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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
CARPETS, CARPETS.-At

At<As ~. wv ATklh,R
opposte at Exchange Bank
a Igge and complete sssortment Carpsts Rngs sns
Oh Cloths, ranging from the lowesf priee aug
the finest English Veyets OF the r:ches avs. -
offered 10 this market. Housekeepers Hnfail sss'
them. C. Al f3WITRqpWg Rpg SEQ
saA-tf Opposite Etchsnss Bsnk.
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New VEssEL.-Edwin T. Williams of Green
Point, L. L. has recently laid the keel Of schoo-
ner for Mr.. Curry, of Richmond. She is to be liz
feet keel, 90 feet breadth of beam, 10 feet Deep
and $40 TONS She is intended to run between
Richmond, Va, and Rio Janeiro.
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YSO CONSUMERS OF FUEL-T sbaIj
T7O MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS

Il AND THE PUBLtC.-I have resumed busness
on my own account, and am now receiving hand.
! shall continue to add TO my stock from week to
week, until get full supply. My goods will be
fresh and Clean having disposed of the old stsck.
Customers, frends aud the public to call on me at
my Old stand, 90 Main street, rendering to each M
personal attention when they shall please TO call on
"e. THEO. ROBERTSON,
- Importer of Hardware and cutlery
~ lo-ImN No. IS Main st
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ABDUCTION AND ITS PENALTY.-A music master,
aged % years. has been sentenced to nine months
imprisonment for running away from boarding.
school at Appleby, England, with one of the pupils
aged - years. They went to Scotland and were
married
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

BArHs BATHs!! BATHs!!!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Ameri-
can Hotel-entrance on 11th street
Single Bath 25 cents. or five tickets for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

We are under obligations to Purser Smith, of the
Roanoke, and to Mr.. John Higgins, of Adams 6,
Co.'S Express for late papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

FRuITs OF LITIGATIoN.-A suit occurred recent
ly before of the city magistrates OF Cincinnati
in regard to the ownership Of COW. during which
thirty five witnesses were examined, and at the ter
mination of the suit the successful claimant was
obliged to sell the at public auction n order to
raise funds to pay his lawyer rs fees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

THE VALLEYS or YiRGlSiA Fms Ann M
RiNE INSURANCE COMPANY--capltat 5000 COO
office 18th street, next to the Post Once This
Company insures ag1iasf loss daage By IRE In the
city country, Resl and Personal Properly jpclr-
ding vessels and car pes In port or voyage.
an 25-5m q. p. BRESEE. 4ctuarv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

JUDGE IN A DIFFIcULTY.-A warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Judge Phillips of the Ma
rine Court, of New York, for assauting a black
driver
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Orr, alias Angel Gabriel, y again aHoaf, having
been "bailed out " on Monday last. He had better
keep Ia more shallow wster hereafter.
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March /, 1861
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English Studies. $50 on
frencn'. lU W
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studes $50 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music-fiano, with of Instrument. $40 90
Organ or Harp. 80 90
ouItar .:..... ~ ~
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery. &c..... $40 to 30 on
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Board, (fdel. lights &c included) S90o 90
Washing ..................... 20 o.
Stationery at their own expense In cases OF pro-
tracted sickness q deduction will be made for abs
sence. Applications for admission, or inquiries In
regard to other particulars may be sddressed to Rev.
BASIL MANLY, jr, President Of the Institute, Rich
mond Va. J. B. JETER, (
iy 14-3m President Of the Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

MoRE BANK SusPENsIoSs-The Milford Bank,
of Milford, Del, and the Drovers' Bank of Ogdens
burg, Carthage county, N. Y, have suspended pay
ments.
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NATIVE AMEaIcAs NoMINAr1ox.-A dispatch
from Philsdelphia states that John Tieus has bean
nominated for congress BY tho Native Ansricans Of
tue hr& Congressional district Of Pou,seylvsnia
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GENERAL AGEEoY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK q. RUFFIN, Secye-
tary Of The Tiyginia State 1gyiculfuvGI Society," and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public -
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS In Vsginia and the Southern and Wesfsyn
States.
OHice-at the Office Of the rirgisiG State AgyicGt-
toyaf Society, No. lis Maim street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PuRLIc AND ACCOUNTANT
Of3ce-as ahova fe8-ts
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pAWLINGS g. MILLER, corner Pearl
~ and Caiy:streets agents for the blowing goods
which we will sell at manufacturers prices delivered
from our store:
PICKLEs-assorte in gallon. half gallon and
quart jsrs
OLIvES--Seville and Amelon.
CAPERS-Nonpareil and Capote.
PEPPER SAUCE-American and West Inds.
BITTERg-Stoushtsn's. Virginia Aromatic ana
DR. Green's.
LEMON SYRUPS-assoIted.
CATGUPS-Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
FLAVORING EXTRACTS-assorted.
ENGLISH SAUCES-Readiog, Harvey. Johu
Bu1 Anchovy, Lobster, Worcestershire and ina'e
Soy. -
Waite,s aM -
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..;l .;SovEnnoh OF MAssAcHusErTa-The Kuow-No
n,aatc for governor Of Massachusetts. Stephen
rnn!ps and Henry Wilson tho two well known
ra1lng free soers. having, 1t Is saisi joiaed the
oloer, are anxious 70 secure the nouinaiion.
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CHOLERA PREyENTivE.-Dr. RoB1Nsos's

