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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE KENTUCKY LEGS
LArURE.--The Chicago Tribune has the follow
ing dispatch from Frankfort
FRANKFORT, Ky, JAn. %, 1868. In the Leg
islature yesterday, Nj. Marshall, Of Mason
county, made splendid speech in the Senate,
taking the strongest possible grounds in favor
OK the Government. lie condemned the Gov
ernor's message, and said the effect Of ono side
resolutions, offered from day to day. was to
weaken the confidence OF the people that it
was the duty of the Legislature 80 succor and
sustain the Chief Magistrate of the nation and
not to weaken his honest endeavors to maintain
the constitutional rights of the people.
He read a letter from John j. CrittendEn to
Gov. Robinson, in which that statesman says
that it is sufficient for Kentucky, through her
Legislature, to pass resolution. declaring that
the Presidents procianations are unconsttu-
tional and void and then to pause.
Whitaker of Shelby, and Pratt OF Bourbon,
also made strong patriotic speeches, both taking
ground that Kentucky had but Que or two things
10 do--either to support the government, OR 10
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

wrung out, rolled up wet, tied to the knapsack
(wet too) haversack With three days rations, al
wet, thrown around the neck tent and knapsackl
heavy with moisture, laid upon the back. They
fall into line and off they march, some half SICK
not long out Of hospital, not few Of whom will
fall out of line by the way and be carried to some
cherries shelter to suffer and perhaps 10 die; the
vary sick placed in ambuances and left at the near
est hospitals. Night comes on and halt is called
1t is very dark the ground saturated with water,
Soon the hills are all abaze with camp-fres every
few rods bright fame goes up and lies aga inst
the black sky. Straw upon which so many of the
wounded of the late battle breathed their last is
sufficiently abundant.
The scene is brant-but oh the background
how dark Shiverings, hollow coughs, and whist
ling. meant to be Joyous, and long-drawn signs
which WiN follow close upon Joke or laugh,
vet no compldiats. The brave fellows roll them
selves in their blankets and lie down to sleep. BY
midnight all is quiet; but this is deaths seed
time, and the war reaper now sharpens bis sickle
DAY dawDs, lowering clouds shut out the suns
genial rays, as if to proong the night. But the
soldier must lose no time a vigilant foe is close
upon him. At the early reyeille up they get, not,
with the elastic spring Of young life, but the la
bored movements ofoge muscles sore, Joints stiff,
and the nom entary feeling" This is tough !"
Soon the soldiers spirit wakes, and to work
they go stir up their fires, unite their tin cups,
make their coffee with water from their canteens
filed the night before, get out their" hard tack
and aah pork, breakfast standing, and in great
haste as the Lords passover was eaten(would
thatfit weresake commemorative of dehverance,
but the time is not yet) and folding up their
Tents like the Arabs,
They silently steal away"
No music orders given in low tones, and upon
the miry path thetread tread, tread Of many teet,
and in few minutes the smouldeling camp-tres
only remain to tel Of the soldiers late wretcbed
res.iug,pace,'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

SrArIsrCs.-The Congregational Quoteriy
for January, 1868, gives statistics OF the
denomination in the United States, Canada
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Jamaica,
which foot up as follows: churches, 1884 !;
ministers, 2G43, (ot whom 904 are pastors,
SCI, stated supplies, 215, not specified, and
663 not in service J church members, 26l,
474, of whom 1885 are absent, (ncrease,
1858 J Sabbath-school scholars, 255,25
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29
Tae Camp and Soldiers March in Storm.
Ever yours truly,


