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We learn that the new style Of ladies'
dress was worn in our streets on Saturday,
and much admired by those SO fortunate
as to get sight Of the novelty. Toledo
Republican. H Aes '@a M asA 4
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The Virginia Convention, on Thursday
refused to consider The proposition to
adjourn in June to some other place than
Richmond, or 10 adjourn over till Sep,em-
Der. They are considering the bill Of
rights, and have declared that "all elec-
tions shall be free," and .welve men con-
stitute a Jury in civil cases.
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The ApPoRTroNMENT.- There is in
course Of circulation around this county
dirty lying document, purporting 10 be
Gan Address TO The People Of Ohio, on
the New Constitution" Among its
charges against The new code, The appor-
iionment is stated as gerrymander, and
il is attempted to prove this by instancing
the following Democratic Senatorial Dis
tric,s:.
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Gain under The new, sl52,2ol 81

Supreme Court this year will be held
in Paulding, July lst; Defiance, July ed;
Williams, July 4th-(shameD Fulton
July 5lh; Henry, July 7.h; Lucas, July
9Th; and Wood, July llhl-Def. Dem.
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Coon For MARyLANp!-Now Fo

Coon FOR MARYLAND!-Now FOR
OHlo!-The gratifying news comes by
Telegraph, from Maryland, that the New
Constitution is adopted by 40 900 major
iiy. The whig leaders fought il desper-
ately as radical locofoco, destructive doc
uments, but the people were above their
tricks s.-OhiO Statesman. atc5g
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3 0r Auditor Woods told the Legisla-
TUE that in 1850 the banks paid $751;
OO4 Of taxes TO the State, and hatiftaxed
on their notes and bills discounted as
other properly is taxed they would have
paid $2o7 400. A difference of$l5o,-
1856, enough for three months school
in every school district in the State The
Legislature passed a law to tax Banks as
other property is taxed. The Board Of
Control has met and decided to resist
the Legislature. The new Constitution
will bring the Banks upon an equality
with the people in this respect, and hence
the Shylocks Of the Board Of Control and
their minions over the State resists its
adoption by the people.
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CONCORD, N. II, June 4.

The Legislature organized to-day, Hon.
John s. Wells, dem, elected President
of the Senate. N. B. Bataer, dem.,
Speaker Of The House.
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New YoRK, June A.

The Asia brings the report that the
Cabinet ofVienna has set Kossuth and
others al liberty on condition that they
Immediately leave Europe.
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alton il Is hoped to defeat the new code
for Ohio, bul The hope will assuredly be
defeated, and then how the bankers,
corporators, unpopular Office holders,
,rickstera and humbugs will curse the
State, because it's people are TOO wise to
be gulled by their specious falsehooJs.
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BANK TAxATIoN.-Under the new
constitution The present Banks of the
state, il is estimated, would pay as
taxes, $2O6,063 20
They now pay 53,S62 So
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less population in WING DIatrlcts o,all

Showing that the seven smallest Wing
Districts contain six thousand less pop
ula,ion than the seven smallest Demo.
cratic Districts, and that what was en-
deavored to be exhibited as gross par.
tizan partially has no real existence.
This is characteristic specimen Of the
rascality Of the attacks made upon the
Constitution by the tools Of the money
power. +
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The Legislature Of Wisconsin passed
a law in March last, which relieves the
sect known as the Seventh Day B ptists
from the usual liabilities OF the Sabbath.
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I New York will have 80 Members by
ratio and for fractions. Virginia is
only entitled 10 l3 Members. a 81
The Republic says: ave understand
the correctness OF the returns are not yet
entirely vouched; but VIC presume they
are sufficiently SO as TO render it proba-
BILE there will be no change in the appor.
tionment as given" Hfii i''"
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Finy-fve marriage licenses have been
issued from the Clerks Office in this place
since the first day Of January last. We
think this is "marrying off" with some
speed for a snew W county."-Lima Argus.
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The orders Of the CLIQUE.

