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PROSPECTUS OF THE THIRD VOLUME OF
THE OHIO COLUMBIAN
PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
E. s. HAMLIN and a. M. eANGEwER, Pditor,

ne Cothh6tah Is a weekly newspaper pubis,.d a,--
wednesday, on handsome sheet al the civ of c..
0ua, T nt. ue NaPltai Of the stale.
In Politics, 1t vii! advocate the cause and s,,,,.
pohcy OF NE independent Democracy; il w II ls ,, d. -
cure tue Rights OF Man. and viii oppose v-haIevar a.
or tends 10 violate the Equality of R,sbts Z, -
CLASS Legislation, Involuntary Personal StryIria ~.
the various devices by which the few s., K IN sr,, "
blessings attendant upon Free Labor arF - - 'he
hocosLlslhg te Jaw OF Progress IL viii lend IL, l,,
support 20 every pftr ucabc and Just measure. ff ,
motion OF industrial Prosperity Peace IiI1i, 81, .f
Ing classes 'u'" ''lu work
IL is well-known fact, thar The Slaya Pow, ,s
pendous Monopoly, which grows TAI on he ,..,7 L ,,u
and degradation OF the ensayed race ma, Tor " G
to extend lis dominion by the incr.aS. a, >oI. h'
TINS purpose u involved Ms IA a War win Me-, OF
annuied the Missouri Compromise 81 oou,r,, 80 "a ma
by The favor q generation OF men. % y 5 Sae ie1
establish itSeli permanently in Kansas on so;i - 70
free. IL is from it, natur: "l sol mere i0oT>
me Ieopie 70 TAKE measures STAY IFS rroor. -,
power, grown naughty by sucre~s e,,,t. 80 '-l>
controls our Potics dictates M, ''' residents,
Policy Inoulds our Politicians and lrIj. ,I No'I.ic
National Parties 10 aolueye lis DirDo.as IN, ,oc'Se
times indicate that new combination, a,c or, o. ,.'
OF Tins s'upeIdoGs MCnoDoy " ''' i"''EilAuoI
~, tG,.'',q~ Mi be an advocate Of personal civ
aiI ieI.sloGS Liberty without regsr5 20 rae, or
will give no sanction secret -, ''''u' II
binauonS 10 control the ballot box v.,,' ? m E,'I-
uo oi ies OF 9,"c:s regarding item OF dangersus
ehutlicy 1hGrf Republican .orm o: Government t.s
anlly and RcPubcsnisin alike rsr,sn;.. L.
hiSn's ana Dele> 81 every Ran and believe In ,,.
ih' O' PIiN"cl ulSheh N all na'ter whctbr, O. -,
giOn politics We regard slavery ana he -, ...'-
vowed Ia ~ a. the grca Political QGeson o. the D, ,-
we ust le troll w beware Of all combination. tr
lated, u not designed 70 call off their attention r.
glan EVIL lest mayhap, soGs Of those :, ho nate 90
SION oe i"uhd 9."lsunSiy aiding The Opprc,sors D., ~
ing the principles of equal ard eyaci iu,ilc, ,ir,
voca,e 10 be night. end sGc a. God arl.r,x,s g.,
king lis guidance 10 advance tisn. W. a,,.t,,,5 .
tetpnSe 10 the iavo. Of al! friends o! Human p "
TIE Cotas.5iGr while occupying dccid,r.. t,... . .
Fosi'icS, will c2..iaiH various Li'orry M:sc,iis'
News articles o. interest. II shall he our ain m
good FdD'lg N'tr>Papc5, and We irrst The fr.,,.
cause VIII ehceayor 20 increase its circulation
Letters D S,lf,zs ri,sf,,t
by mail AT my Elsk, 10 Be- addressed 20 "
A {. 4 kTszT
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