Many in Vermont will be interested in what
appertans to a Soldiers life and movements, as
they have 80 many dear friends now in camp, or
moving through the mud of this Southern SOIL
The Soldiers life has its lights and shadows. The
ime Of storm in camp is rather gloomy, bot
more especially unpleasant, when obliged to march
in it. The following description of camp and
march in storm, is true to real life, as many o
our Soldiers can attest.
The order to march reached us late on Sab
bath afternoon, cold eastsrly storm with some
snow aud much rain prevailing. The brigade lay
in their little low shelterng tents (ony wearing an
air of comfort in storm, }dreami-g of home, or
peering wstfuly into the future, so full of mmedi.
ate interest, and think ne of the comrades, who SO
lately bivouackad by their side, now filing SOL
dier's graves all around them. But the startling
order comes" Up, boys, strike your tents we
are oft J. Soon all is bustle the tents are struck
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

Vice President Hamlin has purged the
Senate side of the Capitol, at Washington
Of rum shops. When he returned to the Sen
ate the present session, he found the various
eating rooms had been turned into waisky
saloons. These have all been cleaned our,
and no liquor can be procured in any pubic
place about the Senate Chamber.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29

SLAVERY MUST STAND. The Richmond
Dispatch says No proclamation which the
Yankees have issued or may issue will have
the slightest effect upon the slave population
of the South. Wherever his armies have
penetrated, they have kidnapped every negro
they could lay their hands on, and proc lama
ton or no proclamation, whenever they are
able they will continue to do the same. But
beyond the lines of the Federal Army slavery
will continue intact and impregnable as the
rock of Gibralta"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-29
GEN. HookER.-' Perley,' in the Boston JOuy-
nal, writing from Washington says:


nal, writing from Washington says:
Gen. Joseph Hooker is at last in command OF
the " Army of the Potomac q position which
he has, since he came from California to offer
his services 10 the President, firmly believed
that it ,0Gs has destiny 10 fill. When at Bladens-
burg in command of but tour regimeats--when
placed at the head Of divisien-on the pen
ensula-and when he retained from Antetam,
wounded, yet crowned with Iaurels, has Gen.
Hooker expressed his conviction to distinguished
Massachusetts gentlemen that, sooner OF later,
he would be in command Of the Army Of the
Potomac, and would win victories with it.
Let it be hoped that he will not be hampered or
nterfered VITA, and that every officer and man
who shall be under his orders, will give him a
hearty, cordial, undivided support, Ii the
Army Of the Potomac ever wins q victory, it
must be under the command OF lighting Joe, -
and that within the next sixty days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Cleveland Market.

