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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

CAUTION.-We beg leave to caution purcna
" sors of our choice OLD MONONGAHELA
WHISTLES against the deception and petty fraud
which is practiced by certain parties in this city
and in Baltimore, who have appropriated to them
selves exact copies of the Star Brands tong used
and designed by us to distinguish our Old Whiskcys
We can assure our friends and customers, that the
unriy allied quality. everywhere acknowledged, oil
our choice OLD WHISTLES, cannot be cqualled
by these ingenious invaders of our rights.
Our new establishment, GIBsoSroN MILLS, on
tho Monongalela River. gives us nnequaled iaclii-
ties for making Whiskey of the choicest kind. from
matted and kiln dried grain.
Purchasers of our Old Whiskics will please I"
notice, the words GIBSoNToN MILLS ana J"nN "lE-
soy, Sons Co. are inserted in the new Brands
which we now adopt: aud we deem it u duty to our
customers and ourselves, to give notice. that we
will prosecute and expose any person or persons
who may hereafter copy or use our Brands.
JOHN GIBSON, SONS co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

DERAGE ROBES, MANTLES' 6c.-We have
ID just received q beautiful assortmen, OF bsrase
Robes and Organizes: also. silk and Grape Man
Ties. Nett Trimmed do: French Lace do; Lace
Shnwls and Prints, with many other GOODS
adapted to the reason, to which we invite atten-
tion. [ap6l G. X. WfTMER BRO.
GREAT BARGAINS.-Just received 1000
T Ladies Linen Cambria llandkercheis, from
81 cents up Also Gentlcmcn's do, very super-
or article at 81 ccnts. few more of those Under
shirts. at 25 cents. still remain on hand.
NH % :. W. MEYENBERG. Sarcpta HAL.
JNRENCH CORSETTS AND HOOPED SKIRTS.
II Just received. n nice article of long and
short Corsetts, very cheap; also. Hoped skirts in
great variety. LahhlN " DIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT The first class three story
S&i brick DWELLING. formerly occupied by Mr.
Solomon Masters. situated on the north side OF
King, between Alfred and Patrick streets. This
dwelling has been recently put in thorough repair,
newly covered with slate, papered and painted
throughout. and is now. in every respect, most
desirable residence. Possession given Immediate
ly. Apply to
NH 19---eo3w GEO. ID. FoWhE.
"a FOR RENT.-Thc large brick WARE.
-S$$:AA HOUSE, on Union street, second door from
Prince. lately occupied by llil Brown Partlow;
possession given Immediately. Also.
GG The brick WAREHOUSE, south side of
mA Prince street, one door west Of | Mon. Apply
to feb g--eou] SAMUEL MILLER.
%is FOR RENT.--The three -storied WARE
III. HOUSE, corner of Prince and Union streets,
al present occupied by Messrs HILL Brown Part
low Possession given on 10th of February.
%Ss The WAREHOUSE on Prince street few
EE doors east of Union street, at present occupied
hy Mcssrs. Ford d Wicklife. Possession given ON
lst of February.
@%ts The new four -storied WAREHOUSE. on
mG east side of Union street, two doors south OF
Prince street, corner Of an alley.
~ The WAREHOUSE on the wharf, imnedi-
H"A atcly east Of the last named. Apply to
jan lO-u fo" LE W.
STORE FOR RENT.-The new three-st"ry
III; BRICK STORE on the north side Of King
street recently occupied by George r. Blackjack,
as an Auction and Dry Goods Store, Is for rent.
The situation of this property is in the business
part of the city, and its complete arrangements for
any kind Of mercantile business, renders It very
desirable. Apply next door, TO HI LSI Co., or
J. A. MILBURN, corner Of King and Washington
streets. mn mn - [o-t
S..S TWO STORES AND DWELLINGS FOX
EESH RENT.-The houses on Royal street, one OF
winch lately occupied by John 7. Creighton rs
Hardware store. are for rent, ana in'media,e pos
session given. For price and other particulars,
apply to JAMES hoh'h'
jan l4-dtf
g.. FOR RENT.-The three story BRICK
az; HOUSE. on Royal street, between King and
Prince streets, lately occupied by A. s. Robinson.
Apply to feb 2S-dtfI BRENT k1NZER.
LUMBER, LATHs, LIME, &c.
100000 fs:s'P" 1S
100, 900 feet assorted Georgia Pine Timber
1000 " South Carolina Flooring, Alex
andria dressed
400, 900 Eastern Laths, just laid in, and for
sale by WATERS, ZIMMERMAN CO.
aug6
T UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD YARD.-Cor-
| 4 aer Of Union and Qneen Streets, .North.-Where
| am prepared to furnish every description of
LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATHS, LINE, &c.
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Rcd and White Ash,
and Cumberland COAL, which am selling low for
cash. or on reasonable terms to good customers.
aug 3-tf L. W. BARkER.
COAL.-I have on hand and am constantly re-
v cciviug, ANTHRACITE COAL, Of the beet
qualities, for family use-CUMBERLAND COAL
from the Frostburg Mines, by the cargo, CARLOAD
or sin gle ton. Factories furnished with the run-ot-
mine Ut lowest rates. Apply TO ...
nov s-G D. B. SMITH, Queen e. mnarI.
yI1ooL purchased At highest cash prices oy
w ian HILL, BROWN : PAkThV"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

