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ADJUSTMENTS.

(NsESr'S GAEETY-
" Tho Manager has the honor of announcing that the
ut this establishment will commence
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 6.
n- Future advertisements will duly announce the of
the distinguished Arses comprising the Dramatic and
pcrntic Companies forming the greatest combination of
talent in the United Stntes-tle corps embracing within it's
thirteen members who have vidinly been
attractive Stars throughout the Union.
limited number Of Family Private Boxes be
cured for the
f In answer to numerous applications few Tickets
will be disposed Of. For particulars, apply to
7. b. CLARKE, Treasurer
o3l If Crsp'h iaiety
piy-Cty papers copy and send papers,
90 GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAS
Ga4 QUERADE BALL will be given ut UNION HALL,
(sSA Fourth District
Cir THURSDAY EVENING, Nov G. 1856
NAEAGERS.
A. G. Allen, Capt. o. Rourke +, Eleesry
nr j. Flurct, j. II Phelps ". K. Vrccland,
j. Il. Fitch j. b. Mclin. |" Wcaihcrs
). +. Rn,if,, a. ifaakct, 1r, y. S.HverS
" lowell A. l"'tiHnd, F. j. REFS,
+. SClIlt,tr.
C0HHITTEE Of iSVlTATlOS
j. Il. Fitch, tuIt.D. kUuykc, j, +. Rnha
T.. RlcaAry, A. Fr;tHeiS F'l. HciS,
+. Schubert
rSF"Gcncm"n desiring. ladies Invitations requested to
III their md residences Committee Of In
"!Ir Will AT the Hall on SAT LtD-Af EN EN-
iEti previous to the Bal, p'cIbrk
E9- Cars will leave the Han for The city ut alf past g and
hair.pH~t clprk for the accommodation visitors.
Rg- Tickets Of admission 81 ~ -
OF ID. W. 'bNRON II tf PFairieorSf7
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HARDWARE,

JD'H wA7kkhAF N. WATERMAN.
s-asEy=1zsaA> j. WATERMAN q BisOTITEis,
~saaEsd7| HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner Of Com,
48GsA mon and Magazine Streets have hand and
aA&G1Siare daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals" gener" assortment Of articles comprising III part
follows:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY ETC.
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
Anyils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies, Screwplateg
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Plonghs, Hay Cutters, Corn Sheers,
Agricultural implements.
Mill, Gross and Pit Saw,
Ok fo:es Bows, SingietreRs,
Turning IsHies
!1oes, finInes, ShoveS and Spades, Platform Scales,
AndiruHs, FeiIders, SiinveIs and ToEgs Corn Mills
Copper aud Iron Coal Holds, Cob C,ughers
Single and Double Barre. Guns
C0tee tlccas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, iron Bnisttnds,
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Stlffcra
Stock Kettles Portable fcrges,
O22ly Scines Fishing Tackles.
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T., ',r1,,. avn I,,..,
- W'IIT- '
Nn,,l, am, Era1v i,u,n,rm t,i,r simon, p,n, ,;ol1,,
Ind 'Viryi,iiI i emf rnti,tin, E,r,nr ~ ''
Together win ml,v tirr rI, and cnjr, article Of Per-
'''t '''''' 'tt' ''ritatI, -" >.r,,,.,-r,-
n3I I'm '' - ''- ~ * Eva, Nv ,,r,o.
-
NIOTICEI-WE THE rxnE2s1GvrD ppnrp5r-
N Tu;S lHl i,&srt m ,r ~ ' ~ ,I III
tI.I *; ~ .>l'N
ur,n ,,,i'n w. Wv ~ I , Ii, t'. fnE in'n I" 'a'H
r,,,, , ~ y at ii n.y. ~. ~ "n' f'sl'HNc
her 1s5- w. - 'a VI - S'' i'"o' - 49, 'i'"''''
N''''H J" =" ''dfH y" KEN r.i' E''H OF COT
lr.r,,., r..,, .,, L.. Me-: IN;
'''?"Er' it,'n any hl'ih@ Win" The tort.
',"' ~ l'ii- ana HtiNflf ., "a cents per bale.
LUX. o' It" 10. s''''I'n' WA '''iA '' ,ErtN>"
SIIiN 10 restore oF T' plr ana H'IHt'H
"lnlEe accents bale.
,"'i"'' IRON troops WIn l"ia.'' ;--. 6trnts
bic order, rrl4iS >m4I be charged.
~ !iNHiES TO SEiPfhES OF COTTON COMPRESS
AZ. "''' mH'fri !" l".. ''HHt ~Srd within
ifff!'H ny ,i'"krrs trrr {" rhHrscs, i the
E "n i = rT'N '''r'"''t'" PAY ''' p'h'% "f
Al ,tt'L w. '''+ h'tt'S per hale
' ,.I' ,T I'iE'"l !" u" %oin1t" t amt
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CLARK, SFAUFFER 4. Co., H + " r +,
- IRON, etc. No. "a Canal street, Agents for thges' saw
"a
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TODD. =. H., Il CO.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIE4~
L DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS WIN
DOW GLASS; BRUSHES and coiors of ali kinds 80 Maya
| ,,n
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SSFCESLES d CO.. DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAL
- INSTRUMENTS, ETC., Wholesale and RETAIL Nos sc and
fu,n 1s;rp
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FOR StF4EE-TlIE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
L tory corner Of S. John and Julia streets, comprising
Steam figat and }Giler, upright Saw five Circular
'"hnE and S'mdrF other machines GOT the nnnunctuc of
Sash, Blinds etc,
The Whole will lie sold in block very favorable terms to
good purchaser.
Apply to LES 4. BLANC,
l,D r,t,p
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STEEL. j. r., BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER.
No s;inrSI street
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SEEAW, FYsANEAsJr = CO., C0fM us N AND
y FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE No 50 Tchoupitouas street OILS
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| G. W. ". SHAW. j. r SHAY
| ,tIstt G. W.. & CO., COMMISSION AND FOR
| = WARNING MERCHANTS, No. "a Poydras street, New
| q I'll
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WyR.GHT. ALLEN ~ CO.. COTTON FACTORS
w aud COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. l2u tiGarieF
May 0r e.
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t,rTItINGER. f., Is Co.. FASHIONABLE CLIO
y THING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS. CARPET
Z L = NJ I,ut,nISt rIaf
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VOORHEES,, GRLGGS Il Co.. COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS IL Tchouptoula5
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: 7 " 7 :
Rough AMI Ready, crunpU Cavalier Simon rurc Golden
lHgrh, Virginia lrn;, fluhatin1 Nectar.
Together with mty other hruis and choice article Of Per
Tl4n", Havana and German Cigars
SMITH a VAN HENTIIrNSEN,
nND I'M IRA 1jrrS trrrt.
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SCANLAN Il CO.. ID. p, DEALERS IN MILF
- merry and Fine Fancy Dry Goods Nos l. and a Chares
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FE'GUisNADEI, c.. No, 81 GRAVIER STREET DIS
L Mortgage Paper under S2HND. ny.S ly
TTNAXI4pEs, SEW e LIZ IT,. IMPORTER AND DEAL
l in fine Wines and Liquors No. II Royal street.
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E7INTES. GEO. H., PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
No. los Pnyrms street. thewten Camp @Ed St Charles
N.,vn rl,.4
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{ATIIE CLOCK. f. r.. DEALER IN DRUGS, MHpl-
w rneS, p0ins, Oils, etc, No IS Magazine street
WTQODNEAN. o. o., IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
W Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Paints, OILS. etc
Common and inc Tpp.E
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y ELF J. M, - CO., DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Ii Front street between Gaver and Natctez streets
SEH&MF1S, A. c.. ATToRNEY-AT LAW, No. Is Cam
, n,prrtl PInre New NIL
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LEVI WILSON Parish Rnqles. La. New Orleans.
{KTELStbN. I'{tNfIse}E ~ Co., COTTON FACTORS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. IS Carondelet street.
Orleans.
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nIsSOLUTTON-TilE cor ..RTNERSitIP HERETO
- fore existing between The undersigned, firm
BURROWS uSTRoM is this day Dissolved Ivy mutual
either partner will sign the firm il liquidation.
JNr. NJ. BURROWS.
New Orleans July l. 1856 JAS. \. OSTEOM.
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dT> Fs sS pr top de- n me '0"Sr les 'e' uo
J InSH9 E5SHET
Neutrality-suspicious. le $ Holt 1856. nus
STsSnYTvpIt,y t,TI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- r r.! i'm q 9ANE{ MAWE1X: was Dissolved on the
P j, CockliCKS.
N " ." nsI |E S m i" NhEf AMhi IN;
,rv S tl,,yIp ,' '"'S''1 ''e " Inc "e hf'h Oh
New Orleans, August 25' lo36 - a,,.,-r,
rof i1,orMcy , " vii 1Ta5 IL I W l,l.
5"m the State 0s per act before George R"rc'hie' Notary
P'i Ynh ,,,,.,s ,,,.. J, ,o,.
an25 s Il. KENNEDY 4 CO.
NoTlcA-TIIE buSlSESS $ HYMENEIrIYIN En,KMEK
cxp ny is own li'ioi No one, Authorized 10 t1 IT,
' j"y '' ST. III iS55 ~" but Todd an. he only 1 'fS:I Co
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ fS L. FL W,;M f. m q saIy42 sq rs
am Will c'''"'r the O"''c' o. ''' -; A. 10 Canal
1.,,.,. 1874 !. G;AHSIPtnt4NF ,:
iii'E ISL 1870 d. b. =, {, : i;Eln,fS
N oIICE-I IlAEE THIS n;AI AssouArEn WITH
IN, f M' M,M ,ri ana w,'SEoHie ne
ADAMS \ co. X. W. ADAMS.
! A1y pA1,TyfEfssTlIFs He T7NDEFS1GyED
in;nn rrnar r ~, ,i S,n,a ~, , iii ~ ti',,i
im..if,,rn ,,,;rr p '"' ~ ''' " '
CHARLES r. SINGLETON
'''' " itE,,f' T. Si,t,l,,n,,
Nav o,,.,n. ,..,., j.. rHsSN''S il: 5'ASN ,
.'. Nv 49, :
Nh'ALsEN E !fsE!iH-tRmM MD AFTEk TitlS
~ date, have given my son, FlFZWlI.lIAN !UNSDAhE
ana ltk NJ lEbl Us, Interest IN brokerage business,
under the firm OF II. I. LDNSn Al.E son II GO.
N@ II. I. lA'NShALE
NTsnTEf,FI = TIiE i:NUjtESIGEEO EE1'IEES THIS
~ iay from The firm OF w. A j. NuNTGIMNl!Y ly rrulunI
same iinr
As herrio og,
j. MONTGOMERY 10 Common st.
May 81 1856.
TECFC-ACGS. r. MONTG OMERT AND las. A.
~ VIII have become partners commercial
W. !. AZ
June !. ls56 i,l2
N&FEECE-NR: llANif!. u, LOGAN is u partner in orr
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T ANDIS. JOSEPH < Co.. COMMISSION MIR
L. CHANTS AMI, DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE,
\, 3a TrI,nu r1y3
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NOTTCE-TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
! entered into cnparncr4ip under the firm o!
HARDING BIB AY 60" for the purpose of transActng
Cotton and Sugar Facorage and General Commission business
in this city. j. y HARDING,
S. +. K. AHHAY.
50 Caroftlcet
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NOTICE - Mr. DIFF GREEN. OF TITkSBURG
l. mississippi bccome partner in our house this day.
GREEN II CRt Mp
New Orleans .Tny |. 1855 vi
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NTOTICE-FKOM AND AFTER THIS DATE, Mr.. r.
~ X WALKER hecomes partner IN Our house The stye
Of the firm will not Ue changed.
STEPHEN c. MIGHELL K co.
New Orleans, Jrlv l. 1856 ia
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MEYER. III. H., 100 Camp street W!sTCiiMAk
lSR AND DEALER N JEWELRY, GOLD PENS, FANCY
ARTICLES AND WATCHES All jewelry articles repaired
rnoGprara
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WHITE, TtEOS. IL, BOOKSELLER AND STA
w tnIsr No. i'.tlsl
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H. ItuTIIELs HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
Sa ORNAMENTAL WnKk$, Corner Of Benton and
W. Crwo doors from the 81. Charles TheaerJ Munufnc.
Of the latest nm" most approved Patterns Of Ratings, We
"r Sar. Store Frns laytn ind III E;nIs If CaST ASD
WROUGHT IKOE WORK for Building purposes.
H Rulings, Castings, Guard Foxes as Weight. aud Ven.
ntor for tac al the Old Stand, lv6 ST. Charles New
Orleans. D25 J
~ CIlhiS: G; e., GAIHES q Co., IMPORTERS
TX pHAkDWAK ARE, CUTLERY, Re-, No. 26 Magazine nn1
81 40 t;raviet etiee" have hand constantly
Receiving direct from the Manufactures
Nails Castings, Axes; Carpener's Tools;
Hoes. Spades and Shovel6; Corn and Coffee Mills;
OK and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope
Fifth and Trace hh1!.s Mill, Pit and Gross Gu, Saws
An,jS Vices and Bellows Counter and Platform Scales
Surss and Dies, Screw Plates; Au'lir0ns and Fendrrs
Hammers and IoAgs; Shovels and Tongs;
tirrln stone, all hiAts; Cotton and Wool Cards
Hooks and hinges Iron and Hras5 Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Gallery.
Together win hlhrgt assortment Of Fancy Goods viz Combs
Brlslirs peuInery Paper and blank Books etc. which
offered AT the loves, n"es fer cash city no25y
a. EOINDRX AND MACIuNE-sHOP.
e(Y Leves Streets he undersigned prepared II
W nmM!tnesnrH STEAM ENGINES EoIiEkss nnt
lions saw MIs, Cotton Presses, Draining Machines and Rail
ronis, Gin GcntinE, Horse Power Fhe Fronts. Furnace
for several meters of Crate Bars Brass Work O
all kinds, such Guave Cocks and Valves every descrp
on Metallic lncking for Se;m Cylinders, Gun Mead Rings
clnery Of any dcscr. pticn h%I MAY be required.
They have hand at all times tn'e Bars Wheel Srrups
Fe Bolts, Guagc Cocks Valves 0! all sizes used b. seilI
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore upo
them. they hope by as>lros their business,
ani2 " MCCAIN K PATTERSON
D T. T. A' Nfy ORLEANS oK Es4s:lS 5S.G: II
NJ IRON WORkSI lie Undersigned bpg lea inform
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MOREAU, T. n, Isl Royal street. corre: Of ToqGnss;
lvl LAIiI tS' AND GENTlEMENiS FANCY ARIiCliEt5
pFRFITNERY STORE ie2
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fNHE ASEG FOR CARTS AND DR. AYS-Tn boxes nj q
~ caut each box; in kegs Of % pounds! " ces per pound
and il barrels at cents per porld-clenp and good
ol5 ALFRED kGARNY, - Magazine street,
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{KTRTssFZT & CO. j., DEALERS IN PATENT MEDf
w clues. Drugs, PinIneFy etc, Nos y and 81 tAar
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-20
OhiO Legislature
March Z, 1856.

Ir t 90 March 7, 1885,
iSs1atS.-Atlenoon Session. Mr.. Taylor Of
Geauga, offered the following resolution
ResOlvsd, That the Commissioners of the
State House report to the Senate at their ear-
est convenience, the name of every person that
has been employed 10 work on or about the
State House within the last three months,
whether as oyerseers or laberers the oc-
cupaton of each person has been--how much
time each person has actually been employed /;
what smount has been paid, or agreed to be
paid to each and every peason, by the day,
week, or month, as the case may be and whoth.
er the Commissioners certify to the amount Of
labor or timo spent, by those employed, or
what supervision they do exercises over the Ac.
counts presented for payment by those employ,
ed.
Mr.. Brace said he desired 10 call the atten.
tion ofthe Senate and standing committee on
Public Buildings, to two things growing out of
our State House affairs.
|. By the act Of March 10, 1859, all prior acts
for the erection of the State House were repeal.
ed. That act created the Office Of Now State
House Commissioners to conliue for two pears
unless the building should be sooner finished.
That office expired on :he 18th Of March, 1854,
and has never been revived by any subsequent
law, the consequence of which is, that we have
had no legal State HOupe Commissioners for the
last two years, no architect, no superintendent
no clerk or other persons legally employed in
any capacity about the building although more
than half a million Of money has been expeud-
cd upon Il during that time.
2, The report OF the gentlemen Who have
acted as State House Commissioners for tho las
two years, made on jtks 18th Of November, 1858
shows the creation Ofa bill. during that lime
beyond the appropriation Of $4,000, ofsi96,
600, By an answer from the same gentleman
recently made to resolution Of the Senate, /
appears that that debt has increased since Ii,
9th Of November to ss1s,OOO, at the rate O
more than 81 900 per day. This is very rap
u increase Of debt for some one pay Itth,
STATE IS to pay only what she has been beRo6le,
by' there will be left many responsibilities up
on other'. In every aspect Of this state .
things, it is important to the State and to III
lPersOns il apy way connected with the Stat
House, that the Senate should soon haye Ii
views Of the committee having charge Of III
State House, respecting the propriety ofsusper
ding all further expenditures about the build
lung for the present. The resolution was adop
led.
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Ohio Legislature.

II viii be seen by reference to the proceed
logs Of this body, that a resolution is passed by
them to adjourn on the 9Th Of April next, until
the hrsI Monday Of January, 1857.
Some Of the reasons for this important move
Wsn given BY US last week, but after we had
prepared those for the press, still others arose,
khat seemed 10 ItarLe even the most sedate.-
Upon IN examination, it is found to be a fac
beyond peEadVenLure, that three men, styling
themselves "State House Commissioners, y
have been acting as such without law and with
out authority The law under which they
pretended to acl vas passed in 1889, and Great.
ed those Offices for tOo years only. And the
next Legislature Of 1854 (Democratc) appro
priaied ei76Ooo for the purpose Of finishing
the State House, without creating any officer
to take supervision Of the funds. The OLE
State Hsqse Commissioners Loco like) AFRO
gated to themselves the illegal right to dspos,
sfthe funds to party pets And what is more
didn't stop with the one hundred and seventy
Eve thousand dollars appropriated for that pur'
pose, but most gallantly and pdtrioticGly con
tractsd With party friends for nearly three han
Srsd AousaMd dollars worth oimaterial and labor
aOrs than has yet been appropriated | What
wsFe our representatives. to do ? Should they
have gone on aud met the illegal contracts from
The funds Of the people, and make still further
appropriations 10 finish the structure 2 Or
shall shsy have the whoIc fraud rooted up
from lie very commencement and reported to
then Al an adjourned session =! We are Of the
opinion that il is 10 the best interest Of all the
tag payers TO pvt a stop to those YOnh and
Murine frauds upon the Treasury.
Where now are the Galphins | Echo an.
sWers where
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The Law of Newspapers.

I, Subscribers Who do not give notice to the contra.
u, are considered wishing to continue their subcrp
tlen.
4 II subscribers order the disoORunnsnee Of their
psDsFs the yublisher may continue 10 send them until
Al arrsAFAges are paid,
II Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their pC
FlodcNs from the Office TO which they are directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled the BILL
srdesed Ihsn discontinued.
4 II subscribers remove 10 other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers sent to tn
lsrmsr direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to TAX
papsFs fron Ihs Office, removing and leaving then
noaed for Is prinpd acid evidence ofinientona fraud
- Poslmasters who notify Apublsher that news
oape Is not taken from the Office required to give
ne Tsss o. Why iheJ srs not taken out see Post OF
aaa InstsEuoIions and Laws.
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Hon, John A, Bingham.

We learn from the National hsteIligeacer, that
our distinguished Representative in Congress
has been giving that honorable body a talk up
oa The great contest going on between Govern
OF Reeder and Gen. Whitfield for seat in the
House Of Representatives, as delegate from
The territory Of Kansas. Aud right glad are
Ee to think that the 2lst Congressional Dis
tEietOf Ohio is not only able to make her mark
spon the great living issue Of Freedom sgainst
tyranny, but able 10 gvtte her name In FLAMING
letters, more brilliant than in letters of gold,
through her gifted, talented and eloquent Ren.
Eessntstvs. John A. Bingham. But we cRr
tFOm that paper no Reaa notice Of bim, coming
as It does from the oldest and most orthodox
conservative paper In the Union. We will rive
his speech next week
SIN the House OF Representatives reuOrl
was received from the Court Of claims. piyin,
: iist OF cases acted Rpon, and asking an ap
pFopHAtion TO pay such as had received "a
sorable consideration. Some discussion aros
3 TO the proper reference Of the report bv
before decision was had the regular busnes
ens up. the report iofths committee on Elec
dons Gu the Kansas case. Mr. Boyce, Of s
Carolina. and Mr. Bingham, Of Ohio. eac
made ap hours speech. the FIRST agsinst Ii
scnclusions Of the majority report and the la
ior in support Of its positions. The speeche
we're Of high order of ability. both iu iogi
and language. That Of Mr.. Bingham, beiu
bis drst regular speech, gave MIN at once III
rank ofan accomplished debaler." s1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-20

10 January, next. . shing that was not expect
ed by The people. Neither was it intended on
the part Of the Legislature, for sometime after
their being convened, 50 far as am able to
understand. But things have been so devsl-
oping themselves in the various departments
Of the Government. and they being of such a
character that they cannot be met IS they
should be BY this Legislature, unless prOlOng-
ing the session to very late period in the
season. And as il is said. aud with truth too
that majority Of its members are fasmsrss il
would not By any means answer for them to
stay seycnd the opening up Of spring. 1t is
said that they themselves, say that they cannot
stay after the time above mentioned, and they
therefore go for an adjourned session, for many
reasons. One great reason is, that il is much
the better policy to have the Legislature
meet every year, 50 that the dOiugs of the Of
6cers Of the various departments may be scru
tinized, and in case anything should be found
wrong that il may be remedied in proper lime
and before it be TOO late.
Many remonstran:es are being received by
the Legislature, protesting and opposing any
mateIiOl change or modification in the present
school Law, so am informed, and that those
petitions have been gotten up principally by OIL
through the influence Of the State Commission
er Of Common sthoOls, by writing TO school
Of cities and towns, to school examiners anC
to school teachers generally, asking their aid
and influence by way of securing signers to
those demonstrating petitions. This is all done
as quietly as possible, so that the mass Of thu
people who have 10 bear the burden OF taxa
ton aud who are in favor Of modifying AM
changing the present law, is having, to Ger
tain extent, the advantage taken of them i
this matter. Those petitions, coming in as the
are, have their influence upon the Legislatur
all on one side. Those who desire a ctangt
have expected to get it without pctitioning o
the subject, and therefore have not sent in az
petitions. result OF which may be tha. n
change will be had this winter.
A bill, it is said, has passed the House, dis
pensing with the Office Of township Treasure
IN every township in which the county seat o
any county may be situated, transferring th
duties Of that officer to the county treasurer
Quite lengthy report was made by tn
standing committee on Federal Relations in th
House, on the llth inst, in opposition to
Resolution which went from the Senate to th
House, proposing to ask Congress to refund a
the duties that may haye been paid on Raj
Road iron bought Of iorei gn countries by an
and all of the rail road companies in the Sa
Of Ohio. F
A lengthy and animated discussion too
place In the House, to-day, upon bill PR
sented by DR.. Flowers, the member from PEI
ry county, which proposed to prevent the ma
uraiEatcn Of foreigners in our State courts
The friends of the bill argued that it was
violation Of the Constitution Of the Unite
: States for the State Courts TO exercise th
power. They made very showy arguments
but II will not pass is the writer's opinion.
a. n SPECTATOR