CHOLERA PREyENTivE.-Dr.R RoBINsON's 3
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE! This preparation il offered
to the public net inallible remedy bat being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholera Morbus
Diarrhoa, Oysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow
els Sick Stomach. &C., &c. 1t is not unpleasant
the taste, causes unpleasant sensation, and does
not restrict In diet. Eat and drink, in moderation
such things you have fourd by experience agree
with you. E. D. ROBINSON NJ ID.
Office on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. au 2-Sm
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH-
EEMATlCAL SCHOOL, by 8. 7. PENDLETON,
on 4th street, between Main aud Ffanklin Streets
The subsciber graduated at the v. u lust,tute ~.
school four years Intending 70 remaia - eua,.
mess for several yesxs, if not psrmansntly ns VII
naturally use every exsxtion @ gSe saIssae.on
sufhcient number OF scholars.
Session, from lst Sept 20 lst July.
TERMS:
Ordissry English Branches. and 40.
For Higher Enslish Branchss and Lsngua-
ges... -. . ~ ~
able Let Feb. -. >
~ 91-2m y. II. kEHUEE40N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine In Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public. Office on Les
ter st., Rockets. jy N-ts
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-Tta msAyI vEnDIcT AGAINST a RA ILaoAD COMPANY
Vs. the York and Cumberland tnIe R.iirosd. ~
even ,na o at Portland On Monday, awarding Myers
slo9OOO, costs asd interest, and NOT also a. previ
ously stated W. AeO' = ~ = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

;,s, uone.aI Hsrney, OF the U. s. A rmy, who hai
,ned from Texas will, IL 10 stated soon
lsave Tor Europe in order to have ihc opportunity
.. viewing large military forcea now assembled
:. .ne seal OF war In Eastern Eulope. and Of wit
Messing their maneuvrcs In battle - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, &c. &C.
CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment on 10th street, betw cen Main and Ca
ry. He viii contious the HOUSE. SIGN and Or
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING. BROWNING
BILE.
TAll orders promptly attended to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

new bsll buoy vas placed on the outer bar of
hoosie last Sci ~. Il y painted white.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

The home editors Of the pieayune have come TO
the conclusion that .frozen juieps and punches y
are great institution in warm weather. They do
not add however. that too free Indulgence In
them sometimes sends man TO . CRATE institution
that 10 not quite 90 pleasant.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that OF all the Daily papers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
ITTY SPRINGS INSTTTUTE-By the
O| Rev. WILLIAM LOVE. &

claseies and Mathsnstiss lsenior Dspsrtment) ese
Junior Department ~ ~
Modern Languages, (eachl. .................-.... ~
PAYMENTs-0ne half ON the entrance of the Pa-
The Institute win reopen the lst Monday II octo
her. At JAM suS 2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

The Charleston Theatre viii soon open under
the management Of s. B. Dufield, with John Sloan
a. stage manager. Among the company are to be
Mr.. and Mrs. Nsgle. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. and
Miss Cappell, Mr.. Little, Miss Kate Ludlow, and
Miss Mary Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

CARRIER d Co.'s AMERIcAN HOTEL,
Stsunton, Va: w. II. CAREER, ]. B. BRECKENRIDGE,
l.. STEVENSON. Proprietors.
Travellers will find this new establishment first
class house, and the ProprietoIs always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests
The "American" " 10 situated immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad. iy 22SSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

IA0 CHANDEIlIER6, &c.-A good
- sess ''s''y = dsss as:fsI Is;iixs ;ii . ruLurrs.
aul9 No. l0l Droe1et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