,Tw NOTlCE.-The steamer JAMES
t--xES-sa..Gil Y having resumed her route on
the Potomac River, will leave Washington on
Tuesdays for Currioman. and on Fridays, COM
i,nenens on the >th of April. for Piney Point and
hn'aic, at \. NJ. Returning will leave Kim
sale on Saturday, at A. NJ, stopping at all Of the
regular landings, going and returning.
LJCIEN :. PAGE, Proprietor.
MAIN Bor>H. Agent NH 29-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

CURTAIN FRINGES.-We have just received
I from New York handsome assortment OF
CURTAIN FRINGES, all styles.
:. & W. MEYENBERG,
NH 81 Sarepta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
To be Drawn each Saturday in APRIL, 1859.

CLASS IA, to be Drawn April 9th.
CLASS Is, to be Drawn April 10th.
CLASS 16, to be Drawn April 23d.
CLASS II, to be Drawn April 30th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
NAcaREeoR,s yENTILATING STOVES.

.0UMAC AND RAGS WANTED'-The .ubscri-
y bsr wishes to purchase the above aroeles IN
any quantity, for which be is prepared 70 pay 'u'
o.. .f J. F.. McGRAW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

GEO. ~. ROBINSON. NUS h' "a "''
ROBINSON PAYNE.
NROCERS. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
Vi ING MERCHANTS. Prince Street Wharf,
lje,o,Jr;, l., oct S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

nLACK SILKS.-Just received a lot of hand
- some BLACK SILKS, which We will sell at II
great bargain. Call at
al LAhhl-N php'7'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

INDIA RUBBER HAIR PINS; Fine Combs
Rouud. Tuck and Dressing Combs. very desi-
rablc and cheap, at 5. W. MEYENBERG'S.
NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

DARASOLS AND fAN
d. ADAMS have just received a supply OF
Parnsols Of new design; also, good assortment OF
Umbrellas. mn Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

\ oilCh.-Ihe Senior partner having with
SnrH o'a"n from the firm of JAMES GREEN i
yV>S' our future business will he conducted under
tae name AMI style of GREEN g. PRO., who have
now On hand for sale, and will continue to manu-
,rsS'ae' rH' al the old stand. corner of Prince and
-a'aS streets, general assortment ef the most
aoas'n and antique FURNITURE, Feather Beds,
naH ana Shuck Mattresses, &c., and every other
SuIie embraced in our line Of business. We hope
vac aid OF the most modern machinery, and thc
s;s as conveniences which our mandatory is pro-
,s asa with, to be able to make it the interest Of
wanting anything in our line TO give us scall.
apSo-tf &, A. eaEEN.,.~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
WILLIAM ]. HIGD0N,

NOR the present, can be found at W T.. ATwELL s.
II l24 King street All orders in HOl SE, oldN,
and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, promptly at
tended to- Orders from the country particularly
rn,nnste5 feb left
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
Philadelphia. oct Idly

CABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MAAUFAC-
v TORY, No. l3O Kimg street. Aiera"df,d, va.
Having lately fitted up one Of the handsomest
and most spacious Warerooms in the city. Tor the
FURNITURE BUSINESS. 1 respectfully invite
public attention to my large stock "i flkNi-
TURE. which | am constantly increasing. ref-
sons visiting our city will find il to their advan-
tape TO give me a call. the range of my GOODS,
in respect to quality and price. such as to cover
the wants and views of all. My stock comprises
Mahogany Sofas Rocking, Cane and Wood seat
Sitting Chairs, Sidcboards. Dressing Bureaus,
marble top and plain,) Marble Top and Plain
Wash Stands. Marble Top Sofa, Card, BOOK ana
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set Bcdsteads OF All pat
terms. such as High, Fielding. French. Low-Post'
Trundle Bedstcads, several patterns of Cottage
Bedsteads; Hat Racks, Wardrobcs, Looking elias
.es. and large number of other articles embraced
in the business.
z.s- Beds, Bolsters. Pillows, Mattresses, &c,
constantly on hand.
oct 1T JAMES ii. Dh\ A'""N'
A LEyANpRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
n Library kept in the south-room, hrst-S'"r!,
of the LYCguM HALL, s. W. corner OF Prince ana
Washin ston streets. Open every day from 10 -
and from u to O'Clock. p. NJ. Annua! sueseriP-
tions, SO; six months, Sl.5o; three months 81
Volumes in Library, about 4SVO.
President--WM. q. CAzENovE
DIRECTORS
Henry Fleming ). Edward 'hase'
Benjamin Barton, sylvester scout
elisha !. Miller. Andrew Jameson,
6 Psr,nsop Reach. Richard L. Carne. ir,
Stephen Swain, john A. .hiip""'
James ". Berry.
Treasurer-Andrew Jameson.
uvs-Iv Librarian-Ed. Roxbury.
NAcGREG0R's vENTILATING STOVES.
r HAVE on hand the most complete assortment
| ofCOOK and PARL0R STOVES that has ever
been offered in this city Among my Cooks are the
Diamond Rook. Nevada, Comet, Wisconsin ona,
tar Oak, and Homestead. Parlor Stoves. tor Coal
are the Macgrogor Ventilating Stove, Baekns ra-
tent Radiator, New Pattern Radiator, Parior
Crates, Parlor Cooks, and Cylinder Stoves. Parior
Stoves. for Wood. are the Self Regulators. Cottage
Parlors Oven Parors Sheet Iron Air Tight, gTnWS nnH
Six and Nine Plate Stoves. Washington !o'
! POLISH, STOVE PIPE, SHEET ZINC, DC.
nr TIN WARE, at wholesale, as low as II can
| be bought in Baltimore, or any other city.
-. HI. GREGORY, lls King street
| oct 1s opposite Marshall House
.oUMAC AND RAGS WANTEp'-The :ueser,, 7.
! y ber wishes to purchase the above areeles :, ln !,
~nHf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

GOAL.-I have on hand and am constantly re-
" cciving, ANTHRACITE COAL, Of the beet
qualities, for family use-CUMBERLAND COAL
from the Frostburg Mines By the cargo, Carload
or sin gle ton Factories furnished with the
mine, Ut lowest rates. Apply TO
now ST D. B. SMITH, Queen Ct: wharf:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

.sT~" NoTICE.-Tho steamer JAMES
ts-SSE-:sGtf having resumed her route on
sar Potomac River. will leave Washington on
hSnAlS and FRIDAYS, at 6. A. VI. Return
ing. viii leave curroman on WEDNESDAYS and
sAi' KpAlS stopping at all the regular Land
'oss' gong and returning r#..
LrCIAN 5. PAGE, Proprietor.
,,,h ,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

IN TONS PERUVIAN GCAS0-
CU 500 tons Calfornia or Elide Island Gusno
somhrcro, Columbia, Nsvassa, snd other Phos
phatsd Gusnos, At lowest rates. For sale BY
mh lo-2m Knox ! BRO, No. 81, King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09
LUMBER. LATHs. LIME, &c.

T UMBER, COAL, AND WOOD YARD.-Cor-
| 4 aer Of Union and Qno>n Nrsst', North.-Where
am prepared to furnish every description OF
LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATHS, LINE, &c.
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Rcd and White Ash
and Cumberland COAL, which am selling low fol
cash. or on reasonable terms to good customers.
aug 3-tf L. W. BARKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

DEESE's MANIPU LATED GUANo.-
II KNOX G BROTHER, Sole Agents for Al
exandria, have on hand full supply Of this vaiu-
abIe, and we'll tested Guano, for sale At Agents
rates. mn I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

n VESSELS WANTED FOR PHILADEL-
ssze phiA. Despatch given. Apply to
leo II FOWLE / co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

TRENCH CORSETTS.-Just received lot OF
I long and short waist Corsets, easy and COM
Portable to the wearer.
NH Is Bhl AN AphMo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-09

DARASOLs AND UMBRELLAs.-Just open
ed handsome PARASOLS and LADIES I'M
BRELLAS. all desirable, and very cheap.
- LARkIN BROS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
The Presidents Messnea


10 his late message, which viii b
found in another column, the Presidenr
virtually asks Congress for power to in
volve this nation in war with al least two
other nations of this continent. 1t would
seem that newar at ,ime, ought 20 he
sufficient. The expense Of The Paraguay
expedition already ann int 10 more thar
ten millions, and the prospec; is fair thai
1t viii involve the expenditure of as many
more. Ii is well known that Lopez had
requested that an envoy might be sent to
him with power 10 treat upon, audsetile all
differences with Paraguay. To this rea
sOnable requert Mr.. Buchanan did not ac-
oede, but instead, has ssni an expedition
OF war steamers.
To place in one mans hands The pow.
toimake war, at pleasure, with neighbor-
ing nations, is dangerous.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
House Voc on the License Amendment

House Voc on the License Amendment.
A resolution proposing TO the electors
OF the State an amendment of the Con.
stItuiion providing for ~licence 10 sell in
ioxicaiing liquors. after being consider
ably debated in The House failed to re-
celved the constitutional majority re-
qnired. The vcle s,ood as follows:
Yeas Messrs Allen. ofJeferson. An
drews, Baglev. Bigony. Blackburn,
Blair, Broom. Brooke. Carlisle, Christy.
Clark. Collins. Cox. Of Perry, Cowan,
Dabmeyer. Frazee, Furnald. Glasgo,
Green. Harrison HubbeIl. Hughes. OF
Butler. Hughes. of Highland, Jenuer.
) 'hnson. Leete, Marshall. Moore, Forse,
McEwen. MeFerren. Od-ll. Parr. Pikel-
himer. Pittman. Plants, Ralsron. Rankin,
Ray. o. S'ioto. RAYMOND. Richardson,
Roach Robinson, of Hamilton. Rogers,
OF Hamilton. Ros-. S,fiu. Ssngster,
Saney. Slu>Ser. Thompson VanV nrhes,
Waugh. Wrsrcort. Williams. of Monroe,
Wilson. Winner. Speaktr.-57
Niys-Messrs. Allen OF Ashtabula
Dtv. Drmng. French Hsvmaker
Hitchcock Howe. Jones, Laugklin
Monroe. Mt. M;Creary. Paine. Par
sons. Quinn. Res. R ,dg-rs. OF CLARK
5 simmons. Sperry. Town>end. Watson
West. OF Brown. West. o. Logan, Worth
ingtUn. Wright,-29.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
Ohio Agricultural Report.

The last Report is a well bound, large,
and very valuable book, containing some
treaiises which ough, 10 be in the library
Of every-farper.
Aessrs. Townsend and Howe. the Rep
Tesenia;ives from this County, have sen,
on a considerable number which they
desire should, be distributed so as to have
o copy in the charge of each Township
Clerk, and the rest scattered among the
farmers, a portion of the Copies are In the
German language.
VIII the to wnship clerks get their
copies before they are gonel apply al the
AUDITORS Office or to J. D. Cox, Sec. Of
The agricultural Society.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
A New Natural philosonhr.

