Daily Ohio Statesman (Columbus, Ohio)
January 31, 1861

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COLUMBUS. OHIO. THURSDAY, EVENING. JANUAKY 31. 1861. KX DOLLAL3 112 YZAL TOL. VII. NO. 203. NEW SEKIES. DAILY, TKI-WEEKLT ASD WEEKLY MANYPENNY MILLER, PUBLISH? BB AUD FEOFBIXTOBB. U" Office Sot. 88, 88 and 40, Forth High St- fXRMB INVARIABLY IN ADVANCI. Onll' $8 OO pryar. By iha Carrier, per WMk, 18 eent. rrl-WejH? ,00 per year. Weekly 1 00 -rm Advertising- br qtamre uaaquarr I yeai...30 00 r)ne mor.the 18 00 ne 0 nontb 15 00 i. 3 month 10 00 jut tt month 8 Oil iu 1 month. S 00 On tqutrt 3 WMkl. f W On wk.. 8 00 Ont 1 week... 1 75 On Sday,.. 1 00 On 9daye... 76 On 1 tnnrtlOB SO Dlaplayed advertlMBSbta half mor than th above dvetMemento leaded and pUccd In tfa column of -Si..UI Nolle," double the ordinary raUt. All iiulleee reqntrec to ba publlihedby law, legal rates. U ordered oo the Inilde exclusively after the Aratweek per etui, mora than tb above ratei; bat all luoh wll appear In th Trl-Weekly wltbont charg. Bu.ineieOardi, not exceeding flTtlinei, pryear, la tide, fit 50 per Una; outside i. Notice of meeting, charitable ootetles, fir eompanlM, jbhraaPWM orUimmt rmet bo paid for l tlvant TSarur will not be varied from. Weekly, an.e price the Daily, whera th dyrtlr ieth. Weekly alone. Where rhs DaMy and Weekly tr both used, than tho charge M r the Wklf will b a .11 the rate of th Dally No advertleement Uken except for a definite period. BUSINESS CARDS. EAGLE BRASS WORKS, Corner Spring Water St. w. b. potts oo;, MAOHTNISTO, And Mannfactnret of Bra and Oompoeltlon Outing, F Inlehed Brail Work of all Description. Electro Plating and Gilding!! STENCIL CUTTING, &C. febl '60-dly A RESIDENT DENTIST. ALL THOSE KEQUIRINO THE EH. Tloe of a Dentinal, and favoring Dr. B. with th.lr patronaK may rely on having aatiifaollon given Tb fee will be required on the completion of an operation. OlBc four Door North of the American Uotel, over Rudislll's Hat "tor. Oolumbu Jan. 7-dly F. A. B. 8IMK1N3, i3Lttornoy at Iiaw AND NOTARV PUBLIC. Office Ambu Bnlldlng, oppoilt Capitol Square COLUMBUS. OHIO; OOIiUMDUO Machine Manufacturing Company AnprAOTDUU or :..i STEAM ENGINES BOILERS, Castinp, MUl-Owlng, Kaohtmry. ALSO, fLetllxroetca. Worls. of itiit Disowrnoii. COLVITIBCS, OHIO. 0HA8. AMBOB, gup'l. t. AMBOB.iTrea. deoll. lHoH-tf Winter Arrangement. Little Miami Columbus Xenia RAILROADS. For Cincinnati, Dayton ft Indianapolis! Through to Indianapolis without Change of Cars and but One Change of Can between Columbus and St. Louis. THREE TRAINS dIEy FROM COLUM BUS. FIRSTTRAIN. (Dally, Mondavi excepted.) M8UT SiPRKeB, via Bajton, at B: a. m.,top r.lnt at London, Ztnta, Day no, Hlddlttown and Hamll ton,arrlvlngatOlnclnnatlat8:20a. m.;toB at 3:4 a. m., lndtanopolU at 10:ta a.m.; it. Loulist U50 9 n' SECOND TRAIN. ACCOMMODATION, at 6:10 a. m., atopptng at all 8ta UonihetweenOolnmbmand Cincinnati and Dayton, ar rivinv at Omdiinatl 11:03 a. at., Dayton at 0: IS a. rivin at Omdiinatl 11:03 a. at., Dayton at 0:1 Indianopolltaf i;S8p. :xo p. m THIRD TRAIN. DAT IXPE88,at :30p. n., itoppbg at Alton, Jefferaon, London, Obarleaton, Oedarvlll, ienia, Bprln Valley, Conrin, Morrow, Deerfleld, Joetor', .Loveland, allllfordand Plalnvlll, arriving at Olndn nati at 7.10 p. n.f Bt. Lonia at IS m; Dayton at S:3S p. a. I Iodlaaopallat 10:38 p. n. Ueplasr Oars on all Nlajht Train to CinoinnaU and Indlaiiapolia. BAGGAGE CHECKED TIIBOUGII. for farther InfbraaUoa and Through Tick!, apply to M. L. DOUKHIY, v Iloket Anent, Union Depot, Ooluraboa, Ohio. B. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent, Cincinnati. JNO. W. DOHKKTY A tent, Qoiamous, Joit Receivea! sAA IIF. CH CREEN and BLACK 1UU TUAS 100 bag prim Bio Cones. r 1 no pocket old Dutch Government Java Coffee. t5f Ceylon Oollee. fjOAbbi. itandard Whit Soran, ooniletlDg of Fow drd,OhrnalMd1rannlatedAndBOoffe.. 50 Quintal Oforg Bank 0odah. SObbli. Mar and No.-1 Mackerel. 5 to. Plek Salmon. t J.-CJ vs. tOO bx. Layer Bahinl. l u c.4...v SOW. box do -do lOOqr-boxd "d lM-Ll POWERS BRO ;.l i' 1 t. t-i ..I;:- .v. StALKM III WfOATED AND DOMEBTIO S0BAC00. t -,.u ASlL.IASOt 4BO0UB rlo. 41 East Stat street, btwe High and tb Peat-Offlee.Columbm, Uttio, caoua tOIiPEfl Hit Ij IHIHTSf V WLDKN HILI, BH1KTB, -.J r- i nni.nuu uii.i. uihtk Th pattern of the ahirt are new. Ih Bodies, Tokes, alamaa and boejm, an formed to fit th Deraon wltn and comfort- Ih mark upon each one deeijnallng t) is may b wiled oa a ln g eorract, tad iach shirt to gaamnteed wall sn. ,A (UU Stock t all, qnallU ooaitaiuiy tor w novVa. Wo. 9 goalh High tret." TJVANCT DRESS IILKI,,, Z. i A' i IANUx Iiubo biuivb, Wir Bow offering anrtmmen stook it faney Areas .1 ktnM nWmrmA ln.,ktil. DUB W PIKW IP W" ww.v Th atuattoa f th ladle ot thU city and Tidnlty m aUklted. a ear .took I vry lot wd oomnl.t to all novm. w- ror medical Purposes." PTJHB BBASDDH8, WINJ8, C0KDIAL8, JJTB BH l from 'Bonded Warehonae A7.ua a, from WM. McDOnAM). i. 108 Booth High strut. irai.TrnKkTllHEADLAOEniTTI 1V1 of (Ugant quallUe fgl La4lM! Slw, Mlaaea MltU a swat variety at,." BAIH Sign-.. 1 1 it, i i. ANNUAL PROSPECTUS Of TUB ONE DOLLAR PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS! "frfc) i THE WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN IS FEINTED OS A MAMMOTH SHEET, AT THE LOW RATE OF; J ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR! PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. It i an old and reliable Democratic Journal, and, at a political paper, ba No Superior in Ohio or any other State! n addition to it politieal character, it is a first olass newspaper, furnishing ita readers with the GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY, An epitome of the etirring event constantly occurring at home and abroad, and ohoica misoel laneona selection. It also gives the latest and moat reliable From all the principal mart of Trade and Commerce. The Business Man, the Mechanic, the Farmer and the Laborer Will each find their tastes and interests consulted and attended to in the columns of TULJIl "7VTnTnT5LTLf5T STATESMAN. During the session of Congress and the Ohio Legislature, the readers of the Weixlt Statxs kan wUlbe furnished with a concise report of the doings of eaoh of those bodies. During the past year, the circulation of the Weekly Statesxas has inoreased rery rapidly, beta" now more than double what it was twelve months ago. It is our desire to extend its cir culaSon, not only in Ohio, But in all the States and Territories West of TJs! In proportion as it is diffused among the people, its usefulness will be Increased; and we invite our politioal and personal friends to aid us in giving to the Weekly Statesmah The Largest Possible Circulation Among the people. The prios of the paper is to low that no Democrat need be without it As an inducement to friends to aid us in increasing the circulation of the Weixlt Statesman, wo WiUgi79 A PREMIUM OF THIRTY DOLLARS To the person who will, by, the 1st day of January, 1861, send us the largest Club of yearly subscribers, with the cash for the same) TWENTY DOLLARS to the person who sends us the second largest Club of subscribers aa aforesaid; TEN DOLLARS to the person who sends ns the third largest Club of subscribers as aforesaid; and to each person who sends' us a Club of ten yearly subscribers, with the cash for the same, we will send a copy of the Weekly Statesman One Year without Charge! ET Those who are willing to compete for the Premiums, or solicit subscribers for the States man, can out this Prospectus out of the paper and attach to it strip of writing paper, on which to record tha names of all persons who may become subscribers. MANYPENNY cV MILLER, PER ANNUS! PUBLISH rXB OHIO BTATBSUAV. Names. STONE'SBAZAAR. )N"o. 4 GKvvnne Block. A. P. STONE O'HARIU ABE NO W RECEITINOTHEIB WIN TEE GOODS, and Invite th publlo to inipeot them. No such itoek of Good ha vr been brought to thii market. TheBoutli, In ooneeqatnc of th fallnra of tb grain crop, ba not bean able to pureba tb na- naiqnantliy or ncn gooaa, ana taw wtiuwioiw Importer to 11 them at publlo auction. Oar buyer (Mr. ann) hin in New York at the large (alee, took advanlai of them, and we can and will nil onr goods hen, at lei than any on who porch aaed two wk alnoe, paid for them In New York. Onrttock lioomplete la every department oi ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, OTTOMAN VELOURU, BROCHE VALE.NCIA8, PRINTED MERINOS, PRINTED COBURG8, DYED COBUOS; BLACK ALPACAS, ORLEANS, FANCY WOVEN FABRICS, ALL WOOL DELAINES, POPLINS, PRINTS, DELAINES. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS! Five Thausand Dollars Worth Bought in One Day, At one ball the Coat of Impoitatln LADIES' FURS, In all Varieties ol tbe ceieorsaiea laanMaturo of C. G. onn there Son. t"J .HOSIERY DEPAKTMENT. MenH, Utiles and Children's Under Bbtrti and Drawer; Ladltt, M1M and Children' Holry of all kind, In Wool and Lamb' wool, ieey niueu uu vu v.w... of vrf make. A complete assortment or all the usual varie ties of LADIES' CL0TH9. I OVERCOATINGS. TWEEDS, FLANNELS, v,.; v RlBBUNs, Z'7uV?.. DRE33 TRIMMINGS, Ladies and Gent's liaen Cambric Hand- To torson who eall on w pldg our word to boo thaa aba Urnaa. beat and cheapen (took Of Oood ever Men to tbta market, oi pay tbm oo dllr. t" nour wnii i woaing. ;j dol-oiyxtawitw. btubb m ifm' GENUINE FAMI1Y LIQUORS. t yM. B; MOREHOTJSE CO., i.i TjnrrUrandinwlsikl)alartDi. 1 1 Bfai41es,';'Vyine, Oixur and Began, bar raav a on th attontloa l th eltlaen of tb TJnl. MBtatstottwl Pr Wtaa4 Liquor, pat up un d.r thelrown lupervliton, tor family and Mtdioal a. laeaws oridto ult mttoatrs. Clube, Military ana other pnblt bodl; who mutr to pareh la larsw amaUuantitt,lu ak o bottle, will b liberally dealt with. JrtcallstawBt a appUoatloa. OLD MOREHOUSE BITTJElia. KOOBISaoeo ny u nropiiyaunan. ui ont icww- Nrv9 Dtmie. A wrg, W t. purs, wool- tome, and atlieisas to. in, tsat.: SI ay ail Jimfsuv. i.i ;.i WM.B.mXIBBHODBJI0.,rrp'rs, i o ul ,u ,;..i'rU J.j Ssalbohaot Flao, ui Jrey City, H.J.. V. i.TIi nbcrtbrs whs to tttar a fa active Din, aa Looal and TravaHnf Ageats o thtv boa, whom uwu sa4BOBnDi wui Braij sor riro, Blare, addr a abovw. Bt30-d3m T71ARCT USEN AHD 81LH FANS IH 17 acwstylasi aAlbsoa Bound, aUWo.ion and la dlaafaasat i. i. sua oath Bis strMt NAMES. r

..t to Fire Insurance! LIVERPOOL AND LONDON Fire Life Insurance Co. 37Caatla street. Liverpool. S0and9l Poultry. London. Office, 00 Wall and 01 nn atreet, new lorn. THOMAS XOODIX, Agent, Columbus, Ohio. Paid up Capital, Surplus and Hesarwed Fond 0, 0(1(5,585 Invested Inthl Country over. .60O,tt O xearijr ttevenue, over s,ouuuuu JCTTh BhrehoIder peraonally retponslble for en gagementaor thOompany. AllDlreotoramnatbtBnar bolilen. Directors and Shareholder In New Tork Jamei Brown, Kiq., Chairman f rancl Oottanet, Iiq B.M. Archibald. n.B.U. Cental. Xugen Datllh, Biq. Joieph Oalllard. Jr.EiiT. II. Grlnnell, Xtq. Alexander Uamllta,Jr., E,q. E.I. Sanderaon, Eaq. Auz.Hahiltox Jr.,iq., Counaal of lb Board. Altriio Fxu, Esq., Besldent BeoreUry. Local Board In Cincinnati: N.W. Thomas Etq. J.D. Jone.B,q. RnfniKlng.Su. Thompaoa Neav, Eiq. Bob't Bochanaa, Eq. The andenlgned, Agent In this city, will b bappy to recelv appllcallonaforlninranoa lo th above Comgany, AT TBI OITT BASK. Ba can recommend It with antlr mnfldane to all deair- oue of obUlnlng protection galnit LOSS BY VIRJi. No Charge for Foliciea. novl8-tf inOB.MOODIJi. HOLIDAYS. PAKCIEI. Bath rtlole as you iuir tot your ntSBAND Bach you need for your WIFE. Suchaa are proper" for your DATJGIITER, Sochu your 8I8TIB will prawyoa for. Bock as your BBOTOEK oaf. Busk as yoa writ for "THB ONB TOO LOTS BEST Bach as will b good for th BLEBSID BAB?." BnehallA)for, May b foand la variety, la my raw stock of WATCHES CHAINS JEWELIlt, PLATED GOODS. And foneral aoronnt of Fancy and Useful Articles, WM. BLYNN, N e. 10 Backer e Ailock. Secemtxr, 1800. FAMILY FLOCK. TyniTE WHEAT, BBANDED "SNoVl'LAKE." from "Barnatt MI1U," Springfield, 0. th beat brand of rioar brongnt to cur maraet. naimtotion goarania. lor sale only at Wm. MCDONALD o, novS7 ios South High itreet. HoJidav Presents. nAMCon,' netjAiiVEs. niKRiitofr J CHINTZES, DMESS SILKS, and all Uadi oi faabtonabi. Winter ANBoCKod.. w ar now offering at very lew prtce -j rii nana, decSl. No. SBIomh BIgbatmt. ;j High Sreet Store J rOB. SALE. .i i.., rrnn three btohy FIHE fkoof JL BIOBT HOUSE, So 1(9, occupied ty Asia aa Id iv.Biot Dealer, aomnlatelv fitted with 6a. furnlce and Holatlni Jack. Tb lot I 100 by 10, snd It offand nraonabltrmi.-; apPW" r' Jan7-dfet Ho. 83, Worth Third Strut. Watches and Jewelry. A TIME ARSOBTMEIVT OF WATCH iV, Clocks, Jewelry, BUvarwar, Ac., kept oonataut yep band a..,.,, t. R KIKKPATRICK'B, So. I5, South High Street, Colombo, 0 ITT Watoha and Jewelry repaired. do4 dim. GEATLKMENVN NECK IKS), OtKTLSMBN'B MOK TIES, aBNTLEMKN'S NECKTIES. Th moat deniable awortment In th elty and atnnutal- lytowprlM. r)THKaia, I bot94.--- i:: Ho, St South High trt E LEO ANT PLAIN BLACK SILKS SttMt Baeqn eo Mantle! also. Rich Trlmala BTaltoiaWh,at, W.,.A1BJ ,ay83.-. r.-tV V XPPLKJl APt?LEB HO bbl. OboJc Appr rorvd fl milrney tarsal, by,. r5 Wm EBSt IBAC, NAMES. The Ohio Statesman mil. Dally, nerrear. 10 00 Tn Weekly, Pf ier. Weekly, pery i uu 1 00 [From the N. Y. Herald.] Blood! Blood!—Who will be Responsible! Wa have on several ooaaetoM since the Presl deotlal election, adverted to an alleged South ern ooaspiraoy, having for Its oojeote the seizure or the cii or W asningtoa ou or ueiore ine a,n or March, tbe forolbl expulsion of the President elect, and a revolutionary usurpauoa oi the federal government. la our last examination of the tubiaot. from the andisauised pronuncia- wtienfo of ex Governor Wise, of Virginia, and h s Rlohmood organ, and Jrom the testimony of Governor ilicka, of Maryland, we expressed our apprehension of danger tn this matter, and oar approval of the course ot Mr. Buobanan in turning over the national capital to tbe care of thafr tried and trusty old patriot and soldier, General Wind&sld Soott Assured of this guardianship, such has been the publia confl uence in tbe safety of tbe capital that no subse qusnt report of the conspiracy in question bas at tracted anyapeoiai attention.- t We are at length admonished however, by tbe leading coeroion organ of tbe Republican party, that "while alarm is being quieted by tbe report that General Scott's preparations have caused an abandonment.of the plot to seize the capital, prqufs multiply from various sources that tbe .arraagements of tbe tebels are pro gressing with sleepless vigilance," and that "a letter from a naval officer at Washington de clares that, by the most candid and well inform ed secessionists, the successful capture of this city la regarded as a foregone conclusion." We are further advised by our alarmed cotemporary that this coup d'ttat is deemed a pressing neces sity, In order to dragoon tbe States of Mary land and Virginia into rebellion that even a temporary Southern occupation of Washington is considered desirable, Inasmuoh as it "would demoralize the army and navy, and would, also, by distracting tbe country, give a temporary foothold to tbelr Northern allies;" that "those allies, especially in New York, now compelled to caution, wait impatlenty the expected oppor tunity to Inaugurate insurrection ih our sea board cities," and that with tbe opportunity, "they will rival tnir Bouiuern eonrerti in fllcb lug our navy yards, forts and arsenals," In corroboration of this projeoted coup d'etat, doubtless suggested by that through which Lou Is Napoleon restored the imperial dynasty to trance, one or our Washington correspondents has apprised ns that "the moat Intense exoite ment exists in oertain Congressional circles in oonseauence of the faot leakinfr out that the Howard Select Committee of tbe House have positive evidence before tbem (positive is the word) of a conspiracy exlstiog in this city" (Washington) implicating prominent oflloials and cltixens, but that "decisive aotion will be takea in the matter, and every man, from ex- Cabinet officers down to tbe humblest depart ment clerk or Senate employee, will be held to tbe strictest account." In tbis connection It has been Intimated that every effloial at Waahine ton, civil, military and naval, will be required anew to take his oath of allcgiauoe to the Gov ernment; but to render the city secure against an possinie contingencies, our mount nbiioso pber says: "Let Northern policemen and North ern troops insufficient numbers be Joined to the ponce ana muiua oi ine district, that Wash lngton may be la tbe bands of its defenders But is it not a dreadiul state of things which oalls for each violent remedies Will nothing but "Northern troops" sufflco to maintain law and order in Washington, and the peaceable inauguration oi ine rresiaeot elect? w an ewer that one line of Instructions from Abra ham Lincoln to the Republican nartv in Con gress would probably change tbe whole face of things in waanington in iweniy-iour nours. Let Mr. Lincoln say, "1 am In favor of the Crlt tenden compromise," and tbis Southern cod- aniracv for the seizure of tbe Federal caDltal will speedily vanish, and the Northern border slave States win rauy to we support oi me union and the laws. We believe that a single line in behalt of compromise from the President elect would do tbis, and place tbe border slave States in tbe best position to act as mediators with tbe seceded States for their restoration to the Union. Where, then, will He tbe responsibility should the day appointed for tbe inauguration of tbe new President be marked in biatory as a day In Washington of bloody revolutionary resistance, inaueuratlnc a eeneral olvil war? The re sponsibility for this reign of bloody terrorism aud anarchy win rest upon tnis republican party, which, having the power to save tbe capital and tbe country through a patriotic com promise, win nave reiuaea it as incompatible with the Chicago platform. Mr. Licoaln has intimated that It is too late for a oomprpmise; that the seceded States are beyond the reach of reason. Mr. Seward saya it is to soon lor a compromise, aud tbat one, two or tbree years benoe, when calmness shall have returned to tbe publia mind, then, and not till then, will be be ready for a new treaty of union with tbe outb. We tell tbem both that there Is not a day to be lost, wncji every day is widening and doepeblng tbecbasm of dissolution, aud bring ing us, Boatn ana norm, nearer and nearer to the bloody anarchy of Mexico. Are tbe teachings of biatory of no value to onr Republican leaders Can they not compre hend that suiy notions oi sectional pride, rival ry and jealousies first destroyed the confedera cy, and next tbe petty Independencies of Greece; tbat tbe IsraUtes, from similar causes, were di vided. Invaded, subdued and Carried off into cap tivity; tbat tbe policy of coercion resulted in the bloody expulsions of th Bourbons from r ranee, of James ine second irom Eofland. and that it oost the first Charles his crown and bis bead Have they forgotten, on tbe other hand. tbat tbe prolonged and majestio ascendency of the Roman yepubllo and empire was achieved through frequent concessions and compromises between her patricians and plebeians; tbat the present commanding position among the nations ol tbe earth of England, Fracas, and even Rus sia, is due to their surrender from time to time of abstraction ana principles and dogmas far tbe sake ot domestlo peaoel Above ait, cannot tbe Repnblioan party comprehend tbe Impor tant fact that tha -concessions In. behalf of tb Institution of slavery for tbe lake of the Un ion, made by the (banders thereof, were much greater than any now demanded from tbe wor shippers of the Chlctgo platform. t i i Tbe feariui revolutionary event which are new threatening not only tbe permanent disso lution of this Union, but tbe ebwuite: destruc tion of our politioal Institutions, are doe to the ancceasof a Northern party, in the attitude ol a hostile movement against tbe domeatio insti tutions of the South.. .The Southern State, appreciating the dangera ot delay, are pieoipl tatelv seekini, the refuge, o an Independent government, i In the Union henceforth they are at the mercy of tht North, .unless, they are riven the security of new bonds of protection: out of tbe Union tbey may command the rec ognition ot their peouliar institutions; The re publican party have the power In their jiands to frrant these new guarantee of Southern safety nth Union or to deny them. Tb bolder slave 8tate stand ready to aid In tbeeood work of restoring the Union; bat tbey san do nothing without some encouragement from the republican party. i- n If. then, the inauguration of Mr.; Lincoln hall bs aianallrtd a the beginning of a civil war, the responsibility will teat apoa the foolish Bourbons ot me repooiioaa parry. Aumiulun EiPLoaanoN..The)lata news from Australia to in one respeot the most im portent ever received, to far aa the Interests England are involved. Tht problem as to the noaalbllltv oi crossing: am continent. 'nas aeen virtually solved, and no qaestlon now remain that a land traaslt may be opened up, available, not enlv for the general rrarposea t eommero, but also for teUgraphio oammunlcatUn. Adelaide, the eeneral Impression was thai track tnteagh the teetltory that explored might be atade available alsaost junudlately ts faqilb tat eomiaanloatloti with IndU.jjiu;.) .(-A ui i:;-OA UWitiUsCO'J 9J r,J i5S The Christianization of Negroes. four million of neeroes at the South are tbe moeteivllised and most cbrietlanisd of any lour millions oi negroes ever known to ex ist upon toe laceoi mis sarin; ana any rent al person must know, U he knowe anything about the negro, tbat if the supremacy of tbe white ma over bim were abrtishea, ne wouia Soon relapse in'o bis original condition of sav agery. Tbe- Educational Journal, ot Forsyth, Ga., gives the following as tbe camber of ne gro "slaves" oonneoted with tbe different obnrobea South i Connected with ih M ethodiit Church South r 200,000 Mtbodit North. In Virginia and aurylana. Ulnlooarr and Bard bbell llopii.t Old eVboul Preabyterian New School Preabyterian, euppoe Cumberland Pmbyterian.. Proitant Epleoopalian Cambellil, or CbrletUn Cburchei All other aeot oomblned i Total oolortd mamteriblp. South 4o3,UOu "It is safe calculation," remarks tbe same journal, "to say tbat three for every one oan- neoted wltn ine euurcne auena aivioa service on the LoroVsdsy; In tbe extreme Southern States tber.are more, for tbe owoera and over seer require tbem, in many instances, to turn oat to preaching. Then 465,000 multiplied by tbree gives us one million three hundred and ninety-five thousand slaves in attendance oa Divine service in the South every Sabbath. John Brown's Colonization Scheme. John Brown, Jr., was at Windsor, Canada, last week, endeavoring to induce the colured population to emigrate to Haytl, Tbe Detroit free rress says: He proposes to efttubtlsh a through route from Detroit to Haytl direct. For tbis purpose he is labor ine to induce the darkles to pack up tbelr duds snd leave tbe cold and uncongenial climate of Michigan and Canada for a warmer ono In tbe West Indies. He oilers, through toe medi um of tbe Boston Bureau of Emigration and the Ilaytien government, to send ail persons of African and Indian descent tree of charge This expenee, which amounts to $15 a bead, is to be paid by the Haytlcn government. After they get there tbey ate taken care of for elht days, and special efforts will bo mde to fur nish them with employment. Those who do sire to follow agriculture have the opportunity furnished them to take land on the shares, also to buy of private individuals or of the govern ment. Tncy are exempted from the cotnpulio ry military service of tbe country, and aro per mitted to settle iu oalonles, and to eijoy, a'ter one year, all tbe privileges of citizens. Toey are, however, compelled to remain in tbe coun try three years befoie they Hill be allowed to leave. 1 bis latter restrictt ju extends only to thoe who are transported at tbe at the publio exponse. Dull Times in Virginia. Application tor a Slay Laic Wo pereeive tbat eeversl petitions have been laid before the Legislature ot Virginia lor tbe passage or a s'ay Uw. Referring to this movement tbe Richmond correspondent of the Alexandria Gazette saya i Tha patple In eom of th eountlea. In one queoc. of their Inability to ell property, find theuuelve very much em' arrwed. Land that eoat a year a aro tn one county (7 per acre was tried at auction, aod all that was bid wu J 1 63 per acre. Th 1 th cue to ome extent, with negroea. Their value li greatly reduced. Partial cannot wll tobtooo In the Interior for cash, and the man nfaetaren find it difficult to reallie on It. aa tbe coram!- lion) mtrcbants won't grant thtfuiual facllltle of four mOKtb aooepunsee. Tbui It li that they aik (or ihle la. Tb application la not general, however, and the propriety of grantlog It very queitlooabl. 1 here U do difficulty In or Iling wb.at, and It ii bringing fair prlcea; aaleaatBlchmood at 140,1 i3 for good to prime whit. Corn li alio bringing fatrprleea, aodfrom theatleaof tobaeoo making bare, of which a great deal la now com ing In looae. ooe w jull mono, that tha prlcei obuln.d rut ba remunenrtlv. Negroei for hlr an very abun dant, and many of thoe aendlog them to the oily fir hlr in the tobacco faotoric. hav to take them hnmt again, a th muuiaeturea, uutU mtttera get tettled down, are not dlipoaed to hire. Many are now at work at preient lor their vlctuali and clotbri, the owneri hop ing that by Apill matter will return their uiual ac tivity. SogoHDM MoLissxs. In some parts of Illi nois sorghum growing and molasses making have been carrit-d on quiet extensively during toe past year. The unioago I noun well says: "We look forward to the day, and tbat not far distant, when every Western State will not only manufacture its own molacsrs, but cargoes of merchantable sugar, for supplyics; less fav ored part of tbe country. Tbe sorghum is a ten fold more promising objtct of experiment than was the sugar beet 'when first taken up by tbe French; but tbe latter plan, has become one the great staples of French agriculture, and an immense amount of capital is invested tbe production of sugar therefrom, with results eminently satisfactory to capitalists, farmers, the Government, and the consumers of cheap sugar. Let the West profit by tbe experlesce." CooKSDEi. The present fashion of weiring oookades at the South is tbe revival of a ous tom much in vogue in tbis country when Jubn Adams was President. Tbe friends of Mr. Adams adopted the black cockade as tbe die tiogulshlng badge, and men by an unconioi ws impulse looked to the bat of every one they' met, rather than at bis face, to see whether not be wore the partisan badge, that they might determine whether to regard him aaa friend or an enemy. Party spirit ran very high those times; friendships were broken by polit ical differences between intimate friends, and men wbo had been tcquaiu lancet all tbeir Uvea crossed tbe street to avoid meeting each other. of At the d. ONE WEEK MORE. WH SHALL CONTINUE TO BELL OUR GOODS AT FOR GASH ONLV, laaouoHouT tes peeseht week. AtiBR wnicu a ;new;firm- WILL BE ArTPIOCNOED For the Patronage of j the Public. P. BAIS. t, South nigh Btreet. January t9. TB81. SOMETHING NEW HOW ARD GO'S, AMERICAN, WATCHES.;;, p ALL AT HO. ft9, SOTJTn HIGH ST., v ana uam ear mi aaaa or ,i APvlERICAN WATCHES, manuf.ctured by B. BOW ARB A 00 Boitfin. Mat Ibeee Watcae. are rar aupeilor to any tbli g ,v.r offered to th publlo, heretofore. Having the xoluIv tgency, I can aen tnem at pnoM to lull tb urn." I bavJut raceiTva a larg iioca oi AMERICAN WATCHES, maaufaetaredby APrLBION, TBACY, CO alio, Bnaiortmeotot i EXGLISn AUD SWI89 WATC0B9, In Qold and Ellver Oaaei, a'i Panic piio. jnW W.J. SaVAQl. FOR SALE,:: i A lahce boot or land lying f en tbe National Road, Weat ef Cntumbue. from two to Bvc Bile from th elty. The property be aoM la lot to lult purcnae.r, and on favorable term .Apply to ,J W. ANDUKWB, janlO-ddW 'i Agentfor John Q. Uolloway-" Oolomboa, January 10.- B LACKSTBAfV BONNETSAHDELa gant Ribbon, lu great variety at BAIIt'8, t Wn. J. Hl.h atrwt-l estS Ho. 89, High l ?r5t;- Vr I, of in or in