STEAMBOAT CArsIzED-The steamer Sylvester
Webb, from New Orleans to the Balize, capsized
on the 7th ins while dischargins freight at Ian
ing in the parish Of Plaquemnes Capt. Sharp was
killed by the falling of barrel, and two negro wo
men were drowned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

POWERS is still taking bis beautiful FLESH
TiNr DAGUERREoTYPEs at moderate prices. and re.
epectfy invite all who want good pictures TO call sf
once and procure them, while the weather - plea
Rnt.
lures of every description accurately copied re-
cased cut in Lockets Pins Rings kc. he q reason
able prices and warranted satissctory IN every Re-
spect Cali and see my new style Of CsAycN nc
E.oi. z c,msrs a IN Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN WARWICR's BUILDINGS,

Near ST .Joha's Church, Church HiH,
Broad Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

REMoVED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "A Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs. Smith & Roberts as . Hardware store, and
opposite to Messrs. Smith Harwood where ell or
ders for COAL be left, and will receive prompt
attention. Lily 7-2m* r C. LARUS.
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SPECIAL Norrcrsl
THOMAS w. KEESEE-
ArCTToNEER

ofise with GEo. J. sunsEn, No % Pe.r, 4
win attend TO the sale of REAL EsTATr
~ description Of MERCHNDfZE. HOlIsF 'e
HOLD FURNITURE, Ge
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NOTICE OF GREAT lNIERESMr 81 Iv AZ
MADE CLOTHiN0.-The summer season = ,aes sew
advanced WIN oaer ~ tns ts .tosI :.
low q nosshle here receipt Of fall stock Those IN
want win please give ne an sasl{ snh; q ;uoonnaN
S No fa4 Main - opposite Eagle Square
n. b, have still On hen4 ~ xnaeAss y nasu wssa
also 8 sold at cost for cssA- In.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
EDUCATION.

MI ISS WILLIS will open School, cor
kvK ner franklin aud 23rd streets. commencing or
MONDAY, 18Th SePte mber, and closing 18th July
next.
The usual English branches will be taught.
TERMS.
I1Isuof Glasses, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ w
su 25-2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

PRODUUx BAoKxAs
Censr Cary And Pearl stzsetA RishlapaA Vissinia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

Picor's ExrRAcr OF JAMAICA GINGER
This preparation contains ali the essential
viii Le found very efficient in stulsncy and niness
Of The stomach After eating and the relief OF sudden
sr.mns and cholics named pains In the stomach, and
Sahilify aaIsing from the heat of the weather. Ira
veilers and families should alwsys have bottle on
hand Price Is cts.
Prepared by E.J- klCOI = COs
iy3l Corner opposite the Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26

q FOR RENTING very pleasant
~ and commodious Dwelling, corner 5th and Cary
Streets now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
It one Of the most desirable residences in the city
Possession given from lst to 18th June. Apply to
NJ. Fl MACE, or
nv TITS WINSTON POWERa
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-13

A THE PLYMOUTH BOOK ST0RE-hIin-
~ ME Herman, temperance tale for the
times, by the editor of ''Cayuga Chief" Tenn
perancc men can materially aid the cause of
temperance by giving this book an extensive cir
culstion. "Why | ANA temperance man, or
Temperance Tales" "The Senator's Son." by
Miss NJ. V. Fuller. '''The Unjust Judge" by IL
member Of the Mansfield Bar. dick Wilson"
The Lamp Lighter, nearly 80 900 copies sold
since the first of March 1854, and is second onlJ
to Uncle Toms Cabin in thrilling incident, while
in point Of fliterary merit it exceeds it.
The largest and best assortment of WALL
AND WINDOW PAPER ever brought to Ply
mouth or surrounding towns, is now being re-
ecivcd by the subscribers at the Bookstore
Their assortment comprises some of the most
beautiful patterns in the market which they will
sell at the lowest market price. All who are in
want Of paper will do well to give us n call, ~
We keep a larger and better assortment than
our ncighbors, and therefore can suit purchas-
ers better. All are invited to call and see for
thomsclycs-thcsc things are so. No charge for
showing goods. NeAs Butter, Eggs or Cash not
refused in exchange for goods.
May &. 1854. A. c. DUBOIS and SON
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Legislative Action,


