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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

HAY PREss.-Jos. Shields has y frat
rs'e hay pres. for sale very low. Apply al
h1sofiice. corner of Perry aud Front streets. or
q, his wooen fac org above the rsiIro4d
bridge.
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r HE CITY.
ST. JOE. MIC Il IGA AN,
PEACH ENCY,
AT STAIRS.
FINE PEA HE'S CHI ZAP;
waoLEsALE AND eErAiL

Charley Bell wants good cook aud
q girl TO do house work See advertisement
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short police BY Erskins, Al No. 3
West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

s.M. PErrESGfrL Co., No. 81 Park Rev New York
and State street, Boston, are agea1 in tbose cities
and authorised TO take and subscrp
tions for US at our lowest rates.
c. H. Scniv 80 Dearborn street, Chicago 10 author
red to receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17
Baker Wanted.

AN EXPERiExCED BAKER CAN FIyp
"a permanent stu ,tion. At god wages. by an.
I lying, t. the Buftis Houss.
.agl3.dtfl / ! prpTys
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T.. RODDEWIG

h. RODDEWIG
DBALRR IN =
GIG RS AM T'ORACCO0.
No - LeG1alre Row.
'ONSTANT " IN HAM TUE BEST
quality Of
Fine Cut, s.iug and Smnkin ToNaccOs
SNUFFis. W. RSChAuM PIPES,
Woo AND CLAY PIPtS
~ Gen lenen will S"d my Cigars the best in
The c,tv ;n.oo
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Parents and people generally should
remember the church excursion sid pie ME
that is TO come off on Saturday Get your
tickets and go cut ard rustica,s among the
eayi lie II na urs, hu,t wild flowers and aben-
don yourselves to general recreation.
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE aAY 'peEAe, WITH ALL
- - late Improvements slaiN Inc pair Of
tsAm or carriage horses, with w.ei6 ard hs.ne.s
Esquire OF J4SHfEfnS
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J. H. WARWICK.
HAIR 0NEoeeR AND PERFUMEA.
0s4st> Wig 4 TOupeea. 3 ~

Enr SUPEklOR MAKE. ALSO LADIES
~ Wiee. nFAtaa. Dsndaus, Svieehea, BUS ana
Cans 11esys % hand nd msde 70 order at VEN
leV saee& Also maaaiaetursr Of HAik JEWElRY
of tAef ss0st ssyles. thsAloheSA p63ee paiA -,
saw baiss aiEo.ssa3 -. .; ! sp.tis's- -
- - seApg sss4s. aAvsssoss. IA s
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New 4 ORR Market.

New ORR Market.
Nsw lokE. September II.
FiouR--Market SC better. $4sO,a5 C5 extra
state IS rs n 35 H. HO
WHtAT--Ma'ket Id2, better. S.cdSlo for
spring. S1c4Si.l7 Mile $l.19 IA " inter
Red
Corn 15g75o.
Oars turner, 64d7lc.
WuIsKY-5O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-17

JOHS JORDAN,
NO: 13 wEsT-sRC0ND ST BET BRADY MAIN,
MAKES TO ORDER AND IN TIE BEST
V1 style
Mcm aud BOy>' CiOfh57
Of every description The fullest satisfaction
warranted. solicit from my old customers and
me- continuance Of liberal patronage Cnl aud
leave orders Particular attention given TO reno
vsti:g and repairing clothing. myo2 d6n
n. IMAM,
no. IL EAST Cd ST OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HALL
Family Grocer.
X EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A CHOICE
IN stock Of Family Groceries, Of ali kinds
which be offers at the loSest riiccs also
FU7 u hI9 90 -
for medical purpose, which have been selected
especially for this market. he s5lici,s a full
share of patronage. Cell and cxas ine goods and
prices. myl3-aly
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TUVHE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES TO
! mAsafac.urs the old.fashioned hog P.up
Shop on Commercial Alley. between Brady IA
Perry. t.G. SIinREI.
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=. WiLsNN pRuR,
|COOK d OR q ny,
|o~sto 1bok. D;los q LasdIss
MOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
III Main and Third streets.
kO COOK d DRURv
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%. o.. C.s y &: DON.
EY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
ptsry Pubic. Office, North-wes;
~ and Second s.rccts, up-stairs-
taoy street iuly 2s-df
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FRANK PLUM fsR,
Et AND COUNSELOR AT Law
law Public. Once 10 i.eClaire Block
bxa ine2-dt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
LATEST FROM EURoPR.
Arrival OF che steamer Iura.


