRfY. sRvnNiH OoNOREss.
WAsiiHoroHSfeb, IOlh


q : WAs9iHoroHsfsb, 10Th.
1SArr .The 4 So president prSseA.ed com
dEoiIns h.iS % 5.ssss. JAM IA o IT, isSa E0r. n 70
gRad to tb@fejeouSb Of NJ. Foster, their repre-
sentative, ID still Insisting on hlgright to be Q
representative of she lOyd citizens Of North
Cesolina. kn
Mr.. DAyIg presented q Petition from the Ieili
gems Of M%te, asHng Congress ts-drop th9'ne.
gloIquestion, and attend b the bualhess os4he
country, toIsustain the President 9nd Gen. Nc
Clelian, and support tho constitution ofshe
United StaWs.
Mr.. Ricazof Minnesota offered resolution
that the o4hmitteo on Military Affairs be're-
queSted to toilqnirointo the sxpedienoy Of recon-
mepdinglan appropriations 70 oomplete the mill
tary road from Fort Douglass, NMlnnesota; 10
Superior 9ity, WircQ1sIlpG C4aptsd3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
nRarned 60 neath.

CREsrLIEE, Feb, 9--Lsst evening, about eli,
O'Clock, While woman named Mrs. Graham
wife OF sAn engineer on tho ! Pittsburg, For
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, was filling coal
oil lamp, the oil took fire, and burned the wo
man and two children to death; also burneI
;ss ssIS SaSsa'i TG'Pta fst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
essIssra; W.ls A ISs.as 9s:: Ter

j cIsolNsxTI, Feb.ts,-r.A special indianapolis
dispatch to the Commercial says Gen. Thomas'l
division is said to have made forward move.
ment, and viii invade East Tennessee 6t three
different points simultaneouslys Gen. Garter
goes through Cumberland Gap, Gens sohospf BY
tho central routey and Gen. Thomas, with Man
son'Sa Mc0 Cooks brig &dss, viii cross Of Mil
Spring. They VIII advance immed edlately on
Knoxville, where they will take possession Of
The railroad, outing off supplies and communi-
cation with the rebel government. sso,ii f &,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
Tho Fight stiIl Frog ressihe at Roam
okeT5The . tichino ond DispaJch on tho

!, oke-The HichtnOmn Dispntch on ths
Capture NJ Fort. Henry. d : l5.T ii o. !
FoRfnEss MoNRoH, Feb. sgsa-A Gag of true,
brought the news that the snga cement AZ Rd
anoket Island still continued AT lthe date O
the last dispatch, az dark last night, the fgh
was atill going on. The Federals had sunk ons
Tort two rebel gunboats.sn tsa oiss o. fgsa iuiisli
Some later news had been received at Nor.
folk, but n was not communicated, "a ~
Southern papers received are OF no later date
than yesterday naltlas GfagiolH D.. - 5hlssrtiL
The New Orleans Bulletin of the 25th OF
Januafy, says that the reported burning of The
steamer Calhoun wasinoorreet When BIie vas
abandoned, her Captain set her on Are,,but Il
appears that the Yankees shortly after b0afded
her, extinguished the FIRE, and took possession
Of the'boat and cargo, which consisted of Eve
thousand apounds OF POWDER ten thousand
pounds of ssaltpaire; and a quantity of block
: Speaking Of theacspturedo Fort Henry jthe
Ktichmond Dispatch ssys: ,Thorgh Il is much 70
he Regretted bysthe South m was .. ioregone
conclusion whenever tho enemy should think
proper to bring GlGrge force of men and artil
leryto bearupon t.nIt wasd constructed since
the beginning Of the warIe and was never ex-
pected to resist q heavy bonbstdment Or as
sault from large force. II also says the de-
etruclion Of the bridge which crosses the Ten
lnessee river, though productive Of some incon-
Yeni iencc, is not q matter of any great detfiment
to our interest," The road, without the bridge,
will still be ayailableu for strengthening our
lines, through copnsetiops except for mere CON
yepience, beipg matter Of inferior import
II zfaT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
sen,lilSuIs luIS sle EasSlah LibssREss.l era.

% New, YoRK Feb lQc7yLettegsx received BY
state that the Duke Of Argyle and other mem.
bers Of the liberal party, say that unless some
thing is done to demonstrate the ability Of the
Government to put down the rebellion, and con-
vince the anti-slsyeryp In England that
we are in earnest about emancipation, the sym
pathy of the liberal element will be lost, and
the Southern Confederacy recognized.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

LovIsvILLE, Feb. ..s-Forty-six prisoners, cap
tpred atthe Mill Spring battle, were brough
hdre tonight, Including Lieutenant. 0olonol NJ
B. Carter, of the Twentieth Tennessee, ant
three lieutenants Of other rebel regiments.
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i H]SMEBEfiI1 hAFFEBS.
|bLk+kE.+:..

commoxr Nr...a -. a-unuus - ~,,..,r---' = .
for nIddiind d 1sZTTELE = -'''
ILOuh malna1 con1nuo1l AsalDa a1n 30 low
Win moderate business doing for export and homo ooT
apmptlq ~ " dp bafrNs a ~ eO0h 70 for 81
peinnei1het NsIe0g1 Oevof enrp etaiel lnciudil
pss; ss sss. were csase ss
DGoeN. kd6AEhA 6htal9n &tA etll.lh; % ot5yl
or su'pplng brands extra round hoop Ohio; 70 lo@6
hkl1 rH befp19ed Rgat|13 bq4f with my . utplte
dygf IS rs tsi so q Sciss 5 x T''sP''
RYE RL0UR-Rules quiet and steady, at % 25b42J
VvtNmA4 pleh( qqiet with saiesof 100 barrel
az ", ~ vIor g,1 Jerney. -.
N%@N,th ql.ing hepyf' W n w ~ ~
NWnhAr.DnlIh hd unchanged. Tho supply Offering
however liinited ard tgeI u no very pressing desr
IeAze eacs OF 4O0O hpahels Canadian club at 81 3e
u1uVaV ginLterr1dGestefnA . 1901 10, dDg0 ambe
'eHSyM RYEa.on,ss MSl ~; ana M. <. .lIsao.
hift1 ehrgsa with sslpa9oOO bushels state .
OohMthulsdh dheayy and drooplng; saled 4o, 900 bush
o1g Iog western ~ store and alcpt, inolud
ing small parcels Of choice a. 6ocj 75c for Whit.
Weststnj ploforltnepef new y9tDv adu thbrn. F,HM
n oALpIin modefMe fequest at 4l@4ac FOR Jersey
VInaah; nn; western and stAlei' WI .---~-.
q fair business doing and market gen
yHUael5 o0fof n1ess, sig 75Dl3 so for western aud
wv RnnH tpH %ss,5 S5 " SopgpbeiorpnmeaH N0Ht
~ ~ vV14 81 Tor couhtFy prime, e5a
'ot megs for Iepacked mess, ol3 u
~r ppiou IVr ex,Is xnan mg.s ns.,
s.ed Amer; Delsv Of 5000 trc
Sss, Il; nAns~,ss =. a s '.'' " u" y" @ %
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S5ff1 Stqttsllsran
III -.2-LA
ETuEsp4Y MORNING FFB: lssa. .
TE3LEGRAPHfC.
s;:s. sgs.s y 4

Rebel ~ epork az q oElghtnt nEonnblke
Island-OnlOn 1ro0pe1SeRIAinods
FoRFEea, lNmHpE, Feb, e.sFA lady ,Nb0 came
bya Gag of tfuc6 to- day sAid 0eE.. Hnger In.
formed her that he had received O dispatch from
lIRo1noks nIslanda thAtahe Fedsrdl iiofcs9IliAd
been tyice kepplsed from ytbere, The attack
e0mmenoBdl yesterday morning and thsiAght
was stilbgoiug on when the latest news vWAsfe-
ceiyed. '11isHs 20 t,l,n yineN; sldiis lh rqnlsIni
The New 'orieahss' ss'a'c 'cCtredpOndon1eo H. lhe
lChallestoni Courier reportsE the burning Of the
rebel steamer Calhoun .,,,,,. Z, ;s,ai l q. 20
,sNoiFoLK, Feb, S.r- mesaenger .a 4 arrived to-
day from Roanoke Island .repyvJeR fodt1 Federal
Hst6ainefS on HE Island last 6ighG and a large
number Of yesaels twelve Jnilea below oEheo Isl
and. An attack Is expected. .BstE 90 (
aa Gen. Wiso sinbetter heeltl2a eoiiiod gyT
!. A dispatch from Clafkbyille Stat ga thai Fort
Henry has fallen Into the hands .of the enemy,
our force retreatng to.Fort Donelson.Ss sao
Federal guuboats are ut 'DahgillS, T6pt,t and
,the bridge et that point has been sAbo5ed by
the Yankees. TWentyap thousand stkedefalB
fctned the attacking column q ggei q ss1dT
MEmPms. Feb. T,-Fors Henry Was captured
BY the .Federels yesterday, y after twO'Slours'
fighting = 'f cSaS b'ia'i's7 H'7','osnsga
anNfwl .0aLEzNs, Feb. -Four hundred and
ninety.two prisoners left yesterday for. North
Catolina, to be exchanged, ass '1fD. o3 bsSsI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

I CHICAGO, Feb, 10--The Board of Trade to-
day adopted resolutions approving the legal
tender Treasury note bill..5l y s7ii i-,qUafs
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--OOWe AND OALVH1,

betltE IhslIttls rlssn besf iigl week 66I 4
gpod many pf lbotonanlbo9 ntabls1 n ho dStiofl6s
ans In The 1nbh Of the sity, whore are fatted on
room fcr more rs,h cows, and rather improve ne mar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11
i said % Hl7 l1IisA lsts sAs aGhds u W. gun,
(FSesyp pRgSsssSfsl'3 t.Gl ! l.IA X02I
probably 60 as far as-Flsrsnce, Alabama.

III
s@"s ~. " At s.s-,, ~ ~ ~
VI ! ~ 9St k,l1 1ljDl13 dehf w t2I Jflniis2lN
probably 20 as far az Florsnce, Alabama.
.,I,.-e,-..--- ----,,,.---.-..r N
Ieasa elA,.slly yGIs,1 ehS S--.s.sI.A on
III ,,sla99Ntit. Ds4f !, "a, ~ ttHtnT -,
nALiHAI, Feb. 5V.-Ine America from Ii
yrgoyl xos1 VIZ yeeenlsoMn = Soon, nas arnye
s ss sIo.IVs 4, 1USs "nISts :.
ep En- ,oy yle0na heeKy
qAH2apngY 2174YiyTSfiat NM. ..zs .tsEa .xo.r.
n NJ ln, lueIo are vssus iumvis vnn, tns 'emperc
sPo snaa ~ Iosls ,o,a ina' no WIZ snct.y on
s,sty sSsa1Hs 81 Sat iss,2p w " nlpoi
~ n, ~ N ~ Y
'H9 lY1ltis.s.a1s Y9tnl.laslyo iag,z alonS, :,
ing nvnuon rimes conuhues 70 urge Eng
st ~ ~, we Ga
an0su 70 altAp,h,,oOssA t'7skosgr
faEa.e osg mhes lladfepprted efpiaip % Ioi
saaos,, q ssg q mia haa igetl ,nsialoost1
[,o -, ~ ~ 70 tne corp
Vi W. y e1pepIeu q, WIZ 1,a gfe
.pisleiiE ppaetlth 2 D9li 5pAt " SAY some
'nipg impor.sas On american ansirs: ;,slols
.iS anS vlsa.sihgnDn Misnol eoninh hnoge
3 saslsi1 ~ .uIss. "a ~ 81
~ i',y ~ ~ pvpy
"a ~ hA'i w ssiiyrS elNclos
W ''i "''"l Dnlie'sio iaqi'alis saAo'H'a ~ -
SsAy.JrThe Minister Of State, has, ,deolere'
in Oo19rsssthat spainNould demand PREPARATION
from Mexico on account Of the war Of iiide
tpendence IL was also stated that, Spsiu hat
received no otieiel som ppgpIeation tsspee.ibl
any fariher solntimHof Ffanoeiand Englhnt
iifrVfefebe5 70 MeslsDe 4 concludSd BY cay
Ing that SpAin Eoht lipgiF HppppEt the, In
terests OF Mexico. - '''''''" - .bad
sfRussfAs-zAl rapture Waei anticipa
the Pfussian Government and the Archblsli6]
OF Posen, who, Id d letter 20 the minister O
public, worahip, defende the national attitud,
aseaEned byl his conhtfymens aisIsaD a Z
The London Times, In another editorial, say
iweneed not DO eager TO NEEDLE with AihetioaI
a1eirsi thls ~ the, time for walt and We cAI
anorl TO walt quite as easily as the North lan(
South can AFFORD 'to.hodookinB aoFosslt the Poto
mac az 2 ccst OF two mlllio1 ppundsa week 4
Ieach OF tnem. III there does come Any fea
cause ofIconvlsint isspl tell Alluthe more foI
our present patience and forbearAnce. 'Gofved
| The London Globe editoriaily remarks thai
the Mari time pog ers cannot be expected to re
spect the FEDERAL BIZ ockAde unlees really effect
i've. The commerce The world cannot suffel
staeit 10 pc deepoiledO Ofonqp dpdehnite period
under p mere paper, blockade. As To- Yinteryeni
slon easss lpe dSiope, Ne, may pc invited sor OF
topreserYe oonsiBteneyi ohr own principles
SaiTa letter feote Mr: SeHerd % Smith Obi
ca, ip rssP1nse " the latter EecepLly profsfed
ADVICE, M Seward urges ,Mr, % 'Bdep, he
You'd promote the cause Of America, OF, Greal
Britain and humanity at iafgeS 20 speak and
aSs 10 every case, and without dualiacatiOn, iof
sns ga american Union. Mr: ssHards tone is
Y Essd ths European poEers, in regard 70 whom
ne " oelermineq % STAND always moi onlyiin
ne oflgnU nlinponthes Defensive o Sg2oai1e |
george thompson mad been lecluring again
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Lst tlouIh prices alspos IdaissiliIy Noni.
ss ss' .RS ~ M S5s.s M ,S5 SH.i '.sHsI % Si'l, w
good oiea higher. 49,
The market for veal calves has not been steady ths
esk: Rwlps 3 sgiyslr eftrainq. a fsg
nenis epmud. lynwsislk hHt thossa sIsae hsIr Alst
rate sold at 51b55koy s-r,rr-,s !, Z = ,----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

sfiNkw YoAK, Feb. 10. .!AspsciAls state that SEQ
retasy Chaee and the Cashier Of the New York
Bank of Commerca, aaFel oonferriug with the
Senate Finance committees, Urging the adoption
Of the legal tender clause .astsaq q ollisf os,s
au0 0EdeFa rhaysE been ziasuqt prohiblting any
more inrloughs, and all officers are ordered to
return p thfi' rseiRSRe Mk!IAkk- :,
Gep1L Lame win ffdbAbl5 bBa MAJOR General,
end ne RseAidan. vii ,nomiPete Ethan Allen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

,nnlErToR1, 4 ESbS li0 - The oar shops of ithl
BufFal6 hha Ldks IiuVbh sIaallNay we're burned
yesssfdhy; loss OK, 200; covered BY insurance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

Gen. stone en- route sox NJ, Lagaysestfc
PHILADrtfHi4, Feb. 10 -MGsn. Stone passed
thsppah this city ibjhe ~ ld'cIdek trSlnl iAal
night, In custody, en-route for Fort LAfayette'
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From Kansas-- affairs in Nelal 2 ntrIox.i

From Kansas a n IAfiairs In Ne@ nIexi.
LEAyrsvoRrH, Feb. iO.-BS General. GENERA Order
No. IL, Gen , Hunter ldeolsfes martial law
lthtoughout the State of Kanshs, and declares
that the Crime. of jayhRwkihg shall be 0pnt
doWnIvith a strong hand and summary PROCESS
Jos. H. Holmes, Secretary Of New Mexico,
eleven and half days from Santa Fe, brings
important dlspAtehesto Gen. Hunter, and IN
Formation regarding affaira IN that Territory,
!, The rebel Brigadier-G General r. a. sibley
was within thirty miles of Fort Craig, with two
thousand Ave hundred Texsns, With artillery,
and had Issued q buncombe proclamation. -
l. Col Candy has taken active measures 10 on
pose him, and telt able to make successful re-
sIstapee IN % gaisi 81 s bdi Z sis snsIlES 81 y
It is reported that considerable force Of
Texans was advancing upon the Rio Peoos, to
attack Fort Onion. JiaoTOa4 sssYlA .Hd
isAn express had been sent TO Denver City for
reintofcements, aud the Colorado troops VIM
probably march Immediately, sy.a ri WgsTg5
I11Martial law was proclaimed in'th6 TerritOFy,
and ell able bodied men drafted to serve In tie
militia: ALI mules, horses and ammunition In
tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seized for the use of
Government, g6aI &C f,sraSJ
The Indians in the Territory are reported
Troublesome. W z ny i'Ad0 gl-h aaltIcEA
5s91 siS az The Allies I'm mexico 'oo esos 8ss
'NEw YoRk, Feb l0.--A vessel has arrived
from Havannsthe 25Ih,s Steamers from Vera
Cruz l5thb reports sixteen thousand Allied
troops there, bit fifty thousand Mexicans were
near Puebla. ---
9 The ultimatum Of the Allied powers was
lefton the 18th, to bepresented 70, Juarezf and
they also Issued q manifesto stating their ,fea-
sons for invading Mexico, denying plans Of
oonquesty but they come to extend the hand of
Friendship TO country wasting it's vitality In
civil coRyulsionss and ask Mexieans to deliver
themselves upltU the goodisintentiona oofithe
Alliee.o -ot hs2afus4z5 1avs og adSuo9 1losubJus
az It was also dec ded that paytienk be. exRctsd
for the recent expenses theall lies oG Fouf days
we're allowed for replysi haa .seliasIq 70 bsyoIq
l.ss Venezuellsi is again plunge IN civil war. 2
/ The rebel steamer xictoIias and "a echoonar,
arrived OF HayRBns with COTTON from New Or
leans. bg0tcn gni7aa yltss sfS ,bisa eE e slakm
Il div igihIos anlaaA ~ lsIi ro9is hetahnsflgs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-11

REPORT FOR TIE WEEK H'pIEs Feb, !, 1862.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or cATTtx All KINDS ron rnE WEEK.
According 10 the reuoftr Ann khe ,hvat.f k,svrs,
places IN the citv tuf have received a,
compared Win. IasI Week. ---s7Tl S-' -
lT9sAVJ II n - ~ s.. n 81 1I
H.. bives.' oovs. esals. Lambs Swine. Total
At Alertonis s4,4l0 20 1872 52S , 49,
Brog6inr's.,., 1855 Sd an Qo56
O'BrIen's...s. = i'll IL 92 76sn ....H
Ohamberiin's.. lIVe i6aA q 9,iSs ....
soId bu,rs Rer
woto,. - 79afj fjIoo 3 s5,5b Q, ooo 90 5oe
TTpr,s.week, 1884 IA 500 ,1'iis. $500 ~ oSS
Avt number q kb VI / - ~ y =
D w'k, Tty'r. ASS ITO 632 aa53 IO75s ps 6s7
DElHTSaE NaNIIHHl TJT
.jloE 20 aahEEyn FROM pIFFERENT HTATHa. 5ts aafy
yn nXs Nj a1,sy4rs q rSE :. ~.
lxtnt rsS a NSat,s " ~ @
tbo fOloNins States. - = '-' oH'''o - - iiVn
snssSHS"'"ss'-s's' 4 p - bhiA y "a y faOH
NswYork.. .........., N sOllC lConuoctIcut. 40
Ohio. ............. l,l37New JerSey.,..... 40
Indiana. ...u...., 47eITexap. .....,,,,,,,--
IIlInoia ,.... ~. ~. t492l lCanada . . tlla "a
Kentuoiy. -. 80. .!s.Jf 5glmichiean ...gn. 0l6
Iowa. !! "a q Missouri J. tn ,a 80
Pennsylyania, 80. 20 sI7lMasIachusstts. III
JrhEf 1IDkfd ~ ,dlliiLG VI 13iI Y 4 wy
20 Total.s. 1,s..! ..s... ,..s.I =, :. ~. M 14Is
pao is I'd 1oli1tsllalt q slIsisa a. 1i'i ~ Il
az div bs1dslish BEEF oATThR.a. 70 8 0'sa oft
iNumbet' repeftsdofor this market AT Foftv .souylh
street. 3s4OOsW .R4r.t lI1lsl DAT ~ - i',~s-'-
The prices to-day are quoted a. folIous. lsiam
lu,l.. .,t, nOl q lsaotli n-,, LuCTl4 q. =. J
Si1 1Iyyralnsry's""'sslo @ek
80 sAs' '.,,s =
TSns Ta sose - ~, may Ds quotea az vkc
The most a the ssss ranse MY from ~ a. M
Toal numhabo BSoves received n the csty this week