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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
NAN GRnCERY lNn GENERIL CnMNIISSInN nIiSINESS
wORCESTER'S ELEGANT PIANOS. IT'LL
WHAT SPLENDID tls-r5-{r,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT ONE WOULD MiKE.1 1V1


z nA A. ss;q, Of f p; ss.
Paris. shown that American mechanics the Europeans
pianos made world than those
ent. from the factory Of Mr. H. worcester ha are - elegant
FROM and aud powerful in tone that doubt whether they
from iis y Y Commercial Adreriiser Apr 81, 1851
be s S, ss in NJ. Sssa Though $ EaTop,G Piano,
said greatly Impaired by cold
den changes Of mraiure But there Pianos made in New
Tiy Of tone Pnos made by Sir H. wccesier Of iii. city can
scarcely be surpassed in all the qualities that render Instrument
lFrom TIE " Y Courier and Eaqui,erl
woAcEsTE PIAxoT constantly reputation Of the
wocester Instruments beautiful and
they admitted be unsurpassed eirmore essential
IFioa t!S y Y Commercial 4iareri.srl
Tosr dHlcet which very truly yours" speaks,
not from human throat, but from one Of ,o,e wonderful PIECES o.
- ~. .Te ,os rs, nSrsiv bSror. sp io
''O' tones VA iscS ~ y Ec.%isS M-,o,l
n elegant drawing Union Place Hotel
s,n upon a. examination O. y, Interior We wsr pleased to Md
Wheeler the proprietor OF the hotel Informed the
% ior himself and asnd sad that ali had gwen the most per
peatng The truth tina, are made honor
and equal to any In the world.
an s99' S iaPp T a. m Of M Wo!es.s
uinen, AZ moderate prices 70 ea and examine them
jyii A NORRIS. Sole Agent. 81 Main st.
COACH HARDWARE AND MATEBIAiS.
i6er large stock Of Coach Hardware and ins.e Wish con-
s ss al bI East az. EP ssi sP. ss Axle.
Has. spoEe. Fo Do'i sbS s Bo@ H aaa Pole,
Enau,elsl, Dash and Collar Leather
Coach Lace: Ts.ssi. Tut. FilSse., &s
Hinges. Locks. Handles Knob, and Tack,
Iyoly; silver Bras ., and Japannsd Lining Nal'
o d' mar "eed S vhS I'M, I1g s.'.S. TS SC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
yt,,ct>I1 CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROUTE,
ssSs-.s s.<SS=. s-szSz 49, EtEs-. SllI
$500. S-sS-SSSs = 80

W.afee t,t1ngtssH RciDpsd rir >fHHtoy, Goeien
W.He SDtvr Sprays, Leicishary Ctdries", Va q ia
Rirer.
Dali, trans Richmond to Staunton sud triNecky from
Si,unon ,o-hrn Mondays. Mnys aud frays-connect-
my Al tio.hen With - : MAJ sage Lins ac-
ur rwrktv Nal arrangement, adopted bN shc Fust ".
dee Dcpartu-ut. ircto Is-hmond To- the Ohio Ivcr. .
Cars leave Rielfuiui daily at 40 "
Siauutov .-AN q NJ
aud there connecting Will r Mall saEe Lines 70 Lex
inrion, wiu,he-t,r sud ParkcrsiuT-, Va .
Returning leave stsuutou . a NJ
and arrive in Richmond al --.- .....-. 90
Ia 6 time passenger. going south connect wth either OF the
Southern Roads.
T Virginia Railroad s- been extended and completed
,oshcn >auuton aud ls With heavy ka All
the way with Ia, execution miles, between GordousN
aud shadwc Mills vhi,h space j. being rclycd with heavy
VI lev WrAs, after which the whole
,s vii I've IA perfect order, speed. safety aud conior; W
compare " Railroad boz N" ln,sol states -
i,S J. H. TIMBERLAKE, Sup't.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
fhs' MOST bEAITtftI AND ATTRACTIVE
GOODS OF TIE SEASON -