PoaTLAND. Me. Jan. l3.-The steame, Jur.
from Liverpool lss, via Londonderry I'd and
Cape Race lOih, arrived this evening. Among
the speakers at the Manchester meeting was
the negro jackson, known as JEFF DAvis's es.
VhRea coacnmAn. III sfai , ~.
The financial editor OF the Times predict,
continued active trade with America, II saws,
when the war broke out America held large
stocks OF foreign produce. These are now
mostly exhausted. They must consequently
return to the old but to greatly eased scale
OF Importation The same result may be az.
peosed whether the war continues or NOT.
I, The folloTiDg is 9 synopsis of the news Der
lhe City Of Baltimore. which left Liyeypool
Dec. 3lst, for New York: "
The Sumter has been sold at auction at Glib.
ralsar foi SIS, 500, for the Liverpool and Medi.
tetranean trade. ~
The battle of fredericksburg was the theme
OF universal commentin she Eoglish Journals.
some regard it as most disastrous for the
North. o'here speak In more qualified tone,
All admit the gallaniry Of the Northern troops.
the News sayslthey fought with bravery rarely
equsiied and never surpassed, and although
failing signally 10 their object, remained at The
ena OF the light great and powerful host. Il
y css.s sae blame on the inespacity of the Feder.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
fa'sas"n q = why ..1.:, :ns . :.a,ers ! a have no,

d a = Ha NV Ha i. 7" 8
ID WAsHiNaToN,, Jan. 13 - secretary Chase. "a
answering resolution from the House, says
that the soldiers have not been paid because he
10 not authorized to raise the loan by practicl. !.
Bile methods under existing laws, and that the
2O bonds have NOS been sold becau: % they
could not be, under the restrictions posed BY
CoDgress He says the arrears Of the army nav
amount To- treble the sum he can raise by the
.xleling act exclusive Of that providing for the
5,a0's. The original act for their issue pro
vides also for the conversion into them
of any muldples Of fifty United States notes,
At the pleasure Of the holders, and permitted
sales only at the market rate, ascertalned from
daily quotations of New York sales Had the
supplemental act passed omitted the conyer-
sion and market rate clauses, the d,ficulsy
would have been averted. AS It Il, aoling in
accordance With the letter and spirit of the law,
he has made no sales excepting to the amount
OF 81 450. 600 10 shat mode. Had the exoendi.
lures been lees, or the military success greater,
more might have been sold. There has been
obtained since July LIST, from all sources,
$2S7 ,304, ,6l8, Exclusive of receipts from ous-
tomsT etcr tutat, $32S 100000, in round num-
bers. There has beer paid to the troops S7O,-
5S5 523; TO the Qasftermasters Departm ent,
$ll0 4o2 486; to the Commissary Department,
$50 6l1 4y3; Miscellaneous, $3l, 1856, ,2Oe; to-
cal, $243. .76l,77l. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
Rebel Account OF IA BaaIie near suf.
loik-They claim a Victory at Mur.

