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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-21

{ y r. EAlHAt fOK-Fur renewing
- pant: tar, wax, or any kind of grease from iii
KINDS OF silk and wooilen Dresses and from brnod
cloths Cassimeres, Nc, without the slightest ma
This article has been used extensively throneh-
out the country, and has received the highest re-
commentators IL also received hssilver medal
AZ me last mechanics FAIR 1t is mad in this city
ana deserves the patronage of the South 70 he
had OF the PRINCIPAL Drugs ISIS and my labora-
tory, corner Nam and 10th SITS. Richmond, Va
EDW'D T. FINCH.
te lS--3n ApaIyt,caI Cher,;s,
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i ansas Relief.

Statement showing the amount o
provisions, ETC.. received and distribu
ted by the Kansas Relief Commii,e-
during the week ending December 1911
1869.
Received from Abingdon. ILL.,. CAM
Point. H.. Knoxville. ILL.,. La Porte,
Ind. Meniots, ILL.,. Nj. Pleasant. Iowa.
wa,sga. H.. by transfer from II. Aul.'
man. Davenport. Iowa. and from un.
known sources. wheat. eorn. .buckw heat,
beans. flour. mssl. etc. weighing ~
per shipping receipts. z96, 1863 lbs.
There has been distributed durin..
The week. As per receipts On file in this
Office as follows:
To Alien county. Dec. i3 and I3.
aour. meal. corn and clothing. $3.50
|bs.
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A Significant Article from the Spring.
field Journal.
SPRINGrIsLD, H., Dec. 90.

Dispatch to C.ncinn0G Commercial.
TINS mornings Journal has an extra
ordinary leader ON Secession. The
Journal being edited BY a nephew OF
he President elect, aud under his very
eyes. there can BE- NO mistake IS 10 the
meaning Of this article. The most s,rik-
Ing passage says: "If South Caroiins
does no; obs,ruct the collection OF the
revenue at her ports. nor violate any
other Federal law. there will BE- no
trouble. and Aha will not be out Of the
union. Ii she vioAies the laws, then
COMES the tu. oi war. the President
of the United States, ia such an emer-
sency. has a plan dniy :" perform.
Buchanan may shisk u. or The emer-
srncy may not exist dur'a. i.'s sdpin
;sIa,ioD. Ii no.. then. the Union will
las; through his term OF office. Ii The
overt act on the pari of Soutl. Carolina
takes place On or aiter tie fourth Vi
March. 1861. then the dusy of execu-
,'ng the laws will dssoivc upon Mr..
L,ncoln. Tie laws of The United States
aust be executed. Tie President las
no discretionary power on the subject
His du'y is empha,icaily pronounced in
the Consti,uilon. Mr.. Lincoln will
perform snat duty. Di>uniou BY armed
force IL treason. ard treason must ami
will be pn; down a. all hazards"
-
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SARzA.-We have long supposed u. S
crlebrated drug. had come 10 bs an ex-
rloded bumhus. but w are assured BY
those skilled in ,i.e healing art. that not
the Sarsapasilia itself is TO be blamed
for this coselusi0n. but the miserable
worthless preparations OIL thst have
been palmed of On The community
preparations which contain about rs
much Of i.s virtues as they do Of gold
dust. Il is a commercial fac, that al
most NIL Of the Sarsaparilla gathered in
the worlds consumed in the old coun-
.ries OF Europe, where the science
of medicine. has reached its highest
perfection. and where they know the
bes. wha, TO employ for the mastery Of
disease. Hence we are glad to find that
we are now to have compound Of
this excellent alternative. which can be
relied on, anl our community will no,
need To be assured. that anything Door.
AVER makes. is worthy OF their COAT
dencc. He has been ior vaers engaged
in eliminating this remedy (see adv'g
coils desi isning TO make it his "ekief
d Oarre" which should add the crown
ing glory to his already enviable rcpu.
lalion.-Amcrican Cet. Ne~ York.
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Ten Percentun Added. .