THE: MOST nEAITtFtL AND ATTRACTIVE
GOODS OF THE SEASON
M iSS r.. IL. REID begs assure her old cuSo- o.
W. mers and the public that sh hiss a9
NORTH where she
and beautiful supply OffALL MuiSsRY s has
r' her experience Il such that she will herself sur
passed "r equallr'i la the selection goods
10 the ordinary "a,
sale np abundant supply of sInbrdey, beautiful
"a u. ory choice ana elegant pattern Hats everything
IN her line OF the latest and choicest
Ladies who fitting the Winter season will and
ocl2 'N ' ''''''''Hs'
NHtIE> An ~ ttOlf>ES.-2OO head Of Aiues -.
~ aud Horses have arrived Kentucky avery rI1
eho- and superior lot u stock have well suited Il u
of IRON Masters Railroad Contractor Plantation s IA
Tor sale or exchange at fair prices, ,rrm
EDWIN WALKER,
At X. Blankenshlp's
NH shall he in receipt OF stock direct from Ksntvrlx
every month n the year. jyi5 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
THE SEARCH FOR THE PACIrIC-RErURN OF TIN
VESSELS

NV loEN, Feb 2i.-rhc steamer Alabama arrived
here this evening from the search for the Pacific havn
been sixty hours making the from Halifax tins port
The steam propeller Arctic lc0 Halifax the evening
OF the 10Th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
BOUNTY LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-p. T. jerks has been appoint
ed detailed sign hni warrants, in accordance a
the recently passed by Congress relieve the Com
missioner Pensions from that dgiy owing the urgcu-
CIV OF his other business engagements The number 81
bounty land which have accumulated unsigned Is
nearly OUu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

NOTICED ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN Whereas
~ the Richmond and Dauye Railroad Company had the
misfortune lose their freight house Richmond,
ton Of their rolling stock hey constrarod Tor the present
deliver all DOM freight the siding q their
lot n M ey as a. the traas shall arrye said freight be
Immediately removed whom
long, Company viii be be
u and e parties interested any concerned
therefore take notice that all down freight
40 their r-k unioaied from the
Ii2i II sap-rini-ndart ~ T,Snsro1isaop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
UNIoN SrEAWsnIr ConrNN,

FNk FNILAUFIEIIIA FNINI n
- TENMER VIRGINIA. Capt DAVID rEAt. -
~ e. CITY Or RICHMOND, Captain T. MTTCiELI.
steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Capt. T. GiFgukp = IE II.
OF th- superior Steamers will leave Rich fsc>x1k
mcn until further notice. Tuesday and Friday touching at
Point sui Norfolk freight ard Returning
ve Philadelphia Wednesday and Saturday morning a, 10
O'Clock.
fne order ncrcas1 accommodations
passengers having added also
regularity. dispatch and In protect
goods conl to eharg, receive Increase OF patron
SC No tganshipmcnt by this line.
PARE REDUCED.
through New found %
Do DO philadelphia, and found i7t cahn -..--.-- %
Point and NorioTlk by the river boats
by this line Philadelphia thru
lays, and then procei TO New York by the ticket
left IL FUTILE, Agent Rock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

SstfXrp ~'ATrD wNTrTW F -a, Round
- snf III .f NtI. rsr.r M,che tnfish ilpl.f slr'f
fst,f hcautf ani pattern ..f lor
sais b ,.slg LfMNtluiAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
EEnItaE .TAIIHETI.

MAH'NcfugfE and bsalrr in soyes Range. HotAr Flr.
W. Tin. ilraune Copper and Iron
Sorcng and suction Pump Wster Rams LEAD Pe. Sheet
iron 1cWhoiess aud Retail No go Main street E.raoaI
Virginia.
cn.,-n w-rl lnnc 4. nrA.r nrder. nr-nn.r nI.L i-l-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

NV rs; uATS' &C.-Gfan Measure, Grain shaysi' rIr
and Wire seIve Mate. Braons krtars. Water
pppr Wash Boards pa1s and Tub. l- Narpus se. ,
assortment receiving direct from ile factory af .al. by
UHWEE1fAN.
sia 1913 MAIN r.ru.r lI.H sf ..f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
NEW NEOiclL JOURNAL " mcuMOlD.