MeDel Account OF "a Battle near suf.
toik-They claim n Victory at Mur.
freesbsrO.
hEADouARTERs o5THE Army oB THE PoromA 40
Jsh is,-Ihe Richmond Whig ana Enquiter u
lowing: .sI-- NOA'A'' wv ''i
PETERssURc, Jan. 10 Gen. Pryor encounter.
ed Dodges mounted demen about Ave mile,
rom Suffolk, with two companies OF cayaIrv =.
and routed them, iLfctipg considerable loss
Gen. Pyor remained in line of battle until
sunday morning, but the enemy yould not
leave his stronghold. Learning that Eve hun.
afed ankees were at Carrsville, Gen. Ptyor
pushed across to intercept them. They aed on
our r. approach, escaping through Gates county.
Inc Enquirer still contends that the battles
=. Murneesooro we're victories foT the South
LsaJs 'nis victory is BY far the most complete
won oy our arms In the Southwest. We do OF
regard tne falling back by Bragg as detraotipe
IA .ne least from the glory Of our arms or tue
inpoctsnce of our victory. The most bosstlul
a.epascn hosecrAns may write, eau never reoar.
oS Bragg, nor rebuild wagons burned bv Mor.
gan and Wheeler. :. -. =
Gov. Letcher, In response to q reouisition bv
resident Davis, had by proclamsticu called
out all the militia 10 the counties bordering on
lhe North Carolina line, to aid 10 repeiiinc
any invasion in that direction. Thev ara to
rendezvous at Petersburg. a camp of instruc.
tion 10 70 be established there.
The Tredegar Iron Works advertise Tor five
hundred negroes for the ensuing year, to be
employed &c the blast furnace and at the coal
mines on the James river. =,
Inc Whig says the Murlreesboro prisop era
are 10 be sent to Richmond, the Yankee Gov
efnment having refused to receive them unless
tneir officers are also paroled, The latter, some
tWo hundred In number, will be held in oontine.
ment, In accordance With the Prtsident's proo.
iamatlon, until Gen. Butler shall have been de.
lsereo up tor punishment, and the men retain-
eu e. until the abolition msgnates consent to take
them On our tesms. e.g = I, 80 '-'>'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
Legal Notice

TOSEPH JOHNSON AND HIS WIFE
u Elizabeth ann Johnson Of the county Of Faux, and
state Of Wisconsin and James lbert siLks and Thomaf
Milton Fnks OF the htsts Of Kentucky, hereby no
dhed that the 9th day Of December, a.. D., l562,
Isaac Huddle and bis wife, W,nnafert Huddla Of ths
county Of FraRbn and state Of ohio, aled In the IN.
peror COURT, within and the county last Aforesaid
petition against the tad Joseph johnson, Elssbeth
johnson and others, the object and prayer Of which
petition 10 obtsIa IN order from said Court for ths
assignmeat and the assignment: Of dover to the said
Winr afert Huddle widow Of Milton Finks, late Of
aad Fankin county, deceased In and TO the foloxing
premises. 10 wit: The farm upon which the said Milton
fnks resided at The date Of his decease situate 10 Med
township insaid county Of Franklin, and In section
township TO- range VI, containing about 3h acres,
ceptng tract sold and conveyed by Fredetck awsher
administrator Of said Milton Ripks, to John Btinker,
by dead dated August Soth, ss7. containing hund
red and ak acres, and excepting part conveyed BY
said Swishsr such administrator, to John Lnkin BY
deed dated May 30h 1860, containing 4k acres cut Of
said faTm containing about 34 Aforesaid; snd
| the said Joseph Johnson and ElEabs th Ann johnson
further iaed that unless heS appear and plead,
answer, demur to the said petition within sixty Csi
after the next term Of said curt he said Isaac Hudds
and WiDnaeI auddle will thereafter 90 soon as counsel
be beard In said Court apply to said Curt to take
the matters Of the said petition % confessed, and to de-
cree accordingly. @
IskAn HuDDLE. >.
WiNNAfRhT AUDIBLE.
Dec. Is 1S62-WSw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
Con. Bu,IeI's Rocepsion In b os,ol

Con. ButleT's Reception In Boston
BosToN, Jan l3.-General Butler had an en-
thuslastic reception here to-day. He wes es-
corted TO Faneuil Hall, which was crowded with
ladies and gentlemen. The hall Was decorated
for the occasion, the panels Of the galleries
bearing the names Of cities and battles. and
famous deeds. Whet Butler catered the ball
he. vas .enthusiasticslly greeted BY waving OF
hsldk keso6ieis aud coeerss Mayor Lincoln in.
troduced General Buuer. and alluded 10 the
rebels having offered $50. 900 for his head. In.
msnse applaus. iollowsd1tois intsoducticn.
Va Gen. Butler 'spokeawith great feeling, and
aaid: When the Government says the word, he
was ready to 20 North, S0uih, East or West
In his Judgement Weshave exnausted concilia.
zion, and there should be no peace, nor could
there be-, uutilthe rebels were content to re.
ceivei 1t ss part Of the ulion. His plan OF pay
iDg the war debt was the Introduction of free
LABOR Of the South, whereby labor would become
honorable, and BY which more abundant crops
of cotton could be- raised with profit, as
lesa cost than by slavs labor. Cot.
ton could be raised for pfofsg. for les1
then 10 cents per pound-.Re were nov pAyi Ing SO
or 60. -Put q tax Of 0cents 3 pound on cotton,
thus bringing the market price al 30 cents, and
we have an Internal revenue from that source
alone enough to pay the interest OH war debt
twice as large 40 that We now have. Besidee,
by doing this England and France, which have
done 90 much 20 prolong the war, would thus
be obliged TO pay 6 large proportion Of the debt
Gen. Butler concluded by presenting 10 the
Mayor an eleganl Confederate Gag. taken from
the City Hall st New Orleans. This Gag he
gave to. Boston, mos az q trophy, but 90 . me
mento OF the evils Of secession.
Among the decorations on the route Of the
route Of the procession, was o large Dag sus-
pended from the residence Of Hon. Edward
Eserett. "A public dinner was rendered to Gen,
Ru.ler, but he declined IL. ~r-s~-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
new York HsYRst.

