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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

The additional advance In gold stiGens the yezs Of
holders, and makes them more confident
PR0VIs1oNS-MSss pork is unchanged; there is not
much demaud. 9l3 refused for 100 bbs city
new. Holders are generally hrmer.
LARDVery active, aud the sales comprise 500 tcs
including 1900 tcs. country at SIC, delivered at po nts
where rendered, and go do city at 8Kc. There were
sales Of 800 cs head &c. At the close prime city was
held at sc and country at SIC, under the news from
New York. 500 boxes short clear Middles sold at 7c
| 100 kegs city lard sold at 0hc.
GR0OERIEs-A good demand and aIm market -
aes Of 100 hhds. sugar at lie TO III Coffee Is held
| more firmly and must be quoted at 2J932s MoiaMes,
SOC to 5fc. All articles are held with more nrmneBs
WHEAT-There was good demand to-day, both from
he local mllles and shippers, for Red at s 0oI o.
bat holders were generally firm at 81 Oj, which was
above the views OF buyers and there was nothing Of
at 81 Us for prime Indiana or Ohio and 81 1921 l2 for
Kentucky. 200 bush. Of the latter sold at the outside
quotation.
OoRN-There is a continued good demaud for shelled
parties having contracts to M and the receipts be
ing light, the market Is firm a. full prices We quote 1t
at Acc, In bulk, and 595sc, including scka. Ear
mains dull at 44GD45c, In bulk.
cAT3-The advance which has been aaked By holders
for several days past has been established the market
closing firm, with good demand, at 53g55c for and
old In bulk, and 63gG5c, including sacks.
RYE-There Is an improved demand, and the market
Is rmer butw have change TO notice in prices and
continue to quote prime samples at 6J962c. arrival
The former rate in bulk and the latter In Sacks sacks to
be returned.
BARLEY-Prime qualities Of Fall are scarce and In
good demand at 81 3yl 35 State Spring held firmly
at Pool 25 for prime to choice but there Is not much
inquiry for II. Inferior qualities duh and unstable
except at very low prices.
HAY-The market is unchanged and steady. Wequote
prime Timothy at S49H so per ton, In bales, on arri.
val, the latter rate for tight pressed.
OHEEsE-The demand is about equal to the receipts
and the market rules STEADY at l0h@lc for selected
Western Reserve, and lk@l2c for English Dairy.
BUTfER-TheIe Is still a fair local inquiry for the
best grades at lU lec. Qualities below prime are dull
at SlDiic.
SEED-oover continues dull and prices are lower,
closing at IS SO for prime with sales of 40 bush at the
outside rate. Timothy Is firm at 81.
Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
A Roboi steamer Rurned

NEw YoRK, Jan l0--The iron clada Wee.
haWken and Nshsnt have received sailing Or
ders and leave on Tuesday next.
On Sunday Inst The gunbca!s Curriluck, Ana
costa ard Ella went into the Piaukatauk 70 cut
ou! a schooner which had run Che blockade,
TIE Currituck got ashore, but was pulled off
A number of csvalrymen appeared near the
schooner, which was up O creek. Our boaie
fEtd on them and they skedsddled Finding It
impossible TO get tho schooner ont, aho was
aneled 70 fire her, aud when they left II was in
a agh bl,Ze.
Jos. G. Farmer, Of Cal, arrested for fraud
10 Ohisiniug and converting draft belonging
o .he estate OF c. Gray, is held to bill in
$40, 900.
A dispatch from Stafford Court Hsuse, Va.
9Th, says; This P. NJ. ten scOuts were fred
upSn near Stafford etOres, ten miles from here,
BY band of one hundred and fifty rebels in
ambUsb. Our men escaped capture, but two
were moItilly wounded
The train on which Gen. Butler was going to
Boston came in collision with another train tsis
morning All the seats IN the car where he
rode were smashed, but the General was upin.
jured
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