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trCa Scrofula, or King's Evil, is a constitutional disease, a corruption of tin blood, by which, this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being ia the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth and til thy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal infection. What ever he its origin, it is hereditary in the con htitution, descending from parents to children unto the third and fourth generation indeed, it seems to bt the rod of Him who says, "I will visit the iniquities of the father upon their children." Its effects commence by depotidon front the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tubercles; in tha glands, swellings and on the surface, eruptions or soros. This foul cor. mption, which genders in th blood, depresses tha. energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu tions not only suffer from scrofulous com plaints, but they have fur less power to with stand Uic attacks of other diseases; conse quently vast numbers perish br disorder which, nUhotigh not scrofulous in their nature, nvo still rendered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of the consumption whioh do cumttcs the human family has its origin directly in thii scrofulous contamination and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, mid, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or arc aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous their persons are invaded uy tills lurking in fection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system we must renovate the blood by an alterative medicine, and In vigorate it by healthy food .and exercise. audi a medicine wo supply in AYER'S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times enn devise for this every, where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com bined from the most active remedials that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue oi tho svstem from its destructive consequences. Hence it should be employed for the cure of not only Scrofula, but also those other affec tions which arise from it, such as EntiPTivi and Skim Diseases, St. Anthokt' Fiub, Rose, or Eutsipelas, Pimvi.es, Pustules, Bi.oTciirs, Blains and Bon.s.TCMons, Tetter and Salt Kheusi, Scald .Head, Hinowobw, IlHia'MATiFM, Syphilitic andMEiicuiiiALDis eapls, Dhoi'sr, Dyspepsia, Deuilitt, and, indeed, all Compi.aihts aiusimo most Vitia ted oit Impuub Bi.oou. The popular belief in impurity of tht blood is founded in trwtn, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purposo and virtue of this Sarsapa rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which sound health is impossible in contaminated constitutions. Ague Cure, rox THE SPEEDY cure or Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billons Headache, and Billon Fevers, Indeed for th whole class of dlteaies originat ing In biliary derangement, canted by the JUalarla of Mtasmatta Cowntrles. We are enabled here to offer the community a remedy which, while it cures the above complaints with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity. Such a remedy is invaluablo in districts where tlieso afflicting disorders prevail. This "CcrtF. expels the miasmatia poison of Feveb and Aoue from the system, and prevents the de velopment or the disease, if taiten on tn nnt ap proach of ita premonitory symptoms. It is not only tho beat remedy ever yet diicovered for thi class of complaints, but also the-cheapest. Tho large quantity we supply for a dollar brings it within the reach of every body and In bilious districts, where Fever and Aque prevails, every body should have it and use it freely both for cure ana protec tion. A great superiority of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure oi lntermittems is that it eomains no ummnt or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or other injurious sheets whatever upon th constitu tion. Uhose cured by it are left as healthy as if thev had never had tbe disease. I ever and Ague is not alone tht consequence ot the mlaanatio poison. A great variety of disor ders arise from its Irritation, among which are Situyalqia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind Toothache, Laratht, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal pitation, Painful Affection of tht Spleen, llytter- tcs, ram m mo uuvmm, vpmc, j-araiyju aaa xsv rangemtnt of tht Stomach, all of which, when originaung ia uu cauae, put on tno mermwcn type, cr become periodical. Thi Ccux sxpcls the poison from tho blood, and consequently cures local an au&o. it l an mvaiuuuic pruuwuuu iu Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily Tesidirg in the malarious district. If taken occa sionally or daily while exposed to the Infection, that will be excreted from th syatem, and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis ease, llenc tt is evn more vaiuaoie tor protec tion than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter mittent if thev avail themselves of tho protection this remedy affords. Prepared by Dr. J. 0. ATEB CO., Lowell, Mais. ROBERTS at SAMUEL, Ooluobn. And-bv Dmggl.ta and Dealer! everywhere, nova:lya,iww 711 F. WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN- HAVlitO A OIBOULATION LaBOEB bt bxveb&l thousands Than any other paper la Ohio, ouuide ot ClaMnnatl Offers Facilities for Advertising Which CANNOT f AIL to bring: .toeedr and llemunerall ve neinrna To tho whs tak advantag f them. THE WEEKIjY BTATBSMAM, Slitrlbutcd aa It I through every Boat Offlo In Ohio, Reaches a Large Class of Readers Who patronag I raluabl. and who eldom sea th Sally BdlUons of elty Journal!! and a only A Limited KamDer of Advertiiements At lort4 la Its eotomns, sppoprlately and HA0$0MEtV WSPtAVEO! TUT CANNOT fAU TO JS.ttxro.ot .ZLttontlon ,,v. oi Atu;;;, WHOLESALE DEALERS AdvertWog in th'. WBBKLT 8TATS8MAN will an .i-i! It sdvumgoas In i. THE INCREASE OF TRADE Which I almoet oertain, to follow an ciUnilv dlaaemln '1 i atloa ef akaowldgf tblr twain AKOSQ COTJBTUT DEALERS I ADVBRTI8XMKNTS LNIBNPBD BOB Tho Weekly Statesman Should be handed In before Friday ao.' to "rmiiTiaaLT.o- OWB-HALP OF A Wtiwa. a-.. Damoeratle PrlnUng OOlo. loeated In a tourUhleg town tn Southarn OWo, U for ul upon good trm. a good PrlnUr, who canglv iultbl reference, a Addeattw8tten, OolumbuSj Ohlc t Jan. SOilf l.t.', w i.ijj i.Xi.-vCiiv4csr-ir.-, For good

rf H i I- I 1 a t- tg f -1 u a" ft- 1- m a M tn to N M TTPf I5VITS ATTXNTTOM to of IA traordlnary cares by PECTORAL SYEUP. Tbey an at hm. and an ana wke kaa AnAtana in quire ol th penoa wu hav been oaied by la. I Vn BX AMINE LCNOJ WITHOUT CHAROg, Boa ALL THUS) WHO NKKD BIS aUDIOlNBS. ATTEND TO YOUB COLDS -A eas of flv yr' tandiog eared by D. KBYSBU'S PBOTORAL IXbXit. Prmacaoa.Jan. 11, 18W. 1 Da. Kavaia: My wlf ha been afdlowd with a had ough aud diffioulty of breathing, for Ova or ut yar, wuiuu,iur wT.nii yearauaca, nau graaoaiiy inraaia tn -vlol.no. lb complaint ba ba BSredltaiv. and b had been treated by leveral pbv.lclan without aor re- llef. In thi itat of her oax, 1 proonred aome of roar Pectoral Cough Syrap. Ibouibt, tb Brat tha. a tor oant bottle, which relieved hr v.ry muoh I than called and got a dollar bottle, whloh earad her aottrely, aad ahe bu now no traa of th former dlataea, except wwk neee. I would alao itat that I aaad th andlouu mf alf uaeoldandeuagb. Th medicine eared by tk log on aoe I xpre By entire tatl.bk-Uon with tbe medicine, and yoa r at liberty lo publish thai If yaw -dMlr to do o. WH. WILSON, AUtraunllftfeWSN. Pi-mstrasa. Kov. 18. IBM. Da. Kavisa: Although not aa advocate of Ha leal Uadlcin, In onl, it afford! m pleaaar Indeaeilbcr bl to raconuaand your Pcoloral Syrup. Ai a meiUclne It la well worthy tbe attention of any penoa the may A t any manner be affitoud with ougba, sold aud toamneat of ani hind, and for th peculiar quallAoaUona for r- r -1 moving tl that dUig ratable Mnaatlon atlaodlag T vera cold. I bare been, mor or I, In my lira, sneered With tb veret ef cold and boareene. At Urn my throat would beoom o ol, d a to prevent mycpeaklci abovw a wbliper. and by taking a few do f the akeve Byrap uwouio ruevmeuriy. In ioommendiap thi madlcin, I meet anhautetlngly uy that It la tbe beet rmdy 1 vr foand, parpetdag e 'J. our tba above, nor ahoald any family b without thi remedy for die o prevalent. Your, moat raepectfully, DWAKDJ. JONBi, Cubier CUlaena' Depoalt Baca. 8-nroajrvaxs,0., Harch M, 1KB I have aaed Dr. Keywr' Oough Syrap for a bad ooagh of teveral year tending, and can cheerfully say H S th bct mMlcio for th aam that 1 hav ever taken. J.W.PBiO.' COL. PRATT AND HE. KETSIB'S PBCTOBAL BTBUP Da. SiTua-lwr Sir: aUcao the delay t our uknowldglas tbe zolloo cf Tour Pectoral Oough Syrup aooner. 1 lake greet piaaaar la jlnf thai li M -all yoa ey III.- It knocked Us noim cm o covyi and in woret on 1 wa v.r amiotea im: 1 liaveool nai mor than on-balf of tb bottle, and I can and d -wiah tbat all who are afflicted would give It aa fair a trial aa 1 hav done, and thy will ba proud to eay, "It I o quack madlcin." I would not auffer aaethcr soea aa attack for any oonaldaratlon, or at any ooet. lameon fldoot I can breath mor freely than I v-v did I ahall alwayi aokaowladg a debt of gratitude for Inventing excellent a remedy. Ton an at liberty to aaa my aaaa in thia regard, aa yoa thick proper Jt. F. PBalt, Aleaienger Common Council, PltUbargh, P. PltUbargb, May 11, IBM. N. B I am ao atranger to my fllow-cttla,and who entertain donbtajoan conialt me peraosally .a-.?-; PtTtaapaon. April St, 1KT. -BBADTEBTaCTn.S-Da. Krraa: 1 have a daagav- ter who baa taken leveral medicine for a bad cough, without benettt among them Ayar Cherry Peetetal. I purchased from yoa a bottle ef you PBOTOaAL SYRUP, and before ibe had used halt a bottl the was relieved. Tb second bottl cured her ntlrlyof Aw cough. joiia Damn, Roblnaon street, Allegheny. Prrreacaoa, Deeembar, 31, 1B5S. A GBBAT CURB BT Da, KSYSBa'd PBOTOBAL BYHUP. I lire la Peebles townablp, AUegkesy ceoaty. I had a coughing and .pitting, which comanoed about th tth of February laat, aod continued eight month, I am ploy td th but pbytiolaoa la th country, aod say sough continued unabated naUl early In October. At thattlmiwaadvidtatryyarPB0TOUAL00rjaH blaiiP.wblobld'd. aodalt.r I had taken one bettl I waa entirely frM from the coughing and epitting. I had -deipalredof ever getting well, aad I ihlna It ahonld be- rrj known that thia valuable reaedy will do for ether what ithaidonolnmyoaao. JOriN 0. LITTLB, Wltn B. Aaaa. Peebles towahlp,, Pirrog Tr., April 14, 1837.- -A WOMDIRfCL OCR Some time ago, aa eld neighbor of ruin wa vry 111 with a bad oough which very one (apposed to beeoniampdoa. Bl relative -told me that be bad Ula vry rwaedy tbey heard ef without benefit hi bralh.r aa to k m die, and all were eoafUmed In th eel f that be eeald not live. I -had about lb third cf a bottl of year Peotcral Syrap. wbiob I gav him, and It nrmly cured bint, I the tos lahaintaf all.- What mat a t6ee.ee aui rcawkakt, U tbe rztreme ag of tbe mao,h.belogabouiahilityiaxa old. I hav ao doubt tb Pectoral saved hi Mr. 1 0 y ;t- i -i t r, SR. KBTBBR'B PBCTOBAt STStP IS PLirBi- VILLB.-Pl.aa. wndm another eupply of your vlf- abl Pectoral Syrup." Almoet vrybody aroaad a -1 baa the oold and ar inquiring for "Dr. B.eyerl Pectoral Syrup." W hav aoldiUteen bottle laat week.andara 1 now entirely out. Mr. A. AlUrand Mr. P. atahar, both of Blalrtvl.l, Pa tell oa tbey would not be trlibout ft In their tamlllee. In fact, all who on II one wast it again. You, raepectfully, 4, p. naiia-iujua t sua JaaaarySO, 1880. ANOTIIBR NBW CSBTiriCATX-DR. KBTSBB'S PBOTOBAL STROP. I had bwatroabledwldiaeewl and cold lor aenral VMka M bad va. It that 1 eould not Uep. 1 bad tneadvice and prewrlptlon. from three of tbebeatphyiioian.ln tbeeity, whom I uldaamaieatde not do o. I Anally proonred a bottle of yoot Pectoral Syrap, which cured me ntiralr. Blgnad, v ..i d. n.DiauaTga, v1 836 liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa Jan. 1880.. j STOP THAT 'COtjaHINO." 'How f A Uf Jo to Kejaer'ior. Wood itreetandget s botuaef bUOoogh Pectoial, and If that don't our you. your -eae maw be- dope rata v.deed." 101 aiaapeoiaeeef lb esUoaav 4. one hear .moel every day ia old oatchlog period, of th year- And w caa, from actual exyertmeol, ebrat' X fnlly oiKr In th sdvleer' admouluon aa ah, (or re bare tried tb ''Pectoral," In a Boat etubbora oa, wllA arrtire wise. Near two weak aga ws went ts PltteargA,i with cneef th Boat dletreealng, oontrary, mullah, an ubdnabl cough w vr experienced etne an auveat upon UU mandan aphere. We- eougeed sleadtia aad laoonouity tor one wnowweeu, in oopea oi urine but It waa n go. Ia fact tt eaeaed rather to kav ia proved by praone. and to bat aoqulred trengtb.polen cry and dUtrettioUUy by the operation. la toll itage of tb ig, wt warned our way k, Ktyr'a 140 Wood Bt, --procured a fifty cent bottle ef Ih -Pectoral;' took It aaooratag to oiracaona, aneiniony-wignt aearawe.wvea.- cf 1 the fi.ld. tb Snsaty havbie adiUeealls- r. aur rendered, after a brief bat aneqaef eoofjiot with o formldabl aa advonery eaKaywr aiinl S!aan Ptoml."-iwcaW OUpfr,Pe. Waij(,l3, DR. KBTBBR'B PBCTOBAt STR0PIprrrdaJ (otdbyDr OBOBOB H. AJfXSJEB, .J0.)Vw.r,; trjburah.Pa. lf Ooia veiuarau oy .UMAll a. UAauaaMiV-J mOOTHACIIB HEnCDT SLT .s-.rl X A. BXJRE crrjrriK. Prepared an4 sold by u..!-.; t.'fi,:Ci .i. b A-.aJSv odt tK.atd.k.iijtt,' .J w. jujjiitA L.13 I--0 140 st-i nUakajab, Pa, Prio,Uat. ITT Sold In Ooluabu by ROBtRII AifOtLvd; ocra7dltawdB. JAA Vli U'KBf. i WM. BJ"WHATIJ M'KEE RESTJE B. GHEIOOBEQ .1 a a i- J 1 4JT f AND produob zjnuaxm: Ma. B Narlti Hlgl ttrtAtrJiSia. i :L .a U. OOltJallTia, 0810,30 HAVE OH HAND AT Wll OLfr.'!'?' and BeUII, FINEST STAP'-ll bBOflBUlF,, FLOTJtt, BALT, TBA. OOrfBE, 8UUAR, TOUAUOO, SBOAHS, Br TO. Onr teea baa been pavtbeelA li Butera Oltf during the Paul, i j. t. j. jpotx ozLOirr;?"' andourmaln endeavor will b t eff.r l- l'ic ,nlU CAA? S StSlui whiok ar eel ald i) y mm la WWo ;-.o ii: u'.n :U4 L-nc; r T :.p lU-i-; Q&vl ()i3 01

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'imOTII MTJAtH, Publishers. I d I (or. 1 1. t-U caiiXTMBiia: ouiq -rronoa THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 31, 1861 IT Th extreme lengib of the legislative proceedings for the past f days, h loded from our oolumns our usual variety of news. The eubjecl of dlscusalou, the passage of the resolution for, Mid the appointment 01 wn mUalooers to the Wishing ton e inference, nav log at length been dipGed of to the entire sat. lefaatlon of Got. Dennison and Beuator vhw there will not probably be any subject w ex alt In before -tbe legislature, for some time to coma, and we may therefore conoluJe that the Us2!at!e BroeewllnirB will b somewhat cur- tilled hm-ntfter. i Tha GoverorJhl.jnqrniDg nominated, and tha Sanata confirmed the nominations, of s c t v.wiHa. V. Hoston, R- Hitch- oook,F.T. Bacxm, W. S. Gwmmcx and John C. Wsioht, a Commissioners to wasnwgum The Public Works. for the ftrtt Uma thl session we were in th HaaaaotReoresentatlves a few minutee on yea tardu afternoon.. A w entered, Dr. SojTr, of Warren, whom tha correspondent of the Ciocia nati Cnwavreiol iayi la one of the ablest men in tha Hoote, waa tpeaking, aLd we learned from htaremaiWtMbedetslred om information from tba Board of Publio Worki, aa to whether tha ravwu of tba Cautle would from thla time f... VunLlmm In reoMr. No donbt tbe Board will asear tba member from Warren ..4 timn ontet hii tender conicicnce, that the Canali can hereafter be made, under their man ...mot.. oalf-auatalning. and that they are