cLEvELAND, Jan. IL.
BEANs-Rsmsin In good demand at 90 90 per bush,
ell. ''.-
BUTTER-Quiet with only moderate local inquIry.
The sales all in small lots at range ol6c for fair
W. r. to lec for choice roll.
OHEE61-Rall cheese are dull at 91Ic; good summer
and dairy are worth 10k@1lc.
EGG6-eales bbls at l7c.
RLoUR-More actlVe without change in prices. We
quote extras ct - Tk9c 62k; red double extras
% a5gS 10 for choice country brands and white do as
RRUrs-Dried spples are in good rsques. at AKA.
Sc. Peeled peaches are steady at 149Akb, and un-
wHRAT-Has advanced and Is quoted at n lsNI %
for red on track White has sold within the past day or
two at 81 30.
coRN-Hasaso advanced within the week and Is held
ct 65c from store, without sales.
oATs-Have also improved and sales have been made
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal at 81 lOaI 20.
RYE-Nominal at zoe.
HIGHWINEs-Have advanced and sales are reported
at Tg3Sc. some holders asking much higher rates.
H0GS-The market has fuctuatsd triae but closer
steady at last weeks figures We quote them At a So
a as foI all weights.
LARD-Hlgher. Good qualities country rendered
are worth sx@9 In kegs and barrels with an improved
oILs.The only change is in calbOns which has fallen
to 45050c.
PoRK-Ths market has improved, and considerable
salos or old have been made on private terms. New
mess L In demand at s12 so0ls 90. We quote old al
sMoKHD MEATs-Thsre is nothing doing, a, yet.
home wants. -rr'S
sALT-Unchanged and selling at % for Ane, % os
tor coarse Sc for 10 pound sacks and $50 for II ID
sacks.
sEEDs-oloyer has continued in active demand A.
an advance We quote at e5 75@5 go. Timothy In
fair inquiry with light supply.
sUaAh-We quote Porto Rico at llA0l2kc; Cuba
ll@llk; New Orleans 1lK@laKc; coffee, yeIlowI IL
9l3i white H9l4hc, and crushed. powdered and
granulated lsk@l5he-belng an advOnce.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Ksw York narHe,.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.
OOTrON-Oontinues active and prices aRaln advanosA
ic seles 1000 bales at for middlinr uplspds
BLOUR-More active and Sc better. The saIss We,s
~ 3O0 oO Tor guperhne State; GO 7506 95 FOR oxtrs
htate 95@I 10 for choice do; a6 a56 IS far suns
ane western; 90 90@7 90 for common TO medium eft,u
western; "a 2597 30 common TO good shippno branda
extra round hoop Ohio; "a 4O0S rs for trade bndsr
market closing firm.
WHlsKY-MoIe active and higher; at 46sR47c. In
Guiding sales Of 5000 bbls at the latter price
WHEAT-About 1D2c better, with more dolno. saIss
9nicsgo spring 81 3s@l l2 Milwaukee Club a q ~
~ 4s; amber Iowa u 50@l 81; winter red western
~ osgl %; amber Michigan 81 59@I GO; white Mich,
igan oogl ~, and winter red Illinois 9l 5501 So.
CokN--In better demand for export prices and Ia
higher Bales at sl@e5c for shipping mixed western,
oATs-Quist with sales tCs97s for Canada, western
and State.
o0RREE-Quiet and unchanged.
buqAR=Quiet at l0K013H for New Orleans.
mOLAbbhb-RiIm, with sales OF Barbadoea at 400,
ana py auction 2C0 brs new crop New Orleans OF l5e
P0RK-Plrm and prices without materia, chappss
sales at Sf 62h9li IS for old mess;9l 5Ol3 90 iof
old and new prime, Sl3 sO@I6 so for old and ne .
prime mess, including 500 brls new mess for June de-
hverey at sellers option at GIG 25.
BnEk-Qniet and steady.
HOGs-Dressed a shade frmer, with sales At 6a6ko
for western. " '"~
BACON sIDEs--Less active, but prices very firm.
LARD-Rirm and in fair demand at lOk@IOKc, In.
Guiding 100 bbls steam and kettle rendered. deyerabS
In March at lOKc. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Stocks actve-fair business. Chicago and Rock Iasnd
93hi Norwich and Worcester 72K Milwaukee, ana
Prairie du ohein End preferred hk, Cleveland and
Toledo o5 Illinois Central scrip 94N: Michigan soutb
ern guaranteed 98l American Gold if7K0I4S Pacifa
Mall lS6; New York Central III; Hudson 93. Harlem
S5ki Harlem preferred III Michigan Central 9s Pitts
burg, nort Wayne and Chicago ist bonds ITO; o. 8.
sixes 1881 coupons lolKi California sevens 9S Brooi
yn water loan l00X; Indiana and Michigan 80; Inols
Central bonds liz; Terra Hsute and Wabash "a bonds
eSki hne zth bonds l0l; Del L. q W. I27 Gslena and
Chicago eoi Cleveland and Pittsburg esX; Erie AR
40 preferred l03k, cleveland & Toledo e4F Treasury
Notes u Sl0) l0lXi Little Miami lO6K; Miohigan
southern 5lMl Michigan Southern second Da} Erie "a
bonds l2o pttsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago % bonds
~ 90 llO9|i Chicago North Western lst 3Sk do %
1ui DO assorted bonds nl Cleveland, Coinmbus and
Cincinnati llSk Panama leoki Missouri sxes6l; Ten
neseee .txe. oli Racine and Milwaukee li2k United
States 6s 81 coupons 97@9TX Registered 97,Ti us 5s
r4 coupons esx Registered SIX sDemand Notes l4S
Virginia slxes 90 Tennessee 69ki; Hannibal ana
bt. Joseph bonds 63k United States one year certIf
Gates eSxi coupons DOk; demand notes 1885, Rssdnr.
70; Uhicagoi Burlington and Quincy l0lj U.s. yea
certhcate s6ki North Carolina 81 73 Ohio o. Of 'si
IL; California 70 Is.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