Section 81 on page 2Il "f The statute,
Of Kansas Territory OF 4 ID 1850. read,
20 follows: On all taxes remsining un.
paid after the frs, day of January shcre
shall be a penalty Of ten pcrcen'um add.
ID and collected in like manner as o.he,
taxes.
Tar payers w;U consult tier own in.
tsrest as we'll q, that Of the collector hy
no. delaying the payment Of their TAX
until the last dav. G. b. Carson.
Treasurer 4 Collector Jefferson. Co..
K T.
O.ka!oo,s. Dec. 17th. 1860.
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the jus, and TIE unjust" to visit them
with HIS bounty; and lie whose '.hab-
ita,ion roundabout is dark waters and
sl,ick Clouds" and before whom goeth
the tempest. will not be imporsuued in
vain.
Expect large srop next year: i. is
right to do 90 right 10 believe. hope
and pray for such blessing; and the
God whose province it is to be merciful
will not turn deaf ear to The supPiica'
lion OF the needy and distressed" for
his omnipoience is pledged in their be-
half; md his word canno; fail. In these
TWO things, therefore, the certain work
ins of natures laws and the iniallibiliiy
Of Gods word. the people Of Kansas
have "snre foundation of hope" up
on which they may build with conf
dencs, nor fear Tor moment that the
"s.o.ms will come. The winds blow and
the Roods beat upoa their house" Of
faith and destroy il. as the ediiics erect
ed upon the sand.
Ba. while ne would thus bold up the
certainty OF a harves. in the coming
year. We would impress upon our peo-
pie the necessity Of needing the lesson
laugh; US by experience. Last year
crop. were good; and a. most Of our
people wsr. in debt or in need Of all
tie money they could possibly obtain.
every thing that could be spared was
sold; so that. realty. Kansas Was almost
as empty OF prodsc. and bresasi"iis
as though no crops had been raised =
Had the presen; year been az former
ones, no evi; consequences would have
resulted :. bat il is not unlikely that the
very ease with which crops can he rais-
ed on our rich soil brgnt kind OF
assurance which amolnted almos; To-
presumption, and made onr people for
get the great Giver OF all good. Ii SO.
he retribu;ion has been fearful one.
But. without casting the shadow of "a
reflection upon our people. il undeserv
ed, We have learned Ills lesson: That
i, is safest net TO sell oil our products
too closely. In old countries there is
always a surplus remaining over from
year 10 year. SO Ina! Ike failure OF =
single crop eau hardly produce want.
Had Kansas been ten y-srs Older. the
famine Of 1869 would have amounted
10 nothing more than great inccnvs-
nience; and the feature oi general want
would not have been Visible.
We would. therefore, advise oar
people to reserve portion Of their
yearly crops TO hold over, that if In the
future another year of drouth should
overlake. us. We shall have tho means
10 live within ourselves. and no, b.
compelled 20 send sbroai for the ueces-
ssries of life.
IL conclusion, lei the people Of Kan
sss be hopeful - labor in faith. ard
though the sowing may be in tears.
expect 10 "re,urn rejoicing. bearing
your shea,es with you"
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We invite the attention OF our read
ers. and particularly the farmin. class.
To the prospecluses Of the ONO CULrI
vArok and FIELD NorEs. published by
S d. HARRIs. at Colum bus. Ohio. The
Onlo CuLrlvAroR is an old and we'll
ksown agricultural periodical. snd al
WAYS finds favor where il is read. ],
is 10 be enlarged TO double its present
size. and will % published monthly.
commsneing The new volume with janu-
aty. Al 81 cents n year. FIELD NuTEs
viii be a large double eight page sheet.
and = current. chronicle Of out door al
Isirs. Published weekly at SO a year
in advance. Judging from lhe high
reputation lie OHIo CuLIIvAroR has
attained, we have no doubt Mr.. Harris
will make Field Notes \ frs. class week.
" paper-which will aoOa become de-
sersedly popular iu all enlightened
communities.
We will furnish the ONO CULTIvA.
TOR aud the inderendent one year fon
2,95: the INDEPENDENT and Field Votes
.nr 3 4 year, or. the three tor 81. so y
year. payment always in advance.
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e. We direct the attention Of ou'
readers to the prospectus Of the Cos.
naoplisan Ar Journal in another col.
ume. Here 10 rare chance to Ob,-iu
= choice selection Of the best Of reading
matter with splendid engraving alone
worth S5. and four admissions 20 the
ar, gallery a. New York, besi ,es a
chance in the drawing Of paintings.
statuary. ETC.. all for 50. Now is yoar
time to subscribe. We will forward
subscriptions for those wishing to be-
come members of the Association.
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A Coon RkscLrTIoH-At mesiin:
Of the HoWAKp ASSOCIATIONS. Of Phiia
.l.lphia. held ia the ''ei,y II broiherly
love-" December lO.h. 1860. II was
RESOLVED, that come what may q
good OF III 10 our beloved Repubhc-
Union or Disunion-the Ho~ari ASS"
c:.alicn will continue with undIminished
zeal, lis lsbors for the relief OF suffer
ing humanity. over the whole area ~
our common country. WHEREVER the vic
inns of disease aud n,islortuns shal
solicit ns friendly aid.
or tie benevolent institutions of the
land the Howard Association stand,
among the fvremcs, in it's peculiar line
of CHARITY. aud the foregoing resolution
is not only timely but eminenIly praise
worthy.
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The ATLANTIC MoxruLY Tor 1861