nattaaartnin that a handsome revenne can be derived from them, after paytog tha expenses of their repair!. All that la necesseay, however, for tba mem bar from Warren to do, ia to look into the an nual report of tbe Board for tha paet seven yeare, ta lean that in tha opluion of tbo Board, tha oaBaea from which the revenne wii from dtoreaieJ. 1 and tba expenses of reoairs Increased, weie only temporary, and that better thing were to be expected from the Canals, for aaeh next succeeding year, bucn ha been tha uniform opinion and prediction of tha Board, but tbo fict have !nvrihly diasl pa ted all tba hopes expressed and assurances given by it, from time to time. Wa would not give a pinch of in off for all the reports and opinion on this subject, that the Board ban manufacture, from ton time until tha adjournment of the General Assembly. The hcts aa they exist in tbe past official re port, are tha beet data npbn which to form an opinion of what may be reasonably expected in tba fature from the Public Works, under their present management, and we predict that they will fail id tbe fature, as tbey have in tha-past, bat by Increased deficiencies, to keep them selves !o repair, if left under the present system of management, by tba General Assembly. A th member from Warren professes to de tiro information, and therefore, It la to be pro earned, does not like to take the trouble and la bor to look into tha documents to obtain it, and a thars) may be other member like him, we will famish them with a table exhibiting tbe receipts and expenditures, showing the revenue, and th net earnings or deficiencies, for the nine years, ending th 15ih of November of each year, from 1853 to I860, inclusive. It may be atudied to advantage, and is worth muoh more upon which to found a correct judgment at thl Urn, than all tba prophecies, predictions and promise, that tba Board of Publio Works can offer. So far a Dr. Soott, of Warren, is con- earned. It 1 due to frankness to say, that we have no faith tbt our labor will be of any avail. Hie object i not, we fear, to obtain information on which to baso hi action as a member of th House, but to draw from tbe Board such a report a may confess and mislead tha House, and deoeive honoat men as to the Una state of th ease, and th actual condition and prospects of the PaWIe Wrk;but still we will give th fact as they actually exist and here thoy are: Rtetipti and DUburotmentt ea (As Public Work tj Cam, rem VK to IBM, incluttvi. Saoelpts. Sitbara'mt. Nat lir'nyi. Deflcitl. IBS! M3,Ml 04 aV,7S tS sS7,llS 13, 1843 4X7.678 41 43S,76 SI 160.090 01 IBS4 474.83 15 311-003 SrO 1,8W U jWSS, n T 97 figflS71 H IMiU SI 1M J81.701 87 US7 OS TO.8GS 13 ISM SI 1.848 13 330.4)1 M S4.6-2S 4J MM K3.U 33 348,767 41 85,730 80 183 917,333 Si 3M.387 08 1W.67T S3 UGO Uii ,931 00 4i,M 44 ll,700 36 With ub fact a these la the official re word of tha State, accessible to all tha mem hart, how (illy and nonsensical it is to be wast log th' time of th Legislature and sport with th Interest of th people,by calling upon th Board to (ay whether they cannot make thus work aelf-nitalniog. If it be possible, why hav they not don so? Last session th Legislators undertook to, and supposed it had, reaUtcted th member of the Board in their expenditure.' It declared in tbe appropriation aal that there should not be expended during tbe year, mora than $3,000 per month, over and abov th tolls. To osdlnarr mind this laoguag la th atatut wa supposed to b a empl to r restrain lb Board from any expenditure beyond the limitation in th lav, and to prohibit tha officers of Stat from paying for any work don be yood th enm of money stipulated in the appropriation j act. But the. amount paid out wa actually $119,768 65, moro than th revenue, to aay nothing of th amount still out standing of debt contracted during tbe year, bat which had not been paid at tha and of It. Th way that waa don, i told by the Comp troller ea page 6, of .hi report to the Leglala- 1 tor.:. Thstapproptlatloa bill was passed in the latter part of March, I860, and mad appropria tions tor th year ending Nov. IS, 1860, and the flat quarter of 1861. On tha 7th day of Apiil, th oflloer of Stat gently transferred, by fbat authority w do not know, $135,000 iron the General Revenue to th Canal Fund, to pay off and wlpe out the eices of disbursements over th receipt en the publio works, up to tbe day the transfer wa made. Such being .the fact, tbe report of the board for this year, does not ahov accurately th excess of expeadlturee ever recelptsor the year ending November 15,1880. The annual report of the Board for tbe year ending November 15, 1880, now on Dr. Scott's table, (we suppose) ha some Information in it, which should not b regarded lightly by the member ttf th Legislature, wheo taking Into QUideratioo any report prepared at thl time, by th Board, ea a, special call, for a special purpose, and when that purpose Is, a we verily teUave, to deceive and mislead member in the diachorgof their dutle. J.y J J' 1 In the report referred to, 'Mr. jMaa-nHand file. Cjoar, atk 'appropriation (Including come unexpended balances; which are claimed to exist) for tbe support of tbsir twe divisions, in a-nonotlng to the sum of $409,391 9U Mr- Backus h4 mads no estimate for his divission; but we will suppose it will not be less than $60, 000 when made and it will moat likely exceed! that sum considerably and this legislature wilt be called upon to appropiato the sum of $4C9, 391 90, for the suppirt of the Canals for th next twelve months. It Is to be presumed that in making their estimates for the annual re port, Mr., Mati and Mr. Gauukr acted hon estly and Id good faith,, auj they oanuotnow undertake to make a report such as Ur. Scott evidently desiree tbey should, make, without sadly Impsring their character aa officers for In tegrity or capacity. To be'lev that the revenues ean be increased under tha present management, ie to labor un der a delusion. The past was in many respect a most favarable year for oaoal transportation, and yt ti meet tbe want of the oaoal for this year, .the revenue j mult (well to what they wero In -1854, or a sum $60,000 larger than tbey wt last year, a thing that no man be lieves: "Auditor TiTLia doc not expect th re ceipts' from the public works the current year, to exceed the sum of $370,000, and in. tha way that they have been, and will continue to be mlsman aged, If the Legislature should leave them to "State management," the estimate of the aud itor, will, we think, -prove large enough) and if ao, then the annual, report of the Board (as suming that it will take $60,000 to take care of Mr. Bicxos dlvUioo) show that they will re quire, In addition to the earnings of tbe canals. aa appropriation from tbe general revenue, of some $300,000, to keep them up through the year 1861. And when this large sum is given and expended, the canals will still be Id a bad condition, and continue to go to decay, until, should the policy of tbe last five or six years prevail for two or three years to come, boats will be unable to navigate them, and as chan nels of commerce they will be abandoned. Tbe effect of the policy which Mr. Scott will advocate, (lor he will we are quite sure do all he can to prevent 'the canals from again be coming eelf-suBtalnlng) is to depress and final ly destroy the Public Work. Tha Rail Road Interests of the State, are now, aa they have been for the past ten years, working to bring about this result, and the officers of the canals and such politicians ss Dr. Scott, are dilligent- iy leoonding their efforts, and if not checked up, and a new policy adopted, the destruction of this ooetly and valuable State property, Is as certain a any thing can b. [COMMUNICATED.] The Journal's Dishonesty. Tbe Ohio Sute Journal, assuming the right to d'ci&te ibo rciss cf the Republican members of the State.LegUlature, and to read out of tbe Republican party such a are disposed to act In dependectly and to disregard it dictation, few days since, denounced Messrs. Nigh, Welsh and others for thoir votes on the resolution to appoint Commissioners, and charged them with combin ingwltbthe Democracy to defeat thcRepublican party. Sine then, a lew or tbe peu of the Jour nal In the Senate and House of Represent Uivee, voted against the appointment of Commission ers, and againBt the almost nnanimous vote of tbe Republican party, and the Journal pats tbem on the.back and administers no word of reproof for tbe course taey saw lit to pursue. The Journal, ever since last winter, bas done all In Its power to distract and disorganise tbe Reoublican party, by denouncing some of the best men in tbe Legislature a nominal fc6- lieaos, and by neglecting ntopportunity to plaoe tbem In a raise position Derore tne country. It ia well for the party that the Journal has but a limited circulation in Ohio, and that its editori als, as a general thing, are characterlxed by weakness ana puerility. Tbe Speaker of the House of Represents- Uvea voted yesterday with the Democracy, on theSenate'a amended resolution to appoint Commissioners, and in opposition to the entire Republican vote in tne House; and yet, 1 ven ture the assertion that the Journal will not take Mr. Parsons to task for thus opposing tbe policy ot the Republican party. Tbe same la true of Messrs. Cox and Garfield in the Senate. Cox, Garfield and Parsons are not "Mrniinai" tbev are the pets of Chase, and the Journal Is but the echo of tne Uhate interest. This morning, tbe Journal take peculiar pleasure in boosting Garfield np and misrepre senting Harrison, in Its comments upon the "passage at arms" between those gentlemen, yesterday in the Senate- This attempt on the part of tbe Journal to dictate to tbe Republican members of the Legislature, and to read men out of the party at the bidding of the Chase dynasty, will be treated with that contempt which such assumption deserves, by all conserv ative and high-minded Bopublican in every part of tbe State. Had the Republican party in the Northern State taken tbe position last winter, which Mr. Harrison and other Repub licans took, and shown Dy their acts that trater nal retard for tbe South, which th$ Radical Chau School, now, profeto, the grave diffloultiee and dangers which beset us, and threaten the overthrow of our Government, would have been averted, and the South would have been con vinced that our professions of loyalty to the Union are sincere. But tbe UnaseJeuraa( wing of the Republican party, while professintt loy alty to the South in windy declamations, never will by their official act$, as Mr. Harrison truth fully said, show that their professions are hon est, and that are sincere in what REPUBLICAN. OHIO LEGISLATURE. ADJOURNED SESSION. ADJOURNED SESSION. IN SENATE. WEDNESDAY, January 30, 1861. AFTERNOON SESSION. o, olots: a substitute, and made tbe following points 1. There are but two modes of reaching and investigating tba troubles of tbe country. Tbe one Is the mode of tbe secessionists, by calling Irregular conventions and letting them assume powers committed to the federal Government as belonging to the States collectively. Tbe other is tbe constitutional mode, by aotlon of the proper ana legitimate authorities. By tbe first mode, amendments to the Con titutioa may be dictated in a revolutionary way; by tbe second, they may be submitted to tbe people in a lawful way. 9. The proposal of Virginia ia substantially tne secessionist pian. it proposes a uonventioo whose action, if of any authority at all, will supervene tbe course fixed by the Constitution, by dictating to (Jougrees in advance what amend' ments shall be submitted to tbe people. 3 Beside tbe foregoing objeotion the Conven tion is highly objectionable for other reasons: A called it cannot be a full representation of the state, me aay nxea lor it br Virginia is 10 early a one that it necessarily excludes all distant states, especially uaiuornia and Oregon Iron participation, ana practically exclude ma ny others. It calls totretber at Washington an exicted crowd from Maryland and Virginia at the very time when tbe safety of the Federal capital demands that no unusual ooneourse of strangers from the South should have a pretext lor gathering there. If unreasonable and load misaable propositions are Insisted on by South ern Commissioners, the rejection of tbem will give the opportunity wbiob secessionists in Vir glnia notoriously design, of exciting aa attack upon the Capitol before tbe 4th of March. 4th. Our acceptance of the invitation com mits us in honor to compromises by change of tne Constitution In aome form, and this we ougbt not to consent to or even oonelder, until tbe law are so far respected that the new ad ministration il peaceably inaugurated 5th. Tbe only question between tbe States is, shall the id'crlty in the legitimate means provided by the Constitution, control tbe policy of the country, or shall armed rebellion dictate to the victorious majority constitutional cbaogee which shall guarantee to tbe minority the con trol which majorities have hitherto exerolsed: other words, shall tbo fundamental nrlnolnle our Repvbllcan government be subverted 7 V K Against snob a change Dpmcorets and Re publicans are equally boupd to strive 6. It is our duty to speak frankly to the southern states on these point and not deoleve them as to our position. We cannot agree to compromise until tbe laws shall have been vin dicated by the inauguration af Lincoln. After that, ia a constitutional way we ean give the matter candid attention, and lee that proposi tus from ths south are fairly acted upon. It ia high time that we began to look danger in the lace and measure it extent. Disunion with consequent war are terrible things, but more fearful and terrible to a free people is a ion of liberty and honor. Without the South we should still be a great and powerful nation knit by the closest ties of blood, of language, of uaDiu, 01 eaucanon, ana something wnioa con stitutes nationality, bat with the fundamental prinolple of Democratic representative govern ment destroyed, and a minority made supreme, we should have no government or Union worth saving. We should combine eaultv with firmuew state honestly tbe differences between us snd our neighbors, see If any solution consistent with principles cau be made, and make it in a manner legitimate and constitutional when re bellion has been quelleo, or at least the new administration surelv launched. Mr. MOORE aaid doubtless wheo the Sena tor dies, bia epitaph will be, here lies one who wa tue only embodiment orcondor and frank- ness. He seems to assume that tbe rest of us are a kiod of mongrel breed with no honeety, It seems to me that tbe legal maxim that be who comes into court for justice noil himself come with olean hand, U hue policy. Let us look at the past. Last year, when aome of these event surrounded m, there waa a bill iotioduotd by Air. Harrison, designed to produce harmony uu Keep wa oeaea wun our uesgboors. now was that bill treated t It was sneered at as un necessary. But when tbe sky ie oloudy aad dark, some men do not seem willing to fly to the rescue of tbia glorious Uniou. In God's name let us stand by it. I fear there are some among us wno preier their party to tneir country, When our cuuutry is gone, I have no more to live for. Friends and Senators, tbe country la in danger. I ask joa to pause In God'a name before it is to late to act. Tbe danger ia at our very aoore. Let the seotimeot or every Seoa tor be" Liberty aad Union, ooa and bmeparable, now ana lorever." While Mr. COS was pekin:, Mr. Uarri son in reply to a quasiloa iu raapoute to one. said distinctly, "1 am In favor of the border state compromise aa a mode ot adjostiog our difficulties." Tbe question recurring upon Mr. COX'S eubstitute it waa lost, Messrs- Cox and Parish only voting In ihe affirmative, Mr. Laskey ab sent 00 Ware. Yeaa 32. nas 3. Mr. JUNES asked a division of tbe Question "on the motion to strike out tbe resolutions from tbe House." Mr. PARISH said the question waa upon agreeing to the report of tbe Committee. Mr. HAKKlbUiH concurred in ibis view. Tbe President ruled that the motion to auike out was properly taken, and tbe motion ca ried. Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Breck, Brewer, Bjoar, Collins, Cox, Cuppy, Cummin, rishtr, Garfield, Glass, Harsh, McCall, Monroe, Morse, Parish, Potts, Potwio, Smith, Sprague, Stanley, SO. Those who voted in tbe negative were Messrs. Eaton, Ferguson, Foster, Harrison, Holmes, Jones, Key, Moore, Newman, Orr, Perrill, Ready, Scbleich, add White, 14. Tbe question recurrliog upon inserting th report or tbe committee an amen led by Mr. Monroe, it was agreed to. -Those who voted in tba affirmative were: Messrs, Breck, Brewer, Bonar, Collins, Cox. j Cuppy, Cummins, Fisher, Garfield, Glass, (larsh, Jones, MoUall, Monroe, Pariah, rotte, Potwln, Ready, Smith, bjragne, Stanly, 22. I hose who voted in tbe negative were: Messrs. Easoo, Ferguson, Footer, Harrison. Holmes, Key, Moore, Newmon, Orr, Perrill, achieich, ana White, i. The ouestion recurrlnc noon the adoption of tne report as amended, mr. uarneid oiiered tbe following substitute for tbe last resolution of tbe series, vis: Raoloti, That In tbe opinion of the Genera! Assembly, the Commissioners should not meet till atter the Inauguration of tbe administra tion, and tne Lommisaionora to be appointed by tbe Governor, are Instructed not to go into the propooea uonventioa until atter that time Mr. GARFIELD sustained the resolution up on tbe ground that it was our duty to see to it that tne expressed win 01 the constitutional ma jority of tbe people should be vindicated by in suring the inauguration of the President elect according to law, and that it waa wrong and cowardly to permit tbe efforts of traitors and rebels to interpose against it. He desired Ohio to express her opinions openly upon this subject. tier people are lor tne Union. They are uncon scious of having dose anything wrong, and tbey are oouna to see that tne laws shall be enforced at every hazard, and we should see to It that nothing shall be done to embarrass the President elect. I be object of his amendment was to pro vide against this, and he thought it due to tbe people that tbe Commissioners should not be au thorized to meet Virginia in conference until af ter the inauguration. Mr. GARFIELD then went Into the general subject at length, asserting substantially th views expressed oy mm yesteraay, Mr. HARRISON was understood to charge tne senator irom rortage with Having express ed view of a disunion charaotcr. Tbey at least were in strange contrast with the eloquent speech made by bim last winter, when, a chair man or the committee appointed by tbe Ohio Legislature, be proceeded to Louisville and In vited the Legislature of Kentuoky and Ten nessee to be our guest. "It wa ao eloquent speech, admirably expressed; he would read it," and Mr. H- proceeded to read it with fin declamatory effect, oommendlng the ardent Union sentiments ot tbe gentTbian to hi pres ent attention. Mr. GARFIELD thanked hi friend for revi ving that speech. He thanked him for reading It with hi peculiar and effective emphasis. He bad not hoped that bis bumble effort would ever 1 1 t a. nave oeen reaa to sucn an audience. Me was glad be revived bis reoolleotlon of his sentl ments upon that occasion. He would say that

now ne enaorsea every wora ana every senti ment of that speech. But if tbe gentleman (Mr. Harrison) was proud of bis own record upon that subject, be (Mr- Garfield) had every reason 10 oe more proua 01 nis. If be recollected aright, tbe gentleman from ladlson then sitting in hi seat, voted against ne invitations 01 uuo, to our brethren from entucky and Tennessee, fur whom be now ex presses so much sympathy. Hs voted against tbe proposition in every form, while we were cordially extending our hospitality to our South ern guest he shut the door of hospitality In their laoes; and refused them the very courtesy wnicn ne now invoaee. tie (Mr. u.) would re peat that be was proud of that speech. He r- iolced be bad made it. There was no word in it inconsistent witb bis present position. He had never aaid anything inconsistent with It. But while dwelling upon courtesy and hospitality, gouuemeu musi do minuiui 01 rignt ana jastioe. Tbe State of Oblo bad done nothing wrong to the South, but she is asked now to do that which would Imply tbatsbe had done wrong. He intended, so far as be was concerned, that She snouia discharge her wbole duty. If our Commissioners are not prohibited from dolog that which will hare a tendency to defeat the will of the people by embarrassing the Inaugu ration, be would vote against the wool scheme. Mr. HARRISON replied that his record wa consistent. He opposed tbe invitation of- Ken tucky and 1 ennessee. He waa ooDoaed to tax ing- the people for .such purpose while the Treasury was in a depleted condition, and be bad nothing to regret. At the time that question was pending be had charged that the Invitation waa Inslnoere. It was meant to de ceive and cajole. Tbe eloquent language tbe gentleman naa usea 10 this speech was notsueb language as be uses at borne. Therefore hi sentiments on that occasion were not sincere. And be bad proposed last session to test that sincerity by introducing a bill to preserve the peace between us una our southern neighbor. Gentlemen on tbe other side had opposed that bill and defeated it, thus establishing the alle gations he had made. Mr. COX replied eubitantlally that that bill belonged in tbe category with measures pro posed by gentlemen who professed to be Repub licans, which do not accord witb Republican sentiments. If the gentleman wished to com pare record with us, be (Mr Cox) was prepared to enter upon the subieot. He and his' friend had cpressed no sea tl meets antagonistic with the sentiments of the Senator from Portage at Liouisviue. 1 nose were proper lentlment for a ieetlv occasion, aad they were sincere. Tbe sentiments they have since uttered were upon 1 questions involicg right and justice. While we sinoerety extended our welcome to Kentuoky. and Tennessee, we do not violate our lan guage en that occasion, or ihow any loslnoerl ty, by defending now those which we regard prlaoiples of right and justice. Mr. MONROE said that it now seemed a fitting time to resoue tbe poor resolution from the wreck- of splintered lances.i While he stood In the field of battle surveying broken weapons and th wound inflioted in a gallant Eassag at arm ia which each gallant a-avalier ad don hi best dsvoir, each rending shafts which drove home, and eaoh exulting in. con sciousness of manly powers, be would staunch the wounds, and Interpose the flag of peaoe by offering these poor resolution to tbe final con sideration of their friends. The question reeurrinr noon Mr. Garfield's euDstiiuie it waa lost, vixt Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Cox, Garfield, Morse, Parish, Stan ley 5-- Those who voted in the negative were Messrs. Breck, Brewer, Bonar, Collins, Cup py, Cummins, Eason. Ferguson, Fisher, Foster, Garfield. Glass. Harrison. Harsh. Holmes. Jones, Key, MoCall, Honroe, Moore, Newman, urr, rerriu, rotta, fotwln, Ready, ucnieico, smith, Bprague, and White 2S. ibe question recurring on tbe report a amended, Mr. Holmes asked adlvlsiou ot the queation. The ehalr ruled that the question I not dt visible. Those who voted in tha affirmative were Messrs. Breck, Brewer. Bonar, Collin. Cuppy Cummin, Eason, Furguaon, Fisher, Foster, Ghat Harrison, Parish, Holmes, Jooes, Key, Mc Call, Monroo, Moore, Morse, Parish, ferril, Potts, Pt r win, Ready, Schleicb, Smith, Spragne, aianiey ana wnue 3U. Those who voted in the negative were Messrs. Cox, Garfield, Newman 3. Mr. NEWMAN voted no because he xotild get no dlviaion on the question. Mr. ORR waa excused from voting, on sub- etantlally similar grounds. He said be would like to vote for some of them and not for othere. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. AFTERNOON SESSION. "an act to Danish certain offenses therein uam ed," passed March 1831, was read a third time, when Mr. BURK explained tbe object of tbe bill to oe to punish toe resistance of mayor ana mar abal of villages, and certain other otfioers of police, or any oppression by tbem under color of office, as well aa justices of tbe peace, consta bles, etc 1 etc. Mr. WOODS opposed th passage of the bill, as not nccsssary at tbia time. Tbe vote waa then called on th passage of toe otii, wheo there wero 31 yeas and ib nays. 90 the Dill lallea to pass. S. B. 174 To punish the crime of having conntarleit bank notee or coin in possession. with intent to pass tbe same was read a third time, wnen Mr. VINCENT said be thought tbe same reason existed why this bill sh mid not pass as for not passing tbe one just voted npon. ne reierrea to the present statute on tne sub ject, which .he thought already sufficient for all practical purposes. Mr. rLvn is explained that tbe bill sup plied an niatus in the present law on tbe sub ject- Mr. muaiAJN supported tbe bill, and cl ted a'cese tbat it met. Mr. ANDREWS opposed the bill as unneces sary, and concurred with Mr. Vincent. Mr. CONVERSE contended tbat the bill was important to perfect the means of punishing the possession of counterfeit money. Mr: WUUD3 concurred in urcing tbe pas sage of the bill as important aud necessary. Mr. VORIS took the same position, contend log that the present statute were not sufficient to punish all cases of possesjlon of counterfeit money. Mr. VINCENT moved that the bill be indef initely postponed, which motion was disagreed to, when The Bill waa passed-yea S3, nay SC. Mr. 8TIERS rose to a question of privilege, and resd from the Cincinnati Enquirer a state ment of the vote on Mr. Parrott's resolutions, in which be is represented as voting as a Republi can, which he wished understood not to be the case. Mr. BROWNE, of Miami, rose to a question of privilege and read from tbe Cincinnati Ga tttte a statement tbat he had voted fur Mr. Par rott's amendment, which be said waa untrue. He voted steadily against the resolutions as long aa they occupied tbe position of an amendment, but when tbe amendment bad been adopted, un der tbe previous question, he bad no alternative lelt bim. The following bills were introduced and read a first time: H.B. 320, by Mr, CRUM To regulate and limit the fees and salaries of County Treasur ers. II. B. 321. by Mr. HITCHCOCK-To pro vide for keeping water course and rivers clear 01 oostruciions, lor tne preservation or health. The SPEAKER of tbe House signed S. B 189 To amend the act for the surrender of turnpike and plank road. The standing committee on the Militia, to whom was referred the petition of R. T. Spaul ding, Daniel Tilden. and other citizena of Cuy ahoga county, praying for tbe establishment of a volunteer force ot iu,uuu men, respectfully re port mat, in weir judgment, tbe same is inad missible; and tbat the force contemplated by H.B. No. 146, as amended in the Senate, is sufficient for all the exigencies that may arise in time 01 peace, toreatening tbe domestio or dor othe State. The Committee having also had under consid eration the petitions of A. Parsens and others, citizens or noes county, and of H. Lee. Ander son, and other citizen of Muskingum county, praying ror cnange in the present laws to authorize companies to uniform a they please, report tbat the uniform now in use Is plain and economical and serviceable, and that it would be unwise ana ruinous to all proper military organ- ixations whatever, to make any change, oren coora:ethe extravagance and passion for ex treme snow, which would attend any departure irom toe wen oraerea ana well regulated system existing- Your committee ask to be discharged from inn iunucr coosiueration OI Said petitions. A B MONAHAN. WM.J.FLAGG. WM. S.WOOD. R. HUTCHE30N. J.H. JOLI.V. Mr. WOODS, from the Judiciary committer reported baek H. B. 28 3 To provide for mak ing deeds in certain cases, for land purchased of inn DHw-ian lae oiii was ordered to be read a tbira time to-merrow. .1 tit. KRUM, from tbe committee on Agricul ture, reported uacx a. a xji ia exempt coun ty and district .agricultural fair grounds from taxatloa, with on amendment whioh was agreed to, when th bill wa ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. j Mr. PLANTS, from the committee on School and School Lands, reported H. B. 61 Relative to Teacher Institutes, when tbe bill was laid npon tne taoie. Kt. rLANTs, from the same committee, rvpurm aursneiy ta tne resolution ot Mr. My. ere, asking for tbe abolition of School BoanU Mr. PLANTS, from tbe same committee, re ported baok H. B. 219 To provide for and re gelate School Libraries with certain amend ments, wnicn were agreed to, when th bill was oraerea to be read a third time to-mor-rew.

The committee on Finanoe reported back II. bo 10 authorize county treasurers In cer tain oases to collect taxes when tbe bill was referred to Mr. Pearce aa a (elect committee. The committee onSohool and School lands, reported adversely to tb petition of sundry cit iten of Ames township ia Athens county, for a distribution of the school fund. Me. HITCHCOCK, from tbe committee on Temperance, reported back H. B. 161 To pre vent the adulteration of alobolle liquor with amendmeute which was ordered to be printed, In connection with the bill, Mr. FLAGG, from tbe select committee to whom waa referred H. B. 7-Relatlng to tbe ten per cent law reported a bill whioh was ordered to be printed. Mr. WOODS from the Judiciary commltta to whom wee referred a resolution in relation ta certain alleged omission from Swaa and Critcb field's Statutes, report tbatt Tbe aot of March 16, I860, regulating auction aalas. and tha not of March, 18, 186.9-relatlng to auction sale in Hamlltone ounty, are omitted from the volume Inqueetlon,endhavnot beea repealed. But they are omitted, because they are are contra vened by th Constitution adopted In 1850, Th 1 r- O D i, be are a the had the did the to no committee foucd no other Statutes now In force; omitted. Mr. BALDWIN nnal fram errlnrcn the committee on publio works, and Mr. Soott, Af Wsstan InlUI niari h a n ana A- J v i misui nyuviussu W till yiavvi V mr r.rrrw t war n 1 .1 1 mr. otui i, ot warren, onerea a resolution enquiring fo the board of publio works, If in their opinion the publio works oan me made self- sustaining during tbe coming fiscal year, which was laid on tne taoie ror discussion. The SPEAKER laid before the Houst a 00m munlcation from the Governor covering a cor respondence ol llou.- R.' Leete, Attofney .eat- ployed by tbe State In the case ol the Polly Negroes, kidoapped '.from Lawrence county t which was ordered to be printed. Mr. STOUT offered a resolution inquiring It oertaln trade oan be taught in the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, which was laid over for discussion. t t Mr. PATTERSON offered a resolution which was adopted enquiring of tbe oommlttee on retrenchment if the office of county Infirmary Direotor could not be discontinued aud'lts duties nerformed bv the couutv commissioners. On motion of Mr. BROWNE, of Miami, the resolution providing for the appointment of a committee to proceed to Indianiipoli and meet -tbe 1'resident elect wnen on bis way to Wash ington, and escort him into this city, was taken up, when Mr. WOODS moved that the Houeo adjourn, on which tne yeas andd nays were demanded, and resulted yeas 34, nays 47.. A oall of the House was then had, when ninety-four member answered to their osmee, when all further proceedings under the call were dis pensed with. Mr. PLANTS said be would vote for the reslution appointing tbo committee, but bo felt bound to oppose any appropriation, aod he Would therefore more to strike out the resolu tion providing tor an appropriation to pay tfie expenses, as be thought tbe glory would pay. This motion wa agrsed to. Mr. KRUM moved to amend tbe first reso lution by striking out Indianapolis, and Insert ing Cincinnati. Mr. MUSSON moved to further amend by inserting the Columbus depot. Mr. HUGHES called for a division of the question on striking out, when Indianapolis was stricken out. Mr. BROWNE, of Miami, opposed tbe mo tion to strike out. Mr. MONAHAN wss in favor of the oom mlttee as an act of respect. Mr. MUS3UIN said be did not mean any ais- resnect to Mr. Lincoln; but he wanted to pro tect bim from tbe bore wlth'whloh he would be beset, If bis coming wero advertized by such a display and parade; and to dispose of tbe mat ter, be moved to lay the subject ou the tablo, which motion waa lost Mr. HILLS moved to reconsider the vote on striking out Indianapolis. Mr. BLAKESLEE supported tbe reconsider ation and the appointment of tbe committee. Tbe motion to reconsider was agreed to, when tbe word Indianipolit was restored. Mr. VORIS said he knew of no publio con siderations, though there might be some pri vate ones. Aod be understood that Kr. Lin. cola did not desire it. Mr. ANDREWS said he had opposed tbeclec tion of Mr. Lincoln, and expected to oppose bis administration; but he deemed it eminently proper, at tbls time, to show that we know how to respect the President elect ol tun Uuiled States. Mr. STOUT concurred in the remarks of Mr. Andrew. He said his county had given eigh teen hundred malority against Mr. Lincoln; and if it was to do over sgain they would give dou ble tbat number; but if they were to vote on Ibis resolution tbey would all vote to pay this respect to tbe President elect, who 1 not to be tha President ot tne itepuolican party, but ot the whole country. After some remarks, in a pleasant way, the xeeolution was agreed to yeas oj, nayavo. Mr. WOODS moved that messages from the Senate be taken up. Air. VINCENT moved that the House ad journ, on which the yeas and nays were do mnnded and resulted yeas 34 nays 3. Mr. DAVIS, said he would vote forth reso lution, witb the understanding tbat no appro priation was to be made under it Mr. KRUM made the same explanation. Mr. BROWNE, of Miami, moved that the House take a recess till ten o'clock A. M., to morrowon which the yea and nays wero de mended, and resulted yeas 45, nays 49. Mr. VORIS moved tbat the House do now adjourn, which was atsagreed to yeas 26, nays e. A call of tbe House wa ordered, when 72 me tubers answered to their names- The House then took a reoess till half-patt ven o'ciock this evening. cvtmno szsaioN, 7:30 r.ti Mr. WOODS moved the previous question on bis motion to take ap the messages from the eenate, wnicn was scconaca by nve mem bers. Mr. STE ADMAN demanded a call of th House, when 89 members answered to their titmes. The Sergeaut-at Arms was then dispatched or tne absentees. On motion of Mr. McCUNE, all further proceedings under the call were dispensed wun. Tbe message from the Semte were then ta ken up, and tbe Senate's amendment to the House resolutions of yesterday, offered by Mr rsrroii. Mr. WOODS then moved the trevious auea tion on agreeing to tbe Senate's amendment, wnicn was sustained yeas 03, nays 34, Tbe question being bn agreeing to tbe Sen ate's amendment, Mr. WOODS demanded a division of the question. Thjs vote was then called on the first reeolu tion of the amendment, (lor which see Senate proceedings,) which resulted yeas 52, nays Mesrrs. Wright, of Hamilton, and Jooes of Hamilton, and Dickey, Democrats, voted In the alhrmative. The vote was then token oa tbe second res? lutloo, wbicb resulted yeas 51, nays 4G. Tboee who voted In tbe affirmative, were Messrs. Baldwin, Blakealee, Browne, of Mi ami, Bruff, Burr, Buss, Carter, Choate, Clapc, r Y TV ri wuuver, vux, jLTaTis, jjivaey, uore, naaaow, Humilton. Hiw-rlrlr. Hilli. HitMimok Mo-ir Jolly, Jones, of Seneca, Kennedy, Krum, Mc Clung, McCune, McGavran, McPberson, Mon- anan, Muaeon, Migb, rarrott, risnta, Rees, of Morrow, Reid, Rokeubrod, Scitti of Jefferson. 1 n ctu.1, or warren, Dears, oquire, stedmau Stubbp, Thompson, of Summit, Trimble, Vin cent, Voris, Walker, Watt, Welsh, Wood, ngui, oi warren. r 1 Those who voted in the negative. ter Messrs. Androws, Blecker, Browne of Put nam, Carlisle, Cbase, Converse, Cory, Devore, rem,, risgg, uamoie. Mouse, Hughes, uuiouewn j hcoos, j essup, j onas, Jones or Ham -II ton, McConnell. McSchooler, Moore. Myers. Noble, Ogle, Parr, Patterson, Pearce, Power, neea ui rranitiin,-iteisiiiger, Jtogers, obaw, 8kinner, 8lusser, Snyder, Siisrs, btout, Tauny hill, Taylor, Thompson of Perry, Weatcolt. tin-!.. flM nr tir 1 una, rr inner, wooas. wrient or Hnmiitnn fpvvKvr. Mr. BURR moved a reconsideration of th. vota dv wnicn the last reaolutiou arUnri He said he had looked witb distrust upon thia wbole movement; did not believe an mod could result from tbe proposed Convention, but icareuevu. ne naa no ou sot Ion boesm,. in appointing Commissioners to a Convention of tne ctates to meet at a proper time to consult with regard ta 1111 triivtncn nrhinh State think she ha cause to complain. But could never consent to treat uoou n basts as that proposed by Virginia. He wonld have eonsented to vote for tbe resolution, if the second could have been so changed as to say explicitly that the proposed basis waa inadmis sible on the part of Ohio. If Commissioners to be appointed, as proposed, he preferred most decidedly that the appolutmer.t should. be mad by the Governor. ut we nave bad tbe previous question lorced upon as, without being permitted to even make suggestion, with regard to tbe language of resolutions, Under these, circumstances be voted against tbe resolutions, and only for second for the purpose of moving a re consideration. '-rf.'t Mr. HERRICK, voted for tbe resolution, but so with great reluctance, thinking tbat there would result but very little good from It- He protected against the commissioners from Ohio, conferring with any commissioner from those 8tsteathat had seceded from the Union; and taken the fort and arsenals- that belonged to general government, for tbey were traitors the government a much a our Benedict Arnold wait and with ,nou wished to hold intereouse,nntll they become loyal to the Union,'