The ALLEdHAHIANs,- ,-NaughtOn Hall was
filled last evening at the concert given by these
sweet vocalists and charming bellrngers,--
For delicate, soft and delicious muaic, the AL.
leghanians are unsurpassed. We believe this
is the universal verdict. We feel quite sure
that 1t was the unanimous verdict OF the large
audience at NaugbiOn Hall last night.
This (Toesdsy) evening the Alleghaniana
give their second and last concert but one
Let all go that can, for az evening with the
AlleghaniaDs not only affords the richest pres
ent enjoyment, but the memcry thereof will
liDger in the soul like sweet, bright dream OF
the past.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

WAsHIEaroN, Jan. l9.-The agents Of papel
dealers and manufacturers have been busy at,
tempting to influence the action OF Congress
against the reduction of duty on paper. Moth
ing has yet transpired to encourage their hopes
The embarrassments to publishers resulting
from the imposition of extortionate prices, are
appreciated by many inaueutiel members OF
Congress, who will not fail at the the proper
time to urge such relief as will secure the ends
OF Justice and honesty. The reports which
have reached here that paper dealers and man.
ufacturers are waiting for the adjournment oI
Congress- TO increase their prices above the
present figures, are believed to be true, in view
OF the present condition of the paper market
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Jan. II.
PLoUR-There s no change in the market as regard,
demand or prices verify Of note was easier 10 buy
p1ePspy. IN some cases We quote supernne at S5 ~
| @e 90. ., 1'' W 0'
WHIsKEY-The market opened Arm and elosAd huov.
ant under the news from New York Sales Of 400 brI
| at 40c' = wv ''
Hods-The receipts have nearly ceased, owing to tho
snow blockade and consequently hut few Offering
There Is good demand, and prices are shade nrmer
the range being "a rs TO s. The sales were copdpeS
to sSSIt aU0 head at prices within our range
ness, and there was therefore but little done
MESS P0RK-Is hold at Gil 259Il SO Tor old, will.
buyers 2oc below these rates. and el3 2j9i3 SO ior
new, with buyers at el3.
LARD-h wanted at DC, butts held at 9K@oXc, aOS
| some small lots sold at inside rate.
BULK MhATS-There 10 q good demand for bulk
meats at 44c for shoulders and 5X6D6Xc for rib ana
clear Sides but is held at x to Hc higher. '' ~'-
HEAD LARD-Is wanted at 6Kc, out is held at sHc,
GROChR1Es-A firm market and a moderate de-.
| mand.
sUaAR-llX@isc, latter for choice.
| C0RREE-30 to 33c
MoLAssEs-5O to So; syrups IS to Csc.
One OF our houses sold to the commIssary al Iou,sv,
yesterday 100000 lbs cofee Drowned. AZ 10 Ssc ana
100 900 lbs sugar at I2kc. WV 0''N
| WHkAT-There was only moderate demand toda
Du, inc receipts are Light In consequence Of the snow
prime to choice red at 81 1901 Is; Indiana or Ohio
White Of ~ l59l 49, for prime to choice kentucky
wne SnsS soi y. The only sales reported s6i
| puSn prime red at 81 l2; and 1900 do at 81 IL.
ooKN-The offerings are light, and with an improved
demand for ear the market rmer but prceu haye
any change and we continue TO quote II al
and $50 including sacks.
OATs-Ths market Is unchanged but the demand Is no
20 scuve. we quote new and old at 53dD55c In bulk
ana oSaoocincuding sacks. ZOO bush sold at the out
side figure.
RYn-The demand Is good, with but limited supply,
shI PIices are lending upward, but are not quoaby
rival. w. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