F!NiiE 81 BSCRIBER offers for sale very desirable
tract o! land, containing aboHi 2}I acres OF excellent
quality situated about ~ miles north the City Wash
lngton aud about mile from the new turnpike road
brookvlile About $50 excellent woodland has
large stream OF water running entirely through the farm
and upon II an excellent water power suited mill
manufacturing purposes.
The above land will be sold a great bargain Appll
10 S. \. PEUGH,
BUELL. d BLANCHARD,
Nov. Is Fr-aiers Of he Era
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HENRY II. BOODY,
BANKER AND ENERAL AGENT,

Hudson, 81. Croir Co., Wisconsin,
WILL buy and sci! Land Warrants, enter Lands al
w the Land Office, locate Land Warrants, pay Taxes
on Lands, and transact all the business of General
Agency.
References Hon Edward Kent Bangor; Hon William
Willis Portland; =. w. Chandler Esq. Boston; David
Pngra Esq, Salem Ivison Phinney LIS Fulton street.
New York William n. Allen Esq. Pres Grard College
Philade phia; Alison Owen, Esq, Cincinnati Hon. s y.
Benson, Washington d. c.
Hudson. WIS. May u, 1855. 45l
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LAND WARRANTS OBTAINED
FNHOMAS C. CONNOLLY (yvho has perInssion IN -.
fer 10 the editor OF the National Eral prepases narr
and prosecuies claims for Bounty Land Warrants
Washington. ID @
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TEE INDEPENDENT.
VOL. VII.

TUL JnInCDI,NrII-Nrr,
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fOL' VII.
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ID ANIEL R. GOODLOE,
Wnybi3lofoo N N

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will prosecute Topr,,, 7 or
~ and other claims on the Federal 1;overn5neni; 49,
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Practical and Analytical Chemist LoweH. Mas
IL SoldbyZ D. GILMAN, Washington; RRoN'
BROWN & BROTHER, Baltimore ana
all DrupgisIs everywhere.
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ed few remarks to the Society.
The policy of the North, said he was to sur.
round the South with Gordon of free States.
and, by combining Slavery to limited area. to
crush 1t out. In this point of view, the main
tenance of Slavery in Kansas was a matter of
vital interest to the South. If Slavery gives
way in Kansas, Missouri will be surrounded on
three sides by non slaveholding States, and the
institution must give way there it will also be
IN peril in the Indian Territory lying south of
Kansas ; 1t will then only remain for the aboli-
tionists to extend their influence to Western
Texas, and the great object of their ambition
will be attained. The South will then be reduced
to hopeless minority in the Union her in
stituuons will be confined to the narrow limits
they at present occupy; and their overthrow
will only be question of time.
On the other hand, he contended that if
Slavery were maintained in Kansas, it would
be also maintained in Missouri; it might DOS
sibly be extended to Utah, New Mexico. and
Southern California; it would certainly be pro-
tected in the Indian Territory and Texas and
when the northern provinces of Mexico are
annexed to the United States, as they certainly
will be in the course Of time, the field of the
extension for Southern institutions will DE indef
initely enlarged.
CPoh proposition OF John a Jones, Esq,
to be one of ten to subscribe $3.50 each to arm
and equip a company of emigrants to Kansas,
short discussion arose, participated in by Mr..
Jones, Judge Crawford, and others, as to the
best and most expedient method of raising funds
ior the use of the society. Judge Crawford
suggested that every man should subscribe one
dollar Tor each slave he possessed; that if every
stakeholder IN the State would do SO, fund of
not less than four hundred thousand dollars
could be raised, which could be increased at
least TO halt million OF dollars by the subscrip
tons of others. If the other saveholdinp States
would unite with US in this undertaking. and
the subscriptions be in accordance with this
per capita system, or some similar method, we
might, in the fifteen slsveholding States, raise
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Pm. SI,rery Missouri Conrention

LEXINGTON, Mo July l7th.-The Pro Slavery
State Convention met here ON the 18th inst, and
was largely attended. Inhammatory speeches
were made, which produced much excitement.
Resolutions were introduced, calling on the
Legislature to discriminate against products and
lnerchndize of Massachusetts. Vermont Michi
gan. Atchson and Doniphan were present, but
declined speaking.
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RoanR A. PRYOR, EsQ-The Washington Star
says that Roger A. Pryor, Esq, of the Richmond
Enquirer, has been appointed to a special mis-
sion to Greece, charged with the duty if posi-
ole, Of settling the difficulty between the two
governments with reference to DR. kngon when
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IN BOYI TONR1 G0fATH, N.
FE'illS yey leaannt o.d aEleeabe Watering Place
4 is open iar tine reception Of visitors They
are lHfed Al ihe N,.tcrn bnsro In Blue Ridge mud
inrnedarcy tho uc OF the Viri mia aud Tennessee
Rarsad lbout iG milcs nhoyr ,urhbnrg. md there
fore Is tho s.,hle Watering plnce NrRinu.
1t within hour ride OF Lynch1urg win, makes
il perultty inviting resort iar the imie- Of MI per
sons bose rrndes profession infbd continued alb
scnco from home, mud who, the time drsIe,
all ought 10 give their families Their frequent personal
presence und attention.
Lnrse tnd convenient additions hive. during the
Winter and Spring lnru made 10 q buildings Of he
SPRING. together with convenient bnthng House,
which will NIL only add Greatly 10 the comfort e vsi-
tors hui Will enable the proprietor accommodate
a much larger number linn lac able 10 accommodate
the Inst Piaccs Of Innocent and heal hy
mont nase also been provided.
The medicinal qualities Of thcar S rings have been
nscrrisiael be not inferior my White sulphur
Springs IN virginn. ard the rautiln aud picturesque
uountsia scenery by which they surrounded, and
pure 4 insgotatng air peculiar 10 Tie atmosphere of
the pucr surpassed by tint al any other place
in the StHtt,
fhe 1ahie and Bon will Away. - nhaadnhty sup
piled with lhe very he the country nords, and every
attention vii be given by the proprietor AMI lis assist
ants To thr comfort and enjoyment 4 visitors.
A Raek will be in eadino-s at Boasack's Depot to
convey passengers the Springs being mill, and
INN edinely in view Of the RaiIrond.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor.
iunr 25-d 9c2m
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LigUor Lar Decision.

Liquor Lar Decision.
NEw YORK, July l7th.-Recorder Smith
to-day decided that all liquors after duty was PAID
on them, were saeable.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., July l7th.-John and Hen
~ Tucker we're arrested here to day,for attempt
ing to murder their father and his family, b
blowing up the house withpowder.
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Grilnenn EnliSimfniS..

BUFFALO, n. y, July l7th.-fhree men we're
arrested here to-day, upon the charge OF enlist
inc recruits for the British forces in the Crimea
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THE UNION HOTEL.

TENHE Undersigned lay og urcha-e ed this we'll known
establishment, formerly kept by Mr. Samuel q. Will
iuus and having ehtlcd ,nd furnished tin the worry
best STYLE beg lye invite the pubic 10 give them a
r.Il, p.agug themselves tint every oNarton will be
used 10 pesse all, anI eniirr subtraction given
chnrgc mnnc.
T6cir rpblo sfnll MT only be supplied with tho
Mo ntain markets bat sptha markets Of Lynclhurg,
tsbulp, Richmond and Norfolk.
Persons whiting the Naun,ain, willfnd Outstanding
of tie mot pleasant and bceuuul villages IN the
State situated ore mic from the Yrgnia aud fenncs.
-er Railroad Depo. fu miles from Tie Yellow SGlptnr
five ro,n the Montgomery WI tie Sulphur and tea from
the Anrehauy Spfine-. An they nsk is call
Hac X viii be in readiness tn convey nhssengcrs to
md fl ON the cara. imua la'cv their nrryn'.
The sen OF purlners tine il be divided alternately
between the yellow sal ehu, aud the Union Hotel where
be would b. pleased To old fienis and the pub
lie generally Nh. GLAhhE,
iuue27.deod3m W TEMPL1N.
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Mr. Marsh, when ra5tsa STATE, Nni,t.... C..a
s,tatnople' was long engaged. Nh pr4ar leaves
this country ON the 18th
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nKANGE ~ aGEAANUisaA lsAsL-

" ROAD COMPA&Y-Ihc subscriptions 10 th'
Capita Stock of tins Company for the co'soetion ri
the Lvnchlurg extension. are required TO he pad IN
monthly inralments of s. u each slure.
By order Of the Directory.
oct2 }.eodtl dec&wts j. IL. hEiD Sew
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BY TELEGRAPH,
rolographed f., The Daily virginian
ARRIVAL Q THE CANADA

HNlrAx July Is.h rhe cena3a has an.
rived. There has been no uew movements in the.
Crimea. Bfradstuts unchanged, except corn,
which has declined Is I'd to os-clesing dull
Canal -four, los to los 6d Ohio, Is Sd IDS
White wheat, lis al to II 2d. yellow corn.
lis Cd 10 ID. White los to Its I'd Cousols
Oh.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
FINO RE so..D BC AUCTION.

COURSE uf he ensuing week W. viii sci Is aur.
ion The heauntal anil DRAFTED Jsck VI All, al Biey.
He t. two vrart nj ball odd and .-i. in All points,
ho.ns rlsa m.st heaahtal animal ot H. kIea ese. in-
puu,d into tbis county &. Il ruEifS Auei.
ia, a i
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THE VIRGINTAN

Job Printing Establishment
L4AGHKHHG. VIRGINIA.
fA}lNC lust RECEIVED An ENTIRrT y#xP,r
AND BEAi HFgl STOCK or jon TYPE
la' IIVpFl'lois deem tins a proper occasion 10 re.
mind their friends thu tic, are h,r rrlrs5 -.
erer to execute every species eff .. 'i'''
U.s. Book, job and Ornamental
&lPlRlflNlrl1lNlG!, ! - :
NE4TLT CHE1PIf and r4gEByyl0Uv5#,.
Therefore merchants aud others la uanf al. 81
bdls, t'tt're, lands Btals, B.p H4ts= H7fs NJ
La1"9, -l@ossa.sf h5la Posters. &c.. a.. gl9g, ar
to1orsd, should not tail 10 call on u.s.
nsssel H' advantage OF TWO SUPERIOR POWER
PRESSES enables Us 10 fill all orders ar ru. s5a
EST HorIrE AND NrcH CHEAPER THAI FoHNrnIy
cards! Cards E.! Cardsl!.
Printed on a very swift i4qias Press st e,tranr5ins
rily cheap rates.
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NrM AoRk, July ls.-The schooner Emma
which sailed hence for Central America with
Kinney expedition aboard was lost juno 10Th
on Cayos reef All saved and taken to Turks
Island
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BALTIMORE, july is.-lIoward street flour
- $ II 10. City Mills, 80 Market quiet.
Wheat, II ~ , 10 for white; ! | 81 TO = for
rod. Cnrn unchanged.
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The papers by the Arago are nearly barren of
news. The following embraces all the additional
.tams of any interest:
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

In the English money market the funds opened
at a decline of an eighth ON the morning of the
Cd. partial recovery then took place and the
last official price was 90 Z 3 to 81. Business let
off at Il g prem. Bank Stock 2lO 2to PIG }.
Exchequer bonds 100 - 10 l0l. Foreign Sc
curities were heavy with limited amount bus
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4 'OsSN. CORN NEAEAND MILE Of
Y 4
DATIalNG SPONGE A lot

ullHs Anongr over offered IN iHfH luHiaft y
sized piece. For sole at
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In the speech OF the Emperor Napoleon at the
. ming of the Legislature he said mo extrsori.
nary levy need be made Let Us have confidence
! God, and perseverc until We arrive at peace
.gbieh shall be wortlyihe alliance the two great
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