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es a and for he Mr. WOOD moved to lay the motion of Mr. Biirr, to reoonsider, en the table. i Mr. THOMPSON, of Perry, moved that tbe I J 1 1 Hduee adjourn, which was sgroca to. jxeas J Ii.l. fflKTH 1 I nil II IN SENATE. THURSDAY, January 31th, 1861—10 A. M. PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. Mr SMITH presented the petition of Elijah Thron and 46 other citizen of sub distriot No. 9, of Ross township, Greene county, asking that measures be taken to abolish all dialingtioua Id constitutional right, founded upon sex. Als9, the petition ol Mary u 1 noro, ana oi other citizens of sub distriot No. 9, Ross town ship. Green county, on the subieot of property rights of married women, which wei e referred to the select committee on that subject... Mr. McCALL presented the petition of Jane D. McNeelv. and 50 other citizens of Hope Dule, Harrison county ,on the subject of property rights of women; K .1, t Also, of Edwin Kessal and SG others, on the same subjeot, which were referred to the select fiommittco on thitt subject. Mr. GARFIELD presented the petition of Mrs. Sarah Llndsej und 16 other citizen of Summit couutv i Also, of Catharine North and 44 other cit! zens of Summit county, praying for a law to establish propeity rights in married women which were tofeired ta tbe select committee on tbat subiect. By Mr. FERGUSON from 1201) citizens of Ciuoinnati,' asking amendment of -the assign ment law, to preier claims oi laborers. Kulcr red to Judiciary Committee. SECOND READINGS. Bv Mr. GARFIELD. S. B. 211 "To vuniih trtaion" wnoie. By Mr. MOORE, S.B 212 -Making it un lawful for any person within the jurisdiction of Ohio, to procure or assist any person owing ser vice by the laws of the United States, to escape luto another State Whole. S. B 213 To amend sections 1 and 5 of the act of April 4tb, 1859, prescribing Ibo duties of county Auditors Whole. II. B 274 To securo to churches and other voluntary associations tbe benefits of tbeir records Judiciary. H. B. 29 Amending the act' of April 15tb, 1857, to preserve the puilty of elections Eieo tions. ORDERS. -A communication was received from tbe Sec reUry of State, In reply to a resolution of in' quiring concerning Kevisea statutes judicia ry Com m mitt ee. Also, a oommunioatioa from the Fund Com missioners, concerning tbo claim of Bartlott and Smith. Judiciary.. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Mr.' SPRAGUE, from the Enrolling Com mlttee, reported the enrolmeut of sundry bill j aud resolutions. Mr. BONAR, from tbe Militia Committee, reported b-;k S. B. 1U5, (Keserved Militia bill) wlib sundry amendment!, iteierreo to tne ju diciary Committee. A joint resolution wna.receivea irom tne nouse, authorizing tee appointment oi aoommittce to wait upon Mr. Lincoln at Indianopolis.and Invite htm to visit iiOiumDus, en route mr uuingiou. Tbe blank was filled with three (Committee) nd the resolution wss adopted. Messrs. Foster, Kewman,and Oir, voted nay, the others yea. Mesjrs. Monroe, Cuppy and Holme?, were ap pointed said Committe. The President signed tbo conference rosalu tions. Mr. GARFIELD offered a resolution instruct ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire and re port whether there Is any general law on our Statute books under which a Savings Bank can be established and if not, that tbey report on tbe propiety ot enacting suoh a law. Agreed to. Mr. JONES from tbe Judiciary Committee reported in favor of the Indefinite pestponement ol H. B. No. 72: For tho protection of suritles in certain cases. Mr. READY moved the relerrenoe to a spe cial committee of three. Carried yeas 20, nays 13. Messrs. Ready, More and rcrguson SPECIAL ORDER. Tbe bill to repeal the second section of the law of 1857 to prevent kidnapping was taken up, the question being on its engrossment. On motion of Mr. KEY, tbe bill waa referred to a Select committee Mr. Cox. Mr. SCHLEICH moved to take up the araal carnation bill. "Agreed to. Mr. McCALL considered tho bill unnecessary and a fire-brand designed to make trouble. Ho sees no tendency to intermarriage botween tbe races. Tbe bill was designed to place the Re publican party in a Ulse position. It was un dignified and unbecoming la any geatlemau to oner such a Din. let tie would vote ror it be cause by refusing his motives would be ralscon etrued. Mr. CUPPY moved to postpone it until the lant Monday of lebruary, In order to give Sen ators an opportunity to consider it Senator whose habits and ambition bad deprived them or tne moans oi examining into tbe alleged ev il wbioh it iti said this bill Is designed to cor rect. Mr. READY opposed the reference, and thought we might as well face the mnsio. He could not see any good to result irom the bill. There sre but two side. Those who are not in favor of it must be In favor of amelgation. He would not have introduced It, but we have to set upon it and ho though it best to dispose o f it now. Mr JONES hoped better reason for voting for tbe bill would be ttated. He never would voto for a bill because Democrat might say one thing or another about it. 'He thought tbcre were better reasons for it than bad been assigned. We have the power to ssy who shall marry.. This Is a question of policy We have restricted marriage in certain cases to avoid the evils of marriage contrary to the good of society. This bill comes within tbat catagory. Such intermarriages bavo oc curred In this State aud the result Is prejudi cial to society, aod there is no good reason why tbo practice should not be' prohibited by law. He aid not accept the theory tbat the passage of a law tends to provoke crime. II couttnded there bad been higher law legislation against tbia .evil, and be thought enacting such a statute would be withiu tbe line of Bate prece dent. Mr. Jones did not ciro for the political bearing of the question. Mr. STANLEY agreed wither. Readythat tlih bill should be put through. He was inclin ed to favor hi Democratic friends. They seem ed to be all In favor of this bill, and if it will benefit tbem,' we ought to humor them. There bad been a case of this kin in the Demooratio party in hi district. He had desired to keep tbe party pure if possible, aud for this reason ue wouia vote lor it. Mr. McCALL explained tbat by hie remark upon tbe partlzansideof the auestiod. he meant tost tne itepubiioiu bay been charged witb Deing isvorabie to social equality with tbe ne gro. Now tbey are unanimously opposed to It But to prevent tbe Democrats from taking luoh advantage ol the Kepublloan party wbicb party believed waa more devoted tbau any other to tne interest ot tbe state, ne would vote for It, He knew the thing wa divlsed by tbe Demo orats for party purpose, and he was determined they shall not take any advantage of our de fault. Tbe bill would not do any barm and he wooia vote yea. Mr. PARISH opposed tbe bill on substantial- the same reasons he, assigned when the bill WSJ OD a fow days aco. I He waa entlrel on- posed to Intermarriage of the races, and espe cially against illicit intercourse. He had no fear of liog called an amalgamatlonist. If ho lived in Kentucky or Virginia he would vote for sucn a Din where there is real neeeaaiiy ror it. But In Ohio where there Is no necessity for It, would not consent to libel the State. If the Democrats will infer from bis vote that be is an amalgamatlonist, be hoped they wonld permit ntm to Inter that tney are in aanger ot sucn in termarriages, aud wish to b protected. Mr. riSHbK. larorea postponement. ne opposed the bill because he didn't believe In legislation upon mattors of taste. The bill tax a man's taste for a particular object. -You might as well tax a man for wearing a black or white hat. If I wanted a black wife 'I wouldn't let her go for tbe paltry sum of $50, If I didn't wan't her, I wouldn't take her with $50. The bill I insufficient. If a man wants to Violate the law of decency, the law wont deter him. -If you want to oauleh him marrying a. nigger, hang him. Moreover, didn't believe we nod a right to past such a and he didn't want to vote for such a nast rldiculou thInganyhow.' r i j a motion to postpone wat loet-r-yea,ll, nays 23. t- j Those who voted in the affirmative were Messrs. Breck, Collins, Cox, Cuppy, Fisher, U If to be the tbe the it, was ca

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to the Garfield, Glass, Monroe, Morse, Tarlsb, Smith 1 mt i j 1 l nose wno voiou in me negative were Messrs. Brewer, Bonar, Cummins, Eason, Ferguson, Foster, Harrison, Harsh, Holmes, Jones, lAy, Moore, Newman, Orr, Perrill, Potts, Potwin, Ready, Scbleioh, Sprague, Stanley, and White. 23. Mr. GARFIELD moved to amend the bill by rfubstllutlcg the fo'lowiog: That intermarriage is hereby prohibited be twecn all persons prohibited from marrying by the law of Moses." Mr. KEY held that the bill was required to oorreot oertaln social evils. Ue bolleved it was demanded. He certainly never would impute to Republicans who voted against it, such motives -as tbey had suggested would be urged against them, for any opposition they might make to tbe measure. Mr. COX would cheerfully say that tb Sen ator from Hamilton treated every suljcc; with the dlguity and candor becoming a Senator. Yet be must differ concerning tha necessity of such a law. Ho thought it unnecessary aud Im proper and was wholly opposed to It. Tbe bill was tabled for more important aod andj pressing ousiuess, MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE. House Joint Resolution relative to tbe ap pointment of Conference Commissioners, came back with sn amendment to add Uo to tbe number of Commissioners, already provided for. Adopted, sn that there will be seven Commis sioners. Yeas 30, nays 1. Mr. CUMMINGS was excused for one week. MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR. A message was received from tbe Goveroor transmitting the appointment bf Commissioners to represent Oblo in tbe Conference to be held at Washington on Feb'y. 4th- The following Commissioners were nomiua- ed. Hon. S. P. Cuke. Hon. TaoMis Ewino. Hon. John C. Wriobt. Hon V. B. Horton. Hon. Wm. S.Groesbick. Hon. Franklin T. Baoeos. Hod. Reuben Hitchoock. The Senate went into Executive session to nnnairiip thn ffir-rrnl n Pvm..1- n i and after some time they wero confirmed. Tbe Senate then took a recess. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. THURSDAY, January 31, 1861. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Goodwin. The following memorials were prosented and referred. By Mr. BRUFF from Nelllo Lee and CO others, and Rachel Crum and 71 others of Co lumbiana county, for a law to place tbe wife oo an equal looting with the husband in tbe con trol of property and children. By Mr. McG A VII AN from Thomas Moore and 20 others of Carroll oountv for ih objeot. Hy Mr, KUKENBKOD from Jacob II.nn and 567 others of CjlumbUun, for tbe same -object. By Mr. CLAPP from E. Siowa ,1 onii Others of Lake county, for tb earn object. BV Mr. J1LAH.ESLEE. from A. O. tt.AAU and 309 others of Cuyahoga county, (UU yds. in length) for the same subject. By Mr. OGLE, from John Bruner anil 107 others of Ross county, against the immigration By Mr. oTUutia, ft-ora Francos V. Hale and 129 others of Preble county, for a mora gent liquor law. By Mr. rLAtiU, from 2,000citizens of Ham ilton county, relating to the Commercial affilrs of Cincinnati. By Mr. CONVERSE, from A. H. Nw,mh and 112 others of Frankllu county, sgalnit coo pering in toe rcniienuary. By mr. Muaauw. from E. c-in .h or others of Champaign county, for criminal J. rlsdioiioo, to the Probate Court of said county. i ue luiiuniug Dins were reaa a second time and referred: U. B. 309 -To amend lection fir A nf an nt entitled aa act to provide for tha collection of taxes. Mr. McClung. II. B. 313 To amend section 206 of tha .t entitled "an act of the iurlsdiction and dure before justices of the peace, and of tbe auues or constaoics In civil courts." naunrl March 14th, 1853. Judiciary -H.B. 315-To regulate and limit tha fa of count? auditors, rees and Salaries. H.B. 212-To provido for and regulate school libraries, was read a third time when., Mr. DAY 13 moved SO SS to include Unlnn Schools In its provisions, which was agreed to. This Bill provide for a special tax In such School Districts as to where the Boards of Ed ucation shall levy a tax for that par pose, to con tinue to such districts, tbe School Library v li tem suspended at the last session Mr. BALDWIN moved to amend h Afrit-. ing out tbe clause limiting the use ot tbe Li braries to tax papers, which wa agreed to. Mr. HILLS said be desired that tha nnoBtfnn of a tax for such a purpose should be submit-. ted t) the people of the district. Ho was will ing for any people to tax themselves. Mr. bCU 1 1 of Warren mored that ih Rill be referred to the Committee on schools snd school Uwb, with instructions to amend tha Bill so a to tske a vote of the oeoDla on tha question of the tax. Mr. ULAKLsLCE opposed this amendmmt. bcoause be thought It would iutroduoo too muoh machinery into the system. Mr. CUA said it was a n ausib n dca to aub- m.t this question to the people, but since th boards of education alieady have tbe power to leavy ten times ss muoh tax forotbor purposes, it wa needless to vote separately on this. mr. vuuis explained that th e oroy a on would so complicate the plan a to mate It too cumocrsome lor utility. nr. BALDWIN took the same view .of tha subject, and opposed the reference Mr. VINCENT was in fayorof the reforms. This bilUs to review the School Library system in a fragmentary manner. He thought tbe sub mission of tbe tax to a vote, would be useful la giving tbe people the opportunity of laying whether they desire suoh a system or not. Tbe Boards of Education already have too much power of taxation If tbere was anvthtnrr that the people desire, It is a reduction of tbe power of these Boards. He said we are burdened down with local taxation. He would most gladly lay his hand upon the sjstem of local taxation and arrest its extension. Mr. SCOTT, of Warren, nrced the reference. because, these libraries are In fact not for the, scnoais or ths children, but the adults of tbe Distriot, and it I proper that tbe oeoole should. say whether they want luoh libraries or nob Mr. a. hum said be was tbe ardent frlond of our Publio School system, and he therefore cautioned the friends of thn emmin uhnrJ in Deoarelul or luourlng loo&l taxation, and swell ing the powers of tbe Bjarda of educttlon, to an extent against which the people would rebel, the Injury of the sohool system. Mr. BRUFF took the same view of the sub- jeet as Mr. Krum, aud supported tbe reference from tbe same motive. Mr. STIERS said he should vote against th Bill, because be thought we inould have e gen eral library system or ncne at all. Mr. VORIS moved further to Instruct the committee to provide that all school taxes shall submitted to the people. Mr. MYERS opposed the general features of bill a delegating to tb township board of -education, a power and responsibllltr that wa dare not assume here. He would be glad to see township board abolished altogether. There was no petition for this system, and he did not -think the people -ranted It. Mr. rLANTa said ha,hii l,,i.ntl. .1.. report In favor of this bill. It had beea pe titioned for, and be had yielded to them. H. satisfied with tbe Library system when we had but now that was repealed, he felt like Iryior present plan, and not engrafting upon it those partial provisions. -.--i-!.. Mr. FELLOWS opposed the bill, became It partial. in its operations,, He. would have tbe system general, or not at all. He want- a sjstem or state policy oa this subjeot to be known and understood by all. Mr. HUTCHESON favored th M'rw" cause the determination of these matters should T,lkn. tbe PeoP,o- Indeed he Vould divorce State entirely from the edunntlnn.l rnl 1. .J I.- V, u ii auu in purpura. II WOUld DOt disparage popular education, but he did not -think II was the busines of the Stat. He would oppose any and all extension of ths sva. torn. t j- Mr. MoCLUNG regarded thl a an attempt i revive the library sva tern. hv ni....Vi whioh he voted last y.a'r. 1 demanded the previous question, which was sus- tained. bill, it failed to paia-yea 11 nay ,77,

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Air. WRIGHT, of Hamilton, meted to r. consider the vote whereby the Home refused to pace tbll bill, which motion wit disagreed to. On motion of Mr. PAR ROTT. a joint resolu tlon was adopted, authorizing the Governor to appoint two additional members of the oom mis lion to the Birder State Convention, so as to make the numbor consist of seven. The House took a recess. Supreme Court of Ohio. TUESDAY, Jan. 29, 1861. Hon. Jacob Drlnkerlioff, Chief Justice; Hon Joilih flootL lion. Hilton Sutllff, Uon. W. V. Peck and Uon. L. J. CRITCHFIELD, Reporter. GENERAL DOCKET. No. 51. John A.Turleyy. Wm. 0, Turley.et; al. Be served la fcclolooonnty. PkiJ.- II. by hli will exooutod In 1800, devised eertiln real aitate la Ohio to uu unmarried daughter, for life, and tut reowluder at ner aeatn to nercnua or children then IItIdk. and the deaendsnls of Ibow who might be dead, iwiually to h divided fr tltrptt. 9. subsequently married, had thirteen .children born, bat it her deocas left only tea children then living, one having previouily died without luue, and two leaving liiae. Held, that tin devlie to the chlldien of pre-deceased chlldrenjis not la conflict with the statute "to reitrlet tee nUilment of real citat," puied Fob. 17, 1811; and that the "immt diatt deictndantt" to which by laid act all devises are restricted, Ineludei all Id whom, under the statute of descents, an estate would have deaoended from the par ticular pereon whoso descendants tbey by the will are r quired to be. Cue remanded. No. 47. Hiohard Ilion, r. Joaeph Seiburg. In error to in Dlstriot Court of Btark oounly. Stmirr, J. 8. aold and ponveved to an Incorporated canal oom- panvlnnJi and water power with right to build a dim ana How lande, which the oompany oy no onarier dm the right to, appropriate, hy paying each damage ai aaaeued by rommlaiiouera on claim made by the owner, aa pre icrlbed by charter. B. reserved In hla deed, the right to Claim damages in case certain oi mi lanas mould be In undated by meant of the dam. The company having built the dam, and conetruoted their canal, by means of the dam, flowed fnid landa. 8. preferred no claim for damages. The compauy aold and eonveyed the dam and water power to I. and afterwards ceased to operate their canal. The landa oontlnnlng to be inundated by the dam, 8. brought an action ageinat E. for damages for nuisance, Held: lit. The deed of 8. to the oompany granted tbe right to flow the landau an incident to the conveyance, lub jeotoDlytoa right to prefer a claim for auch damages unaer tne cnamr oi tne oompany. Sd. ThituponS. noglcotlug to present such claim against the company, K aeqnlrrd b hla deed, fan ibso lute right to continue aald dam. aa If he (8) had nrefor- red hia claim and received full, compensation from laid company. Judgment .-evened. No. 81. Bird Chapman, v. Chiuncey Loveland. In error to the District Court of Lorain county. HoTLtrr, J. A. died having aclnim upon the Untied Slates pension department for aa nnpald pension. 0., hia administra tor employed D., under ineolal contract, to render ser- Vices and advance neceisery expense money to obtain the aamo, for three-fourths the amount that should be obtain e l, for hla compensation, at., ti e sole eurvlvig child of the lotcalate ponaloner, brought suit agalnat D. for three lourinsor tne pension money si retained, item: 1st. The act of Congress of June 10, 1840, malting pro vision for the paying of pensions Ao.. constitutes the ad ministrator lu suchtjaie, a trustee to receive and pay over tne monev to me eurvtving cniia. Sd. That the admlnlatrator la entitled to retain and apply so much of the money aa li neceasary to pay Inci dental expenses in the discharge of his trust, and should pay over an tne resume. 81. That for the purpose of an acoount. and recovery by tha child, the admlnlatrator li a necessary party In tne iDllon. dtb. That the child li only entitled to recovrr inch earn as remains after deducting the necessary locldcn tal expenses of a fallhful execution of the trust. Judgment leversed. Mo. 337. JCIIiha Blackford v. Thi State of Ohio. Writ of error to Die Court of Common Fleai of Ashtabula county. Bt Tni CouaT An enclosed building, commonly callodan aahery, and "uaed since Its emotion for the purpose of depositing asbei therein, and converting the eaue Into potash," la a faotory, within the meauing of th; Hlh section of the act of March 7th, leli, providing for the punishment of otlmef. as amended April 3d, i0tfl(Swaniaurltrhneld'i Stat,, 500,) and la therelore the subject of burglary. Judgment affirmed. No. 361. Edward Howard v. The State of Ohio. Writ of error to the Court of Common I'leal of franklin Co., Bt TII Cot'ST 1st. The crime of a person la hiving "carnal knowl edge of bis daughter or ilitcr, fotoibly and agalnat her will," ns defined In the 4th leotlon of the act of March 7th, 1135, (Swan St Critchfleld'i Stat., 404 and the crime of a person in having "carnal knowledge of any othtr women or female child than hli daughter or slater, aa aforesaid, forcibly and agalnat her will," aa defined In the Sth section of said act, aredletinctandaeparateorimea and not merely dlu'erent grades of tbe earns crime. 21. In charging the latter crime, it is essential for the Indictment to state that the woman or female child upon whom the crime is charged to have been committed la not the daughter or sister of the accused. 3d An Indictment against II and R-. charg tug them Jointly with having carnal know ledge -of TJ., forcibly and ageinat her will, the Hid U. "not being the daughter or slater of them, the aald 11. and R. la not a sufficient neg ative averment; for, notwithstanding auch averment, tbe aaid 0. may be the daughter or lister of U. or R. )-JnilMi.n( mmh anil miii, Mminri.il. 1 1 Ni,. 7a. Th.Hl.l. nf Ohio If rut. Kill ttr O. Jnhninn I v. George Wilcox, Clerk of Lagrange township, Lorain oounty. Application for peremptory mindamui to compel a towmhlp clerk to draw an order upon tbe township treas urer for the amount certified by the local directors of a sub-district to be due to a school teacher for bit ier Tioss, by Tne CooiT By the fith section of the aot of March 14th, 1853, "to provlle for the reorganization, supervision and mainte nance of common schools,'' (Swan Sr, Critchfleld'i Stat. 1348,) the looal directors of each sub d is trio t are author ised and required "to employ teachers, to certify the amount due them for services to the township elerk, who shall draw aa order oa ths township treasurer for tbe amount," Ao. And by the .4th lection of said sot as amended April 17. 1B57, (Swan Sr. Oritihneld.s Stat. 1134-5.) the disbursement of school funds li required to be 'on tbe order of the clerk of tha board of education, under the direction of tbe board, except In paying teach ers for their services, the mid olerk may on auch teach ers presenting their certificates of qualification, and de positing with the clerk true copies thereof, draw the requisite orders on the treasurer for auch amount aa may have been certified to be due by any two of the local di rectors of the proper sub-district in which the teacher waa emoloved." Sto. Tha authority and duly thus conferrediby tlie statute upon the local directors, to employ teachers aid certify tbe amount due them for services, oannot be controlled or toterferredwlthbtuny order, resolution or rule of the township board fixing a maximum compensation, not to be exceeded by the local director! In employing teachers la any sub district. Therefore, where a township board entered aa order that teachers should not be employed by i he local dlreetori at a greater oompenaatlon than S20 per month, and the local director! employed a teacher ataoompeuaatlon of 830er month, and certified the amount due him for hit services, at that rate, to the township clerk, -It became; tha duty of tha township clerk to draw an order upon tha township', treasurer in cooformlty with suoh clrtltlcate of Uie local direotors. Peremptory mandamus awarded accordingly. No. 01. Edgerton Sr. Wilcox v. Hanna, Oarretaon St Co. Error to ths Probate Court of Sandusky oounty. By TUiCooar: Held: 1. A judgment oredltor seeking to subject chooses In action by a proceeding In aid of execution under aeotion 4M. of tbe code. Is not required to maka a previous de mand upon hli debtor to apply the choses In action, or show a refusal to apply. If tha debtor has inch proper ty It Is bla duty to take auch iteps as will maka It availa ble for the judgment, ana a iiiiure to aiscnarga eucn duty towards a creditor who has obtained jugdmentand Issued execution may be oharged as an unjust refusal.. S. The mode of applying property nnder section 407 of the code la not prescribed, but it mast be In analogy, aa to claims of the debtor aialnat third persona, to the remedies, to which the debtor himself might resort. Tbe court or judge acting under that aeotion Is not authorised to aettla disputes between the debtor and a third person, 1 or to enforce the collection of claims, by order of pay ment and attachment. Where olaimi are to be collected, the appointment of a receiver is the proper sauna, J i dirmoDt affirmed. No. tW. Aaron Belts el. al. Jr. J. H. Howartb, Treasurer, Sto. Demurrer to petition aastained; petition dismissed, and lodgment for defendants for costs. No further renort will be made of this eaae. Bu a ...I ur. Tnkn ImIm. T n Ammnt affirmed, and no further report will be made of this oase. No. 139. Thomai MoQulsten X. tha tSate at Ohio. Judgment affirmed on authority of Miller St Gibson v. the Bute. 3 Ohio State renorta 475, and Kern V. the Dtato, 7 Ohio State repots 411 No further report will Of to on at .1