FuNHf PEprEirfuGs 90 rtif MEDICAL JOURNAL. rliilI
in us ry iui a which OF ist. fhe .dar.. l..
nothei fhe lufr 1a voIli ht dscnnt.uued after rt
January. ~ t,.e hs Method - insruug ue Melrt rls
that rn continue phsn Journal OBJ D.. called U MuNrf.
~ srfrHOsCuPr ANp MEDICAL REPORTER. rlrl r o.
81 proupfy ue i o every month Tie lr.t So VIII le tt
thr u ~ iauuHrr, So To- journal will o. individual i.
aud ~ elrtvol to render sorhy ~ Co., pafrraae
heretofore extended io e oft Ntiri journalism 'u Vols
STATE. GuuuEfDUF A. WILSON " ID.
dlll MllmMlNm \ IlMI. NJ d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
peI,HuoNp AND Hosr0N LINE OF =


a ~ have superior accommodations for passengers.
commanded experienced Captains well qualified for
the and who viii cNcrons 90 Accommodate They
the river by and be tclc
Co sail promptly. advertised.
down the by
relied ou % sail promptly advertised
going goods from Boston. will End
ship only regular line freight
will other vessels and effort
the IN Richmond and Boston 20 saiisiac
respectfully succeed In obtaining full shar
Of patronage
ih vessels Boston Rowes
Wharf DAVID WI. CCRRiE, Richmond,
ALLEN & WEIGH, Boston, Agents.
ans NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
THE BOWELS.

Al OF the pills Of the day called
hac &C. claim that they disease ebowe
This thew gothcy upon INITIATING IN
membrane. and thus obtain
the bowels moved by eating something that
with the This truly unnatural method Of
10 health nv swallowing pills that disagres with and ra
who taken these
dcbiatei condition their
securing operation Of these purgaves
and feeble and becomes and bound
Hence arise dyspepsia and host 81 diseases Railways Regulator
bowels condition,
WEAKNESS In their operation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
CO-PaRTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION az CO-PARTNEHSuIP.
NIX Of RADCLIFFE, DOUGLASS CO
ON the LIST Of October. By mutual consent.
DOUGLASS having vithd = hom the
W. D. RArcIIffE,
7. v. DOUGLASS,
Richmond October la, 1855. JNo v pOr0LAss
- COMPREHENSIVE.
W hAICLiffF sud JOHN V. DOUGLASS formed a Co.
partnership under e maine and style Of RArCLIrrE
and viii continue the business formerly by Raicn Dou
sSs, Co.. and VII collect all debts concern and pAY
ue liabilities OF the they being Ia,
name Of the arm In settlement " Affairs
Richmond Oct ist 1855. JOHN v poi,0iA ss
Having Withdrawn from the business. eherfy IN,
concern Of RADCLIFFE DOUGLASS our former rIsnd, and
patrons. ~ - ~--
oels THOMAS " DOUGLASS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
ANOTHER IMPORTATION OF BEAuTIrrI Goons
JOHN DOOTEV
HEAD QUARTEus FOn FAsHIOS.nI,
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL TOR Ie66
REMOVAL REMOyALI! REMOVABLE
10 the People OF Virginia and North Carolina,
A.

AVE removed their Wholesale and Retail tntt, w.,.
Rooms 10 Cornihlan Hail." Main H. R,ebuond
NatneNt door above Hooker. Osborn Carriage Warsh
where they oScr for sale the varied assorsn 81
'ilHkr ianlFr Furniture" before
Mso pendh assortment of every style Furniture all II great
reduced prices Our oil customers
eur line invited 10 call, our stock and MAZE & mn
chases. -' ~ "''N' "'eI p.T-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

nNfft 80 sAhf Ha~fsf. f..-Haautfn rt-
n an afrf Ishe Ctstsr some rntrfy rev ani D..
sfste rarHs Cari Hasete Cts AMI Frl hikcf plated on
- tesi vitstarfst snd verfsn'ci ~ aani ~ -leM
fip fiNNEFNAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

- y " ~ VUlEIl y ANIES.- B,st American
~ Nehued Rolled Car Axe Hammered
EamiE Pencoyd) cut H. length centsred Also an ct.
quality Junaa Charcoal Axle. Constantly on hand ana G 81 ~
@ :" u Railroad Companies, Car and Engine Ruder and grs
" Wy lhrhuNAoturers' A.AP ROBTRTa.
or1t-"m Broad. below Vine pbtsd.frt,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

NOFtfE.-Wshnr t0reiurr stock Flrcy Dress df
~ uu ~ M months Tat ~ gf.i
uf goods. rnrsur pnr ~ Printed FfIi
Mouseilnrt Fnrsh Plain WefInoa Plain
eiripi sni nrorad sus other tti.a re 90 o. pre-
ssnt nfNFOHp MAYO AUtilg.
whose
have been stsniur months O. uate early suiemsni
iaf .d-fH NAB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
sIfrIupUDEAN Wu1s,.,,

uHoh HE Usietes IN Augusta county Tie spsr,iS. in a.,
~ orders IN quantities and Tor rart Of he ,d
.gf us celebrated MlllskEf II awardei Yssr e -
nrlH ~ NE nar o. the Meohanlcs' institute 10 Richmond No
vs,s,I ~ ~ Liquor u intended for family nsden ii use
snd of the best Hotels " he ordered VI spv az fro, DO -
dress Iii st.., 100. Az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
UITIENERl GOODS.
J, SPENCE SON.
- AND 21H DIVISION STREET, NEW YORK,
NtNUFAcIrRsg- ~
BUCKRAM WARE AND FOUNDATION LACE,

g TEACHER WANTED.-TAe subscriber wishes to
n employ private Ia bis family take charge Of hi
'oo ~hen s teacher leaves him which will he the Is
20 April gentleman we'll qualified teach The ancient
Languages, French and Mathematics liberal salary vii be
address ?. r BROOKE.
lll- Frederckshurg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

III bAhhEIS Old wfsISky. (very superior
iA4o N. JONES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26

- .nis. IuQUHAuT'S STRONG A~DGEN-
- UNI PEACH BRANDY, Just received and Tor sale BY
10 JANIS WlNsToN.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
The Ohio Legislature.
CoLuMBUs, January 16

OOLUMBUS, January l0tI.
SENATE-Mr. Brazee introduced bill
TO repeal The ten per cent. interest law
and 10 fix the rate at seven per cent.
"A debate sprung up on printing extra
copies OF the Governor's Message and the
reports OF the departments, and much
strong feeling was ELECTED against the
printing OF extra copies.
The subject was 6nslly laid over.
Several bills were introduced, ,bu, moth.
ing important occurred.
The Republican members have eau
Gus tonight to arrange the Senatorial
question. n.se. SIDE
1t is expected that Wade will BE- 70.
nominated and elected this week. j.
a House. Mr.. Edgsly introduced bill
to repeal the present liquor law.
Mr.. Slough introduced q bill abolish.
ing capital punishment.
Mr.. Cory introduced resolution sp.
pointing Charles Reemelin to exsmine
into the condition Of the State Bank.
This resolution was isid on the table
and ordered 10 be printed.
Some time was spent in considering
the question Of restoring the jurisdiction
Of the Court Of G ,mmon Pleas. II
Jan. 17th--No,hing transpired to.day
worth reporting. 1t has been On OK.
ceedingly dull day in both Houses.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TnE ERRICsoN !

NEw Yoax, Jsn. lS.-The stesmSbip
Esricson from Hsvrs, arrived this evc.
ming. She left Hsvrs on the 30th Of
December, and brings ~ pssssngess,
and Paris papers Of The 29ih, whIch;ars
later than those received by the Allan
tic. -es .s- u -E-is
The Galignsnis Messenger says The
Piedmonisse government are preparing
additional forces for new csmpsisn.-
The Ministe, Of war 10 said 10 have Civ.
en- orders for corps OF 10000 men, 10
be got ready without delay. DTs
Tho change in Paris had decided that
the new Russian loan shall never bs quo.
ted on tho Paris Bourse.
CossrANrISorLE. Dee. 1.-THE Cri.
mean Submarine telegraph has been bro.
ken. The severe storms continued.-
Four merchant vessels had been thrown
on the Crimesn coast; 800 persons had
been shipwreckel and drowned at tho
mouth of the Danube; several English
gun boats were still cruizing on the sea
Of Azoa, destroying the Russian fisher.
les. --
Gen. Williams ahd the prisoners tax.
en- at Ksrs had been sen. TO Tifis. Col.
Schwartsebesg had succeeded in reach.
ing Ezeroum. The relrogade movement
Of Omar Pacha on the redoubt Of Kale.
Is confirmed. A quarrel at Kutch be.
tween the anglo Ottoman troops and
Turks had been put down.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
Lieut.. Gov. Myers.

TIE following complimentary reso.
luton, on Judge MYEas' retiring fiom
Office, was offered in the Senate, on the
18th, and unanimously adopted. 1t is
Just tribute 10 his exalted worth.
Judge MYERS, in his retirement, has
the good wishes OF thousands Of his dem.
ocratic brethren. who, knowing him best.
love him most. II is a misfortune for
the State 10 be edeprived Of the services Of
such man. Sound in head and pure
in heart, with ardent public spirit and
zeal for human liberty, Judge MYERS
has made mark upon the events Of his
time that shall not soon be etfaced:
"Rcsolved, That the Hon. James Myers, late
Lieutenant Governor Of this State. has, by the
impartialty, dignity and ability. with which he
has presided over the deliberations OF this body
commanded our confidence and esteem, and
that he carries with him in his retirement, our
best wishes ior his happiness and prosperity"
Lieut.. Gov. Myers responded briefly as fol.
lows:
GENTLEMEN SENATORS: The resolution you
have just passed is quite unexpected to me.
return you my unteigned thanks for your ex-
preston Of appreciation oil my official acts du-
ring the short time that | have had the honor
and pleasure to preside over your deliberations.
We are now about 10 separate; you to remain
here in the discharge Of your arduous and re-
sponsible duties Of Senators; to return to the
private walks of life, which can assure you |
do without single regret. have seen enough
Of public life to satisfy me that its paths, il
pursued with fidelity TO the public interests, are
not slrewed with either flowers or gold.
Gentlemen, with a sincere wish for your
health while here, and a safe return to your
homes and families, and to each O. you a long,
prosperous. and happy life. bid you farewell.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
Affairs in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.

w ASHANtlON JdUs Afs
CERTAIN foreign Ministers apprehend,
on what they consider unaoubted su.
thority, that the Walker movement EN-.
braces the conquest Of Cuba, Porto
Rico and S.. Domingo. hence the con.
slant watch(ulness 10 that quarter, and
the frequent communications with our
Government on that subject.
The report Of Gen. Shields, made a
year ago in the Senate. has been re. pro.
duced, in which Parker H. French is
charged with obtaining $4,000 worth Of
Government. stores on forged letter Of
credit, and branding him as an imposter.
This has materially operated to damage
Mr.. Frcnch's prospects here.
New YoRK, Jan. l4th.-A correspon.
dent of,be Herald .elesrsphsfrom Wssh.
ington, that a strong impression pre-.
walls in political circles that our rela.
lions with Great Britain are threatening
and serious approximations are felt and
expressed by many Senators, several Of
them 10 the confidence Of the administra.
ton. Of an early rupture between the
two Governments. There is sill no or.
ganizatior Of the House. Nj. Cling.
man holds up his plurality resolution
hoping 10 get other Democrats TO support
il. Only two 70 with him in it. An.
other correspondent telegraphs that high.
ly important dispatches have been re.
ceived ct the State Department from Eng.
land, with reference 10 an understa nd.
ing respecting Central American affairs.
WAsHlNoror, Jan. IA.
The Senate merely met at noon and
adjourned over ill Thursdsys
HOUSE,. Nj. Grsltol corrected tho
into which MI. Campbsll Of
Ohio had Inadvertently fallen on Sslnr.
day, in stating thstno copy Of the bible
was to be foundyin the Congressional
Library (; on The conttary they were
many editions Of that holy book there.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
Two Governors in Wisconsin. Meeting
Of the Legislature.

ON Monday, Gov. Barstow, with 9th.
or State Officers was inlucted into the
gubernatorial Office Of Wisconsin; end
on the same day the same oath was ad.
ministersd TO Mr.. Bashford BY Judge
Wilton in the Supreme Court room at
Madison. A large number Of persons
were present., and considerable excite.
ment prevailed. |, will be remembered
that Mr.. Bsrslow received the certificate
Of the Board OF Canvassers, and is there.
fore the legal Governor Of Wisconsin.
The object Of M. Ba>hford and his
friends doubtless is 10 present such an
issue as will enable them to test judicial.
ly the charge Of fraudalen, returns on
the other side. The Legislature met at
Madison on Wednesday. The Senate
stands l3 Republicans to l2 Demo.
crats The Assembly, ~ Democrats to
81 Republicans, and one Independent.
Chicago Press.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
WAsHIsorox, Jan, 18th.