The following bills have passed, at the
session just adjourned and are now laws
of The land:
Bill to lease the National Roa TO the
highest bidder for the term of 20 years.
Bills to sell the stocks of the Slate in
railroads, canals and turnpikes.
Bill to fe.organse the Board of Pubs
lie Works AS amended this gives the
Governor the appointment of all the COL
lectors, to be confirmed by the Senate
1t gives the appointment of superinlend-
ents, lock tenders, &C.. TO the Board.
Bill 10 suppress the evils resulting from
the use OF intoxicating liquors. This is
very stringent bill
The general appropriation bill
Bill to provide for revenue TO pay the
interest on the public debt.
Bill 10 prevent the circulation of un-
authorised bank paper.
Bill to prohibit the circulation of notes
of foreign banks of T. less denomination
than ten dollars.
Bill 10 establish q Superior Court il
Cincinnati.
Bill giving Justices jurisdiction in'eivi
cases 10 three hundred dollars.
Bill to erect monument to the mem
ory of General Simon Ken,on.
The following measures have been de-
bated and matured, but have failed. Tht
list is important.
The Militia Bill.
The Sub Treasury Bill.
The Bill TO regulate Railroads in Ohio
The Bill to provide for Commission
to codfy criminal laws, and forms TO
criminal practice in Ohio.
Bill to charge the salaries Of officers o
State, members Of the Legislature, &c.
Bill to abolish capital punishment
Bill to provide for a geological survey
of the Slate.
Proposition 10 smend the Constitution
Of Ohio.
Bills to change muerially the presen
school laws of Ohio.
The bill to transfer the criminal prac
tice from the Probate Court 10 the Com
mon Pleas.
The Usury bill:
McKenzie's Tax dill.
Bill to repeal the 10th and llth sec
I tions of the tax law.
The Nostrum bill.
Bill to provide for the sale OF the Pub
lie Works of Ohio.
Bill to regulate agencies of foreign In
surance Companies. ...'..-.
! In addition to the above, very lmpoi
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lIymuuth ahdsrtissr.
Plymouth, Ohio, Saturday, May Is.
Major WYse.

Brevet Major Francis o. Wyse is now
undergoing trial at Fort Columbus, Gov
srnor's Island, for disobedience of orders
in refusing to embark on the steamship
"Fslcon." The facts of the case are
briefly these; A portion of the Artillery
regiment destined for California. and
which had previously suffered shipwreck
on the "San Franc sco," were ordered by
Major Gen. Scott to sail from the port Of
New York for the Isthmus. The ship
selected was the "Falcon," and they were
TO be under the command of Major Wyse,
the senior officer, we believe, since the
arrest of Col. Gates, for his connection
with the disaster attending the first sai,ipg
the unfortunate expedition. Maj. W.,
on inquiry, became satisfied that the
"Fslcon" was unseaworthy, and asked for
q commission to examine her. One was
appointed by the Secretary Of War, which,
IS he afterwards ascertained. reported
favorable as TO her soundness without
proper examination. He asked that an
other might be appointed, but the only
reply he got from Gen. Scott was an order
to embark. Not wishing TO run the risk
Of another shipwreck, he, very naturally
refused on the day of sailing, and turned
over the command of the detachment 10
Lieut.. Loeser. 1t was for this he was ar.
rested.
The vessel had scarcely been at sea
thirty.six hours before she was disabled,
and had TO put into the nearest port, and
it appears she was down on the books OF
all the insurance officers, as utterly un>
seaworthy, and could not obtain an insu.
rance.
Major Wyse is acknowledged to be as
brave a man as there is in the service, so
cowardice cannot be charged against him
for refusing 10 60 on board the Falcon.
His only fault appears TO be his differing
with Gen. Scott by holding the opinion
tha. man wearing Uncle Sans uniform
is still man, and is as easily drowned as
civilian. Believing that soldier has
abundant opportunities Of dying in the
field, he didn't like to take any unneces-
sasy risk by flood, and we think he's
right. We hope he may be acquitted
in fact we don't see how i; can be o,her>
wise.
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MANSFIELD PLANNING rILL
MANSFIELD, OHIO.