m 1 on al- r 1 on to MOTION DOCKET. Ho. 12. The Stale of Ohio ax ral. Tritdwell V. Tha Commissioners of Hancock county. nv the Oaurb Held. 1st. To auiborlaeadfenUrofan allegation In a petit ion, a want of belief Is eiflholeut; and It is not Improper to aoeompany the denial with a ilatement that the party making It haanojtnowlea'go or Infotmatlon en which to gd An'aot or tha General Assembly provided that ths MnntvfwmniulQiwi afanv aonntv inrouahor in which j. a railroad might be located by a railroad oompany. should ha authorise to subscribe to 'the capital stock of the oompany, and issue negotiable bond! In payment oi men subscription. Aa alternative mandamus waa awarded to require the commissioners to levy a tax to pay bonds purporting on their face to have been Issued In payment of auch a aubseripllon and to be payable to bearer, and which were stated to be held by the relator aa a bona Ada balder. Che answer to the writ stated that the road had never been located thrauirh or In tha county. Held: on demurrer, to be a sufficient defense, aa showing that the bonds had been Issued Illegally and Without authority oi law. -r I 3J. Tha aet provided, that bands Issued and negoti ated by the commissioners and regular on tha face there of shall, In tha bands of the eumpany or of any bona fide bolder thereof, be deemed and taken In all courts aud elsewhere, aa eonoluatva evidence of the regularity of very thing required by tha a-it.to be done ore llmlnarylto the inuing and negotiation of auch bonds. Held: that to maka bonds regular on the face thereof, auch conclusive evidence), and an estoppel to a defense showing a want of power In tbe commissioners, there must be aa avert anent that they had been "Issued and negotiated hy the commissioners. Demurrer ovorruted. No. B7. CentralOhloB.B.Oo. V.Moore. Motion to reinstate cue on tha general doeket. Granted, No. 1W. William Ohamptr at al. v. The State ef Ohio. Writ AV Mf allnweri Mo. 100. Wilson Buck V. Ths State of Ohio. Passed for notice of motion. No. km. Waaaenandwlfov. neffnerstal. Leave to docket cue allowed, put motion to take case out of It ontor overrules Adjourned until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. I MARRIED. on January 30th, IRIDRICK J. TAT, Iiq.of this olty,to MUiOXLIAA. SMITH, ofUisfonnerpUcs. (11) 2)l)i0 Statesman THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 31, 1861, LOCAL MATTERS. Tbe Adams Express Company places oa dally under obligations to it for the very latest papers irora the eastern cities. Tbe American Express Company has our tbanks for its daily favors in me snape oi tne very latest eastern papers. Tbe Zanisviixi Poit Orricc Rossxar. We gather from the Zsnesvllle Courier, the folio w- fogfaots relative to tbe robbery of the Post OlDce In that city, on the night of Monday Jan' uary 28lh. Some time In the plght, some person or per sons effeoted an entrance tnroueh the north front door of the Office, by breaking tbe glasi and removing the brace from behind tbe door A mail bag which was made op for Adamsvllle and the offices ou that route, was carried off, bat was afterwards fouod in an alley not far from the Post Office. A long silt had bsen cut In the side, and all the letters taken oat, opened and scattered about. A lot of change was also taken from tbo money drawer. Notblog else is known to have been disturbed. Tbe safe wss not touched. Last week, the Poet Offloe in the adjoining town of Putnam, was robbed of one hundred dollars, No clue has been obtained of the per petrators In either case. Woman's Rights in thx Liqiblaturc The following, nottoe was banded nsthis morning for publication t SENATE CHAMBER Columbus, Jan. 30, 1861. Editor or Ohio Statesman The commit tees of tbe two branches of the General Assem- uiy UI UniO, naviDg under consideration the numerous petitions on tbe subject Of therlehtsl property, &o., of married women, propose bold a joint session in the Senate Chamber.! Friday evening of this Week, at 7 o'clock, I wnlcn time, by Invitation, Mrs. Uaok. CUT-1 lis, and Jonis will address the committees on the subject. Tbe Chamber will be open to vis F. D. PARISH. Chairman of Senate Committee. A RAILROAD Pass. The following good I i smug u tuiu concerning me writing oi a certain railroad manager not more than a thousand miles off: k v u tying bim that be) must remove a barn, which buiuu uiuuuur lucummuueu tne ruau,uuur toe I nenall v of nroaenut nn. Ths thrcatpnorl Inrll. I vidual was unable to read any part.of the letter but the sizBstare, and took it to be a free dabs y r I the rosd, and nsod it for a couple of years as such, none of the conductors being able to dis pute his Interpretation. IIcnrt Koblrr, as will be seen by advertise ment In this paper, has removed hie faablona- n,.ki,.. .-A (T.i.n....:n c.i i .1. I D"'"8 u w ww room Over the Post Office, recently Occupied by I tr. a Traa.un aaere is a very eugioie post- I tlon, wbicb is fitted up In elegant style for tbe I I accommodation Of bis IristdS and the public, I and eaneciall far executlne Halr-DrMslno- far I ana especially, lor executing nair-uressmg lor laoies and children to Suit the most fsstlduoui I taste. Virdict of a Wisconsin Jcrt. Three young I I i r r, I men were recently trica at iempneer, tv isooo- sin, for shooting at and fatally wounding tbe plaintiff's dog. Tho jury returned the follow ing verdict In writing: "All three guilty; B Y I each Of the defendants to have another Shot at I J

Firemen's Stati Convention. The Annual Convention Of the Firemen's State Volunteer Association of Ohio, will be held at Cirolevlllel the 13th of February. Every regularly or ganized Volunteer Fire Company in the State, upon tbe payment of one dollar, will be entitled one delegate. O Not long since a thief In Troy, N. Y. et fire to a lady's hood, apprised her of the fact that it was on fire, and while she was putting out the flame, picked her pocket. Theatrical. "Do you know the Barber 0 SetiUtl" said one gentleman to another in a railroad o.r. "No," was the answer, "I al ways shave myself." A n.; ,k. rn.l aiiaumaiwi, "u"u6 j" i asteroids and four comets were disoovered. The number of asteroids now known to belong to the solar system la sixty-two ITTlVIrs. CATHARINE atOtY, VU9 WIUOW OI I t I KevOlUtlonary SOlQier, Oiea recently at nasa-l ville. at the ace of one hundred and sil vearS. I B7An eleotlon for Postmaster at Bucyrui, Crawford county, has resulted in the choice of I James J. Robinson, Editor of tbe Journal, by st large majority. I Rail Road Time Table. LtTTLI UiaKI a OoLCHBDI k R, Leavea. Arrlvee. AocommodaUon 8.10 A.M. 9.15 P.M. No. SBx S. 30 P.M. i30 P.M. Night Expraii.. S.iiA.M. 8.4S A. M. ChSVILANn, Colombdi Is CmOIMKATI R. B. Kinraaa and Uall 3.00 P.M. 1.40 P.M. Might express ...3:113 A. M. I MO A. M. OuiTRaLOitio R. R. Ixorasa Train 3.00 AM S 30 A.M. Mail Train B.40 p. M. HWO I. M. Prrrsaoaon, Ooldmbpi fc OiscunuTi R. R. WvnraaaTraln 300A.M. 2.30 P.' M Mail Train 8. 41) P. M 11:20 P.M. OoLomos Sc InouHarous R R. Columbus, Fiona Indiana R. R-l Ixpreu Train 8:10 A.M. 11:10A.M. Rxpkii Train.. fctfP.U. 8:10 P.M. Ths Greatest Cough Medicine in the World We take great pleasure In calling the atten tion of oar yeaders and the public to tbe won-. derful virtues and numerous testimonials oi I. W Ajer'e Pulmonic Chesrt Cordial. This is unquestionably the greutett cough preparation in tt World! It hart been used In the Doctor's extensive practice In various parte of the coun try for several years, and is a speedy and cer tain cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma! night sweats, difficulty of breathing, &o., to. He who aids in introducing this great prepara tion to the community, Is a benefactor to man kind. p. B.DeLand Co.'s SiLERATts. Thank your stars, If you are superstitious enough, but be elad. and exDress vour thankfulness that mi .n nnwnM frnm wnne errVAf a nsurfMitlvl i -r pure and reliable article of Saleratus. Be eon- ylnocd, by a trials' of the truth of our remarks when we say that it is just the quality that has so long been desired by housekeepers. De Lend k Co.'S Chemical Saletmtus is manufactured the Falrport Chemical Works, Falrport, Mon roe Co., N. T.i where it is for sale at whole-1 jale. The groceand dealer, generally have it for sale. -v Litis Complaint, Drsnrsu, &c, are becom ing very prevalent among onr eltlsens. would advise all who may be afflicted with those distressing oomplalnts to KO Rt once and some of MoLian's Btsinothirinoi Cosdial. is Just the .remedy to Dure all diseases of Liver and Stomach. 'Try- It. See advertise TELEGRAPHIC! TELEGRAPHIC! REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN. CONGRESSIONAL SENATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. sir. Be ward presented a monster petition froat tha eltlsens of New Terk, for the passate of resolutions sub stantially the Border State resolution!. Tha petition signed uy js.uuu people ana is i puu feet long. HOUSE. Sir. Moorehead Introduced a bill to prevent and pun ish counterfeiting, and tha use of private stamps, labels, tradelmarki, ato of mechanics and tradesmen. Persona found guilty of doing so are to be Imprisoned for not more than is months, and to pay a fine' of not mora than j,(kw. in consideration was objeoted to. Messrs. Brlgga'and Btralton respectively presented memorials, extensively t'.gned by cltltens of New Jersey, urging an aujusuoeui oi tne national aimcuiiies. Sir. Clark, of Missouri, Dresented a oetltion from eltl- cani of that 8 tare, praying for the adoption of the Crit tenden compromise. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed. g ilr. Uludman offered af cwlatlorfwhlch was adopted, Instructing the Judiciary Committee to inquire whether Martin 1. Gonwav. claiming to represent tha State of Ktnsai, has been legally and constitutionally elec'.ed a Representative to Congress from that B'ate; and that the said Committee report by bill or otherwise. itwasagreea to nave o night session for debate only. The house went Into Committee of tha Whole on the Senate amrndmenti to the dtflcienoy atmroDrietion bill. The Committee on Wave and Means reoommended non concurrence In the Senate'! amendment, appropriating jw.uvu to rainy tne provisional contract witn Ambrose vr Thompson, to secure to the United States certain valuable privileges la the province of Cberique. Air. Morse offered a proviso to the effect that the con tract bo not approved till the United States be secure la thesuDDlvof coal. era.. Drouosedbv it. and protected from failure, and that the United States shall accqulre no right of sovereignly In New Grenada, or Ooita Bioa, nor transport troops and munitions of war over tbe Territo ry, unless voluntarily assented to by tke'Oorernmentief tU0M eonntllca From Washington. Wamiiiiotos, Jan. 30 John Oochrano In reporting- a bill for ths collection of the levenue to day aald he fully ooncurred with the President In his pinion agalnat secession, therefore all acta and ordinances of secession are to be considered Infractloue of the mpreme law of the una. Also that tbe constitution does not oonfer author Ity on the Government to wage war against a aeoedlng State, In order to coerce or compel her to remain nom inally a member of the Union. Tbe bill propoees that vessels from foreign ports bound to porta In Needing States wbero obstructions are put te tha execution of the laws, with ita'foreign cargo, bel.iable to seizure anu condemnation. Aiiveaeeiaiu liieoueel- wise trade are exempt, its restrictions applying only to foreign commerce, on which revenue by law la collected also provides when the revenue laws are obstructed, d,n proclaim the port where such obstruction VhaBiMl. will Mnnrl thm TrffV kill am VM. h the warehousing feature amended so as to allow goods to M ,tortu Ulres montni ueiore tne uuty ta paid, and six months thereafter, and when taken out for export, tbe uuties are to no raiunoea. Private accounts slate that Alexander TI. Stephens will be pressed for the provisional President of the Southern Confederacy, to conciliate the conservatives. The friends of the PaoiBio Railroad bill Induing from th wntaAfith AnBt foal Hrnrntn nt lMaldnla approval; amendments are yet to be aoted upon by the iiouse. n is rnmoied that Ihere Is lerioui disagreement be tween Qen. Boott and the President, touching recent movements at Fort Monrce. tha President expressing much annoyance at turning the gum ot tbli fortress In- in a Th commander of Ihe Brooklyn, la ordered to lay off fort Pickens after loading auppllrs, and If he sees an attempt to attacx tne ioriress, to iana nia artillery men ana bring uie snips guns to the defense of tbe Fort. Tnl.nu.nl.lw..!.l. V.. VUhttm n..u V..- fromPensacola, as a collltlon la strongly apprenend- eu. A messengerarrlved to day with despatches from South Carolina for Col. Hayne. The select committee to-day examined Jno Tormey Olerk In tbe Inferior Court, Baltimore, touching the ae secret organizations la Maryland, for the seizure of the Capitol. Iledenied all knowledge, but asserted that It military eempaniea from the Worth attempted to pais through Maryland'to Washington, to attend! 'he inaugur atlon of Lincoln they would be stopped The Hoaaa commlttea on Wave and Mean, h. rm- ported a deficiency bill, recommending the purchase of qul 00tract. and reduce the appropriation for returning reoapiurea Aincani to t,uw. Mr. Cats will return to Detroit In a few weeks. Mr. Mwraw, of Maryland, has resigned the Liverpool u ansuiate, to wnicn ne waa receniiy appoiotea. It u anaetoodithat the messenger from south Caro- Una brings the resolutions passed by the South Osrollna Legislature, demanding tne aurrenaer or rort oumter. Col. ilayne will present tbe demand to the President, and ir refuted, an attack on sort Sumter will follow lm-

Tha nrhnlA M.lM.nnMlll TlaloiT.tlnn l.nln t unite In urging tbe lending of Delegate! to the Border 1 ""-k" Mi.M.uy, State conference. Private advices from the South, reocived to-nlnht. In dicate that there will be a fight In lesa than thirty hours. Oapt. Meigs, commanding the Fort at Torgugas, In forms the Government he Is sufficiently reinforced to defy any attack Ool. Judge, commissioner from Alabama, haa arrived with power to negotiate for the federal property situate! in tnat state, arsenals, rorts, at 0, WasHisaToa, Jan. 31. Cart. Kandoipn 11 ths only naval officer of that rank who has resigned, and he waa on the reserved list, till resignation was accepted be fore the Information reached tha Department of ths sur render 01 rensaoola navy yard More care Is now taken than heretofore by both the na vy and war Departments, to prevent their seorot orders lrom obtaining prematura publicity, wnicn naa on several occasions trustraiea tns designs 01 uie aaminiiiratieo, to tne nubllo detriment. Application! continue to be received hers from Post Uaiteri In tha seceeding Btatei, for supplies ot postage stamps, blanka, wrapping paper etc., but they are turn- lsnea on condition matins rott aiaaieri win acanowi edge and conform to tbe laws affecting tbe postal service. Southern News. FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Rattton, Jan. 30. The Convention bill has pasted both Houses. It li to be voted for the FROM TENNESSEE. Nashville. Jin 30. Notwithstanding the recommend ation of the ojvornor of Tennessee, that Commissioners be aent to Montgomery, the Legislature to-day instructed their Commissioners to go to Washington. FROM MISSOURI. DT. 1.0DIS, JU. JI-amououwTOuu,.u.r.u. by which Ihe Senate Resolutions to appoint uommisston- era to the Washington uonvenuons, waa lain on me ib- kin. waa adonted in the House lesterday, but after mueh discussion, and tne adoption anu rejeouou oi various amendment! and substitutes, lbs whole subject wis again tabled, thus defeating the Senate appointment!. A nnllmlnare meetlna- lookin to the nomination of unconditional union men aa ueiegaun ui uie bum vou- VOntlon. waa noiu TOSieruav wivruuvn, a, wuii.-u vuuiv jo0or30 were present. Resolutions declaring unre- servedlyfor tho Union, snd opposing mer pirly men for tbe Convention, wars adopted, and tha meeting ad journed till Monday. FROM MISSOURI. Railroad Sold at Sheriff Sale. RpiranrtiLD. 0-. Jan. 30-Theroad bed, right of war. and real estate of ths BprlnlUeld. MU Vernon a Fittsburgh Kallroad uo., irom nprmgneiu so iieiaware, Including tools, machinery in the shops, and rolling stock, was sold at sheriff's sale to-dar Frederick A. Lane, of New York oltv. Wll tbo pur ehaser of the entire property, fer ths first mortgage bond noiaors.it f iuu,uw, Indictments against Floyd, Russell and Bailey. WaisisaTOR. Jan. 30. The Grand Jury found three eaiei against Baily for larceny; one Joint Indictment against Bailey. and Russell; three indictment agalnat Kunell for receiving stolen bonds; one joint inuictmeni against Bally, Russell and Floyd for conspiracy to oe fraud the government, DtmiiBX. Jan. 31. A fire at Jamestown last night, burned over thirty places of business, Including the Allen House. Ghautnaua conntv ana Jamestown canal, aaa th Hawlcy Block. Tba bonks and fundi of tha Bank! wire all laved Lose from 1 15O.U00 to t200,0U0, From Pennsylvania. Hastiisuso, Jan. 31. The Democrallo Stats Com mittee adopted a call for a Convention for' the (1st February. Tne imnsa auopwa a resolution to sena Oommlislontri to VYunington. MiLwaoaic. Jan. 31. A flra broke out In tha upper atorv of the Seaman furniture house, lilt night. The building and nearly ill the furniture wai destroyed. mtlmateu loss, f eu,uwi to e iwu,uw. ausurou tor jw. OW). Onicaool Jan. 31st. J. M.S. Oausln, formerly mem ber of0ongresi from ths Baltimore district, died of apo plesy at uatro tan morning. n.. U7, W .Uh that r. famll. a. ------j the land would keep Guernsey's Balm in house constantly. prevetT How much misery it would O See adrertisement of Prof. Miller's Hair Invigorator in another column. I I at I We get It the

OTJ't IHt I kj B. 0. Soda; Ssl Soda and Saleratns; 8 ream Tartar pure and lit qnillty; alt Petre and Brimstone; No. 1 Mackerel and Barring; Prima Rio Coffse; Old Government Java Coffee; 1 Pun around Coffe: Bucket!, Tubi, Brooms. Wuhboarrls Ae. Tor uie MCnMSB a HSB11SAUA, Jin.31. 31 Statesman Building. M.infvfStr. srUoi. of W ey Syrup, Wholesale and Retail. Jan 31. COIrlETHINO NEW. O Veddo Tea (Jipao.) For Pale by Jan 31. Mcnut a nttintui. DUEET 1VXTJOIO

HALF PRICE. JaaWdtf J. 0. WOODS' THE MARKETS. New York Market. [TELEGRAPHED FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN.] NEW YORK, Jan. 31. Is FLODH receipts B,89fl bblss market a little mora ao live, while prices are without material change; 4,500 bbls at S, l&Sii.ii for superane western; 5,35015,60 foroommon to medium extra wet Urn I 5,65a)3,75 for Inferior to good shipping brands extra Hound Hoop Ohio. Canadian flour steady and anehanged; sales 300 bblsat5,3i7,25. WHEAT receipts or 1,51)2 bush; market firm with little better export demand: ealei 60.000 buahat SI. IS rorunieago epring; i,KO(i,'tti lor ainwautee uiuband Amber Iowa in store and deliveredl 11.35 In store for oholce winter Red Western. BYE dnll at 673UH)o. BARLEY quiet and unchanged. OOBN receipt! of 300 bush: market unchanged, but leu active: lalei of 31,000 bush at 6U(70c for mixed western In store and delivered. OATS steady at30S3iKo for Western. Canadian and State. PORK-dull, sales 100 bbls at 117 75317 87 for mesa. and (13 for prime. bis itr quiet and nncnaujed. ay OUT MKATS steady. v LARD dull; sales 100 bbls at W31OV. BUTTBR In fair request atlOUo for Ohio, and 14 tSISc for BUte. 0 flERSR steady at (kstlO 1-So. WHISKY dull and drooplna: aales 300 bbls at WVtai 18 1 So. Market dosing with no buyers dver 18o. STOCKS qulet.but rather firmer for itorllng exchins-e and money. Nothing new Rates steady, and business moderte. 0 at R 1 53 1 9: Gal at Chic 72K: M H 1.1V. do quoted at 33 1-2; Beading 45 10 Bcnp"9; Hud 45K; Pao Mail 85Xi Del At Hud 92; 0 t T 34 M 0 5x; Harlem 10, do preferred SHi NYC Pa bO, Canton 15; N 8 5's 71; Coupons 01k; N S 5'i05; Trea sury 12's 101',; Tenn O's 7S; N 0 77; Ho 88; N Y 0 fl's 86; Cal 87; I 0 bonds 96; Hud Sd bonds 90; 0 and N W lit bond 40 IS. Cincinnati Market. WHBAT Is but very sparingly offered. Prima Red waa aold one cent per bushsl higher than lately quoted, but millers make II their maximum. OOKN oa tbe ear has a fair market at 3,e. Shelled Is In regular request for tba South, particularly prime While, auch aa la suitable for grinding for domestic use. OATS are very firm at 97c. and higher figures are asked but po not meet buye-i. Sales from store have been made at higher figures, but are not, cf course, a criterion of the market. BARLEY Is still father inactive at anything over 75o. for strictly prime fall. RYE Is quietatOOSOIo. WHISKY li lets active to day at 14c. Hons, are hardly reportable. Receipts were less than 500 head, and no sales were made that iadicata any change in tbe market. Cin. Own. Jan. 31. Cleveland Market. January, 30. can on track it II, 0J. CORN sale of 3 can on track at 3bo. 0 AT8-sale or 1 car at 95c. HOQS sales to-day have ranged at G,&3$0,4!. She market la weak at the outside figure. FRUIT sales of 5.000 lbs dried apples at 3,o Peaches a re quiet at 12(3)13. BKEDS aalei of 30 bags Clover at H,12tf. YOflB-Qniet, at lie. BUTTER dull at 910o for Central packed, and 1 1 12c for toll. Choice roll In small lots, command 13a 14o. CHEESE -dull at dc. POKK-meis U firm at 118,12. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia Market. [TELEGRAPHED FOR THE OHIO STATESMAN.] PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30. QFLODR-dnll; superfine at 5,9533,37),'. Wiit firm sales 514,000 bushels red at 1 1 27 I 29; for white 1 1 35 I 40. Coin declined 2c Hire 55.000 bosh new 60S Too. Provisions mess pork $2,00. Whisky steady at!7XS18. I of In the I by