BY Benjamin sil!iman, published by
Peck & Bliss, Philadelphia. This Book
givesa fair exposition OF the pyessnt con-
di,ion of Natural Philosophy; ii is c
rate, full and concise, and clear, with seven
hunnred illustrations, many of which are
from original designs. The richness and
freshness of this work will make it inter
esiing 10 general readers and students.
Every person, and teachers especially.
who WISH to be fully posted respecting
The present progress of the Natural SCI
enoes should have a copy. Many of the
,ext books of Natural philosophy. DOW
used are superficial, loose and Inaccurate
10 statements. Copies of SRlinans Neu
Philosophy a be obtained BY leaving
IN order a, The book stores. Price ST 50
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
NEWS ITEMS.


A drnv. OF GOI1 geese for the New
Ynik marker, were put on the cars at
Winchester. Ohio, last week. The cal
collation. of The owner was that the leath
rs weuli pay him for his outlay in ruis-
ing Them AMI getting Ihen to market, and
that The proceeds 70, The clrcasses would
oe clear profit.
Anna Maria Basley, a colored woman,
aged twenty. murdered her mother to-
lay, in Elizrbelh street, BY cutting her
head open with an axe. She had rre-
,iou>Iy.maie AN unsuccessful attempt to
10 sou her. she had been insiigiIed 10
tn act by her paramour, Tor The purpose
# getting p ,s,e<sion of a f.~ dollars be-
longing to hrr m rher
At the late rail road accident on The
LACROSSE Railroad, after the car had
been thrown of, d young LADY, was dis
covered by the engineer, IN The ruins near
the stove. and proc- riding 10 cxrricale hr',
he asked, MADAM, are o hurt!'-
No." she said, '.bui l wonld Ike 10 get
out nf this scrape." She is n of The
Young ladies we read of aud very s.ldom
meet.
In a band f aypsies. now ~eEcamred
near indianapolis, is a beautiful airl of
Eighteen, whose flher, the chi-fnf lie
tribe. of-rs he hand ani Sl0OO0 To any
respectable man Who will marry her
the old gentleman off rs to leave etf his
vagabond ways. and lie with his chill
dreu. A rare opportunity is thus pre-
serted to any one wishing TO secure
a lovely wife, a fortune, and a father-iu-
law.
John F King eyed about 26. killed
himself a, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on the
| 18th, with poison. He was formerly a
local editor in Cincinnati, and bad been
the K ,n>as correspondent of the N. Y.
Evening Post and other Eastern journals.
He was misauihropic, and took himself
out of this world in the hope Of finding a
better.
The State Bank of OHIO has a new
pInte for len dollar bills. A group Of
three figures forms the vignette and the
riaht hand corner has a portrait of he
President of the bank, J Andrews. The
bill is beautifully printed and presents an
improved appearance over the old ones.
AUGUSTA. GA, Jan 31.-Adams Elk
press car was robbed on Friday last Of
about $40, 600. somewhere between
Montgomery, Ala, and Atlanta, GA.
The money was mostly 10 five and ten
dollars notes on the Georgia and South
Carolina banks.
A reward of SIS. 900 is offered for the
recovery OF the money.
PANruEIsM IN AMERIoA.-Ia speech
in New York the other evening. Rev
Mr.. Scudder, the Hinlostan- missionary,
said that the home of American Panthe
lists was in Bosom. Pantheism is the
belief of the Hindoo, and he could point
to the original Sanscrii, staBzas from
which those celebrated ones, entitled
s.Brahma," by Emerson, were taken.
To be really aud TRULY iudepenent is
TO support ourselves by our own exer-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
surrar of the state of Ohio.

Senator Garfield has inir oduced bill
IN the Legislators, providing for a survey
Of the State. which viii embrace the
geological, botanic, geological, and entO,
~mologicai characteristics.
I, seems to US that such a survey, if
thoroughly performed, would be Produc
five of great good. it would develop the
mineral resources; determine the varieties
of native trees and plants, and the foreign
which have been scclimated. the kind of
animals, birds and fishes ~;nhabiting the
state; and the insects, describing their
hnbi,s. Ia.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
New Railroad Route to the Gold Dig,
. glngs.