NEW YoaE, Jan 10.
COTToN-Nore active and nrmer; sales az 1000 b,le
az IO310he for middling uplspdB.
hLouh-3Dl0c higher but closes quiet; holder. =, =,
more disposed to realize. The sales were nd Qnoa sI
,or Supernne State; 6596 rs for extra State M nT
m W doI choice do Sc 2596 55 for superane westeyn
~ eVgI 70 fcr common to medium western ~ I5h7 Q,
% common to good shipping brands extra round hoor
quiet. ' ''eHe'' HarAe' eiosina
WhlsKY-Exalted and decidedly hisher; saies n, 1s
V,rzMo; small lots early In the day at Ale,
WHEAT Il to 20 better with moderate eYport dsmand
oosing quiet and scarcely hrm Chicago sn,ino oO
So Milwaukee Club sl 1901 IL; winter led 1eSerr
b SsvS amber Michigan sl 5i9l IS; inferior smutty
OoHN-0Pened shade hrmer, and closed du,I n,
soant yesterdsyb quotations.
oATS-Firmer and active at 6eSQ6eo for Ja,ser ,a 10
~1oe ior Canada, western and State.
Rl0E--Birmer.
to 80. Ia'es VI MO t2'
,, suaAR-Mors active and steady. Bales a. TO-. to
II No foe New Orleans. "~'' ~ 'Os ~
,rnhk-hore active aoi shsde hrmsr At SlI sOa
~ osh ior oId mesa Sll s09l2 so for old and new
prime, and = aO@l6 so for prime mess; Ihclnded IN
SIG rs, @'' '0f 'uue oehVery az
MESS BEEF--Quiet.
western. '' S"'S' ~ "a too lor
BACON sIDEs-tn fair demand,
l0ko. "'- sO's usIlSnu atVA 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

~, THE RapELLIoH RECORD This serial. edited
By Frank Moore ard published by g. P. Pdtnam,
New Yofk--Chsa. T. EVANS, General. Agsnt.
44s Broadway, New York-is plblished In
-nonshl, psrtsuvHfsy cents each--six Of which
make volume Il is handsomely illustrated
with portraits, maps ano plans, and consists Of
three parts separately PACED and Indexed, viz,
q l. Documents, Speeches, Narratives and Re.
ports; 2 "A plaly Of Esents. s Rumors.
Incidents, Ballads, Songs and Facetio.
Il will be seen that the plan 10 extensive, and
90 far faithfully carried out--.he best guaran
toe for the future conduct Of the work. The
''ReeOrd" has nov entered upon its ffth vol,
ume-=the tHenty 9th monthly part having
been just issued. Il is a standard work both al
home and-a -abrusd. Arecent number OF Cham.
-berss (Edinbutg) Jdurnal, . popular literary
and sclensi6c periodical, speaking Of the litera-
.tute the American war has pfoducsd, ssysI I
2 =; a lumlpona history Il the Rebellion Record
tof Frank Moore, an illustrated sariAI that pre-,
serves not merely the biogrsphy, narratives
and diplomacy Of the war, but also lie literai
tubaaud anecdotess
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
New York sleek a1arAes.