GUERNSEY'S BALM! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HENHV K4EHLEH, (Late of Phalon's Establishment, N. Y.,) Poprletoro tha New York Fashionable Shavlnv. Hair Cuttinr Bhampooning, Curling and Dressing Saloon, East State atreet, over the Post Office, where satisfaction will be given la all the varioue branches. Ladles and Children'! Hair Dressing don In the best style. Jy2l-dly Employment. THE StJBSCKIBEHS, DEALINO IN a Staple Article, will furnish employment to a raw active men to act as agents for their house. A preierence will be given to those who are well acquaint- cu in mi uiainct tor wnicn wey apply. For which services thev aro willing tri nav a. alar of from $600 to $S00 par year, ad Expanses. For further particulars address W. B. MOREHOUSE It 00. 3 and 5, Kxchanaa. Place, JanM d3n. jirsey City, N. J. REMOVAL. Dir. sto TAFT HAH REMOVED HIM stock of DRY GOODS from No. 181 South Hizll street, to his old stand. No. 48 North High atreet, in Thompson's Buildlni. where he will benleaaed to ace all hli old customers, and all new ones that may come, where ne win sen inem cneap gooas. A large lot of CARPETS on hand, which will bo aold at coat, for cash, to close tha stock. D. H. TAFT, Janl8:dlm Corner nigh ind Gay its., Columbus. 0. PBICXB KIDITCKD From tha New Itork Observer. As all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines are ob liged lo pay Mr. Hows a license on each machine sold, and ara a so compelled to make returns to him, under oath, aa to the number sold, hla booka give acorrectstate ment. From thli rellabl lource we have obtained the following elatiitloi. Of ths machines mads In the ysar tner were aold, By Wheeler Sc Wilson (1,303 I. M. Singer a Oo lO.'.BJ Graver It Baker 10,280 Showing ths sales of Wheeler a Wilson to be dovblt those of sny other Company." Awarded ths highest premiums et ths united Btatei rain or scats, ituv ind isuu; also at the Ohio Stats Fairs ot 1KS9 and 1800; and at nearly all the County Fairs In th State. Our nrloes, at Ihe lata reduction, an a low at any loot MfcA machine now sold, and but a trine higher Uiaa ths interior (too lArtaa cnam arte macAltut, now tViVsVaad n iinn that mnrlrtar The WHKRLKR a WILSON MAOHINB makes the Lock Stioh the only one which cannot be raveled. It Is Alixi oa Botu Bios of the roods, leavini no rfdat or ekalnontht under tiU. AU maMtu warranted 3 veari. and imtmcUon given in tneir use, ire or onari. u. ucuiax,ok iiigu ei. uoiumDna, u. Wll. 6UMNSB A CO.. dec3-2awd3mAw0ua Pike's Opera Bonis, Cincinnati. E. M. WILLIAMS CO., Front Street, Between State and Town. rvMIB OLD CAHH1AGE 8110P Is still running, and although tha pressure of rate years haa set heavily upon her running gears, she is still turn' ns out those splendid PIISTONS, ROOKAWAYS, and PUINOR ALUKRT'S SHIfTINO TOPS and NO-TOP BUQ01KB, OARRIAGKd, XXPRK8S, SKILHTON, DEMOCRAT and QHOOBKY W AOON8, SMALL OMNI BUSKS and HACKS. Twenty yean Heady manufac turing has given our work a wide-iperad reputation through the soutn ana nest. We therefore deem It unnecessary to lay my thing more in regard to ths quality of our work. Ws wahssrt ivoit VaiiicL. We can sell oooo Tor Boouin from SS to 1.150. Dealer! oan be furnished with any amount of work short nolle, and at price lower than can be bought any woirs In me welt, eeconu uauaBugg.ee men in I ehans for new work. ILTRepainng don neatly and at ihort notice. io bus, Ohio. 'All oommnnlcatlons will receive prompt attention us- SI wly 1. M. WILLIAMS fc OO Malioganf SsOvr-HIll AND f- BEDSTEAD FACTORY, 190 Pearl Street, ROSEWOOD, IfiasSUOAN Y Altl Black-Walnut Boards and Plank of various thick' a: Mahossn and Rosewood Lon: Uahooanv Rosewood Veneers; Zebra wood Veneers; Black-Walnnl and Oak Crotch Veneers; Line-mottled Mahogany Walnut and Oak Vinson; also, plain veneers, atso. par for Frame makers: Piano and Cabinet Moulding: Mahogany and Walnut Bannisters and Newella, all and nstterni: Mahogany Hand-rail Btuff for Bulr build- in; epanisn ueuar lur vigar avini eui auu sawiu cisca tns for Pictures and Looking glass frames. u Inch Ponlar. in large quantities; Lhroam Vitas, assorted for Block-makera and Tan-pin Balls; also, Walnut, nanogany ana uosewooa vtneen Baring built a Bedstead Faotory adjoining my Mahog any Saw mill, which la now la operation, I would peetfolly Invite tbe trad to call and siamlne my sorunem or oeasiesui, wnwu a ousr lor m mnv and warranted a gooa artuia, HSNRT ALBRO, Jy31-wflm IBS Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio. TTTinft MANTLE BABAOES,' both TV White wo uiaca, jut reoeirsd M If sBATjrt; SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 I i at a ssr root, also. lisea Also. well out re es- raws HTOBEWEIX'I UNIVERSAL couan for all TIHfOAT and LVNO fcOrttS?I.AIflTS, ineludinT WIIUOPINC covriiii, and every jtuiplalnt the forerun ner of s and even actual CONSUITIPTIOIV. TTTntWTtsTH'T.T.'s I The Great IVICUUAE.- u s i aa rd'iu mw k ishu nai- ural OPIATE, adnoted to every species of ter- TOLU Ivoua and Chronic iieaaacue, aaaauuia tiani, liatarru. Tooth aatd Eur Ache, t,ou of JXU U U X a Xi. J plaints. No real Juatlce can be dous tha above preparations but by procuring and reading descriptive pamphlets,', be found with all dealers, or will be sent by Proprietor on demand. Formulae and Trial Bottles sent to Pbysl clans, who will find developments In both worthy their acceptance ana approval. Correspondence solicited from ill whose necessities or curiosity prompt! to a trial or the above reliable Heme dlee. For rale by tha uiual wholesale and retail dealer everywhere. JOHN L. HUNNEWEIX, Proprleto CHEMIST AND PHARMACEUTIST, Ho. S Coniinerolal Wharf, Boston, Mass. Roberts it Samuel. N. B. Uarple, J. R. Cook, J. M Denlg, 0. Deutg St Sons, A. 1. SchuellerStSon, Agents tor Columbus. Ohio. niyl-dly 'JHE AiTIEKICAN MEDICAL AND TOILET RECEIPT BOOK, This book contains Jleoefpt and Dtrectloni for ma king all ths most valuable Medical preparations In use; also Recipes ind full and explicit directions for making all ths most popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes, Unguents, nair Restoratives, and all Toilet Articles. If yon are suffering with any chronic disease If you wish a beautiful complexion, a fine head of hair, a smooth face, a dear skin, a luxuriant beard or moustuche or If you wish to know any thing and every thing In the Medical and Toilet line, you should by all means peruse a eojiy of this book. For full particular! and a avmpla of the work for perusal, (free) address the publisher, T. F. CHAPMAN, No. 631 Broadway, New York. octno-d3m Headache I Headache t Thousands of persons suffer from headache! to the leri oui detriment of their comfort, business, and health, who might easily be cured by simply using IlaamiRty'ri DoHEornaTic Sntciriti. The llxaptcin Piix taken In the morning, and the Bilious Pill taken at night, rarely fall to euro Ihe most severe and obstinate case. Thou sand! having tried them have been entirely freed of this bane of their Uvea. Oo and do likewise. Price, 25 cents per box, with direction!. Six boxes II Sent by mall or exprci, free of char; celpt of the price. Address. DR. IinUPHRKYS St CO., No. 5112 Broadway, New Yo Sold hy ROIlEKTS at SAMUEL, W bolesale and Retail Druggists. 24 N High street. 8. K. SAMUKIi St 00.. Jnnl-dlwlm 85 8. High street. Columbus, 0. Bee advertisement In another column. KIUIFAT'S lai'ls tMLI.S. In all cases of coatlvenets, dyspepsia, blllioui and Uvii affection!, pllis, rheumatism, fevers and agses, cb-tl nate bead ar-hee, and all general derangement! of bealtb them Pills have Invariably proved a oertain and speedy remedy. A single trial will place ths Life Pills beyond the reach ofcompetltion In ths estimation of every pa tient. Dr. Moffat's Phoenix Bitters will be found equally ef flcacioui in all cases of nervous debility, dyspepsia, bead ache, the sickness Incident to females Indelicate health, and every kind of weakness of the digestive organs. For sale by Dr. W. B. MOFFAT, 330, Broadway, N. Y. and by all Druggist. may22-detwty Ths following it an ezttact from a letter written by the Rev. J. 8. Holme, paster ol the Plerrepolnt-Street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.,to ths "Journal and Messenger," Cincinnati, 0., and speaks volume! In favor of that world-renowned medicine, Htti Wikslow's SooTmxa flvitrr roa Childrih Tixthibo: "We see an advertlsment In your columns of Mrs Wikslow's doothimo BvRi'r. Now we never said a word in favor of a patent medicine before In our life, but we feel compelled to aay to your readers that this li no hum bug ws naviTRiao it, am kmow it to aa atx it Cham. It is probably one of the most successful medi cines of the day keoaute K la one of the beat And those of yonr readers who have babies can't do better than lay In a supply.'' ort7:lydcw 5 NEWARK MACHINE WORKS, NEWAP.K OHIO, inanufacliircra ef all kinds of Por table and stationary Steam Fn RtucS) saw nulla, urlst fftllle, tVc.v Ac. LAXSA BODLBYBiatenl n. at F. BLAKD YBeatinl J. AJ. U. DUYALL Beaten lit VOLU31BVS MACHINE CO. Beaten 1 1 1 1 BRADfORD ct CO. Beatmlltlt Onr Portable Engine and Siw Mill Wis swarded the first premium of Rid st the Indiana 8tate Fair for I860 over Lane A Bojley's on account of Price, llghtnoes, simplicity, economy of fuel and superior charaoter of lumber sawed. Our Stationary Engine was awarded at the lame Fair His Srat finmUun of ft'AJO. Oar Portable Mrigine was awarded the first premium of tWU at the sural Mempms, ienn., over uianuy s uu- vall a, Uolumbui aiaonineuo a., anu nrauioru io i. try a oommlttee of practical Railroad Engineer!. For price and terms address W1LLAR0 WARNER, Treasurer, deoS-dfcwlyeoi. Newark, Ohio. THE VICTOR AT EVERY FAIR WHEBE EXHIBITED 1 fKUHDrS PATENT, AUG. 3J85Q in ii i l 'f i i .mi CONTRA NOTICE. Th Newark Machine Work! fn publishing Uie above notios of having been vlotonomover Tbe Blandy Portable Steam Saw mill at anv lair whatever, knew they wen publishing auM- knod. Wa have published our denial of the truth their statements in other papers, but may nave not al tered them, nor offered the nubile any evidence to sua tain their untruthful assertion. We never had a Mill Knilne on exhibition at Memphis. Tenn. He aid mtt tfemat ths OhlofBtate Fair atZaneivllle.O., 1KHI, where In th sawing content, they came out behind othen. we taking TWO F1H8T l'ttKUlUMB Wa met them again at th Ohio State Fair at 8aadusky, A., In 1H38, with equal Machinery, and beat them, taking tWO FIR8T I'KKJUCMH again. At the UNITED oTATBs rAlll ror iniu, aiuinent- atl.O., where all"ie leading maunfasturer ware rep Knua. t Tlit Bland aiill teas 1 iflormtii over all, cutting 3? beards. 19 ft. 8 in. long, and Inches wide. In 8 minutes, )5eoondi; all ths macMne- ry operated by two hands only 1 1 and oi course, carrieu th. tut pbrmtiih. Hot beine present at inaisnspoiii, i, ws uo know what they did there, bul w do know, that at Ohio State Fair for IH6. wner wo sua nuMi.inem, uiey mm an haHlv beaten si to be let t entirely out of con sideration In awarding premium!. Though they had Mill and three Nngine on th ground, they did not n-nnrfVrvnlum on either. wporolrcnlara tolly describing TTIS BLANDY NA TIONAL PRKMIUM AND CHAMPION KNGINB AND MILL, with reports of operators, Ao., all tntAWly fairly sat forth, adaress 7. j. H.fc f-RLANDY, x Blandy's Stesm tngln Workt, JB,.dwse sapsivius,

of or all re- V.0 no. the a get and Best Co Pgh Medicine in the.Worid! the Great Rented? of the Age AYEB'S PULMONIC CHERUY CORDIAL FOR THE SrEEDV AN CEETAlfi CDltE OF Cougbs,v Colds, Throat Diseases, Hoarseness, Oroup, Bronchitis, Asthma, Eirly Stage Consumption, Spitting Blood, Night Sweats, Feverish Condition, to Of the great remedies which Dr. Area (of the Throat and Lung Institute, 30 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati,) haa offered to tbe public, there li nona which haa given such universal satisfaction In his practice a tbe "Pol- Homo Chxrrt CoaniaL." It ponetsrs the most extraordinary powers, and among tha points of markod inf eriority of this favorite remedy are these: JETJt contalne no morphine, er any lUIno; wlilcli will derange the II ow- els or Impair the Appetite. jrj3! t contains uo deleterlone eul. stance whatever. ICFThe effeet ie prompt and perma nent. JJj'As a euro or preventative of -r'vrTarTiTTTi'fa T It has no equul. None who have ever used It have been attacked. CALL FOR IBIS AND TAKE NO OTHEB. q q q q qqqqq Do not Confound It with any otbsr prspira. tlon pnt up by any pstson of similar same. This Cough Cordial has been thoroughly tested thous ands of tlmei, and In no case hai It ever failed! Bear In mind that this Cherry Cordial Is the prepara tion of a regularly educated Practicing Phy. ician, a point not to be lightly estimated Vy those who require a sterling medicine. Oeo. W. Rice, Esq., of Cincinnati, certifies to a re mark aide cure of Asthma, Ihe patient being bis wife. The remedy the cordial. John II- Sclera, Bin., of Cincinnati, testifies to a re markable cure of chrcnlc throat disease by means of thia great remedy. Rev. Dr. J. F. Chalfant, Presiding Elder. (M. E. Church, Dayton District,) ia;i: "I cordially recom mend Dr. Ayer'i wonderful preparation to those wbo may be suuenng from chronic catarrh or disease of tho Throat ana Lungs.' Solomon Adams (of thi well known Inrnoitlng Dry Good! House, Hughes, Adams Sr. Co.,) Clnolnnatl. aaya: I heartily commend Dr. Ayer'a Cordial as luitlr de serving the icelebrity it has attained-'' Chas. Munroe, Esq., Cincinnati, aayi: 'I cheerfully express my fullest confidence In Dr. Ayer'i medicine. R. Bates, Esq.. wrltei form Fifth Avenue Motel, New York: "I shall always recommend my friends to the use of your Cordial, feeling, that It ha, effected what some of the most eminent physicians in New York and Cincinnati failed to accomplish, vis: ths curs of Mrs. nates mroai. T. J Kmersra, Esq., Profeisor of Vocal Music, Cln cinatl, soys. "All other remedies hiving failed to curs or relieve my throat, I used Dr I. W. Ayer'i Cordial, and am happy to lay, It effected an entire and perfect cure." L. B. Eager, Constable, Cleveland, says: "With ths use of Dr. Ayer'i Cordial I, experienced the most decided relief, and hare no doubt of its effecting a radical and permanent cure." Rev. E- 0. Tucker, Brookvllle, Indiana, wai cured of Consumption and testifies in the strongest term! to the wonderful efficacy ot the cordial. Rev. J. B. Allen, Pastor ot ths Presbyterian Church, Brookllus 0., cured of chronic bronchitis, says: "I am now able to use my voice as well aa at my lime during my ministry and with more effect and comfort. I now rejoice that I applied to Dr. Ayer." Equally itrong letter! and testimonials from S. J. Burlisoo, Bupt. of Bridges, Cleveland: H. Ranney, Merchant; n. Banlord, Merchant; V. A Van Blyke. Steamboat builder, Buffalo; Col. Crump, Hannibal, Mo.; u. a. Johnson, also.. Ulty Attorney. St. Louis Rev. A. J. Kane, Springfield, Ilia: Mosei Che. Esq Civil Engineer, Pittsburgh; and bun Jredi of otberi have been received. For sale In Cincinnati by E BOANLAN A CO., Yi hoiesale Agents, corner rourtti and Main Street. cumin, BCKBTKiN aco., Corner of Fourth and Vine Street Alto, at Dr. A YER'll met. 30 Wttt fourth Street. Cincinnati, and by Druggists generally. for isle by UK. O. DKN1U BUN, Horth-Eut cor ner of High and Rich streets. Jan. iU;-deTuThwly CANADIAN ft UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS TO AN IS FHOifl LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW, Liverpool, Montreal, Quebec, and The Montreal Ocean Steamship Company first clisi full-powered Clyde-built Steamers sail every Mata lira ay from fuiiTbAMi, carrying tne Canadian anu United Btatei Mail and passengers, NOVA BCOTIAN dpt. McMastere, BOIIKMIAN Capt. Orange, NORTH BRITON Oapt. Borland, CANADIAN Capt. Graham, NORTH AMKRIOAN.. Oapt. Alton, ANGLO-SAXON Capt. Balantins, HIBERNIAN, NORWEGIAN, Shortest! Cheapest aiidQttlckcetCon veyauce srem AMEBIC! TO ALL FABTB Ot ETJBOPE. Will sail from LIVERPOOL every IVedneadar, and from QUEBKO everf Maturday, calling LONDONDERRY, to receive on board and land Mails and Passenger!, to ind from Ireland and Scotland. Glasgow passengers ara furnished with ran passage tickets to and from Londonderry. Return ticket! granted at reduced ratei. An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer. Certificates Issued for carrying to and briniing out pas sengers from all tbe principal towns of Great Britain Ireland, al reduced rates, by inn una of steamers, by lbs WASHINGTON LINK Of SAILING PACKETS, leaving Liverpool every week. For passage, apply at tha Offloe. S3 BHOA WAV, New Vork, and 10 WATCH ST., Liverpool, 8ABEI 8EABXE, Genual genu, Or to- J. R. ARMSTRONG. nolO lydkw Statesman Office, Columbui, Ohio. BILL POSTING AMD DISTRIBUTING BILLS! JOHN H. STEKLEY will attend to ths POSTIKQ AND DI8TBIBUTIS0 oi BILLS IN THIS CITY. All orden left at the Office of ths Btatuman will promptly sttended to. i Janti-tr GUERNSEY'S BALM REfflOVEN ah si rHEvcnii sis flammatlon and pain, and heaU the wont burn, mkt. bruise, cut, or fnah wound of any kind, rrevents swelling and pain from be atlngs, mosquito bltea, poisonous plant!, neuralgia, rheumatism, ague In breast, salt rheum, etc When taken Internally, It positively cure croup lo children, end glvea Immediate relief in tha wont ess of this terrible complaint: removes hoarseness and son throat. Price, VS oeati bottle. Should be In every neuss. lor aale by Drug gist! atld Storekeepers.. IRVIN STONh, ooie rropriewr, no. pprues a,., pew iora 0t4dAwlyll abvrrtisjmint Sot ths INSTANT RIL1II 'and PIRMANKNT CURB of distressing complaint asa ElSDT'S BUONCHIAL CIQAEETTE8, Made by 0. B. SIYM0OB A CO., 107 Nassaa Rt., PJ, I rnoe pi s us oy pom. IV FOR SAL! AT lit DRUOOISTS. Biaye-dawvw ,v at and ana It.

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..Dr. J. HV KcLAII'D.-- Strengthening Cordial and uicJi PUIUFIE1V o J- eeeirii Tf WtU AII0 THAI aav' ,i KOBT WIICIOM LI atS 1 .'A DZLiaaTlTJL jAT UUKUIAL EVER TAREN. .HS I'J -rViwvu.. W ly s totalise uA Vegetabla Oom pound, procured by the distil lation of Roots. Uerbs and Barks, Yellow Dock, Blood Root, Barmnarllla. Wild Oherry Bark and Daa--f 14; dellou enters into i Bcfon Tiikln&Sv. rifter Taklns. principle of each Ingredient la thoroughly extracted by my new method of dlstilllog, producing a delicto oa. ax' blleratlng spirit, and tha saoat INPAI.lTim.n ranovatins tha dlieaaed nntem. and Vk. .i. STRRMOTH deblUUle "VAtlD to RRALTB iiaa ncLEANXS SfBENOTHENIPIS COB.i DIAL WU1 sffeotnally ears U7IR COMPLAINT. DY8PIPSIA. JAtTRDICM-t Ohronloor Nervous Debility. Disease of th tUm and all diseaaea arising from a dlsorderaJ Liver or Star aoh, Dyapepsla, Heartburn, Inward Pile, Acidity et Sick. neas of the Stomach, Fullness of Blood to th Head, Dull pain or swimming in the bead. Palpitation of tha Heart, Fnllneaa or Weight In the Stomach, Sou Bract Uoni Choking or suffocating feeling when lying down, Dniiusi or Yellowness of the (kin and Byes. Might Sweatafla -ward Fevers, Pain In the small of tbe back, ehast or side. Sudden Fluahea of Heat, Depression of Spirits, Frightful praams, Languor, Despondency or any Nervous rinsil. Sore or Blotche on the Bkin, and Fsvar and Ague (or Chills and Fever.) v Over a Million of Bottle Bars been sold durins ths last atx monthi. and In mr. tr.. Unce haa it failed in giving enUr aallsfaetlon. Who. then, will suffer f rota Weakoea or Debility when ilo LEAN'S BTRENOTUININa CORDIAL will ear youl Mo language can convev an adeauata Idea al tha imiM. dlate and almost mlraculoua change produced by taking thia Cordial in th diseased, debilitated and ahatutn nervous system, whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or Impaired bv sickness, the relaxed and organisation is restored to iti pristine health and vigor. JUAHKIED PEHSONIi Or otheri conscious of Inability, from whatever cause, will And McLean a Strengthening Cordial a thorough regenerator of tbe syitem; and all wbo may have Injured themselves by Improper Indulgences, will find In th Cor dial a certain and speedy remedy. To the Ladlee. McLean's Strengthening Cordial li a sovereign and speed yen re for INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, WHITES Obstructed or Difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of urine or involuntary aiiseuarg the nor, railing or the Womb, Giddiness, Fainting and all Diseases incident to Females. There Is no Hlstake About it. Buffer no longer. Take It accord Ins to Directions. It will stimulate, strengthen and Invigorate you and can ins bloom oi neaitn to mount your cheek again. very bottle u warranted to give lauetaouoa. IOH CHILDREN. If your children are sickly, ounv. or afflicted. atoLean'a Cordial will maka them healthy, fat and robust. Delay not a moment, try It, and you will be eoovlaoid. T IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE. OaoTios. Beware ot Druggist! or Dealers whs ma try to palm upon you some Bitter or Saraaparilla traab. -which uiey can buy oaeap, by aayini It la Just aa good. Avow sucu men. Aaaior mcbsaa a airenguisninguor diaj, and take nothing else It la th only remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly and al ths earn time strengthen the system. One tablespoonful taken every morning fas ting, Is a oertain preventive of Cholera, Chills and Fever, Yellow Fever, or any prevalent diseases. It is put up In large bottles. Price only II per bottle, or 6 bottles for 95. J.H. McLIAH, Sol Proprietor of thi Cordial, Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Principal Depot on the corner of Third and Pins atnsts. St. Loula, Mo. McLean's Volcanic Oil Llnimen. The belt Liniment In the World. Th only eat and oertain cars for Cancers, Piles, Swellings and Bron chitii, or Goitre, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Weakness of the Muscles, Grrronlo or Inflammatory Rheumatism, Stiff ness of the joints, eontraoted Muscles or Ligaments larache or Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds, Fresh Outs, Ulcers, Fevor Bores, Caked Breasts Sore Nipples, Burns, Scalds, Sore Thoat, or any Inflammation or Pain, nodilfereno bow severe, or bo long th disease may have existed. McLeans Celebrated Liniment la a ear tain remedy. Thousands of human beings have been aavd a life ot decrepitude and misery by the us of thli tnvalaabla Md sine. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT Will relieve pain almost Instantaneously, and It wll cleanse, purify and heal tha foulest sore In an lnoredl ly short time. For Horses and Otber Animate, McLean s celebrated Liniment Is ths only safe and re liable remedy for the cure of Spavin, Ring Bona, Wind galls. Splints, Unnatural Bumps, Nodes orBwslllngs. It will never fsil to our Big Head, Poll Ivil, Fistula, Old running Sores or Sweeny, If properly applied, tor Sprains, Bruises, Scratches, Sores or Wounds, 0 racked Heels, Chafes, Saddle or Collar flails It la an Infallible remedy. Apply It as directed, and a ear la certain la every Instance. Then trifle no longer with the many worthless Lini ments offered to you. Obtain a supply of Sr. MoLean's celebrated Liniment. It will corn yon. J. H McLEAN Sol Proprietor, Corner of Third and Pine Streets, St. Louis, Ho. For sale by all druggists. For ealo by R0BIRT8 A 8AMUIL, augiW-dtwly Colombo. Ohio- MRS. WINSLOW, An experienced Nun and Female Physician, presents to th ittenllon of motben, be" SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitate the process of te thing, by soft anlng the guma, reducing all Inflammation wll I allay ALL PAIN and ipaimodlo action, and la SURE TOKEGIXATE THE BOWELS. Depend npon It, mothers, It will give rest to yourselves and k BXLXXr AID HEALTH TO TOTJB XtlXit. We have put op and sold thli article for over ten yean, and OAN SAY, IN OONVIDKNOR AND TROTH, of It, what we have never been able to say of any other medi cine NEVER HAS IT FAILED. IN A BINOLR INST ANCE, TO KFFKOT A OCRS, when timely used. Nev er did ws know an Ins tan oa of dissatisfaction by any on who used it. On tha contrary, all aradallg htsd with It operation!, and ipeak In term of oommsndatlon of I la magical enecta ana medical virtues, ws ipeak In thia matter 'WHAT w no STOW;" arrer ten yean' expe rience, AND PLKDtJH OUR REPUTATION FOR Till FULILLMBNT OF WHAT W BBRI DKOLARI. In almost every initanos where tbe Infant la suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after theSyrup la administered. This valuable preparation Is the prescription of en of tha moit BXPRRIKNCKDaod SKILLFUL NURrlatitlu New Kngland. and haa been used with NEVER FA1L INaSCCCKSBIn THOUSANDS OP CASES. Itnotosly relieve th child from pain, out Invlror atea the stomach and bowel, oorraot acidity, and give tou and energy to tbe whole system. It will almost in stantly nliev OHlPtlO IS THS E0W1X.S, AID WIND COLIC and overcome convulsions, which. If not speedily ra illml. end In dnsth. Wa helleva It the BH.ST and Him. KBT REMEDY IN Till WORLD, In lit case of DVB. BNTRRY and D1ARR1101A IN OBILDRRM, whstbsr It arise from teething, or from aay thr causa. s would say to everv moiher wbo has s ebl'.d suffsring frcaa any of the foiegoirg eomplslnts DO NOT LET YOUR PKa-JUDICKa NOR TUB PRUUDIORSOeoT-Mwna stand between yo and ysur suffering child, and th re lief that win oDu jca, doui.ui iili BL RIs to follow the use ot ulsmadleln. If timely used. Full dl mHoai tor using will aooompan arh hniiu ar. gsnuins anlsss th fso simile of OURTiSes PAEAINS. lew York, Is oa the outsid wrapper. Bold by all Druggist! throughout th world. Principal Offices 13 Ceslar Street N.T. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS rERUOTTLE. ct87-dfcwly. i i WM. KNADE CO.. AT THFIH NEW At.T.H-s-mm BOOM, XO. ISO BAlTIMORtaT.rr-sj-Ii UtT 1 N03. 1. 3, 5 and 7 V. ItTTAW BTt Offer for ulfl their aeUhr.ii GOLDEN MEDAL, "i; 'i V' GRAND i PIAN(i-FORTEND8QARE Rflns highly recommended bv th first fna Muilcal Amateurs ot ths ooantoir, ant SVXRY s -.n INBIRUMINT r WARRANTED FOR STVI r m w. Th aoit fastidious enitomar may rely unen kln pleased In every respect. Terms users i. ws, KNABI A CO. BKLTZSR A WEBSTER. Asmltt OoWHilydw 0la,Ohlo. M. C.,LILLCY,, ind Blaik'-Book llAnuTaitirar, jjomti uxaa ixsxn. cciczsca, caio aria-cuy s ij. ;.4

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tat K .lies Ire carefully prepared under th direct as, r-adle. (of ell Uswneouaoa and tunplt au ml'll-flii n .hew that avast majority of which tutTet and die, were, et their torn, mcsneo. euopll and trifling. IMrt eold, a .light dlar. rhe,e ta the M, e bwuiecta., or hoarseness, at Brat re.. eured ewftoed.ea, to time becomes e SODJurrip. Bon, a fcvr, deagwoua dysentery, Croop or other 41mm. Wtdot all the peaces of medicine (nil to arreel. b.rto thw remwila. tupply great public want. Being a hand, ilmpla, to you know at dm what to take in te at to huh bo reprurnanoa i ttfo, end benea anir-t '-It no re, wttll the curative enVcte ere potiuve ad ntoio.tboo oro tMtn, b4 M ono Uio ipeU to brokca end the danger eluyed, aUptfioce baa amply co&araed tho ot of Unoo rra dtotWMltandpriTMBMotii, be'" ou, m inn awna Ao owrniBii Thousand, an and have beta utoc them to"0"""? years pxi, Id every ssetloa of the soontry. 'J?" kvariatdTiuooiie AU speak In tho nlghe termt of their Ampttclty end certainty 04 mon kloM &o uniform MUmooy a, toU too giro fooa OMltrocono WSUSCTX. gcapHMia' ikpficnao homiopatdio eemedies m 1 ami Illfll b-vnn rmr, i Hm l lhto, acotloonioi JTZ Vi7!L- Worm flnlln. Tanelooi HWUH 1' Vi'lJ.. Vutkln. fVwIn fenJ Wakf-hilnMO. sins math, and rMbfanm of Infanta. M Cureo Disrrhea, of Children or Adolta, Cholera Infantas, and gummer Complaint f-VUIW nrru vi) j v. J. D. SMnn Rillmil CnHe. VnU DvHuUrT W ..ir nmum Morbna. NanMo. aal r-vuin vuuim t AK VmiiW auhmatle Braotmu.... .nM.h niiiiniiaia BroncbitUU r-vurw viwt -i OR i inflnmi ami Soro TliroaL niMi.niia OmmuiIia. Karroua Palnm. HrM. and He Dolaraoz. t-CurM Heoaohea, ck Headaohot, Tortlgo, U...h Af Ulnr.1 ta tho Hftld -Curo. Dyspepsia. Weak, Acid, or Dorangod etnmarh, Oonitlpatlon, Llrar Complaint... H-Curei Snpprossod Menses, or Beauty, or lXiaybiK. Oro Slrtaifia. SO ii-Curv taocrrhe or Wh!t, Boarlng Down, too ProfuM Menw SO Is Cures Croup, Hoane Oroupy Cough, pLfflcnlt and t UppreMC.1 llritWn. b. Scsid Head. Darbar'l Itch. W IS CTf0 Kheumatiam, Pila, Lameoe. now In tho Cheat, Back, Side, or Urn. M Cure Fevor aal Akuo, Intrmi to n-nr tthnnniariHiii. fain. Ijimen. nr boreuru tu the Chert. Back. 8I I. or Mmbt, 25 to For Ferer and Ague, lnterraltloiit I'cver, Dainb A (rue. Old lnrtttrme A fin 17 Tn. Tila. Internal or SxternaL Uliiid ur l;iteJ- In. Recent or Obstinate. la "ra. Oithalmv. Weak or Inlamed lve or Eve do. ralltni or Weak BIl'M. Sfl la.Tnr Ctrrh. Acuta or Chronic Err or t'lowlm. Gold In tho Head, Influenu. M For Whooping Cough. aUortcnlr.g and palliat In It, or Spaauodle Cuugn II For Asthma, Opprened, Mffii-ult.. l abor.! Tt l. 1 ,.....1. ..J P..A.i1nn I For Ear Discharges, Kolie in tho limit, Im paired UtarLif, Earache, For Scrofula, Enlarged Olauili and Toioili, velllnga, and Old Ulcen. H For General Debility, Phyilcal or Kervooi Weaknoai 15 For Dropsy, Fluid Aocanralktlons, Tumid 8 e!l- tnga, with Bcanty gecrttlona -?0T Bsa SleEneM, Prootratlon. Vertlijo. Mamea, Tomunr w IT For Urinary Diseases. Orsrel, Ronal Calculi, Difficult or Painful Crinatlon. C'l 19 For Seminal Emissions, Inrolumarr Dit charna. and CoDfooneot Prottraticn and IX blUtT.. lot. H For Sore Mouth, or Btomaoaco, Cankered Mooth of Adulta or ChUdren, M to For Urinary Inoontinenoe, WetUng tlie Ded, too frovuent, panful, or KaJlluf Urination, K tl For Painful Menses, Preemre. Cramp or tpaama, at tho time; or Itching and Irritation Prarlua, W Fo Buffnrlnes at Char ire of Lifo: Imi larnlos, Pluaheo of Heat, Palpitation and even Vem If the Heart. 100 peice. A C oi Ta-cntr-eiidit large tuij to morocco, and Book of Dtrectiont tT Oe A Cate of Treaty brjv TULS, In morocco, and Book of Direction W -A Cue of Twenty Urge euu, plain caii, and rKok l Dbrrtionl 4 A Cue of Kfteoo Km (Noo 1 to IS) and Book of Pkeooona. M 4 Com of any Si aoits vHo. 1 to 15) iod Book of Wreeuona. I Ot A lam eaoa af t-m. TULS. nr Plaaten ai.d Itrii ciana IS 9 OCX REMTDIES If UXO. OR EXPCm Wo tcnl these Benediea, by the etr.lc box or foil cam, to any part of the country, by mail or uprew, free ot eharfe, oo receipt of iw pnee. H. B. The boxes Kos. I U IS are amaTI tire, !f 18 to tl aw-nebo, tad m maklcg p a tl or 1 cut tldi must e iwaawakwroa. The vials are uniform la alio aad price, aad ba iiMding for a rUcaoe, ca aaeaUon is ntceeawy oo .ttdOfMiPt.. Leiaa over fas Bat; make up a cue of LU kind yoa itnn tat ieetote the amount in a current note or camp Ojr maB to oar addrtav si Kl Broad war, New-Tork, aod ate mdl tno it be doiy returned by mail or exprea. TITf tlSAIT HOMIOPATHT. Humphreys' Byjeclflo Homeopathlo Eema dlea lor Horaes, Cattle. Sheep, Hoert. Dors, ace. The ease ooauloa tea Specific Kemedlee euitable for all dmeaaater oileaent ta whlca domesue sntmaki are subject. toucher with a eonpwle manual of dlrectMnt for c,r lain aad aimste that ercrr tanner or breeder can readily aee (bea. The remedies are put op la mrre ene-ee. rian of o( Bwalde, aad the entire eel, ana book, win oe tola at a slamie rbiie, wltfe dlrecttoaa, at 11 each. Bent by anU or aanaIroef ehanr.oa receipt ol tMpnoe. Prmeet book sugly SO cents. A8Cm WASTED for the tale of ear Reaiedles la la the United Bate Address F. HUMPHREYS CO., ,T -c HI BROADWAY Kiw-Tou.' t -wim ta Oolombas Ohio! KvokBTS a aAMCU, ITholtealt ud Retail Drag gtaie.Si.ir Blrkeweot. B. 1. IAMCII. at CO., Srantott, PS 8. Hlgb itreet. BatJla,0.- Vr.lrant. yi'iinaa Thot Tornf I anii a, Oobtoatt At aiaeaoar. latayette, Joaa Balder. Fleataat Valley, Bra. McCnce t Cats. BowMrford OehrlelFrub. West JeOertoa. Jamee Parks. Worth IngKei, Pre. Tocer A. Johnaos aci Wm. BUhop. ICTOall on the aeenta for one of our Monthly Journ als; gratia, containing much Interesting and trainable In' forsMOoa. .3,J t. j aug 1-dJtwly sow. Baltimore ClotMng House. i -1.; lujrstaorcasas ate wioutixa aaauas i READY-MADE CLOTHING, No. S03 W. Baltimore-streef ''J awrwaw uamr a bo?ab,J "V?:.Vl:.r.:'vi nusrmonk, nid. A Urf Ajsortaxsrat ol FktM and Fnniibio I .i u 1 flood CoaAtanU Band) .t Oota&lly LOOKING GLASS STORE V.VTt JORHCA COWPCAND, bUnnfaotorar and Dealer, Vo. K8 Booth Fourth It.; i between Uarketaad Cbestnut, Philadelphia, i.j TrrjXERB MB OFFERS AT' LOW 1 Vf prlooe, aa extenelTe rarialy of Looking Olanea, In -.1 Wit,laaBofaayaael Wanurt FranMt, Laigo treooh Phttt .4 atlmore, Plata aad Blehlj Oruamtntod, Oil! aad laser Wood rortaait and Pietnrs Frames.. a KVma9 ,6UBI PUTMf BT. TEX BOX, iau Jio9 HvJLaldJ X h woods cocked ka aaataat Bmaaea. 1 nofest Bsansr, aad Inrortd a'.::;.V;."?r COwTlABD, SI Booth Fourth Btrett,- t.r. i10-IB-o,t' ft: ..i.n 4trr,DTt,l tx otovts. tut.t C 1A.0II COLLARS. t ALENUiaNNftt OylAAES A BTJtBVM c A.jaB'0 AtOBLK, do do T I r UNKM do do E0DAVB BOSOMS do r nin APni niKCKiKOHitti. oti.t iuti AxfPHOlDI'RkD -do HAIEHETt. j-.'l r.ifu 00 KUB1A8.- r. i 1 1 MnMnv. do fliX)D8, LB Bi.Krvaa fcKfilDINB A LAC TJILB 1.ACJ WirruiUkB A BAttBSB, C0B3B1I. FofSaUby BerWl. f'lt' I PITtlt BAIW, Tto. K, Bouth Hlth Street. Hblidiiv Presents. tjlAJPf ALL WOOL DE LAIrtEKlOia X If B esntt a yard. Bleb fancy Silks at SO cents A. MrriBBAIH, Ko. tOBoath Rlih Street. YTJIJITKR DaLAlIt E. HIBIBH DeLAlNIS, V ri M .WINTBH DeLADCZB. r '...-let aad rery cheap a t AIM'S v N,Tanh tilth etreet. T v a.Ata.a, ALLttAN'B' J (UjII mtioeted Tarlatans, tht lateit novtlty. Plain Vtiiiie and uulored Tarlatane; WhIU Peris UusUaOrrO adiaeSvenlni AWbet; Plata party Bilks, i -i PITBB BATJf. docM Ko.tO Sooth High itreet. STATEMENT OF TOS CONDITION OF THt- fill Fire Ininrancc CoinpaDy, ri of New Havea. ON 'I'lIB Slat DAY OF DECEMHKHj 18C0. made to the Auditor ot Ohio, purtuant to the Btatuu of that Bute, entitled "An act to "fl' ranee Oompanlea. not incorporated by the State of Ohio, pasted April 8, 1850. 4 NAMH AND IO0ALITION. 1,1., The nsmo of Iht Company to the "City ranee Coopany'' and la located at Bwb Con necticut. I. CAPITAL. 8,1. Thsantonnt of Its Capital Stock to.. SM 000 3d! Ih. amount of lu Capital Block paid up to 900 000 4th. ASSISTS. 1. Cuh of tho Company on hand $10,062 87 3. Cuh In the nanutoi auu u. from Agents n Hhi Biuta nnlneumbered 5,000 00 731 05 110,0111 IK 4. The Bondt and itockiownedby tht Company as pei roaca ert accompanying how to cured, and the rate of In terttt thereon, to wit;.... Honda ieip Schedule). Par Value. .0,500. Market Value, 7,700 00 iiockitaa ptr nohedule Par Value $8100, Market Valae S. Debit due the Company, teeur ed by morgage, on unlnoam btred Kcal EiUte, as per touchers accompany lug 7. Debts for premiums B. All other teouritlet eontitiiuii of Interett, Loans on calU, rents, sic 837.703 00 40,31)8 50 out 85 80,777 34 8353,058 II ToUlattett of the Company.. III. LIAB1LITIIS. Sth. Theamountof llaWIIUetjdue or not due, to Banks and oih- sr creditors none 8th. TioatesadjattedanddacDOce. 7ih. IiOttet adjuaUd and not due none. Sth. Lowes rodtted by the Co., f 11,400 00 9lh. Loites in tuiptnte, walUnf for. nrther proof s.auu tw lOlh. All other claims ajalnst tht ConpSDy auuwi ToUl llabllltlt $15,008 00 IV MISCELLANEOUS. In Uth. Tht greatett amount Insured any one rik uaually not to exceed 110 COO 00 8th. The greatest amount allowed br the rules to be Insured In any one city, town or Tlllagt, not limited 13th. The greatett amount allowed to be .n.n.i l ane oca block asusllr not to exceed 10 COO 00 14th The amount of Its capital or earnings deposited In any other 8 ate, at security for lottet there in, naming them, with tht amount la each, and Whether SUcn company iranaaoia maj ouauiva. of intnrance intaid (Slate or Statef, none. 15th. Tht charter, or act of Incorpoiatlon of tald Com pany. Stats or OotnttenccT, CouDtr of New Haren. J Wells Boulhworth, Pmldent.and Ltrl B.Bradley, Secretary of the City lira losn.ance Compaoy.of New Ua eea Oonneetiout, being tarerally tworn, depots and lay, h.t ilia fnraeolne la a full, true and oorreol tutement of the affaire of the laid Company that the said Intnr- met Company It tht bona n io owner oi at icaat use Hundred '1'honaasd Dollars of actual caih capital Inves ted in Stocks and Bondt, or in Mortgagis.on Bealtstato, worth double the amount ror whicn tne same is mort rad: that the abate deseribtd lnTottments, nor any part thereof, are made for the benefit ot any individual 1 .n..M. .M rtHMMn exerctaiog antnonty ro iue iuukcu.i, v. .uhai piH,nL RaaietaiT. Tresiurer. Director, or otherwiMi that the mortfagat abort described bars cot been aulgaed, nor In any manner released or Impaired by tald Company; ana mat tnty are wveuvT ueevnocu vu- cenofseid Inturanc, Company. WELLS 8OUIBW0RTB, Fiwtident, LEV I B. BRADLEY, BecreUry. Subscribed and sworn before me, the Stat day cf Jsau-tury. 1881. JOHN B. GBAVEI, Juttiotof the Peaet. Orrica or tbs Acditor or Etiti, Colcmbus, O., January 8d, 1801. J I, Bobert W. Tayler, Auditor of Btats, hereby cer tify that the fomroinr Is a oorrect copy of the statement of Condition of the City Firs Insaraaos Company, .of New Haven, Ccnneottcut, made to this office for the year 1881. and now on file herein. witness una sua seat my omoiiiy. t. s.l B. W. TAYLBR. Auditor of Bute. CertlticAta f Aatbwrllr. (To rxplre on lbs 31st day of Jana ary, 1688 Acditoe or Stits's Omcs, Iiraoaaca DtraaiasnTt Oolumbas, Ohio, January 88, AoOI. J WntiAfThe CITYFIR1 IS8PKANC1 C0MPA. NY, located at New Daren, In the State of Conneotitut, has Bled In this office a swora statement of its condition, at required by the Brat section of the act To re (ru late lnauranoe uompaniet aoe incorporatea ny tne nuts ot Ohio." patted April 8, leSS; and WaaaaaS, said company hat tarnished the anderalaned satlatactory evtdenot that it ia poeetaeed of at Meat one annarea Uroatana eotiars oi actual capital ta vetted ia stocks, or ia bondt, or la mort gages of real estate, worth doable lbs amount for which tht tame It mortgaged; aad, Wexanas, said company ass Bled In this office a written Instrument under lu corpo rative teal, tigned by the President and Secretary there of, authorising any agent or agents of sail company la this Snue, to ecknowledre service of procete, for sod In behalf of tald oomoany. consenting that such tarries of proem shall be takea and held to be as ralld ss if ttmd upon ut company, aceoraint' to tne laws or uit or any other Bute, and wajvtar all claim or fight of error, by reason of tech acknowledgment of service. Now. tLercfore, in purtaura of the Brit section of the af Mvaaid ecu L. Robert W lay tor. Auditor of Btats for the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said City tiro Lseura&ce Company of New Haven, OonnecUout, to salbortaed ta traneact the basinets of Firs Inference lu this Butte aatil the thlrty-fiist day of January, la tht year one thousand tight hundred aad sixty two. Io Witness Whereof, I have ke re unto snbttrlbed my Dame sod canted the seal of my offlee to bs afiLxed the day and v ear above written, A. W. TAYL1B, Andltor of State; J. H. WHEELER, Agent, -COLUMBUS, OHIO. Ho. 81t SwiitU Ulfcrta Street. 'jtnwS-dlw Wholesalrand Retail Depot for rAMtteV GROCEWESe No. 106 South High Street Win. ITcDONALD, DEALER IN FLNE STAPLE GROCERIES, .IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES. DtUlr Arrival tt Oetodla For the Fall and Winter Trade Of .1860-61. TJ7RTOKNIN SINCERE THANKS TO TUB PUBLIC for put favon and patron- Sft, and beiof DETEBitlliTED to MERIT teonllnnanoe of stmt by strict atteatlem tt) travde, and prompt dellverF- of 0de, IfoaJd call the Mtlc of tht public to tht tact that having jk Lair are and wall Selected Stock: on band, and being In dally receipt of goods from ths differ tnt markets, J flatter mysslf that I can offer to tht clti sent at Oolumbas, or to any who may detlra to parchase. an taaortmtnt of trUoIet appertaining to tht GROCERY trade, TJPf EQTJALE D by anyhsast is tht city. Tht price tad quality cf the goods offered, laar. an tee to fiTS Batiafaction. Goods delivered Free of Charge, aevsr. wm. Mcdonald COAX, AJSTD WOOD! TBI BtTBBCRIBIR WILL VKtlTBRTIII BEST QUALITY 'JL.J 01 WOOD, SAWED AND SPLIT, T9l0y pert of the elty for 3,50 PER. CORD, And 4 fett Wood for t". 82,50 PER CORD.! Also the different kinds of Osal u low as any other dealer, and, sympathising with Iht, public," la now eelllot ,v j ZAKXSmiE 0B HU3EISG1I COAL FOR 9 CTS., AND NUT COAL OR DIRT. FOR 7 CTS. PER BUSHEL.'- j ;J Yard and effloe, lis, South Third Street, near tht Sec ond Presbyterian Church, t 1 TT rra a a dJM.lMV Vf AJJCOt. Ctiuabeis,lan.B) A H ';'ul'l i i i L1' ,dlsl Mots unrrii. tiotorinxi asdocrrs we are now telliai at very low priest, al.o all other ktndt tsahionable furs. PITS BAMS, dsctl. Ke. SB Booth High tt. i

at lIASDWABESfOBE 1 JUST RECEIVED BY WB1 A GILL, No. 30 North High Street, On ol tht largaat and Beet Ulaeted Aseert OF BVBR 0FFIR1D IN THIS 0ITY1 House Builders .Furnishings OF BVIRY STYMi AND QUALITY.. Zl Frettclt A Auterleaa Window Gtlajam I PAINTS) UHODNU IN Oil,, and pat up la half pound cant for family ate, awl Dry Palntllobtilk, Brushes ot every variety quality. A Splendid Asnortment of MACHINISTS TOOLS. CARRIAGE MATERIAD8. AXES GRINDSTONES, 6to. GUNS, PISTOLS, SHOT, Ao. FISHING TACKLE. ROPE A CORDAGE, LEATHER AND INDIA RUBBER BELTING. WEDGES, MAULS, PUMPS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SCYTHES, Alo., SCALES, BELLS, CHAINS Table and Pocket Cutlery. 1 especially invite the attention of all Interested Io my stock of Pocket and Tabls Cutlery, and MlLVEIl PLATED FOR KM, Tabler Desert, and Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, fcc, of K0QIRR8 A BBO'B. Manufacture, warranted to be extra heavy, Electro-Plated, on genuine Albatta. Country Merchants, Mechanics, and others, art Invited to call and examine my Stock, as I am prepared to sell Wholesale and Befall. Wirt. A. GILL.. Columbus, Ohio. My 8, ISM) THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PARKER SEWING MACHINES. PRICE 840, AND WARRANTED Equal to Any Other For oil Family Parpeaee, Beeldea being more abaplt, darablt, and auily operated Can ana tssi Offiot, Armory Hall, OTtr Bala's f ton. ertt-dtf 0. T. rLOWiKB, A tint. NEW TREATMENT.'. Priwata aad Ccmfldtstlal MEDICAL ADVICE -j- AT TBI BUFFALO FR1VATB HOSPITAL. etabllihed for the care of oVpAtUs, aml Wain4U, omt tM eeortt SHJti mum or xowu ana manmn Dyrptptia, 0tnerol MtUtf, ewer and Aftu, A SQ MSSCCST VSXD. V3txxoat tfo Sou, uorner oi aaiu ana unay ets., suaaie m. x. A BE THE ONLY .PHTSICIANS JX the Stale who are msmbtrtef the Koyal Collect Sarreona. Loadon. Mar bs oonsnlted from 8 o'clock tht moraine anil at nirbt, to every stare andevmptom of disease. Tat tseatsssnt they adopt It the result of apwardt of thirty years axuntlvt practiet in a u rope and America. 'A MOOT SOmtTIJIO lUTiniOn An tnatraaeat for tbs cart ef Moetarnal Salaslont more properly known eaBeminal W.aknett etc. Can be permanently eared frost fifteen dayt te two months try the aee ef this Instrument, when Btsd conjointly with medicines. VOUNJM1TI TAKB PARTICULAR 1T0TI01 Sr. AM0B A BON taks pleasure In annoandne that they have Invented a asset faportsattastvasaent tor tht cars of the above distaste. II has been snbjeobsd tea test by tht atost eminent phytlelani la London, Paris, Phila delphia and New York; It hat beta declared the only use ful instrument ever Invented tor the earaof Bemlaal Weakness, or any dlseset seated to the secret habits of tooth. Price B10 br mail ot est) net. N. B. Dr. AM08 A BOH, to order to satisfy the meet skeptical It to the merits of thlt snttrameat, pledge themselves that in any instance wners tt may prove aa satisfactory, after a fair trial, the money will be refunded by returning the instrument in good orusr. ooustsy isyauds. Ptrtont In any part of the world may bs saoccattully treated by forwarding a oorrect detail of their case, with a remittance for medicines, etc. Addrees Dr. AMOB A BON, comer of Mala and Qaat Bit. Banate n. i, it .ftam-omwiy "I V J Or CoMcentrated Lye. i j TITAURAle FEB TO MAKE tUAJr with TV eat Lime, tod with very lit tit trouble. Brery MAKE THEIR OWN COAP oat ef any kind of refute Grease, tombintd with tht BAPOHIMSeV- j It wUl meat hard water soft, will titan type to pcrfae- Uoo.aad foraUvarposNwbtraa BTUOSHtiXA re- nnlrnd nnrbln. see arttal IL... t It pat ap is 1 (t airtight boxes, Ot th fall alnctlont acootnpnylng each neekagt. TJjrThe only feaatne, original aad patented erttelt is manniactarea by tnernnn abaiiI aunufAUTUsi. ING COMPANY, (rt&oe M Peso, etreet, Plttsberrh, ya., wneaiso msnamotsrs iasscuBoaAio(s)oerxa-j aveuaM sons asn, hers. Bods Baleratat, ClorUle of Calcium, MsAsaaess, Ohio form Baf Soda, Bleaching PoWdtr, CotTpens, BodaAtb, Aqua Portia NttrmAeid, Muriatic AcM,'..,. xtre Mned Brnow-White Table, Dairy aad Paoktoi Salt, warranted entirely part tad dry, pat ap la various peerages ana try let. ITjPf or sale by all Vrwnrlftjaad Gtrjeett tn the eoaa try J I laxtew-wly T.TLG-NTH'TXCD OIL. THK HOST BrCCEBHFCL PAIN CI'H KM known, le I ospeeed seUly of beallna Oils, Bsltsata and Gums. Aetna! ebtemUvn aad tht certifi oatee ef tespectablt persons warrant at In ttatlng iiett itteiyuut. j i'- Ktd't Vngndia OU ewnat Wrwwllim; --r-v JUtd'l AWtMSM Oil cart SiHnal Altaian: jaeeifi Mat yueur maJtJoma; jl Jtd-t MufmM OU mm TlatraUd. Sort; U dined i AfaoawMe OUowrm Ji'nxnu Btadaih; kVt Muugnt QU ewcl Jr 'avndf, K i Vf Aesd't KagnttU Oil owrat H'dfUtngi; 'I :i Aerd't A? roaefte 0U eurtt i'nine la IU JSadk; j.-.Jtd't MitgntHo OUmtntAtrtoviAjfietion; Hfd'l MagntU OU Mrst JrocAe i IvoliacU. lot talewy SIMON JOHNSON, Daooewr, PltlerHfrrt, fa., wrte event) told also by B. A. lAHNBBTOUsf A CO., B. S.BBLLBBJ A 00,aad Druxltej tenerally, Si.te. per bottle. decllaSw B r tl and Its IT ealtd New OMjPcliUsMEgHouse J. H. RILEY T.? 0. BOWLES '.coLUMBua; ohio, XBf OHIO ITASDaBD SCHOOL IERIKI1 ThtFarait,Blohttt,BeitandObaapeit.. SPELLING AND ANALYSIS. Br Salem Towk, L. L. Town't Bpsllsr and Sefinsri Town's New Analyito. reading. Br 8. G. GooDtiCH, L. U D (Peter Parle.) Goodrich's New lit Reader. Ooodrlch's Now 4th Reader, Ooodrloh's New Bd Reader. Ooedrich't New Sth Reader. GowlrMi S 5d Reader. eosdfVAt New 8th Rtadtr. JRaw twdWfrM)rw wmk."am. ml. IT. OCOii. tM warn vj v... r. n n 1.. a U Ml lltl- ersiAy, tVAfe. MATHEMATICS. Oreenlesra Nttlonai Arithmetic, areenleafs Treatise on Algebra. dreenleaft Blements of Oeomstry. "Standard and Imperishable works of their kind; the richest and most comprehensive, at a series, thst have appeared In the en rrentnlntteetti century. rroj.rnr- GEOGRAPilY. j,..''. Bf 8 P. CORNIU..", Oornell't First Steps InOeography, Prettily Illustrated. Cornell's Primary Geography, Beautifully Illustrated, Cornell's Intermediate Qaoiraphywith New Maps. Oornell t Orammar-Sohool Oeography, 1 vol. quarto. Cornell's High School Uejgraphy and Atlas. Much ruperior to tny other fJeonaphlet with which I am acquainted." Son. Anton Smyth, Buptrintvt deaf PubUe htrvction, Ohio, ENGLISH GRAMMAR. BvD.B. To wtk, A, M., and B. P.Tws:d; A. M. Tower and Tweed's Elements of Grammar. Tower and Tweed's Common School Grammar. Tower and Tweedt Grammar ot Oompoaltloa. Tower's Common School Grammar will fill a position absolutely demanded by tht Educational want! of tht country.'' B. O. Crummbaufh, Dayton Big Moot. CUTTER'S PHYSIOLOGICAL WORKS. Br fiuMAM ut Gbunleaf, A. M. Jbr DWHd SciooU. Qreenlaafi New Primer Arithmetic. Greenleaf't Intellectual Arithmetic. Grecnleefi Common School Artthmetlo tor BlQ Behooll and AcaJtmUi. Firtt Lessons fat Pbyslslogy. Illnstrated, IS mo. Anatomy and Physiology, Illustrated, 18 mo. COPY BOOKS AND BOOK-KEEPING. Payson's, Daatoa and Scribnar's Ootsplttt Series. Banaford and Parson's Book Keeping, Double and Bin gle Entry. TT7 Terms of Introduction the most favorable. Teachers and School officers are reqnetted to communi cate with as. Single specimen eoplss rarnlthed at one-half tht atual ralet, J. II. RILEY cc X. tj. BOWLE8, Kpt.lS. worn Publishers, Columbus Ohio. BAWaOIENDBO BT-THA UTS SIR A3TLEY COOPER, or lohdow, aim DR. VALENTINE M0TT or arc tmi. Tht acknowledged Eeadaof the Frofesaioa la titha ueauspasre. Tht Met Dlarelia Tools, and InvioYimnL "Pha rinewt Extract of the itat.taw jnxriPXia 11 SKY. The. Purest and Moat Coetlj Gin Ex- stHAlttj INDISPENSABLE TO FEMALES, IMVAI IIARI r TA TUC CirMC INCOMPARABLE FOR THE AGED. THE SAFEST AND -HOST DELICIOUS-BEVERAGE W THE WORLD, For Bait).' Flnts and Onarta. hw avan m u.uavuas vriwvax, UI yWUUOJ iaierrMUUll. K00K OUT FOB BOOM N D O N G IN 8 B onlt OEirrnwB asttot.b t LO; CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN B. BALDWIN CO., IranortflTH Q1 T.fhort-vr r j mv4vj y b, s NKW YOJK. Sold Ut Ottambat kj I McUB A BIBTISATJX, Wholesale and Bete I Oroeert, Smteeasta Building. i. 0. A. WAGNER, and etbert. Ia Olaclanitl, by 0IBJ,I;CKSISIN ACO., ecSd-deodAlyw f.., andothen. I1IT0RTED GOODS. SO caset Italiaa Oil, Berton A Oe., for tablt utt. tu rnnen atuttard. favorite brands: S Boned Bardlnee. Ihe BB8T Bardinet lmp'td 4 ofCapentndOlivei 8 41 Tablt Ba area "Lea A Perrln'i Worcester shirt.! "Beyeri Saltana," 'John Sail,' io TSdoi. Wttnat and Tomato Oatsno.' nun,. --1, nin n. Cross A Sleckweli'a celebrited Inillsb srwBjee, consisting of "Uauuaower," "PI v t alill." Chow-Ohow," "Wslout," "On t lon,,"u0abbafs,' 'Beans," 'Oherk's" J aa'x rrotics. j t SO Indoa Porter. 100 Campbell's wlebrated Scotch AU. 6 eeeeaGinrer Prteerve.. S O boxes IUIUnMscarnl,audtermacllU. areas Gax'm Anl.ttnA. Ooleaaa'seeltbratsdlngUihMuiUrd.lnktlt.boxte, ri vm. McDonald tTTB WISH TO CALL, THIS ATTEN- "3 To etra AenoTtnarr or j f WaktcV'Toolr and 3 Materials Imported directly from tne emnnciones or wngiana flwiissr land, and whloh wt tjU tell at low, 0 act lower, than any other Importing, boast In tht United tec t. LBSOjrjBBBUX A SONS. 71 B. High BU, Columbus, 0. Mtidea Lane. Haw fork. eeelBdl .1 I MitoiiWartrt aad Wboletale pMaers'.it BOOTS AND SHOES, Soatbeart Cornor ot :lliguatd-lyBt.,, ';''V'WbtOO,';.w I COLVABUS,.,, .w......m,...OHIO, A targe Sttok ef floe and Staple Ooedteo mvi." s s. Iv-. sjsi.- Watt' A Oot re.nneml- Pearl Sarstva taperlcw artmle. received In atore, 1 fetealeb aiaABBA BSBTUACX, r .r.. eeiM M Sm teaman Solldlnf VJptVe w

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DISCOVER! OP THE AGE. lrR. KENNEDY. OF ItOXBDHVi 111 hat dlsoovered In one ot oar common peaturs weeds a iwmady that caret v-. v Every Hind of Humor. f kom r."-' Tht werst BorofnlB down to s eommon Pimple. Be haa tried It In over iiltvea hnhdred easel, and nev- tr failed except In two cases, (both thnnderhumor.) lie haa now In his potsettton over one hundred oertlflcstei of Its valus, an wtuiin twenty mnes oi notion. Two bottlts are warranted to ours a nunlng sore month. Ont to three bottles will cart tht wont kind of Plmplet on tht face. Two or three bottles will clear the system or biles. Two bottles are warranted to cart tbs wont cankor la the month or ttomsch. Three to five bottles are warranted to enrt tht won kind of Brytlpelaa. One to two bottles trt warranted Io cure all humor In the Kves. Two bottles are warranted to cure running e Iht can and blotches among the hair. -Fnr to alabotlea are warranted to Curt corrupt and running ulcers. uns bottle win core scsiy eruption oi tne sxin Two or three boftlei trt warranted to cure tht wtrtt kind of ringworm. Two or three bottlst trt warranted to cart tht most detperete cue ef rheumatltm. Three .to four bottle, are warranted tocure salt-Rheum Fivt to eight bottlei will onre the wont ease of scro fula. A benefit Is always experienced from the tint bottle, a perfect cure It warranted when the above quantity it taken. KOXBOBY, "ABB. Daat Madam: Ths renutallon of the Medical Dil covery. In curing all kinds of humors, Is so well estab lished by the unanimous voice of all who have ever need It, that I need not say anything on the subject, tt the most tklllfal physicians and the moat careful Druggist to the country are unanimous in its praise. In cresen tins- the Medical Discovery to roar notice, I do It with t fall knowledge of Its curative power, In re lieving all, and coring moat of those dtsesatt to which yon are anfortnnately so llshle. Thst most excruciating dlseatt to an affectionate mother, If VHSINO SOKE MOUTH, It eared as If by a mlrtols; your own temper Is restored to Its natural sweetness, and rowr babe from short and fretful naps to calm add tweet .lumbert; and the Medical Discovery becomes a fountain of bleating to your husband and household. In the more advanced sttfres of C A H at K It It txtendt to the stomach .cauilnir which Is nothing but canker on the ttomsch; then to tht Intettinet aad KIDNEYS. ereatlnra sinking, gont feeling, and an Indifference tvti to the caret or your family. Your stomach is HAW AND INFLAMED, your food distresses yon, tnd yoa can only Ukt certain kinds, and evta of that your system does not get hslf the nourlshmsnt It contains, as the aorlmonoos fluid of Iht canker eats It up; then your complexion loses Itt bloom and becomes sallow and greenhb, and your best day it goos. Por wsnt of nourishment your system be comet loose and flabby, and the fibre, of your body be come relaxed Then follow a train of dlietMl which tht Medical Discovery it peculiarly adapted to cure; Palpitation of the heart, pain In the tide, weakntu o ths spine and small of tlia back, pain of ths blp Joint when yoa retire, Irregularity of the bowels, and also, that most excruciating of diseases, the PILES. How many thousand of poor women an suffering Iron thlt disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next door neighbor does not know tot cause. I wish te Impress on yonr mind thst good okl proverb, "An ounce of prevention It better than a pound of core, Ia the MEDICAL DIBCOVEUY yoa have both th preventative tnrl the cure, with this great end good quality, that tt will never, O&dsr &ny olrcanutances, do you any Injury. THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY Is etpechly Intended for diseases ef the blood, but flow Its Introduction in tht Western Btates, it Is found to be tht bett AGUE KEMED1 that was ever before tbs public No change of diet ever necessary eat the best yutt can and get enough of It, DnaoTtoMs roa use Adult! one table spoonful per day Children over ten years, dessert spoonful Children from five te eiyht yean, (easpoonfnl. As no directions can be applicable to all eonaitnticni, take sufficient ft, operate on the boweli twice a day.- Yourt truly, D0NNALD KENNEDY.. Price S1.C0 per bottle. Por yevery druggist In ut united ota let. sepwi-dawly PROF. L. MILLER'S HAIR IH VIGOR ATOR, An Elfectlve, Safe and Economical Compound, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR To itt original color without dyeing, and preventing the iiairirom turning gray. FOR PREVENTING BALDNESS, And earing it, when there Is the least particle of vitality or recuperative energy remaining. FORREMOV1NG SCURF AND DANDRUFF And all cu tueoni affect! one of the Scalp.. FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR. Imparting to It an nneqaled gloss and brilliancy, nuking It soft and silky tn itt texture, and causing it to carl readily. iht great celebrity tnd Increasing demand for this on equeled preparation, coavtncea the proprietor that one trial it only necessary te satl fy a discerning public of Its anptriarquAlltleaaver toy other preparation ia net.' It clean tea tht head and scalp from dandruff and other tntaneoai diseases, causing the hair to grow luxuriantly; giving it a rich, soft, glossy and flexible appearance, and also, where the hair it loosening and thinning, it will give strength and vigor to the roots and restore iht growth to host parti which bavt become bald, causing it to yield a re,B covering of hair. j There are hundreds of ladles snd tentlemen In If,.' Tork whe have bad tbsir hair restored by the ate of thlt J inyirorator, when ail other preparations have railed, li. M. hat In hit possession letter! innumerable testifying to the abort faoia, from penont of the highest reducti bility. It will effectually prevent the hair from turning until the latest period of life; and in cases where'the h.ir has alreadv chanced it. color, the use of the Invirorator will with certainty restore It to it to lu original hue, rlv Ing II a dark, glossy appearance. As a perfume for tbe- touetauta Hair mstoiatlve it u particularly recom- eedsd, having en agreeable fragrance: tnd the trtat fa cilities it affords In dressing the hair, which, when moist with the Invlgorator, can be droned In tny required oral to aa topreterve lis piece, woemer piainor)n curls; hence the great d.mand for it by the ladtet at t Standard tolletartlcle which none ought to be without, as the price placet it wiuun ut reacn ot au, being -i Only Twenty-rive Cents I i per bottle, to ho bad at all respectable Drnggttti tnd :...1j... A-tnassert, v L. MILLIB wonldeall tht attention of Parents and Guardian! to tht ate of bit Invutorator. in eases where tbs children's batrlnclintt to be weak. Tht use of Jt lays tht foBndatioa for a pood Maa of hair, sa It re moves any Impurities that may have become connected with the tea Id. tht removal of which ll necessarr both tht health of tht child, tnd tht futurt .appearand of Oaittiois. Nnne tannine without lha 'fe.ilml1 T.ntTta MILLBB being on the outer wrapper; alio, L. MIL LEU'S BAI it INTIG0BAI0K. N. Y.. blown in th. glssa. I Wboleealt Depot, 38 Dey itreet, and sol lliy 111 tht principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world. Liberal dlsoount to pnrcnastrt try the quantity, j I also detlre te pnttat to the American Public my HTW ABS IBPB0VED IHSIABrABEOUl LIQUID HAIR DYE, which, after yean of tolentlflt experimenting, I hive broaxbt to perfection. It di et Blank or Brown Imtanthr wlthontlnjnry to tht Dalr or Sktnl warranted ths best article oi tne kind in distance. PRICE, ONLT 60 CENTS k Depot,' 56 'Deyr St., Now Yor. SUNDBLES- T7ARINA t TAPIOCO, Bago Arrow Boot, Bice Flour-' Peoteb Oat Meal wPearlBarsey u. BpUt Peat -JU. tJrackadWbeat Chocolate Coco Bromtttte Cream Tartar, Boda Plan Pronto a BeedleitRaJiUlf "'c Prtth Tomatott Peecbet Green Corn treth Cann'd Irolu of ivtry drtcrlplltf) Mint of til kinds; Flavoring Bxtncti of alt MrH Gum Drops; sllied Candles; Almonds, Fllbsrts, Peeon Nntl, 3gun wainute, Brull Nuts.tlo, wm. McDonald' E. r.TCOLLISTER, Wholotale and Itetall Dealer in TOBACCO, SiWFi ciGA N'o." 25 Fifth Street, Kli Keen n uatantlt hand all ths ta- n .s-ioaa BuAiXasa of i XtXXVtVtGSL Oct) xu-ijd Gi" r f Miscellaneous. Tnt AaULOAiiATtoii or LanoOAeas.-Thore It a grow ing tendency In this tit to appropriate the most txpret live words ol other langnsges, tnd after a while to In torpotatt them late our ewni thus tht word Cephalic, ahlcfc It from the Greek, tlgntflng "for tht head," Is now becoming popularised In connection with Mr. bpald in.'a ereat headache remedy, but It will soon be nted In a mora general way, and tht word Oephslio will become it common at ieotroiypeene many omen wnoss ais tlnclion at foitign words bss been worn away by common usage, until they teem "native and to tht manor born." --r-.-f 'ardly B1U4. Ml 'ad 'n orrible 'eadacht thlt bafternoon, hand I Itenptd Into tht hapothecary't, hsnd says hi to ths man, "Can yoa hease me of an 'eadachsl" "Does it hache ardl" says'e. "Hexceedlnitly," layt hi, hand upon that 'e gavt ma a Ctphallo Pill, band 'pon ma 'ooor it cared mc to quick that I 'ardly.reallsed I 'ad 'ad an esd- tcho.. IO IltAnAona it tin favorite tlgn by whloh nature makst known any deviation whatever from tht natural state of tht brain, and, viewed in this light, It may be looked on at a safeguard Intended to give notice of die eaia which mi.hl otherwise escape attention, till too late to bs remedied; and Its Indications should never be neglected, lleadsch.s may e cititinea anaer two nam.t. vis: Symptomatic and Idiopathic Bymptomatio Headache it exceedingly common, and is the precursor or t great variety or aisesies, among wmcu ara apu nl.. Gont. Bhenmatlim. and all febrile dlKSies. In Its nervous form It is sympathetic ef disease of the inmach.con.tltutlor tteiUafacA,ot hei allo dlseatt constituting oUiovt Maaacu, ol worms, runaupauun, and other dlsordn or Iht bowtlt. as wen as renal and nMrlraaireotlona. Diseases of the he.rt art verv fre quently attended with headaches; anseinla and plethora are alto affections which frequently occasion headache. Idiopathic headache It alto very common, belne usually diatingulthtd by tht name of ntnovi ntaaaoAt some times coming on tuddsnly In a slats of apiiareutly sound health, and prostrating at once the mental and physical energies, snd In other Instances ttcmneson slowly, ber iriMi h d.Dlon of soiills or acerbltv of temper. In most instances the pain Is In ths front of the head, over ont or both eyet, and lometimet provomng vomiung; under this elsss may also be named Xturalgta. Vortha treatment of either class 01 headache the 0e- hallo Pill, have been found a sure and safe remedy, re leving the most acute paint In a few minutes, and, by Its subtle power, eradicating the disesies of which head ache tt tne unerring index ErldsiAl M i.ins wants toa to lend her a box of Ce phalic Ulue; no, a bottle ef Prepared Villi bnt I'm thinking that't not Just it naltl:er; but perhaps yt'll be efrhor knowlnt ahat it Is. Ysset she's nigh deadend gor t with the'SIck Hesdarhe, and wants tone mere of that ssme as relaived her before. fimaaUt Ton mu.t mean Boaldlni'l Cenballo PH'I MriJttt.Gch I sure now and you've led It Hero's tht qutrtber, and glvt tht Pills, and U.m't te all day about It, alther. I Conttlpatlon tt Coitivenett. No one of the "many Ills that flesh It hair to" Is io prevalent, to little undentood, and ao much neglected as Ooitlventti, often orlitinstlng In oarelsssneis, or seden tary habits. It is regarded aa a slight disorder, of to little consequence to excite tnxitty, while In reality It li the pre'joraor and companion oi many or tne most ra tal and dan mens diseases, and unless early eradicated, It will brlni; the aufferer to aa untimely grave. Among tht lithter .Vila of wbicb Costtvenest u the usual atten dant arc Headache. Colic, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles, andothen of like nature, while a lung train of frightful diseases, such as Msllgnsnt rsvsrs. Accesses, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Dyaneyila, Apoplexy, fpilepsy, Parelyiil, Hysteria, Hypochondriasis. Melancholy, and Insanity, first indicate (heir presence In the system by tbis.alarming symptom. Not nnlrequently the disease! nsmed orlglnste in Constipation, bat Use on an lode pendent existence unlets tht csuse Is t radicated in an early stae. From all these considerations, It follows that the disorder should receive Immediate attentlun whenever it occurs, snd no person should neglect to get a box of Cephalic Pills on the tint sppearauce of tht com plaint, at their timely ase will expel the lutkJkus ap p roaches of disease, and detlroy thlt dangerous foe to numtn me. A Bcal BlettlEg. Phytkiin.' Well, Mn. Jones, how Is that headscbst Mr. Jone. Gonel Doctor, all gonel the pill you lent cured me in Just twenty minutes, and I wish you would tend me more, ta fhtt I can have them handy. Phyileta Yon can get them atany Druggists. Call for Ctpbalic Pint. I find they never fail, and I recom mend Uiem In all eases of Deadacha.- 1 Jfrt. Jontt. I shall send for a box directly, and shall tell all my tunering frt'ndi, ror tney are a real out ing, T-.vv Mu.Lto.tor Doixam BAVto.-Mr. Bnaldln.

hat sold two millions of bottleiof bU celebrated Prepar-1 edGlue, and it Is estimated that each bottle saves st least tsn dollars 'worth of broken furniture, thui making an aggregate of twenty million! of dollars reclaiming from total loss by this valuable Invention. Having made his Olue o nonsehold word, be now oropeses to do ths world still greater tervloe by curing all the aching htadi with his Cephallo Plili, and If they are it good at hit Glue,HeccheswlllioonvanlthawayllkeinowlhJuly.mnct TTT'Ovia axaTUiuT, and the mcntal'cttt and anxlt- ty Incident ta elote attention to butinest or itudy, an among Iht numerous causes of Nervous Headache. 1 he disordered itatt of mind ami body Incident to Ibis dis tressing complaint, Is a fatal blow to all energy and am billon. Sufferen by thlt disorder -can alasys obtain speedy relief frosn these dlitreailng attacks by oilng one of the Cephalic Plllt whenever the symptoms appear. It quiets tut overtasked brain, and toothed the ttrslnsd snd Jarring nerves, aad rtlaxtt the tension of tbt atomach which alwait accompanies and aggravates the disordered condition of tne brain. Pacts wotTa Ktowtire. SpaMing'i Cephallo Plllt tn a certain care for tick fjeidecbe. Bilious liemlact.e, nervi us Headache, coitivenett, and General Debility. GtiAT DiscovrsT. Amonr tht most Imooilant of all tne treat mtmcai aiicoverwt orthlt sire mar bs consid ered the system of vaccination for protection from Small Poir, the Cephallo Pill for relief of Headache, and ths nse of Quinine for the prevention of Fevers, either of bleb It a suit speclfio, whose benefits will be experieno. ea ny luuering Humanity ion alter tnetr uiscoveren art ILrDld you ever have tht Bk Headache t Do yoa remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow, the loathing and disgust at the tight cf focdf Mow totally unfit yoa were for pleasure, convention, or study! Ont of the Cephalic Pills would hsvt relieved yoa from all the suffering which yoa thin experienced. For this tnd other purposes yoa should always have a box of j inem on aanu to ota at occasion requires CURE KepvousHeadache cure e 5V By tht oat of theet P11U tht periodic ttutokt ot Xof eoiir or SkJt BtaiatM may be prevented and If taken at tht oommenoement of an ttttck Immediate relief fro pain tnd ttctnesi Will beobtalotd. They seldom fall In removlDg tht Samtd tnd Beat- aeh to which femaliitra to tabjtct. They act gently tpon tbt bowels removing OotUct-1 lia'Utmuy Jbui ShuUnt,: Valletta Ismaltt, tod all pertoMof tettilavf .habtt, Ouy art Taltablt u t loatH, tanprpvlng tht appttiU, giving font and etfof to tht dlgettlTt organs, and restorlbg tht natural elasticity and strength of tbt whole lyttcm. THS CIPnALiaPILLSite the retultof lorgmret- tigatloa end carefully, otndneted txpertavtnttv hartnl In atd tnany yttrt, darlnt which tinat Usyhave prevtme and relieved t vttt amoont of rln and injrw Ing rtom Headacha, whether originating in the Mrwow lyittm or from a deranged itau ot the tttmacA Thty trt entirely regtUMt Id their'oompoilUon, tnd may be taken at all timet with ptrfeet safety without making any ehangt of dltt, and th 2fn J amy I fJtXT?'''0? l Bl WAB1 01 COUNTS BFlitS Tht gsn'ulnt bain fire signatures oT Henry C Spalding I onaaoh'Bda'.-V' t i-"-w AV.7Z.rmMlbreW A wed will be Wt by mMlibrtpald, OO receipt ef the I Prloo, CO OOZXtXIre' All orden thoald be addressed to ,1"" HENUY C, pAl-DlNOf bovU 48 Cedar street. New Torn. I

t. 1860-61 1860-61 1860-61 1860-61 Winter Arrangement---Time Changed. Great Northern and Eastern Route. Great Northern and Eastern Route. CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS Cincinnati. RAILROAD t Connecting at Crestline with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago HAILBOAD For Pittsburgh, Philadelphia And Baltimore); Alto for Fort Wayne and Chicago. Connecting at Cleveland with th. lake I. For .Dunkirk Shore Builroad Buffalo, Albany, New York. Boston and TWO TllAIIVS DAILY (except Sunday)'' from Colnmbnt,! In connection with Traimoa tht Little Miami Columbus Xenta Rallroadt. PIBBT TRAIN. NIGHT BXPRR88 Leavet Oolumbui at 3.25 a. m Will leave pstsengera at all itatlont, tooth of Galllon stop at Delaware. Ashley, Oardintton, Gilead and at all talloni North ol Galllon, arriving et Oleveland at B:ie a. nr., Dunkirk :2il p. m., Buffalo 6:05 p. m., New York HM p. m., Boitnn 4:3.1 p. m., Pittsburgh wfo. Crest line 3:40 a. m., Philadelphia 7:011 a. m., Chicago via Urafton 11:00 p. in. Aiau vouueoliiiB at ghaiuy for ali points on ths Bandusky, Mansfield A Newttd Ballroad. BKC0ND TRAIN. MAIL AND EXPRKBS-Leavel Oolumbui tt S.OV p. a., will stop at all stations south of Bhelby, tnd at Hal- sm. New London, Wellington, Grafton andBerea, arriv ing at Cleveland 8:50 p. m.. Dunkirk 3:00 a. in- Buffalo t a.Sa.rn., New York 10:00 p. m., Boston 13:30 a. m.,. PIlthui(rhcaCrestllut 8.30 a. m., Philadelphia 5 00 p. m.,0hicsof(iaralb3natia:s0a.m. Also connects at Shelby for all points oo Sandusky, Mar.lfleld A Newark Ballroad, Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all i Right Trains to Chicago, New Tork and Boston. UT Baggag Chtthtd Through to Ntio York ond Bolton viii CUvtland, ulto to Philadelphia, New York via Creilline. BBTTJENINO. Night Iiprcn arrives at Oolumbui at 1:30 a. m. Cincinnati JCxpreet arrives at Columbus at 1:40 p. m. Fare at Loir at by any other Ruato. Ask for itckett eiti Crestline or Cleveland. B. 8. IUNT, Buiier't, Cleveland, Ohio. JAMK8 PATTKBB0N, Agent, Juneli Columbus, Ohio. 3 CENTRAL OHIO R. BETWEEN COLUMBUS AND WHEELING. I I I CAN DBPEMO DTON i m to tt limfi 311(1 Olirft I (illllMl IftflSB Tblt ia the Only Route offering a Tbroueh Ticket ti Bag;xage Clieck Io WASHINGTON CITY; And th only HumU giving to tht Patltngtrt th lirivtioo of oMtlng th (Ml of llaltiraore, Philadelphia Aftetv Tork, At tht cost of a Ticket to i'tio York only by other Llnei 1W0 TBAINB LSAVB COLUMBUS DAILY SoNDATt ElCIfTID. EXPBKB8 AT 3:00 a. a., atopplng atall Statlona npon aignal being given, arriving at Bellalrt tt 8:i0 a. m., oonnecung unineaiateiy wun traiui on Tbct Ualtlmore Oklo UallroaA Por Baltimore, Wsshlngton City and ths Booth, and Phi adelphla, New York, Boston, and the last. Alio with trains on the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, via Wheeling A Pittsburgh ft it., for Pittsburgh, fltr riiburgh, l'hiladslpbia. New fork, Bolton and the Bast. Thlt train alto connects at Newark with 8. M. A N. ti. B., and at Zauesville with 0. W A Z. B. B. for Lancas ter, Ao. MAIL AT 40 p.m., stopple, at all Station! noon lie- nal being given, arriving at biuaia at fcttl p. m., con aecttng im.nediatoly with traina on The Baltimore Ohio Jlallroad for Baltimore, Washington City and th. South, and Phil adelphia, New York, Boston, and the hast. Also with train on the PENNSYLVANIA CENTHAL, l m..nll.. A nill.U.t, It t wvs.a.s a. rw L." "r,,'". rl'VLV'y J riaru i .11, ruiuwciiiui..i.,w jura, .whs, antl me Kasx. ti.i. r.in .i. t.n.,.i. i 7..,im. .iiv. n u7 W v.. Lancuter. Ao -'.v" 1 m. InAI tLCn) I J Iflt CAST FRf iM AT.T. WTSTPRNf PDTMTPi KUiU ALLl W t3 i.t'ti" r0lN f8 1 Aana Tint Suite Allowxd rot Mtau. SLEEPING CARS on ALL NIGHT TRAINS Ask for Tickets via Columbus and Wheeling. For farther Information and Throtlgh Ttctl, apply a M. L. DOHKBTY. Ticket Agent, Union Depot. HiiLannii! r rcaiuant, Aaneaviue. JOHN W. BROWN. botSO General Ticket Agent, Columbus. BALTIMORE AND OHIO. RAILROAD. GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. TEHIHINA I liv AT v WASHINGTON and Baltlmorson the Kaat, and Wbeellna. Henwoori and Parkersimrg ot Hit tt est, et which placet It unites with Railrotda, Bteamen, o.,for and from all poinlt In the It'eaft Sonth.weet and Nortta-weat THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL THE EASTERN" CITIES. Thlt It the only routs to Washington City. Paasenten by this route can visit Baltimore. Phil dslpbla, New Yoik snd Boston, at the cost of a ticket to Boston alone ny other lines. Through tickets to the Kastarn cities can be procured via Washington City at tn additional charge of two dot Ian, ButariNe Cass attach rn to all nintiT Tiin. Time at auiei and far allow at via anil otTur rout. Inaulnfor UcaeU sis Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at any of tht principal Ballroad offices in the West, J. it bui.liy ah, uen i weitsrn Agent, Brxums, Ohio. L. M. COLS. General Ticket Agent, W. V. BMIT11, Matter TrantporUtlon,' OOtSd-tf. BAlTIHOXt, Md, a WHO SHOULD USE i J. BOVEE DODS' DR. IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS'? All who are afflicted with Incipient Consumption or Weak Lungs should use them. Allwhoeuffer from Weak Stomachs,' Indigestion. Dye peptiaorEtletthouldute thim. ..All who lOtTer from General or Nervoas Debility, Besllestustt at aight. Want of Sleep, Ao., should ase them,.: All nenont whe an eonrsletcent after fever or other lloknets thoald net tbem Mlnittera of tbt Goepel, Lawvtn. Ltctunn. And al pnbllo tpeakera thoald nit them. -I Book keepers, and all nersnns leedln. .Md.ntar.lir thoald ate them. j The and and roflrm should use thesa. All who require a stimulant ertenio should at them. All wbt are addicted to the ue of ardul at kits and with tewform.tbenld oat them. i bey are mads of anurs Sherry Wine, and of the na tive plants and herbs of the country, and thoald be re- eotaaaeBded by temperance eocieties, cltrgymtn, phjal otans, mod ail frieada ot humanity. Vhtj are prepared by aa exvenencee and skillful phy ttelaa, and, aside f ram their saedltlnal properties. Are a most delightful kewetagei and yet, at a atediotce, ate aa rnnoevnt aad harm lees aa the deoaof heaven,,.:, Bold by dragatstt ttntrrally. t i -j CBABl.BB. WIDS1TIKLD CO Proprietor, TS WUllam St., New York. E0BERT3 BAUUEL, IgBEts, :Y, ....r'.'ColsiiiiBaetOiiia) ..eooawAwir. II J J O-lll tOOLUBIUIJIIt OHIO) AGRIC0lTLmtWAREHpTJSK I.. 'AJrid Seed Store, r j -suLisiri;:,,,. a GENERAL HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASS, lABD, PDTTY.fJOBDAai, Gaatt Pleloltt .weeaft WUltW tFtyt. 1. nee, en' Paoklnt. tol-dly XaOTJXLaOJCvTOZII. WEB H WHKFl.m, Mi,i,ATTAa. Bsranrm and lavnu r,.. i. iTi nxw wMWM.iunrTw man vminioi 11A1TVOXD Haw Xeaa Liraand Com, Motoa Lira. OfUeo, 81 nifh St., JATAf t's m eWip. l.U'.i'Jit.l i