Daniel Peck, of Belmont, one Of the
whig leaders iii the Convention, which
formed the Constitution, to be adopted
next Tuesday, has come out in letter
in favor Of it, and has among other state
ments the following. (lt must be kept in
mind that the principle Of biennial ses.
sions in ntroduced into the new Constitution
will prevent the expenditure among va.
rious interests atColumbus ofmuch money
now annually expended Where, as we'll as
curtail the necessity for lobbies, hangers
on, &c, at that city, during Legislative
sessions, and very satisfactory reason
can be deduced why the self-interested
lew there should have sought to bend
the interests Of a great party and Of o
great State to their little advantage:) q
"Before the final vote was taken, the
whig members were compelled to make
up their minds whether they would 60
for or against the Constitution as whole
They had a strong appeal made to them
from COLUMBUS 10 60 against that insiru-
ment in one solid phalsnx; but on con.
sultation, great majority concluded that
the best thing that could be done under
all of the circumstances, would be to
vote for the Constitution, having before
left their marks on the various provisions
in detail, and having obtained at the
close many important notifications in
our favor.
Now who were the whIs members oil
that Conventiona Can you doubt their
Judgment, prudence, or patriotism?-
Surely you do not. 6
| Feeling confident then, that the new
Constitution in most respects is quite
superior to the old one, and trusting, that
as occasion may demand, the new one
win be amended to suit the real wants ol
the people, / will most cheerfully vote
for ito ratification, and recommend all
others to do the same.
dli9 faa5 73 DANIEL PECK.
Ma, 90 1oE1 E11t8kt 1881 t'11 NE3e
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or What is the defect in the old
Constitution. is asked by the. opponents
of the new. This question comes now
too late. A majority Of $4,000 Of the
people decided In favor ofa Convention
to adopt new Constitution. That vote
settled the question. '.l. 'a ''. z
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STATE STocKs, &c.---We heard last
week, at Lima, Judge Ranney, Of the
supreme court, deliver an able argument
on the new Constitution. Among other
subjects, he alluded to the taxation or
the money invested in State and other
Stocks. He remarked that there were a
dozen citizens in his county, the owners
Of about 100000 of State Stocks. As
might be expected they were about the
ablest to pay their taxes Of any citizens
in the County. Yet they paid nothing
While others who had but a few dollars
or a few hundreds were taxed to the full
extent Of their means Of every descrip-
tion. The Judge reasoned tina. this was
most unjust, and we think our readers
will agree with him.
BY the action of the new Constitution
several millions ofdollars Of monies in
vested in State and other stocks, which
now escape taxation, will be brougbl
upon the tax duplicates, and made to
bear due share Of the public burdens.
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or The State can have no right 70
license that which is wrong.
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THE SEVENTH cENsEs.
WASHINGTON, Friday, MAY 23

The Republic Of this morning pub
fishes the Seventh Census Of the United
Sta.es, complete, exhibiting also the ap'
portionment of representatives in Con-
gress. The following arc the results:
/ i9 Population.
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.I
Of Ohio have never ye, adopted a Consii:
tuition, BY their vote. The one we have
now was moi submitted to be voted upon
BY iIle people. But The one now pre-
seuted will be, whom adopted, their ac-
and doed-the charter which will give
to sheLegisls:ure its bounds, and 10 every
department Of the government lis due
limit, reserving TO the people, 10 the true
sovereign power all privileges not grant
ed. Is il necessary 10 pretend that this
will not be The peoples work and will!
II may be,uniil Tuesday next,in hopes 20
prevent BY indirection what BY bold and
open means the opponents of the Consii
tuition have no means Of accomplishing
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Total population ..............,23, ,267 ,496
Representative population ....2l 1892, ,625
The whole number Of Representatives.
is 233. The following States each have
a Member added to the number Of the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

g Cik I'd Supervisors. fo.ba &c. Ills.

lFee Cik I'd Supervisors. fo,sa &c. HTs.
Nt>fRtl FolNr, Sept. 30. 1851.
Al persons interested are hereby notified
.at tte fiiloWing described lands and town
#, sold IN April 1910, for the taxes OF the
,.5r Isis, remain unredeemed in my Office.
aw therefore, unless the taxes and charges
NON such tracts shall be paid on or before
..a 18Th day IF April A. ID. 1859. sand lands
ai town lots viii be forfeited, and upon APP
aaiion. dee.'s viii be granted to tie pur
.assrs for the same.
THO'S S ALLEN.
Clerk = 4 Supervisors. Iowo co. WIS.
Seet.ol -40a Tafss 4
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NOE POSTS

~ SUPPLY ct trstrate lIEML0J5 Fence
- Posts ior sale. Enquire I'll ;le Es.cs. Store.
A.aica "a ID ,. FAlRCUtLD & go.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-02

Mineral Point Oct. :, 1880 J5l-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03
NJSCuIESOIfS FaCTIOSIST.