a.. 81 D.. INV YORK. Jan. lJ,
but less active. Chicago and Rock islano
e9&i aorwch and Worcester IN; Miiwaukse and
Pf.ins dn ohein eud preferred ~. Cleveland and
Toledo 7csilpois Central corp tox Michh an South.
cru Guaranteed ~; American Colo ISok 4iS6x Pecint
Natl iaS; New rors Central ION AuasoI SIS; Harlem
Harlem preie~rsd g. Michigan oeDtral p5x Pitts.
oafs, Fort Wayne and Chicago LIST bonds ii0; o. e.
sixes 1881 coupons 0ik California sevens 9S Brooh
yn water loan 00x; Indiana and aichgau 80; Illinois
Central bonds ils Term Haute and WABASH Cd bond.
eSH; Erie 9Th bondB l0l; Del, L. W W.: aaiena and
Chicago 90; Cleveland and PittsburR 6ek;nEre coz,
DO preferred 81; Cleveland q Toledo 66E Treasury
Notes $i0l l0lx; Little Miami IO6x; Michigan
1outhern ~; Michigan Southern oscohd osii Erie %
bonds 30 Pittsburs, Fort Wayne Chicago Cd bonds
Chicago North Western lst 3sx do %
t3xi do assorted bonds Al Cleveland, Oolnmbns and
Cincinnati a5x Panama ls9 Missouri sixes Ten.
nessee sixes 6i Racine snd Milwaukee ll2z United
sates Sc 81 coupon e7@97K; ReRstered SIX; Us. So
"a coupons %; Registered s6Ik; Demand Notes l3sx
Virginia Skies 60; Tennessee esk; Hannibal and
st. JuBeph bonds 63k; Uned SnAtes one year eertia
catcg 96K coupons BOX demand notes l39K; Resdns
70; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy l0l; q. yeai
certificate Of y; North Carolina 6s 70 Ohio 6's OF sl
II: California 7's IS. 49, ~ " 4 - v :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

lIT is stated that olmstead and Jones. Of this
city, Two ofthe parties who won from the default.
Ing Payms,tsr, Cook, have been released from
confinement upon giving bonds, In the sum OF ten
shousnd dollara each, to report daily to Capt.
Dod. 1t 10 said olmssead,u bond assures the
payment 81 alrthe money be Won, and that of
Jones isa security for the payment of his win
nings, go far ss hIs ability will permit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

'eoue'fy dressed, averaging 100. I2x
NESS PoRK-Is held firmly but there IA no IA.
Tar ~, quotauon' remain at Sll or old and Sl3
Lar =. nemana active. aud before the nevs from
!oIk, Hvv tcs were procured at 9fc for count,v and
~ " s,Shs, would have been necessary to pay X
BULK MEATS-3U,OO0 shoulders sold AT 4<c: n ,ood
% ,er SNORT middes clear, aod 100 boxes aod AZ
~ sIn pHs .4o was tne losest rae at the close.
lSAc; crushed lax tol4X. -''>S"
S06FEE--Rirmer; BIO 3O3S2o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CueIngs being light, prices have an uDwarJ isndncv
tney are not quotsbIy higher. The innnirv -
Sra ITOI me local nisrs but there are some order.
OO@l O5 prime Indiana or Ohio vhIts ., 81 osta
~ w. and prime choice Kenucky white AT 4 ipSai rs
ane sales made public goo bushels fair Sed a.
81 81 s0O DO vi eOoPrius oss sl C5; and 200 do a,
.,S uohN The market has not undergone any change
snce our last report. Ear remains dull at IsS IN
tacto. ~ IN good request from the army CON.
,ctSs noN ~ foc In bulk and 575eS Including sacte
turned. 49, 'Aa' '"e SACKS 10 De re-
o.rs-The demand to-day was only moderate. bu. III.
and old at 10 bulk, and iucludnS Sacss
,he safes were lsO0 bush at ssoks ineludea. 1oo
40 and lOOOdo cid ct sacks sacks to be re
M Rive have no change to report In the m,,ss,
me demand COZ unues good at 6I162o for prime am,
pes on ARRIVAL she former in bulk ard shs later In
sscks, sarks returned. saws ~
BARLEY-The has not ehsnosa alma.
LheIe good demand for prime fall and the rsossnt,
Ssnx nSI'' one market Is firm at 81 33AI as far
SSnI al. a. 3uanaes below prime are neglected and
prime IA cSo,cp ns u neid nrmly at 81 2O@1 IS for
hAI-The demand continues fair, and tho ns,rs,
n1i,n. ,teaoy sh SO ton steady AZ
oasEiaif Eiaif DSfy. : "s'''Fn E'''sT'' and lISSla'
= BuTTBg-Thers IA an improved dem and for ali Lind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
Baltimore Cattle Market.

1.A-- . @-- BAtrMoRH, January g.
BEEF CATTLE-The ofsIiAgs at the Scales ts.day
amounted $50 head. OF the number offered j5O head
ware taken BY Goysrnmsnt agents, $50 By Washpgton
batehsrs and spesulatsrs and the balance purshased
b Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from s3 so TO
rates. few prime Cattle brought an advance on our
quotations ThIough the week some 500 head have bssu
delivered 10 the 6ovsrnment by contractors.
sHE1P-Undsr good Ies.iets and moderately scigs
6emaAd the market cloaed steady; sales from
to Q eents per D gross, according to quality,
HOQs-rhe supply at market was fair. and the de
maud quie 10 vei safes s fair to prime live Hogs at
se9e 70 100 bs-sn advance Of xe pB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14
THr FIrsr NIo,r A. nm. Ararn1us mi

,THE Fnsr NIdAr AZ RHr ATHyHIua MIR
{Ellelsf's hne company we're greeted on ;heir
first appearance at the Atheneum lass evening,
with ss large an audience as the house could
hold. Above and belo.y It was literally packed.
,Ilais 10 an earnest Of what Mr.. Ellsler aud his
company may expect here during the season,
ifSther entertainments prove as good as the
one given last night, which from the rendering
OF 6Shs )stoops 10 Conquer" aRd the comedy
that followed, In all the several ohssaOters. ws
anticipate they Sul Iron What ne sas and
aheaid, the visitors at the Atheneum last night
we're all highly gratifed, and their expectations
fully realized. ...4
This "wednesday evening WILDE presented
ysat tths) Athensum the delightful comedy of
,'All Ia not Gold shat Glitters," and the mirtb-
provoking farce Of /" Your Life is In Danger"
y<Go early In order to secure good seat, or inc
deed, any seat all, If .hore should be such a
crowd as there was last night.
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Cincinnati Market

,,o CINCINNATI, JaG. l0.
81, tLoVh-There was q good demand from the army
of spd low extra ard the s,ks
Thsse n' ouoysn1, on Ter the news from New York
low extra VT IS IS. ' ~ ~ 80 ana
Sales Of iu0 orls a, $50. s'V' uemahd'
HoG5-The9eathsr wac too mild to.aav s,s ,t..
psieg liberal for the iessoa the market onsnsa
a1d prices declined l0c, 200 los averages ,e;p. o
hs Mesy o. " so' The receipts we're Goo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-14

ABspr three hundred and fifty sick soldiers
a-.st--l - M--A.s ~-.sipH ~ rOisyriAnu IruIu
Cincinnati, and were conveyed 10 the new hos
! pitaI at Camp Cleveland. They belong to va
rious regiments. The lsdieso Gallon furnish
ed the SOLDIERS With splendid lunch, which
they etioyed greatly. l.-.--..le-- --.,a
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-TarsToN, Nj Ians IL. 3.-polh, Houses OF .
ganiEed Without difficulty this afternoon. The
Goyernnr's message 10 q. plain State paper,
giving very full account 0f the state of af-
fairs. Mr., Holman, Of Bergen, offered some
peace resotutions, and moved that they be made
the special order on the 22d Of January, at II
A M The resolutions, which are lengthy,
wore disposed of. The Democratic caucus has
Just nominated Gel. James A Wall for United
States SsnRtoEfor the ehors term 80
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Nav YoRK, Jan. 10.
Money maokss stsedy 50e per cent, bulk at latter
rate. .ls 4.
Sterling Exchange advanced per cent; ls4aI57 for
Mer,h. .nts' ard l5fdel53 f,r Bankers' bills.
Gold exes and unsettled and decidedly hsh.
eropenns ct a. advancing 70 t3o and closing 0rmat
4sk3a2A premium. -
Goverment stochs lower Q. g. Sc Ti coupons, 95x
@9ok,i 1850 Treasury Notes lOlXsiooS,