THE rumor which so greatly excites
the European capitals, that the United
States and Russia had entered into q
conditional offensive and defensive treaty
springs probably from the fact tha. the
latter has submitted draft Of a treaty
Of amity and commerce.
A motion to adopt the plurality rule
was tabled in the House to-day by four
majority, by tho vote Of ell the friends Of
Richardson present, except Barclay,
Hickman and Vail, joined by the friends
of Fuller, Campbell, Of Ohio, and Dunn.
Harrison, Moore, Scott and Wheeler.
Messrs, Boyce, Mcqueen and Keitt
left Richardson to-day.
Commodore Morris is seriously i'll Of
on acute affection Of The lungs at his
residence in this city.
Boyce, Mcqueen and Kei,t being
now satisfied with Richardson's explana.
ton, have returned TO his support.
Faulkner. Of Virginia, intends sub.
milting q proposilion--if no Speaker be
elected by Monday next, the members
resign, and the House adjourned 10 meet
again the first Monday Of May.
The dispatches received by this Gov.
eminent, per the Atlantic, contain moth.
ing Of particular importance concerning
affairs between Great Britain and this
Government.
An An,i.Nebrasks caucus is being
held tonight, as suggested by Campbell
Of Ohio. ...
The debate to-day apparently damag.
ed rather than improved Banks pros.
Ooct
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
BT- The Message Of Governor M

BUr The Message Of Governor ME
DILL, one Of the ablest documents ,ha
has emanated from an Executive, is on
our table. We regret tkat its ereal
length forbids its insertion at large, and
that we can give but measte synopsis
The press Of matter is such as 10 render
judicjous selectio n and arrangement iin.
possible. Congfess, the Ohio Lcgisla'
ture. divers STATE Conventions, DC. &c.
are pressing tbcir proceedings upon the
public. and he must be man OF lsis.
ufe indeed who can afford to read moi.
" Of what is thus published. Besides,
as the Spirit cfths Tisss 10 a family
al we'll as poli.icsI nswspspsr. apor.
zion Of the paper mus. be reserved fol
miscellaneous reading.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
nN- WE unders,snJ ,b,, ,rran

nD- VIZ Understand that arrange.
men's are in progress which will be like.
ly 10 put into operation. early in the
Spring, tho extensive Rolling Mill Of the
Messrs. Blsndy in this place. We hope
the arrangements may be such as 10
bring Mr.. Blandy back here. His in.
auence will be wholesome in any place
that he may be situated.
If oil the manufacturing establish.
ments now erected here were put into
operation, Ironton would do the
heaviest business in Iron Manufacture
ofany place West Of Pittsburgh.
When this place fully RECEIVERS from
the reaction, caused by the inflated pri.
ces Of real estate, we shall then 20
ahead.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22

Total tnxs OIL duplicc. 5000 $50 40,7 ss,955ll s07
Recommends that returns be made 10
the State Auditor, Of the amounts Of fees
received by local officers. He estimates
that The people pay 100000 in this
way.
TAxArroS.--On this topic, Gov. Me-.
pILL's views are identical with those
publishc cd in Auditor MoRGAN's master.
ly report, issued last summer. He de.
nounces the irresponsible and wasteful
expenditure Of public money by the 10.
cal authorities, and justly says that it
is the cause Of complaint Of high taxes.
The Governors language on the sub.
ject Of Bank taxation is manly and pa.
tfiotic. We shall refer to it hereafter,
and publish his views in full.
He discusses the tax question at con.
siderable length. His arguments and
illustrations, are such as the friends OF
The presenttax law, uniformly urged, and
such as its opponents do not feel it con.
venient to answer.
The present School law Of Ohio is
strongly, recommended. Some modi6ca.
tions are suggested.
The Benevolent Institutions are rep.
resented as being in aourishins con,
di,ion. .-.,.. .-.r ..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-22
F,asr DEyELopxcrrs or LrAp va

Z FiRsr DEVELOPMENTS or LEAP YeAR,
"A party-o Of twenty-five ladies and gentle
men from Rockville, Conn.,, visited this
city on Friday, in the cspsci,y Of .
sleighing patty, dining and taking sup.
per at the Massasoit House. and visiting
the Annoy sud other Of the pro.ninen,
features of Springfield. The ladies act
cd a. escorts for the gen.lsmsn. ordering
the msais. paying The bills and furnish.
ing The comlorts Of ths trip generally.
We shall hope 70 record many fruits ol
this lcsp year eallsntry amous 8 our msisi.
monial snnouncemsn.s before the yesr
10 over.-[Spiing6sld. Mass. Rspubli.
lean, Jsii. 8.