he va lOOs
promises to be rich and valuable. A.
mong Tie popular fea'uies Mill be. q
story from the pen OF Mrs. SrowE
whose fame as writer is world wide
The other features Of sterling worth
will be continued and improved. and no
pains or expense spared to mako the
work better Than ever it has been hes~.
lofore. As a standard OF excellence,
and a true cxponen; Of the higher or
DER Of literary Taste and talent in Amer
lea, Tie Atlantic has no rival. Ii is
the magazine Of the New World. For
reading. made up Of good
variety and Of the better class, this
publication can be recommended above
any thing else in our PERIODICAL line.
So a. year. five copies $40. Tieknor
& Fields. B,s,on. Mass. 8. e75>s-as
2 See prospectus in another so'smn.l
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Language that nade i plain On. they
are ., length aWaksning TO the necessity
of projecting themselves from the dsa-
gerous schemes Of the politieisns and
fillibus:ers BY trade in their midst. The
ipdic a'ioss Of his speech alss'nsd the
Di.unionists. per Sc. intensity. Hence
Tie vehemencs Of their dsnunciaiions
Of the orator. They dreaied nothing
- much as that those whom Mr. John
son represents might organize ere their
schemes be consummated. and they
accept his earnest effort against their
counsels As evidence that what they
have thus dreaded is about to come TO
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REPREHxAsIBLE.-A most disgrace
iul scene occurred in our streets on Mon.
day Lass. A number Of persons had
imbibsd too freely of "strychnine whis-
key." which had the effect to arouse
their pugilisiic propensities to Al un-
comfortable degree. A riot ensued.
most shaneiully disturbing tho peace
and quiet Of our usually orderly village
and that, too. in full view. and in
close proximity to the school house.
where were congregstsd the youths OF
the community TO learn better things.
VIA: wickedly degraded example to
.es before the young men aud boys Of =
town. sonsengsyedi in such csrous'
ais should BE- punished for disturbing
The peace. But the man who sells the
liquor that makes another drunk is
equally culpnbIe-if not moro so-and
equally deserving Of punishment. We
hope. for the good name Of our village,
that such = scene will no. again occur
in our midst.
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EBrothcr Spalling. of the Ga=e0e

CFBrothcr Spaliing. of the Gazette,
very properly waits for cool seasher be-
fore responding TO our remarks. whic h
we aiined TO make in !. candid and kind
,pirlt; bu, which, from laps. OF time
ami abundance uf-carcs, We has almost
forgotten. Let US live in peace and
good will. friend IS; and like men in
earnest, work for tie true Interests Of
Kansas, aside from prejudice aud pas
SION. We give. you our hand for thai
a. any time.
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Who Senator johnson Represents.

Tue Washington Star of l9-h says
NJ. Johnson is po,i''c"lly .hs s~pss-
sentative Of ia. laborins citizens ol the
South and lne imn,e.s. class there oi
quiet business men in all walks Of life
who. While they eschew the trade ot
politics and the no less pesliierous
Trade Of il,bus,srins. the vocations Vi
nins- -,enlhs oi the noisiest edisupionisls
of the times. are far more deeply. inter
cxted in the preservation of tile many
bIessin. - Of government n"w enjoyed
by the people OF every sscticn.oi .li.
country. lhaa in the te-opening Of tbe
African slave trade. and new cut.
shuttle and deal of property. positions.
DC. throughout the United States. ?
Those classes spoke in .bs Senate.
through Ar. johnson. in
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~ Our friend of the Topeka Re,