The completion of the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph Railroad from the Mississippi
River to ST. Joseph in Missouri, affords
to the emigraiing and fortune seeker
traveller an easy and expeditions route to
Pixies Peak and the West. The route
from Cleveland by the Cleveland and
Toledo and the Toledo. Wabash and
Western Railroads to the Mississippi
river is 573 miles, and thence by the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad 10 ST.
Joseph is POT niles-making the dis
lance from Cleveland 10 ST. Joseph 80
miles This is the shortest line from
Cleveland TO ST. Joseph and Pixies Peak
by NEARLY one hundred miles.-CdaEsiana
Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
Marriages.

In Vienna, on the lI;h inst by Ed. Matthias
Christy. Mr.. GEO. STRUDLE to Miss KATE
MeMULLEN, all of Brookfeld.
On the 18th inst, at the National Hotel. in
Warren. by Azor Abel. Esq, Mr.. MATTHEW
ALLEN and Miss MELISSA LAWSON, both
Of Newton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
VIM. D. ARcHnoLp
More Gold Discovery,

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 9.
The. Sioux City Register announces the
arrival of Maj. Culbertson direct from
the head waters of the Missouri. He re.
ports the discovery of gold diggings CT
the line between Missouri and the Col
umbia rivers IN the DeighbOrhood oi
Shsrpis Pass.
The gold is IA inferior quality, being
worth only S14 or SID an ounce, but is
said 10 exist in great abundance. Mr..
Culbertson brought down S13. 600 Of
gold in Jumps, the size of a grain of corn
and says veins can be approached with
a comparatively short distance by sham
boais'-He says the head waters of the
above named rivers are SO near together
that he drank from the Missouri on the
East ride of the Rocky Mountains, and
in nalf an hour afterwards drank out OF
the Columbia on the Pacific slope.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-23
Repeal of he Tsn Per Cent Law


The bill repeating The len per cpnI
law passed the Serate on the 18th inst
by a vote Of 30 to ID.
The following is the vote in the Senate
on the passage Of The bill:
Messrs. Ashmun, Buckland,
CALDWELL. Garfield. Cantwell, Chapman,
Catch, Kincaid, Langdon, McCleary, Nc
Kelly. Miles, Pefkey, Perr;ll, Red, SAT-
ford. Smith. Vanaiia, Westcoii, Winusns
30.
NArs-Messrs, Cass, Corwine, Gard,
Green, Hatch. Heakle. Holloway, Nor
row, Murdoch, Phelps, Shideier, Schieichl
Slade, Thomas--l5.
The bill as it finally passed, aud IS now
an act, is as follows:
DItt TO REPEAL THg TsS Pes CENT Law,
PASSED MARCH Ii, 1850
Sec. l Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State OF Ohio, That the
&C: passed March, IA, 1850. entitled IAN
Act TO amend the Act en-ideo an Acl
fixing the rate of interest, passed January
II, 1924, and al oiher laws on that sub
j-c,," be and The sarne as hereby re-
'Pcs!ed.
Sec. 2. This Act snail take afec
ana be in force from and after the Is
day Of april, 1859.
The law is the same as before The
passage of the len per cent law, and the
legal raie Of interest is six per cent
We congratulate our readers upon ihi'
I,suli. L, will have the effect TO give ..
Impulse to manufacturing, agriculture
and business of all kinds, except moi,
shaving. Moa!ed men. who have With
drawn their funds from active business
real estate Investments &c , and iurnet
money lenders. because they make more
By loaning their money at.ten per cen
than by investing ii in other. ways, anc
:yel would not, demand or receive NOR,
Than he legaliraie of iatorest; will now
le, their money flow in lis old channels
or make new ones.
Those Legislators who have worked
So perseveriugly and faithfully 10 accom-,
plish this end, famong them are the mem
beIs from this County,) deserve The
,,haaks o fiheir constituents.