EMMlNGER & SHERMAN, Proprietors. are
IL now prrrard to make al kinds Of Window
sash. blinds and Frames, Doors of every size
and pattern. Door Frames and Casing. and To
Plane Flooring Boards Siding, ArchitrAve, Baso
aud Chair Boards, Moulding and Cornice, ready
for use. We will keep on hand all the above
named articles made OF Coed
WELL SEASONED PINE,
and viii make To order any Of them on short
notice, Of Ash, Poplar, Walnut or Cherry Lum-
her. We will either furnish the lumber. or
when our customers prefer, will work the lum-
her furnished ly them. We call the attention VI
the FARMERS OF RlCllLAND,
Ashland, Wayne, IIclmes, Knox, Licking, Nor
row and Crawford Counties, to our work. II
you will bring Us your Lumber we will make
you all articles in our line necessary to complete
building ready for use, at one half the cost Of
planning by hand, and generally SO that you can
return with it in few hours. Our machinery
con ,ists Of ono large Steam Engine, Aliens Pa
tent Planning Machine, warranted to plane 4 900
feet Il day, complete Sash Machinery, one Door
Machine, one Siding Machine, a Moulding and
Carving Machine, one Matching Machine. Cir
cular Saws, and all other tools necessary for q
complete planning FACTORY.
We will pay in Cash the highest market price
for good lumber. The Factory is ON the line Of
The Railroad, and will send in good order our
work to any point on the Mansfield and Sandus-
ky Railroad; the Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad and
the Cleveland and Columbus Railroad.
We feel confident il will be the interest Of ALL
BUILDERS to givo us call. We can save
them at least 80 per cent. on the cost Of the
work in our line. and on some other kinds of
work mnch more. All orders promptly and
| faithfully executed. JACOB EMMlNGER,
| JOHN SHERMAN,
| NansfnlI Ohio Nav 12 1874 u3O-1y
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isni measure which was made a part oi
one Of the bills. was stricken 0ui. We
refer TO the proposition TO levy q lax Of
three-(ourihs Of a mill on the dollar for
the year 1883, To provide a sum TO pay
n portion Of the public debt in 1851. A
desperate effort was made BY Mr.. Akin
son, assisted by the Auditor Of Stale to
foree this measure through The Legisla-
ture. All sorts Of influences were bro'i
to bear, but the house stood firm, and. al
the last hour, the Senate was compelled TO
yield. The tax was stricken out,-Sfak
Journal.
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Beginning Again.

In the House Of Representatives, Nay
stb; Richardson, the echo and coodiutor
Of Douglas, moved that the House 60 in
10 committee of The whole--ayowng his
object to be, should his motion prevail, to
move TO lay aside all preceding business
on the calendar, with view to take up
the Nebraska-Kansas bill. A call of the
House was had, and 100 members an
swered to their names. The question
was then taken on going into committee,
and decided in the atlirma,ive--yeas 100,
nays SO. Mr.. Olds was called to the
chair. The House bill Richardson's,
without the Clayton amendment) was
then taken up.
What the result of this will be no con.
lecture can be made. The Nebraska
press are in high glee, and confidently
predict the passage Of the bill. Rumor
says that the friends OF the measure have
succeeded in buying up several of its op.
ponents-among them two from Ohio
but as an oiiset strong opposition to the
bill is being manifested among the south,
ern members. Three votes are secured
from Virginia against it, four from Nortt
Carolina and FIVE from Tennessee.
In the meantime, that arbitrator
Douglas is straining every nerve to effec
its passage, even to bribery. Missions
sonsulships, and other posts Of homo,
and profit are offered as rewards for votes
Such means are only resorted to by des
perate men, and we are not at oil surprised
at it. 1t accords well with the objects O
the bill. Its authors and supporters hav
staked their political fortunes upon it, an
they will carry their point, even thoug
the best interests Of the country are sac
ri6ced. We don't envy their lol whe
their present term of Office expires, f
If one Of them is reelected, it may
set down as fact that human nature
gullible.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-13

A VALUABLE TIMBER LOT FOR SALE
"A situated in the town of Bloominggrovc.
E;chlanl county, one mile south of the C. {. and
G. Il. Il. and about midway between Greenwich
and Salem Station. Said lot contains 1872 acrss,
and the very best Of soil for wheat or other pro-
duce. A good road runs til ough the farm from
Mansfield to Norwalk On said farm is about
40 acres under improvement, 100 grated apple
trees, also Peach trees, Cherry trees, Currant,
Goosbery etc. The balance of the land is of the
heaviest timber, principally oak white ash, beach,
maple, white wood. About the central of the
lot is Il good site for Steam MILL with good lanks
and plenty of water, and timber enough on the
place to wear out mill. The land is all rolling.
The above desirable property will be sold at a
bargain and liberal credit given for part Of
the purchase money. Possession Of the timber
given the day of sale, and the improvements
this fall or next spring Call and see. Enquire
of [mayG-3m BENJAMIN AMES.