the principal personages are caught, was dexter
ously woven, and as dexterously unwoven. The
comedy and farce were both highly entertain
ing.
We are pleased to announce that Mr.. Ellslel
has engaged that celebrated and versatile ac
tress, Miss Sallle 81. Clair, who will appear
tonight as Lucretia Borgia In the thrilling
drama Of that name. This 10 an evidence thai
tho Manager Ia determined to please the pu blis
here, II enterprise, energy, ability aud artistic
skill can accomplish 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

AnSuAL festival The Ladies Of the Uni
verssliss Society give their Annual Festival al
Anbos Hall on tomorrow (Wednesday) even
Ing Tickets fifty cents; admitting gentle
man and two ladies one dollar.
The ladies Of this society have earned rep
utation for the taste and elegance displayed or
these occasions, and for the liberal supply Of
not only good things, but of the best things
withwhich their we'll furnished tables are sup
piled. We can vouch for pleasant, socia
reunion and festival at Ambos Hall tomorrow
evening, and trust the liberality of the ladies
will be met with q corresponding patronage or
the part Of our citizens. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
Tho Snldiarn IN hn PAID

WARRINGTON, Jan. l9-The joint resolution
authorizing the issue Of $lOO,OOO,OOO Unit.
ed States notes became law to-day, and
upon learning that fact, the Secretary Of
the Treasury Immediately placed to the credit
Of the several paymasiers an, aggregate
amount sufficient to pay the whole army and navy
OF the United States fifty three paymasters
have been supplied With sums ranging from
fifty thousand to $7.25O,0OO. This last
Learned, Louisville, KY, and $3,52O,OOO to
N. A. Brown, St, Louis, $670, 900 to San Fran.
cisco, $250,00O to indianapolis, and the same
amount to St. Paul, 100000 to Kansas, The
remainder Was furnished to paymasters press n.
There was also paid for the navy 1886, 300.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

New YoRK, Jan. 10 "A dispatch from Wash
ington states the President ia preparing special
message to Congress, opposing the Issue OF
more legal tender notes.
A Key West letter of late date expresses
fears for the safety of the ship Lydia, eighteen
days out from New York.
News from Havana says tho Alabama was
Off there January 5th.
A special to the Evening Post from Wash
ington 18Th says: The Ways and Means com.
mittee has been in session all the morning, but
has not agreed to any arrangement with Mr..
Chase. The House committee on territories
has agreed to amendment admitting Nevada,
Colorado and Nebraska into the Union az
States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
More Rebel Letters.

WAsMNaroN, Jan. l9.-Another budget OF
rebel letters has been intercepted They we're
taken from Major Sanders when he was captur-
ed of Charleston. Some Of them are dated
as fer back as Dec 1861, and the last Decem-
Der. The Information contained In these papers
afford an interesting inside view Of rebeldom,
regarding domestic troubles. One letter Ii
addressed to distinguished member of the
family OF Louis Napoleon. While thanking
the emperor for hia efforts to induce the great
powers to interfere In our affairs, II urges the
continuance Of his kind Offices, with the assur-
anoe OF the writer that they will be successful
In the end.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

The best advice that can be taken Ia to saps
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TOOTH PAsrE.-
Call for Il at Studer's, Marple's, Samuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueller's, Shaup's, Den.
ig's, Ridgway's, ]. Fowler's, D. d. s., or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere -
Try it one aud all.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

FEETIvAL st, Alloys. Young Mems Society
of Holy Cross Church will give Festival a:
Wenger's Hall on Tuesday evening next,
January 90. Hemmersbach's Btass Band will
he in attendance, and every arrangement will
be made for pleasant and agreeable eocial re-
uuion. Tickets fifty cents each, to be obtained
as the doos on the evening OF the Festival.
Janl8-td.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

TIE 95TH OHIO GoNE TO MEMPHIs.-The 95th
Ohio marched from Camp Chase into the city
on Sunday, and abou. noon left on the care fos
Cincinnati. We regret to say that the brave
and eelsacrfuiBg boys had to leave withOu!
having received their pay.
The regiment arrived at Cincinnati on Sun
day evening, and left yeetsrdsy (Monday) 10
the steamer Msgnols for Memphis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

Social BALL.-A social ball will be given at
Ambos Hall on Tuesday evening next, Jan. 90.
Good music will be provided, and every arrange
ment made for pleasant season Of social and
festive enjoyment. The ball is to be given for
the benefit of Charley Cool, who some time
since lost his hand in the saving machine ol
Brotherlin & Halm's factory. The object Is O
worthy one, and we trust there will be q large
attendance at the ball. I'd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

KENNEDY. adjoining the Postofice, has receiv.
ed Gody's Lady's Book for February. It has q
beautiful fron.ispiece, with which is come cited
pleasing story. Among the other embe'lish.
ments ID "The Seat Of O Chair" printed in 0
variety of colors. The fashion plates are gu
perb, and the letter press as usual various and
sxcellent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. AT the meeting OF
the City Council last evening, Mr.. Rickley
presented the petition OF c. F. Pfheger, Jacob
Ricketts, aud otbeFs for grading and paving the
sidewalks on the west side of High street from
Third alley to Fourth street. Referred to the
committee on Highways.
Mr.. Butler introduced an ordinance, 10 amend
the Street Railroad ordinance. Read the frat
time, and referred to selec! committee Of one
MIR, Busler
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

The MGNNERcHoR CONCERT AND BALL.--Not-
Witbstanding the other attractions in the city
last evening, Ambos Hall was filled to over.
flowing at the Concert and Ball given by the
M@nnerchor' The musical entertainment was
Of high order, as the association and the De
Beriot Qaartetse comprise some of the beat vo,
cal and instrumental talent and skill. But II
the Concert was good, the festive aud animated
scene that followed when music and dancing
were both combined, as our German friends
know how to combine them, was enchanting be-
youd expression. Long live the Mennsrchor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20

ATTRACTIONS AT THE ATHEsEum.--There was
agood audience at the Athsneum last night.
Bulwer's fine comedy Of "Money'' was 90 pre-.
sented that each character had lie due proml-
nepce, and the neatly entapgled web IN which
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage
THE undersigned will giveinfOmation on very IN.
srs'fino and Important subject, which will DO valu
ed more than thousand timesits cost by every married
couple Of any age or condition In llfs The information
will be sent BY mail to any address on the receipt Of Q.
seDls silOsT) and one red stamp.
All Isttsr should be addressed to
n. B. MoRRIs, N. D.
oclSl- -ly3tawd&v Boston, Mar,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
State and Local News,
STRANGERS IN THE CITY,

STRANGERS IN THE CITY,
AND ALL OTHERS
wishing to while away an hour 10 pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fail to vial.
the magnificent
WINANT BILLIARD ROOMI!
Two doors North of the Neil House,
IT CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLES!
Also, the s., 500 Premium Carrom Table.
Kept 10 the neatest style, with any quantity of
the best of Cues, Balls, etc., etc.
ian 6-tf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-20
money Market.

Nav YORK. Jan. 10.
Money market easy at 506 per cent.
Sterling IExohange hrmer 81 S9Dl 90 for Merchsnap
and 81 62k0l % for Bankers bills.
Gold frmer market unsettled ond irregular; opening
at ~, and closing weak Of AK per cent premium
Government stocks easier u. 8. 6's, coupons g5kda
%; 2 3'l0 Treasury Notes l0l x0l0e.