PAY THE SOLDIER! PAY THE SOLDIER LET
these words be rung 10 the cars OF cur autorl
ties until they heed them. Let the contract,
ore, let the specalstor0 aud everybody else, Il
need be, 60 nnpiid but let cur soldiers SbC
have left their homes, often their parents, wives
and children dependent on them for support, be
paid fret, be paid fully. punctually How many
cases oi want, suffering and absolute destitu.
tion have arisen from neglect of this great duty
toward our soldiers no one knows but that
they are numerous nobody doubts. Such cases
% the fdllo6ing are often presented:
A young able-bodied oitizcn OF this county
with wife and children entirely dependent on
him for support, enlisted in September 81 In a
cavalry regiment. was taken prisoner in Ala.
bama in July last, paroled and sent to Camp
Wallace. He was then detailed to serve as CLERK
10 the Qasrterma1teF's departme ent Of the First
Regiment OF Paroled Forces. For his services
as such he informed US lsst evening he had re,
oelved no compensation and all bls efforts to
obtain auy were unavsillng, His rent could moi
be paid, nor his vile and children obtain neces
ssry food and clothing.
Nothing Ia so discouraging to soldier who
has manly heart and Is fit to be u soldier, ss
to aithbold his pay, which ia to withhold the
means of living from those who are dependent
on him All neglect OF this kind should be
speedily femedied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
New YORK stock Market.

NV YORH, Jan. 10.
Stocks active and excited. Chicago and Rock Island
e5&i Norwich and Worcester TEX Milwaukee and
Prairie du Oheln 2nd preferred 81; Cleveland and
Toledo 7s; Illinois Central scrip s6k Michigan South.
ern guaranteed 81; American Gold l36h9l365S Pacific
Mail l45; New York Central lOl5; Hudson es Harlem
ak Harlem preferred 62 Michigan Central OK; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst bonds ITO; U. g.
SKIES 1851 coupons l0l; California sevens 95; Brook
Ign water loan i0Ok; Indiana and Michigan 60 Illinois
Central bonds lie; Terra Haute and Wabash % bonds
SIX; Erie 4th bonds lOli Del IT, b W. l27; Galena and
ohicsgo "a; Cleveland and Pittsburg 66A; Erie COX
DO preferred 9l Cleveland & Toledo eoXi Treasury
Notes q 3l0) l0lA; Little Miami lO6k; Michigan
southern 4s; michigan Southern second 92l; Rrie Cd
bonds l2O pittsbuTg, Fort Wayne Chicago I'd bonds
o. do LIST l00y Chicago North Western Isl 39k,do Cd
o.; do assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l45}S Panama l57 u Missour skies Ten
nessee sixes Gli Racine and Milwaukee I12x; United
States G's 81 coupons 979972; Registered g. 81
IA coupons %; Registered sG1s; Demand Notes 1859
Virginia Skies co; Tennessee 62h; Hannibal and
ST. Joseph bonds 63h United States one year certih
cates 97i coupons SOY; demand notes 1855 Resdng
rs; Chicago, burlington and Quincy esK; U.e. veal
certificate 96; North Carolina 6s 70 Ohio 8s Of 'sl
II; California rs ID.
A note vas read at the Stock Exchange from Sub
Treasurer Cisco stating that Secretary Chase had mol
come TO borrow money.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

AATEnUs WARD ilIs LECTURE The AtheD
cum was crowded last eyening-jammed
Every sitting and stalding place Was filled
The audience we're peaSed--delighted with
Artemus and his lecture. To be sure, they die
not applaud noisily or uproriously; but they
laughed heartily with such merriment as doett
the bones and the soul good. Mister Ward
spoke we'll, sometimes elcquentIy, always good
humorediy. aud often inSruotlVely, though he
has made no pretensions to instruct, but simply
to entertain. lie succeeded admirably 10 do
ing both
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
view York Aarka, ,