After violent struggle will be remembered the Lcgis
laure of Pennsylvania its last session passed law
peunp the obnoxious section OF the law Of lSi which pro-
hbited the Of the as in Pennsylvania for The sacSeep
ing of recaptured fugitive slaves. The Wing free.s1 Co.
vernon of the State Johnston brought al! his influence 10
bear against law bu, in vain. The law passcd-but
has not We, received his official signature To carry out his
miserable design of obtaining the abolition vote the indlv
dual who now disgraces the gubenatoal chair of Pcnnsyl
vania impuden,ly violates his duty and in denying this
small &C, OF Justice the Son endangers the Union OF the
States The excuse he alleges for signing the law is as
absurd as it is infamous in its motive. 1t is as follows:
Tho Union has never been In danger it the pre-
sent moment, and all that had been said BY the aarmss
upon the subec, gasconade These were his SEN
meurs and if The people did not ike them he could not
help il; nor did he care much ABOUT H.
We look 10 the people of conservative Pennsylvania to re-
pudiae such ,rckster The hypocrisy and mischief Of
such falsely protesting Unonsis are powerfully exposed by
the n Y Journal of Commerce. which strips off their hide
md exhibits them in their coors OF practical dsunon
lists:
THE UNION or THE s'TA1ES;;-Thc preience TIA,
the dissolution Of The Union is impossible is shallow de-
vice 10 avoid the responsibility of ndey 10 the Con5tiiu
lion Such an excuse profered by such men as Messrs
Seward, Sumner, Van Buren, and KanoH Is unwGIhy OF
serious argument Ii shocks oil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all
hisorv-and libel on the ouncers OF ue Conslution
We live in an age Of revolutions Within the memory OF tie
living mighty empires have been dSme'ncfca ana destroy
ancen KINGDOMS have been boited from exstence-ncw
ones have arisen and after cphemca existence passed
into their oblivion The poitica surface OF Europe has
changed many times within sixty years And even no" in
every murnu of intelligence from that quarter we hear the
sounds Of ana o Of
march of Revolution. Everywhere, he'ei c 'ea' u '"
perplexes moparchs." ii.
To complaints the circumstances, the atesna invita-
lions Of the South to renew the anity Oh o'hef hes
the rebukes and patriotic resolves OF the same peo
Pile adurng their brethren Of the North TO desis from 'F
dangerous Vaccinations the aeitaors turn deaf year vi
they condescend 10 reply is TO insult them WIN e de
caraton that there danger that the Union is ndlssou
BILE And this Is the sting, hidden in the sohsn that The
suerable ndgny provoca,ion high minded people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03
y1lGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.

Esrp,y May 3U.-rhc Convention met putsuar. 10 az
ournmen, Proceedings p@bIa meetings held in liaro.
vcr and Cal counties irregard The basis Of represent.
tation, were presented and ,a. upon the table.
The Conyou,on then .esolvci itself into Committee 81
III. Whole on the report the Committee On the ksh; o.!
Satt:age--Mr. SMErFEf in u" chair
Mr. ~ tIAkSeg- moved 10 amend the 81 section. which
ives the right Of sGii;ac oeyery "ht MAJ. ezeh 81 me
Commonwealth and Of The Un!r"d States "o Tie age o.!
wears and upwards, who shall have been resident
Of The State yca.s, ant Of The county, cy o Town In
when he Claims vote, reive month. next preceding AZ
election by Inserting ate tAt "nI" Election, Tue o''o"
ia, and who during tia period shall have paid county
o: STATE TAN"
Nh OK moved to an,li the amendment by substituting
nd Who shall no: have been returned !nTvent Or Hen en
.- h state COUNTY II" preceding year. Rejected
Nj JASxEY moved amend the proposed amendment 0y
substituting 'and who shall nav: Pa:d the state county an
CORPORATION ixss with wh he ma: have t'u assessed !o
the preceding wear" Rejected, ayes 80, noes H.
The question recurring agreeing 10 the amendment OIL
cd BY Mr. Girn.t pat and determined In ire mega
tive.
M Blue then offered a substitute for the entire section
watch he afterwards withdrew.
Mr. Boris moved amend the said section so n TO MAKE
the qualification of residence IN the State one year lns;eac
two. Rejected.
Mr. Boris further amend the said section by al.
ding proviso that person moving from one iArt Of
congress sOnal or senatorial district 10 another shout! lose
ht~ night to vote.
Pending the consideration Of this p:4ros!i!on the commit
aud reported progress
Sir WILllA- of SHENANDOAH moved 10 take ~ the re.
solution ot;cr,! ~ him yestcls TO adjourn uaiil the
,.4v q. September.
Mr. WISE gave notice thai, uness the Convention PIE.
crossed with the business .o!e IT. he would 2:;
move thnt the body adjourn sire Die Ii the cholera small
2y and yellow combined 10 stack The Gig, y"
one would be for remaining er near the prn'nS OH
ccs and proceed dispatch tie business before the Conve
ton.
On notion the Convention aGlonnsi until tomorrow al
. o'c,ocE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03
mont /:
THE VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION Or
NEW YORK.

lis probable that Wings have succeeded in eec.inga
sufficient, number Senator'S achieve their outrage oil
he Constitution and give them the patronage and the
means 10 lavish the peoples money in premature compile
Tin, nj the Canal which, the Constitution plainly declared,
should he done gradually. Money is all powerful aud IL was
dcr, TO resist tho fascinating argument contained in the
xrendture Of nine eleven millions Of dollars. Oh the
cleared their skirts There has been recently rapid multi
nc,on OF banks The able y. Y. Commercial Corespon-
dent of The Union thus points out the misches OF the pas
ssge of the New York Canal bill
Since the massage of the New York law restraining the
f dscount To per cent five banks have been or
,;1rd in New Jersey under the tree law oil at o'ae ~
sniy circulation TO New York quarter discount In
Mss,chnstts free banking law has also been passed,
hicb ,yu spcedy swell credits there In TINS State hee
o, c,nce that the elections to-day vi" 50 terminate as
10 throw out enough OF the resigned senators 10 pass e
81 mo 600 canal BILL which will supply s3UoVooo OF scrip
htrc ,ngus al par for the security Of bank notes Inc
sntnr interest will aiIrd market for 1t, although no cap
;,,s Gill touch 50 papably illegal paper As IS oy
lave N he taken as security for notes, the BROKER odHs w"
,,n il oer notes on IT, and put these in circulation With
~ ,irn strow if the stock is Sc; aside or not Inc Ell
@ will he 10 enhance the paper credits IN the "'ale on es
security.
frr,r, ,he Sew York Jonnal of Commerce. May ~
Six of the welve resgnng Senators nave oeo
three have been superseded by Wings and hree by Charge
ment Democrats. ~ Eo - H.
Tho chances with one exception are on the me Of the
Canals / the Erie Canal the Gencsee valley Cina or
,h plck River Canal all % which come IN ior s,are oil
the 1iuIdrr II The Canal bill: becomes ii" mere - no.
,ian like a.ro!s vii, tJccts /" be sccon iislicd
which canru: DC carried BY lis intrinsic MERITS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03
METHODIST CHURCH CONTROVERSY.
I. $. Circuit Court, uEsuuy, -1Iy =.
poC,-, Iudoas Nelson and Belts.

:.
The claim OF plaintiffs, Mr.. Wood remarked is entirely
fa!Iacous. They claim partnership ms Is 10 efIo
neous view They somewhat Warranted IN ie ma -
IS I; Kentucky called the MaysvIe case, Dat twas en-
.relv unfoundsd believe lney claim on me law chaTi-
table use Such is public use II s called soosraSe
the largest part is based charitable iounoaton lhe'e
are four clements the founders the trustees the managers
who conduct and distribute, and lastly the Conesnces
The management, is according 10 the intention oil lie ouno-
Suppose all the henchciar leg should nave aehpeo 20
ALLEVIATE They would have had right lne rat Is en-
forced and managed according The scheme and hr right
when in dispute and difficulty, BY the Attorney Gnera-
Mr.. w showed case in New Hampshire Reports 'hee Inc
beneciares attempted 10 divide the property amg them
selves and the Attorney General nsrfe'ed and he Court
held 10 be retained If it charity they hav no right
except under the charity.
the law exists Law, and enforced where the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03
From the Baltimore American
THE WIFE.

"rbinL YOU, ii Laura had been Pe;rsrch,s wife,
He would have written sonncts all his hle -
No-had she been wife, ike mine'
Gracing some sweet aoooe,
Her name would live in loftler line
In epic, or IN ode.
The sonnet 8 meant for lighter love
Than satisfies he breast =
For transports, thro' the brain that rove,
But leave the heart al rest.
For him who courts some fancied form,
That brains creative power
Has robed in woman's winning charm,
To cheat his weary hour.
Something OF air, that fades away
Before the ink grows dry;-
That cannot smile upon his lay,
Nor bless it with sigh.
Ior sucb as sit beside the stream,
And WOO some Naiad there;-
Who, all their lives of raptures Dream
Which wiser natures share.
For one who wanders thro' the grove,
Or strolls in alleys green,
Invoking some coy Dryad's love,
Who deigns not 10 be seen.
But streams grow cold; the Naiad HE,
From winters stern alarms;-
Her vot'ry 10 the firesde HES,
And there his passion warns
The storms prevail; the forest shake
The alleys green grow bare;
The wood Nymphs all their bowers forseKe
And leave him in despair.
These let the sonnet's bounded verse,
It's passing breath proclaim
While rhapsodists of love discourse,
Who know it but BY name.
But Home-the Wife-lhe sober Joys
That 10 the hearth-stone throng;
Our prattling girls, our noisy boys,
Should live in endless song.
Time, and the changing seasons bring
To these their varying bliss;
But how could bachelor Pctrarch sing
OF Paradise like this
400 Nav 1871 W. B. B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03
POETICAI4.
From he Norfolk Dali. News


r,,o ,e,vet moss will greenly grow
AI TI,nn ,he bleak and sterile rock;
rhopob round its head the lghtninss gio"
n Even with the thunder's shock.
Though other trees on hill and PLAN
Their leafy honors long have sheu;
The pine and Cedar still remain,
And I'm in fadeless green their head
The Ivy Ger the Wondering wall
To verdant tendrils still will fling;
And az TO stay its tottering fall,
In close and fond embrace will cling.
TITS thus around the human heart
All desoate and sad within;
Though friend may after friend depart,
Some loved one still will fond!y tft"e'
Though every ray of hope be fled ,u..
And storm clouds darkly roll the WINE
IJpon the darkened soul is shed,
The light of her own anger s'''''e'
Making oil beautiful and bright
40 once il was, ere Sorrow oar, 49,
Had Sung the soul and 4uencheo 'na heh'
Forever from the bleeding hear'.
~, ,,.. ,hns when bowed beneath the stroke
OF Sorrow and dstractng care;
Thv gentle words, in kindness spoke,
Aroused my spirit from despair.
Henceforth no anxious care shall mar
NV peace, while clings the soul TO thee;
And thou shalt be the guiding star,
That rules my future destiny. 'ILD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03

An Alexandria correspondent Of the Baltimore Sum- TN
der date Of May 2oi!, writes follows.
Il sorry learn that few evenings since as youth
oil the OF Archer p Richmond, Va, with party Of
his sciopeows were bathing near the Town. young Ar
cher dvei off in water shallow and struck his head
the sandy bottom beneath producing conclusion OF
the apinai marrow With great difficulty his youthful COM
raLss saved him from drowning He taken The acade-
nv ard Dr. Fairfax quicsIy in attendance rendering
every assistance but the unfortunate and interesting boy
stil lies In p.ecarious situa:icn.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-03

MAYORS COGKT-!i J. Boul"are ciarI"" 81.
shotins i", " 5rtitncr Saturday, 2ih Ut May, at"s.
before IN. aynr Friday last in conformity with i y
cognilancc Drs Iassins ani Rves, the a'rnithi FI,
clans O: the man. examined I'd u" COMA
lion OF tic patient They stated that he imirJ"in H
w. bu s;II in great dagger and il was mgoSs0r ios'
with any certainty whether h. you'd recover -! Eo; IL
stated hlt Mortimer had rcquvs 81 Elm 10 sag To u" C''
tina, he (Nur;imerl was wholly blame II" q" r s'
the accused Justified in taking the c"nF-r - gu
The Mayor announced that, without regard IL N9uH
statement IL would discharge Euni"a:e, and 50 tn cas-
dc
Henry Myers who it sill be rc:oiiccci w1s ".'h ~,
timer assault ua,e upon b. was OVER"
keep the prace in Inc sum o 52i0.- Republican