~ Our friend Of the Topeka Rec
ord is disposed to fad taul. viii, our
views If Tie Benevolent Railroad Build
ing Projrc,. II he viii read our article
again. he will find !hn. We only caution
ed the people of Kansas nat to fioce
dependence upon tie scheme to reliere
tier vants;; bui that il the projectors oi
The plan could do any good by it, ana
assist few in the time Of distress. 10
do IT, We have seen nothing TO change
our views; and time will surely tic -r-
mine whether We were coircc; in our
cs;ims.e Of the matter. We can wai.
for history TO record ID. verdict: and
We presume tho Record can DO the
same,
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Spirit Of the Washington Letters.
The N. Y. Posts letter .ays:

Private letters from Charleston stale
that TIE substantial merchants and own
ers Of property complain that they have
been forced BY the populscs to go be-
yond their own notions Of right. There
has been a reaction there asainsi Rhes,
4 Co. M
The Rebels insis. upon taking the
forts. Ii they find Fort Moulirie ,oo
difficult, they will take Fort Sumpt.r
and Castle Pinekn-y. and then turn the
guns Of the former on Fort Moullrie.
II this fails. they talk oi bringing on
the heavy artillery ofFFort Pulaski.
Savannah, by railroad. , IS
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10 AtcEiSon county. Dec. Is and IL,
four, meal. corn. potatoes and cloihing.
5,4e5 Tbs. &.
To Bourbon cosaty. Dec. Is and 10,
Aour, meal. corn. and potatoes. Is. 5ss
ib.. of which 22. 5e5 lbs. was a specisI
shipment for that county.
TO Breckinridge county Dee. Is and
18. flour. meal. corn. potatoes. and clio.
thing. 9. - lbs.
To Brown county. Dec. Is. and 49,
corn. and meal. 5000 lbs.
To Butler county. Dec. l5.corn. !.l2(
lbs.
To Chase county. Dec. II, Sand IL
-four. meal.corn and potatoes. 4.945 ID,
10 Coffsy county. Dee. Is and I8
flour. meal. and corn. $3.50 lbs.
To Donipnan county. Dec. Is corn
1870 lbs.
To Douglas county. Dec. Is snd 10
-four, meal, corn and beans. 50, ,275. .lbs
Of which l6.4Ocib. Was . special ship
n,-nt for that county.
To Greenwood county. Dec. l9.aoul
and corn. 1850 lbs.
TO Jackson county, Dec. Is. l8 and
10. flour. neal. corn and closh,ng. 4.57(
lbs.
To Jefferson couaiy, Dec. l3. II and
10. flour, corn and potatoes. 5,695 lbs
To Linn county. Dec. 10, -four. meal
beans aud clothing 5000 Ds.. being 4
special consignment. for that county.
10 Lykins county. Dec. Is. corn,
l.le5 lbs.
To Madison county. Dec. l3. -four
meal, and corn, 1900, lbs. -
To Marshal county. Dec. Is and 10.
flour. meal. corn and potatoes. $50 b-
To Morris county. Dec. II. meal and
potatoes, e.45o lbs.
10 Nc,nehA county, Dec. IS. Is and
10. flour. meal. corn, potatoes and clio
thing. 5. 7uU tbs.
To Usage county. Dec. Is. corn and
potatoes. $50 lbs.
To Poi,aw.rrmie county. Dec. Is
corn and potatoes. 1895 lbs. d
To Sllawu-e county. Dec. Is. l6 and
Is. flour. AMI corn. 3.6l0 lbs.
10 Wabaunsee county, Dec. -. and
l9. -four. meal. Potatoes. and clu,l,ing.
g. $50 lbs. Of which 25. 900 lbs vas u
special .LiPm n. for tina. county.
To Woodson county, Dee. Is. meal.
1000 lbs.
To Rev. II. Seller. Relief agent oi
United Brethren church, -four. dsisi
apples. and elolhins. l.7vo lbs. bsi,.
a rpecinl shipmeul ior that church, j
Total distributed during .ibe seek
as per receipts. 17a,875 lbs. =, To;sl re-,
esised 10 ibis date. As per receipts On
fle IN Ibis Office, 45v, ,3ll lbs.
l. Nill be observed hat the ineQusli
" ia the distribution is caused by spe-
cial shipments TOR the benefit Of certain
cyumii-s, in tie di>lriLnlion Of which,
lie committee has no control.
T. ii. HrsRicx,
Clerk Kansas Relief Committee.
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~ Remember that the 4;h day Of
January next has been So. apart by the
President as day Of humiliation and
prayer. throughout tie United S!stes.
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TiME Is MORE vALUAB's THAN GOLD.
J. B, MORGAN.
MATCH d CLOCK MAKER,
= oSkaxoOxax xasaax