.o, New YORK, Jan. TO-
C0TT0N-uarket hrmer with fair inquiry; sales Of
i2UO bales ut 0SaD10o Tor middiing upiands
fL0UR-Market less active and So lower; sales At
~ lO90 IS for superine State; 5ODO SIS for eTtra
State 90 6690 20 for choice do 90 1906 40 for supeT
hne western; 9597 05 for common TO good shpplpp
brands extra round hoop Ohio; % 6O06 90 common to
medium extra WESTERN; market closing heavy.
WbI5KY-Rirmer at 4O9tlc,
WHEAT--Less active and lower; Chicago spring 81 90
q 35 Milwaukee Club 81 34pl 40; amber iowa 81 al
Cg 43i winter red western 81 47a1l 81,
BAkLEY-Very scarce and prices still continue to ad
vance.
ooRN-There Is less doing. Prices are 10 lower.
Bales at elSe9c for sound shipping mixed western
adoat and in store; 659sOc for unsound csc for white
western In store.
oATs-In moderate request at G7974 for common
to prime.
pohk-oPened steady closed shade armer at sit ESQ
81 for old mess Sll 509l2 so for old and new prime
$l3Dl6 50 for old and new prime meas. the Govern.
ment contract for 1900 bblS NESS deliverable within
ninety days. was awarded at $lB 40. The Government
contract for 1900 bbs navy beef was awarded at Sl3
HodS-Dressed, shade armer at IS G295 81 for
western.
BAC0N-Bldes less active.
LARO--Opened steady a1d closed triiler easier al
0hc. ' w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
o. s. Mississippi Squadron.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, November go, 1869
WANTED IN THE NAVAL, SOJJau

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, November go, 1909.
IWANTED IN THE NAVAL SQUAD
w RON on the Mississippi River, Beamen OrdinaI,
| seamen and Lsndsmen 10 ship for the war. All per
sons who will present themsel at any Naval Rendez
vous In the West or at Cairo having passed surqeon
examination to prove that he has no chronic disease o,
disability Of any kind, will hare hs expenses paid and
will be received into the Navy. No person need apply
who 10 not abe'bodied and free from comp every
kind.
area. inducements offered now to enter the Navy
In the t place. the country wants the services Of eve
ry patriotic young and II will be strange n the
West after raising so many soldiers, can not man III
Navy.
There is every chance of promotion to the higher
grades the pay s good and subsistence better than thai
Of the Army. The men have good homes, kind treat.
ment good hospitals when sick, and will be we'll cared
for In every way Persons wishing to enter will be re
ceved at Erie louisville, 1t. LouiS Chicauo Cairo
Cincinnati and Je1ersonville where rendezvous are
open at all times. All persons will be required to be
examined by Surgeon at the Receiving Ship and those
having any disability or disease need not come
Persons entering will list Seamen Ordinary Sea
men LandsmeD, and be promoted to the higher raey
as they may found qualified Those who merit il b.
good conduct gallanry In battle or close attention "a
their duties will be recon- ended to the higher grade,
OF officers.
The follow Ing Is the rate of nav,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

TIE ATHEsRUM-The Athenenm will open
on Tueaday night under the management oi
Mir. John A Ellsier, OF Cleveland. The com
papy who have recently been playing in Cleve.
land are spoken Of in the papers of thst city in
the highest terms. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellser are
slrea ly we'll known here, and will OF themselves
attract all lovers of the genuine drama, We
cannot but regard the acquisition ::of The
histrionic talent, which We are sure Mr. Els.
Ter will bring on the atage at the Atheneum, af
one that will produce the greatest dramatic
SENSATION the Capital City has ever exper
fenced.
10 regard 80 the opening OF the Atheneum
on Tuesday, We refer our readers to the sdver.
tisement 10 another place. 1t will be seen thai
our old favorite, "She Stoops to Couquor," BY
that sweetest Of English poets and most bu
morous ol English dramatic writer's Olivel
Godsmith--is the FIRST piece to be presented
We would willingly 60 fifty miles any stormy
evening to see this master-pisce Of dramatic
writing we'll performed-to see young Marlow W
Miss HEdcastle and Tony Lumpkin we'll rep
resented, as we have no doubt they will be or
Tuesday night. This play Of genial humol
is properly followed by the mirthful comedy o.
Mr.. & Mrs Peter White.
We are glad that manager Ellsler has sc
lected these two plays for his opening night
We trust It is au indication Of the character o
the entertainments at the Atheneum durips
the eseason, We have just now tragedie
enough 10 real life without going to places o.
amusement to witness their mimic representa-
tion. I. would seem like solemn mockery Of
domestic grief. What the public need now 4
something humorous, playful, witty and mirth
ful, to relax the mind and cheer the dropping
spirits, and such is the feast prepared for Tues
day evening at the Atheneum. ,t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
ONO Epuc.rIONAL MosrHLY-Ths Gre. nun

oHlo EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY LY.-Tbe fret mum
ber for the new year is filled With well writer
and able articles, brief but to the point. They
are just suoh as teachers aud parents want tt
guide them in their arduous and sometimes
perplexiug duties. No better guide for schoo
and home education can he found than th'
Ohio Educational Monthly Price only on'
dollar year. Begin with this (January) mum
ber, aud take IL for the year 1868. Address E
E. White 4 Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

HRAnoUARTRRs ARMY OF THE PorcMAc, Jan.
lO.-All quiet Thorough inspection of light
IL FOUNDER ammunition shows 1t to be mostls
worthless, the fuses being badly fitted. Several
casualties occurred from them to our own men
during the recent battle.
There is no truth in the report in Richmond,
of Summers debnrkstiOn. He still occupies
hiH position in front of Frederick sburg. none
know this better than the rebel military au.
thorities, ss daily flags OF truce 60 over under
their euperyjaion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

New YORK, Jan. 10 Secretary Chase holds
a conference with the Bank Presidents Tonight
Dangerous counterfeit fves on the Bank Of
North America Of this city are said 10 be lp
circulation, and distingnishable only By the
fact that signatures and date are eograved.
while the genuine Rre written.
Advlces from New Orleans report that the
rebels have twelve thousand men and thirty
guns at Port Hudson, aud earth works said 10 be
four miles in extent.
The Capitol at Baton Rouge was destroyed
by fire recently, with many thousand rare and
valuable books, papers, etc. Loss SIC, 900
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
To Gen HaLfck:
Arrival or tho Jurn.

CAPE RACE, January 10. The Jura, from
Liverpool LIST and Londonderry "a January,
passed at noon to-day.
The wotkingmen at Manchester had held
meeting to express their sympathy with the
North, at which a congratulatory address to
President Lincoln on his course was adopted
Additional French troops are declared to be
Indispensable in Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jau. 0.
FL0UR-The market 10 unchanged and quiet. guper.
ane, S5 9095 2ji extra, O. 2595 35 family to fancy
l5 4O1B575.
sales OF 700 bbls at &c.
ooAL--A sale Of 1000 bush YoughiOgheny, to the
dovsrment, at I5c, aaoat.
HoGS-Ihe market Is weak but drovers did not se en-
Wiling to make further CONCESSIONS and were packing
rather than sell at decline The whole range was al
TO "a TO- The receipts were 1000 head The sales
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAN

For Coughs, Colds Asthma, Group, Bronchitis Infu.
enEa, Bleeding Of the Lungs Difficult Breathing, Liver
Affections, Pain or weakness OF Breast or Side RiTst
Stages OF Consumption etc.
In Short this Basam 10 peculiarly adapted TO every
disease Of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by our
ever varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known 10 poIsess impoI-
ant medicinal properties. This fact sfamar to every
maron In our land, physicians often prescribe It In diff
erent forms for variety Of complaints Tar also. has
been equally noted for Its vrtues and some physicians
whose familiar to the whole country, have
gone far as to declare that umption could
be cured by that alone. In other hands, again, II
was nearly vaueless, owing no doubt, to their gno
rance In preparing and administering it-A difficulty
now entirely obvated by patient experience and long
experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub
stance are now, for the rst time, combined and
bodied In DIR. WI6TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. By nice chemical process, everything delete
rous useless Is rejected. 30 that what remains 10
the most extraordinary and truly efhcaclous remedy
for all kinds OF pulmonary ard liver diseases ever
known to man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

NASHVILLE, Jan 9--Gen. Rosecracs ordere
all captured rebel officers confined uutil Jeff.
DaVis's order is revoked, rebel prisoners to cub.
aist on army rations, food contributed By friends
to DO used for hospitals, and reps.itiona OF con.
tribntiODs to constitute O jail Offense.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

Nsw YORK, Jaa. lO,--The following Ia from
the Richmond pspera
WILMINGTON, N G Dec 30 Tho iron steam
er Giraffe, with valuable cargo of Govern.
ment stores and special messenger from Eu-
rope arrived at Confederate port to-day. The
steamer Marion arrived from New Orleans on
the "a. NeEs uRimportant, Banks was con-
centrRliDg forces at Baton Rouge
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

How. r. W TAYLOR, whose term Of offict
as State Auditor will expire in few days, Ii
appointed Comptroller of the Treasury al
Washington, in place OF the late Eaha Whit
tlesey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

Nav YORK, Jan. 10.
Money more active at 5k6B6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange firm at l45 ISL for Merchants anC
l5IH@pl59 for Bankers' bills.
Cola IL irregular and unsettled-opening a. 81, de
clning to 3oI, advancing 10 9S75 and closlng firm al
3sA.
Government StOCks lover. U. g. 6's 81 coupons, 97a
91H. Z $40 Treasury Notes 102k9l03.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
COMMKRCLIL

The cotton sales of Friday werf 5000 balea
at M@%d decline. On Friday The Corn E1-
change was closed, owing 10 the holidayB
Tuesday's prices were steady ana unchanged
Provisiona very dull. C0nsols quiet on Friday
ct 92R@925s for money. Eric sharea 43, II.
liuois Central 42@4l discount
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
New York Legis,atuFe,

ALBANY, Jan. l0-The House was baloiing
all day without result. The vote atandng,
Dean, 4l; Sherwood, al Several attempts to
adjourn over were lost. After the forty. eighth
ballot the House adjourned till eleven o'ciuck
Monday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9 Dick McCaun Attaoked
a construction train at Antioch, nine miles
from Chattanooga, destroying locomotive. two
cars, and Mill creek bridge ard capturing the
bridge bnliders and paroied them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

sTuDER on State street, has the Banner OF
Light for Jan. TO- Frank Lesiie's Illustrated
for Jan. II; the New York Daily World, and
other popular pic.orisls, papers and magazines
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

Carlo, Jan. l0,-A Memphis dispatch this
morning says Gen. McClernand had arrived at
Vicksburg and superseded Sherman in COM
mand there. There had been no fighting for
several days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
Evening and Midnight Reports
FROM WARRINGTON


WASHINGTON, Jan. 9,-The following nomI
nations have been sent 10 the Senate by the
President. VIM. Il, Phelps, Of Ill.,, to be Con
sul Of the u. s. at. St. Petersburg; Thos. II
Clay, of KY, to be Minister resident of the
United States to the Republic OF Nicaragua, 10
place of Andrew B. Dickinson, resigned; Chas
Gilbert Wheeler, of Mo to be Consul of the
United States at Nurember; Noah L. WilsoD,
OF Ind, to be Consul at La Union, San Saliva
dor; J. II. Mansfield, Of Wis, to be Consul at
Tobaeco. in the place of Moab l.. Wilson; VIM.
Walter Murphy, of Mich, to be Consul of tho
u, s. for Duchy OF Brunswick, in the place Of
b. Ellis Martin, resigned; Arthur Folsom, of
ILL.,, to ba Coneul of the u. s. at Cape Haytien;
J. Cosby, OF KY, to be Consul of the U s. Of
Geneva.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I0-The following was
received a. headquarters to-day:
FoRTREss MONROE, Jan, 0,
To Gen Halleek;
A party OF cavalry and infantry was sent
from Yorktown, by Gen, Keyes, and landed at
West Point night before last and returned TO.
day with quantity Of animals and oight load
ed wagons. They destroyed the depot and
rolling stock at White House, burned a steam.
Or and several sloops, boats and barges laden
with grain. sustaining no loss whatever.
(Signed) JOHN A. DIX
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
STRANGERS IN THE CITY,

AND ALL OTHERS
wishing TO while away an hour In pleasant and
agreeable amusement, should not fail to visit
the magnificent
WINANT BILLIARD ROOM!
Two doors North of the Neil House.
IT CONTAINS TEN SPLENDID TABLES!
Also. the 81 500 Premium CafrOw Table.
Kept In the neatest style. with any quantity o!
the beat OF Cues, Balls, etc., otc.
ian 6-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11

The death OF Hon. J. M, Miller, Representa-
tive from Greene county, was reported by tee
graph yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
JEWELRY AT COST!
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHI

In order to close up the business of our Jew.
elry establishment previous To a dissolution Of
partnership, which will take place Oh The 18th
of January, 1863, we will now dispose of our
entire stock Of Fancy Goods, Jewolry, Gold and
Silver Watches, Tools, Materials, etc.; al coal
for cash, without reserve.
L LEsQUEREUX g. SONS,
jewellers and Watchmahere,
No. II South High street
December, lo62 dec23 diff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-11
State and Local News,

Fos Hsrper's Weekly for Jan II, prime
number, call on Thompson at tho Postoflice.