III AyiNG opcnsd business On Delaware street,
L sca'h o; the Public Spua c. would r.svscl-
fall, aEnnuEc. 20 the citizens II O.sa.a.,sa scd
srcinity, that he is prepared 10 ~ every dsscrp-
'an o work IN his live ou sh II notice and IN the
IL st substantial manner. r-----r
Esreciai care will ts taken il repairing wa,ch
-. Ct-ss. Jew-:ry. 81. -
Having had many years experience in THE
h:snch ct mcehs nisa. be hrp.s by s:r;c; a,sen on
business, md reasonable charges, IL ,aeri, alb
/. raj shsFr of ps,r..sye
ALL WORK WARRAxYHD. Atu
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SusnAy ScHLoL. The Methodist
Sunday School holds its meetings each
Sabbath at the II Z. Church. at 2
o'clock P. N. All are invited 10 at
tend
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OSKALO0SA LODGE, No. II.
A F. 4 A NJ

Regular c.'nrua.ies:ions accar on the seeond
ari focrth Saturday in evh month";
sitting br,,hs-.n ar ce.li ,iiv invisd d,s.-
tsnd- NELSON CHAPMAN, w. ".
+. Z. HAvENS, Secretary.
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Wew Aarestls
Going Righ! Alsns For iS6l!
the GOOD OLD

0 ITO C. UL TIVA Il + 0 r.,
A Monthly Agricultural Journal. dc.
voted to the
far1.. Rive Ssoci., S;avden, Orchard,
AND THE CULTIVATION OF TIE PEOPLE.
Size crlarsri 10 ~ page, n price r. sduc-o iron,
one p"li.r 10 s4y-UxLv Fury CE>rs YEAR.
A club Il leI c.,gse. ~ -, AID eepy s>sri
The gs:'cr ur Il every club e t-r. Wi. XVI
f,r iStl, hc:ins W,En he litst q. J.uaary. Spec
meas ami pr,-pcciuses -.n tree
.. %. slsasssss, rd's.r.
"a. s-. c..asbu-, Oaio.
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re- We s;'p our press IL onnounc.
that The telegraph brings the rev, Of
the evacus lon OF Fcri Moulrie by the
Federal troops.
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ETThe Kansas Adm s,ion Bill hsi
AGAIN bee" postponed. and is now mad.
the special order in tie Senate for Mon-
day, the 3lsi inst.
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6rufral Asws.
LATEST News B1 rELE3xAP6
SEWARD ON THE CRISIS
SPEECH OF SENAToH TOOMBS.
CONVERSATIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.
The Committee OF Thirty Three wer. in
session to-day six and half hours, con.
side,ing various propositions to aires
The progress Of dissolution. and give
peace to the country. The amendment
10 the Constitution proposed hy Mr.
Critteulcn To settle the controversy be
tween the North and South and forever.
by division OF tie coun.ry froa ocean e
ocean, on the parallel oi the MissuuI
Compromise line. WAS ihe greaL subject
Of discussion. After a long debate il wa
lost. under tle rule Of the committee re-
qnirin. a majority Of both Democra's
and Republicans. and the latter voting
in he negative. Several other prapo-
si,ions we're proposed. but wiitont act.
ing on then. the committee adjourned
TIL Monday.
Dee. -.
- Horss The Speaker hd before the
House letter signed BY Messrs. NJ.
Queen. Bonham, Boyce and Ashmore.
in which they E.y they avail themselves
OF the earlie., opportunity. since leceiv-
ing official intelligence. .ot making known
that the people Of South, Carolina. IN
their sovr-i.n capacity. have resumed
she powers which they heretofore dele
gsled 10 the General Government. asd
thus dissolved ,heir( the signe's )connec-
tion with the House of representatives
In taking leave Of ,hsoe with whom
they have been associated. they rs we'll
As She people Of their commonwealth.
wish 10 express mutual feeling Of re-
spect. and cherish, the hope thst i'll the
future their relations may be friendly.
Laid on lhe table. and ordered 10 be
printed. ~ sleH - $50 'a2aie
: - to -. lnaun 7ca ,1si'
Tososro. G. w. Dec. s2.
In the ease Of fugitive slave Audsr-
Ibis coussel IN the Court Of Queen's
Bench, TO day gave uosiccof his intention
o appeal from the decision Of ihs Court
Chief Justice Robinson said there w''s
30 rule upon which nn appeal could be
but if the Court OF appeals: