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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
A BALTIMORE SECESSION JOURNAL ON Gov

ERNoR HIoKs.--The Baltimore Sun says:
We can not, by any means, approve the
conduct of Governor Hicks, since he has
appeared to sympathize with Southern
Rights, any more than we did before. In
this interesting and important juncture of
our affairs, the very first thing that a true
man might be expected to do, would be to
summon the Legislature together and so to
divide the responsibility of the occasion.
And Governor Hicks must either do this, or
expect to encounter the spontaAeeas demon
stration Of the people toward some other
form Of organized authority. .-
We doubt not that Governor Hicks will
be counselled 10 the last, il he has no other
iudueement 70 refrain from convening the
Legislature; for that we have enemies to the
South among MS yet is not to be doubted,
The common report that the Governor is
personally apprehensiYe Of the action of the
Legislature, Is rapidly acquiring the consist
ency of truth, and he will involve himself in
something more than suspicion, if he does
not exhibit such cooperation with the peo-
! pie, in this crisis, a. the occasion demands.
| Not to summon the Legislature Is to oppose
| the Organization and efficiency Of the excite
ment and patriotism Of the people, and 70
NAL Dscessary those revolutionary proceed
ings which It e best 70 avoid.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

CAUTIoN.-Our fellow. citizens are eau
toned against subscribing and paying money
for the raising of military companies, unless
they are acquainted with the character of
the parties who apply. Some disreputable
fellows are represented as having made a
pretty profitable business in going about
seeking donations for companies that are not
to be found. The" Longworth Guards of the
Sixth Ward" is, as we are informed by De-
tective Worley, one of these fancy concerns.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

FAFAL AETRAY IN LoUIsvILLE.-An ARRAY
occurred on Tuesday evening, near tbs
corner ofJeferson and Fifth. streets, between
4. d. Pomeroy and John Fielder. Fielder
had been connected with the engineering
corps of the city, and he had felt aggrieved
at the action of Pomeroy as d member of the
CITY Council at the time bill for services
was presented by Fielder. Fielder, It is said,
confronted Pomeroy at the corner Of Sixth
and Jefferson, streets, and reminded him that
he had sought the opportunity to have q
settlement Of their differences. An alterca-
tion ensued, in the midst Of which Pomeroy
shot Fielder through the head, inaicting Q
| fatal wound.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

THE CINCINNATI BOYS IN THE EAsT-By a
private letter from an attdehe of this Office,
now member of the corps of Zouaves
ordered to Washington, we learn that all Of
the Cincinnati boys are well, and az anxious
to march to the place of destination at ali
hazard. The letter is dated at Harrisburg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

MILITARY ELECTIoN.-Oompany A, Second
Ward Home Guards, held an election last
night, and chose the following officers: Cap
tain, L. A. Allen; First Lieutenant, E. o.
H. Hslstead; Second Lieutenant, @. R.
Mansfield; Third Lieutenant, H. P. Elias.
The company will meet at the Hall of the
Mechanics Institute this evening, for drill.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

PERsoNAI.-Many of our readers, iuclud-
ing our medical friends, will be pleased to
learn that the distinguished author and
physician, DR.. W. II. Bodenhamer, of New
York, is expected at the Burnet House on
Nav
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
oITY ORDINANCE.


~ 2 ....a-. .... No. 81 H..s| 60 .H
N RDINANOE TO ASSESS A
a Special Tax on the Real Estate bounding Third
street, hOm Butler street 70 the Miami Cans
sEeII9S Bs Srss,nsd T ev mS Oak QosaSI % s Ss
cents and eighty; four hundredths Of one cent be
levied aud aIEessfd each foot front Of the several
lots OF land bounding aud abutting Third street.
m IN Butler strs ct 10 the Miami Canal the said
lots are delib eated and described in the Civil En-.
eipeers plat, now on record In the City Auditors
on CO. fr the cost and expense Of paving with good
hard. burned paving brick. tho sidewalks on each
AIDE OF Third. street. from Butler street 10 the MI
ami Canal according TO the estimate Of the OWL
~. That the oWners Of the several lots Of land
upon each front foot Of which the sum AFORESAID is
sssessed, shall pay the amounts Of money by them
seyerally due, In that behalf, to j. U. Muthert,
cor tractor within twenty days from the date Of this
ordinance or be subject TO the interest and penalty
allowed uDOn the same.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of DIN.
cinnati, this twenty fourth day OF April, in the
wear eiRhteen hundred and sixty. one,
- - SAMUEL B. HIRsT, President.
Attsst: GEoRaE NJ, CASEY, City Clerk. APPS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
PERSONAL.

WnRRsONAIs-W. KANTA Co, manufactures
u ofladigs', gentlemen'g Misses and ohiidTeng
hands, and 10 warrented. Prices cheaper thar anI {.
where else IN the CITY. - II ie1-n
DERsONAL-T whom Il may concern, q,
n S1EVEkS, manufacturer or mattresne9 aod
bef ding, 96S Walnut st., between sixth ana
seventh-sts window -ehades, gilt and platn,ppt up
In any style; spring and other kinds 81 mattresses
repovated, and Particular atteution 20 iebbipE up
holstery. mh1-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
AUCTION SALES.

UOTION SALR-BY o. BLINN co..
a saies-room No. BOT West FiLh street. : Will
be soId atour Store, THIS MORNING, at 0 o'clock,
a genera assoI tmept of Household Goods.
ALSO-A coed chest Of 0aruenters Tools.
Sp26 JAMES BLlNN, Auctioneer,
IA pCTION sALK-BY o. BLlNN 4 CO.
pituIe Of Private Family at Auctlon.-Will be
sold at Public Auction, at Sa West Fourth st, on
entire Furniture Of family declining hOusekeep-
ing consisting in part follows Rosewood sseia-
seats or OFT mans Gentleman's Reclining chair,
Center ard Card. Sidebsard, Extension
Dining table. Book. case and Secretary, aitcanopy
MatrTssses and Feather beds, Toilet Ware, Alliga-
tr Cock stove, China and Ironstone Ware, Kitchen
osSasSii'' sSaS ~''' "' JAMES BLINN, AuOtiOnser.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

Fresh oysters can be had now but few
days longer. Wsggoner, on Central-avenue
above Fifth, is receiving very fines ones.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

Royal CHARrY.-Q Queen Victoria has given
$500, and Prince Albert f2O0, 10 fund now
raising in London in behalf Of the sufferers
by the famine in India, The fund, at latest
aaVices, had exceeded f2b,0Oo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

THE largest homemade bread in the city
can be had at Smiths Bakery, south. east
corner Of Court and John. ap22-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT,

Room No. /, 1871, G. W. Walsh Vs. ]. N.
Walker.-Judge Hosdley heard this case,
which involved the examination of long and
intricate accounts. t..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
uAMItroN COUNTY pIsTRIcr COURT.

The evidence proceeded in the case Of
Lohr Us. Truman. A great many depositions
were read, and some thirty witnesses have
been subpenaed. . s.... .H....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

A Boston volunteer for the war had no
means to support his family, when mer-
chant engaged 10 pay bis family's rent, aud
supply them with provisions in his absence
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

A grocer, at Newport, R. l., opposed to
the present Administration in politics, an
nouoces that he will give credit 20 those
families whose heads have gone 70 nght for
the Union. 1ae p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
CITY News.

WAKTED.-A good cylinder press. feeder.
Apply at this Office before eight o'clock in
the morning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
MrTRoRoLoeIoAL uBsRRy yAr1oNs-By Hem

MORE TRooPs FOR WAsHINaToN.-Oompany
B, of the Continentals, Captain Seymour,
will leave for Columbus, this morning, and
proceed to Washington to. morrow. ...
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In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
LOST.

r OST-A large black Newt midland dog, with
h leather strap wound his neck. Any one
turning him to 1SS West Sxth-st., will he re-
Warded. ap25.b"
IN OsT-DOG-On wedn ssday, a black. .aud-tan
H Terrier, short and tail. Chain. collar with
owT eIs name "a. Monty on it.. Any person leaving
him at the Gait House will be liberal,y rewarded.
lap25 b'l
T OsT-A CBEOK-Drawn by d. Gibson & Co.,
IL in j. Mscoys favor, for S3I SO, payable at A.
L. MOwiy 4 Co.'s The finder will he suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at ID. GIBSON CO. 81
As Columbia. ct. ap26-bS
n OST- 50 BEWARD-A black Newfoundland
II DOG, N or feet high, with very bu-hy tail.
Was lost Al pril or 7. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving him at avs Baymiller-st.,
between Dayton and Bank. ap25.bS
IN OsT-At Spring Grove grounds, or above the
IL Enclosure az Camp Harrison, lady's WAL-
LET, containing money, receipts, and other arti-
Giles. reward Of SO will be paid for the delivery
of wsllet aud contents to 1l3 Mill'st a.
In OsT- GIRL On "Wednesday evening" a ilttle
II girl, about three years old Had on when left
a red dress and red apron, Any person returning
her to her parents at t24 Central avenue, will be
rewarded. ap25-bS
IN OsT A lot OF bills, amounting to $40 or 800,
~ on the 23d of April, on Fifth or Els. .sts. The
loser lily spare 1t, and the Under will receive
liberal reward by leaving 1t at No. 80 West Third
street apo D.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
w. M. F. HMWsON,
STOCK BROKER,

..- =
21 WEST THIRD.sTREET. CINCINNATI,
DUYs AND sRLLs STOCKS, BONDS
u and other Securities on Commission only (;
negotistes Loans and makes Collections. aps-am
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TO LOAN.

TTIO LOAN So OOO- 81 800 to Room 10 loan on
Third street. ap25.b
THE DAILY PRESS.
FRIDAY".-.~......~........~-.-....-....APRIL 2s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
THE WAR BXCITEMENF.

The Organization of ne Union Regimsnt--Ho
More Cls0ranees 70 ihs Seeded Statss--A
legged Traitor Committed The authorities
Solicit Information Afiseslldneous.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

NJ YOy ARN u WAEE ON A a9gs5
oai Sss wih WasAilI - snsh els = SaS dssk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
srrAMRnAr Rra1srER.

AT ritals-Telegraph No. 3. Louisville; Pri1ress,
Madison: hostyDa, Portsmouthi Ohio 0. 3, Mari
eta Lady jackson, hemPhi1; 'eat westerns New
Neville
Departures. Telegraph No. 3, LouisvilIe Prioress;
Madison; BostonA, Poftsmouth Lancaster No. 4,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
FUH SALM.

WzOR HHIF=rwHBBI yu-HOusE On Barr.
~ st. Of eiaht rooms hall and side entrance.
Price $500. Also, Store and Dwcliug on slxth-
81 Also, Cottage on GoHt-st Appy 20 A. n Nc
MANAMA, % West Third ~. apps b
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

ciuxsmeo, Aoeast ! Gen. Wis
burned Gauloy bridge and on fcll back
Lcwishurg
Nsw \ TOMS. Angusi | \ s.'amer has
arrived here from Baltimore. bringing
prisoners OF war Among them the bal
linafo Police Commissioners.
Prince Napoleon and potion Of bis
anlte loli for Washington to-day, leaving
Princess clo,hldc and the other LADIES'
here
The Worlds Washington special te'e-
graphic rorusponaent says that 's"o
BeangogArd rccouuoilcrcd within Four
m,lcs II Chain Bridge Ten southern
scouts have been captured near tho
bridge
CAa.o Angus, Five steamers, With
a large force, have arrived al New Mad
rid $4,000 troops are reported there.
IrsSrSwosr crY August , II Large
numbers of pawurss aud thhvHnaes are
moving IN Marshall county Kansas. 60
attack tho whites
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

the inspiration II that wonderful hero
ism and endurance Which achieved tho
great victory scattered in wild nirhi
and dismay, the srandest army ever ar.
rayed ia battle on this continent, and
which mu 4 render the fame Of Southern
chs airy ~ immortal as thai Of Greece
aud Rome In their palmy days. Nen
DyL0as Delia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
hnW ARD CLARK
ELECTION NOTICE.

toVNFa aF ilseaisos.
by ,iann p the proclamation d the uqas
- neg az ihg STATE u Texas notice ID hereby
gwen that ~ tlecsion VIII he hfll Ut al The
election precincts ~ Harrison fou;s,y on the
fr.i Msa,slsv 5ti dry u August. isGi. for she
ceelloa 81 tioseFnor and iaessnag' Cover.
nor 81 thc state, Commissioner 81 sss General
iAaa ulliee. on. senator FOR lha taaples q,
nsnioa go, cpshaF one representative ss
,lairis,n county sud fpfa-cniativc from shs
ros ntia q slaTpisaa AID faaoa, md enc srWr
sentative 10 t'osef.sss Asso 90 elect ccnssa
bic 10 p,ssne' Ne. IN and two Jassc,~ ri The
l'tare iot pseelmsi Ma. :, IN Tier risen Goantv
Given ns,iee my hand ard the srsI Of "a
Ceunts Cpasi II i.Arrtau po0s&y. dis sah siar
Of JuiY, A. p. lati.
GEORGE LANE.
ctisf hsist n UarYfvn Tos~fx
falt 4 le6l nil q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
Special Corraponjsnec Of the peayne.
HOW THE Nsws OF TIE BATTLE oY NAN.
kSsAs WAS RECEIVED IN NEW YORK

is Mnuchel with palencss. as Inc as.
founding intelligence comes flashing
lover ON the wings Of lightning. orr
papers Of this morning were mbilnnt iu
+ trcblclcaded editorials. over q gfrni
victory which, they said the Federal-
had won. and not only had this success
been accomplished ON paper-but tffi,-
rebellion had received It's death blow. p
the traitors were cut NJ aud anuihila
ted. and TO all appearances. the country
had been snatcbgi from it's awful neril
and ere long we we.da ID once more a
happv and .. ospcrous people.
BIZ alas, how soon was Che eup Of re.
ioicing dashed to the ground Scarcely
had the napers containing these rlerip'e
f,lsehoods circulated through t,eeytr.nc
hounds If fine CITY ere the AIR was banvv
,,,;el, r,,,,.rs ~ a bear,re,.,li,,e lisa.t.-,
In III, NnrlLc,n l,recs-t.,eir uttor foui
Lv fba g enemy and fheir retreat mon
W,si.;,n,on With mn np,aIlin,, l,s. If
lifri Never did see .neb a chance
,..,,,, ,.,,,, tho e,r,. Of mart, man al, ia,
y.b,l. ssert oyrr ,Le fonfurcs M nn,
..nn,,nn,i,y 81 larre Never ala | ,yit.
noes sprh nm excitement MT The mad OK.
'.;,.,n.nt.rtLcL,l;J,v MT u .uenr,ss,
,n1 trnc.l.li,.e .ysitcn,ent- mn nvr,ic.
-, .,I,,,ns, hre,,l,l.ss .,r.l ,ybi.l, t,.l.
t.'t.i 80, ,t,,' ,,r..,l, a.. If FL. b,,l ~
Joa,L E.d leor laia suddeply rna, ,l,.,o
TLc Lnllotira were sc,uIe1 amidst a
t,',,hl,.s. s;l.,,r,. and H.. ,,,gr,r.r. l,
r.rted with ~ solemn avid ihanoltfnl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

UASpcufrs ron THE SornI.-~Thc south
em press should keep before the l'oo'
nlsnl the a.h asl q Eha wagsa TIE as
uTulv W7lIcH NO .IuTd VIZ ma oto"Sh'
with them 30 600 nASpcvFfs wh'oh "ei'
taL~n with the other spoil- from the enc
my This surpassos all that we nave
ever heard OF hussian or Austrian o's
rotism. II is almost imposslhic 70 rear
ne that 10 the United states, hoastihg
itself ~ tho frccst and most clv'si1oa OF
al, nations. the most deliberate, inou'
man and atrooious plan should have
been formed 10 degrade snd cnalave q
free people OF which there u any record
/, ,bis o, IN other age. Who ever heard
even in despo,ic Europe. Of an invading
army travelling with thirty 'ht'ssod
handcufls as a par, Of It's equipments =
RiSmoud Uapa''A.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

WAsnlSGroN, August q,
leon il the gaest OF the French minister
In the q 5. Senate yesterday, reSo,
luton was passed sending arms To ioy"'
citizens IN the state of Delaware
The bills relating to torl'ticat'ohs ana
prohibiting logging in the army nave
also passed 49,. -.
In the House, the bill appointing al
ditional Aidsdc.Camp, and appropr'"
ing 800. 600 .cr the purchase oil navy
ordinances, passed -,
The Conference Committee on direct
tax and tariff have been IN session TWEEN
ty.fcur honps. and are getting up gen
tral bill which covers the entire gronnd
The \. Y. Herald says it is suspected
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

proceed with great. rapidly Gen
Mcclellan VIII doubtless strike as soon
AS he is ready, regardless OF tho weather.
/ WASHINGTON, July 3I.-Gon. Mcclellan
Expresses his opinion that this will he
an artillery war and asks for as many
batteries as can possibly be had.
Mr. Clcllan orders line Of pckets
along the Potomac to Harpcr't Ferry.
Tor the purpose Of preventing correspou.
dencc between the Marylsndcrs aud
Southcrners.
Gen Dix is closely watching he Mary
land Legislature. to prevent them from
I passing an ordinance OF secession IN
secret session.
! Secret movements are in progress TO
remove the Scccssionisis from the DE.
1 parlmeDts.
The London Telegraph and Star de.
nounce Lincon's message as uusatis.
| factory.
The 'irc youaves were paid on to-day
Gen. Banks is strongly posted at Hair
/ pcrs Ferry. Nothing is known Of South.
crn movements in that vicinity.
The officers Of the Fire Zouavos are
/ resigning
The President calls on New Jersey for
three regiments,
Gen. Scott has had thirteen Govern.
ment employees arrested
KANSAS Cry, July 81 The town of
/ llarisonville, fifteen miles from Indie.
/ pcndencc, has been sacked by Kansas
fullians
" A-ufNrrn. tur / riaIf,nn tlro.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

~ Htl' tAH NNE ara Que
..NGI,. reNfn maku H- lhf law Directs
.VH... lesr ! " Henderson. CE,sk
I'd rhe District Court d O. q coui-
rs aul -a' 'hs ,ame NJ Mar
" fAah Ui lsft IHly 1851.
ions Il HENDERSON, clah
sed isfh fHr 1851
';,as " llfspsas0s Clerk
l,raasoi IN u.fv July 9th lesI. and exc.
ealed tae aile day L! laf.iina copy Of The
within Nil 90 r. W Inaeiset,. edifr 81 lis
TsaAl 4 Ia,hiean, publication.
A. S. CRAWFORD, %s
rs 7 Gfrr Hqaq
jNy q. leGl Is .,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Election of Postmastor.

According to previous announcement, The several can
didaos for the postmasiorshpo the town rPeysbug
Wood county, o., INST at the Office fCook Price
johnson, and adopted the following proposition
First That every Republican voter who receives bis
mail mltar al the Pcrrysburg Post Ohic0 be ena-
N,l vote.
Second That the candidate receiving plurality Of votes
be declared the rightMl incumbent.
Third That the successful candidate agrees to ply al
cost arising from the employment Of Judges aai
Clerks oe election, and for printing
Fourth-Tha the election be held at the Court House on
Tuesday the @Gth dsy of February. fsGi.
FifthThat the following gentlemen are agreed upon as
Judges; Eb.r wilson, John Ieagor and j. W. Ross,
and the following gentlemen 80 Clerks. John Spaf.
ford and u. L Holltrbeck
Sixth-Thc Polls toremln oncn from . to O'Clock p
N. Voting % be bv ballot
S9YeathVhc following candidates agree to ttc above,
AMI present Themselves for The sutfs ses Of tho Re.
pubhcons, and pledge themselves to abide the OK.
pressed will Of The reople.
+. POMEROY, GEO. S. M'KYIGHT, J. CHAP
PEI ABNER BROWN, NELSON DARLING.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21

Foster, of the Foaoril N.rs says now that the tIra
volume of hSpapeF has drawn to close, and !b9 sub
scripons of the patrons to whom he pledged neutrality
have expired he takes this occasion to say to hoS wh0
may hereafter rally to his support that he shall henH
forth advocate the o the party which sanlS by the
Unon the Constitution an the enforcement OF the Laws
Good boy There is netting !iko l'ponlance-~a will
rtgarlless Of fear. to eXnress ones santimants.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-21
Colnmhns Corresnnnlance.

Cores Msrs, o. Fen. lSth, 1851.
EDiron or Observation-Disclosures cmYha6cally work.
ing week Of the legislature has pAss,d. Among other
ml,t2rs acsai upon, note tha icllowinr,
I bill has passed by which OMo aryuos n guaranty
United States bonds to tho amount cf her inlcba ness
to tll eral Gov,rlm m. which amounts 70 a it'll,
Z Q 100000. Ia june, 1880, Congress passed law
BY which the Surplus Revonao OF the T. S. was diyl-
dol in proper ratio snong tho several Statos with
provision setting forth that the samr sSoui Be refunded
when called for by the Secretary Of Lo Treasury. 10
consequence Of ES Secretary Tol-lp robbery Of the
Treasury, the u,ucrN Glyoram,0t Is now financially
distressed Irslead Of calling for tho money SNrsaev
Dix asks the Several States hcdiug this Surplus Res.
cnue to udprsc FOR Tho General Covsrrmon, % tho
/ arcuu. oc Gs.r iul,ggiaos3 Bon. JoAa SAarynan,
Chairman Of Com. Of ways AMI means in the lower
House oc C,aercss, a5jssssele letter TO Gov Dl1ooon
urging ttim7,'|iA1'Y rsspoaA % tho cay Of 63e,rHy
nix. Tho Senate ,screora suspanlli u, r7lsi ani
passed. TIE hill at ooc but few locof,ccs ia Ec Itsuss,
traitorousy ,husort aai :, their disgrace be it said
materially Kindred tSc pass ,yl or;ha gl 10 tAl g-aat
discradit OF the Sna It is now Law, howo7,r..--
Stree every Republican responded in favor tho bill
ourt, the people who ara fer ani who against tie
General Government.
The legislature has passed bill which p0oviios for
paying the Washington Commissioners eight dollars rAc
day, and 500 each for travelling eITtnscs.
bill has passed FIXING the .ino Of holding District
and CNo~ Pleas C,ur,sio th2 Counties OF MlliaJa,
Franklin, ani pieiaway for 1851.
An appropriation has been msao for ne payment Of
the temporary loan which falls due on tho hrs. proSim-
amounting ioSS.G,3oo.
The subject Of new P,n;arGary has bosn Discussed
in the Senate and the ite Of tie measure Is in very
great doubt, resolution WAS finally passed. yuastaz
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what'g to become Of 'Em !

4 gentleman wiring from the upper cna Of the
county to send bin tue JOURNAL, says we must not p.
from this that he is Republican, for such is moi the ease
lie belongs to the great popular sorerigny party and
the princl. so well ground in ha! the reading Of
Republican paper has no daet7lous effect whategcr-
50 send it along, Douglas has said since the CON-
uenc.uan Of the present Congress that he favored The
C;ritealcn Compromise, which proposes an amendment
{, the coostnop for The prohibition Of slavery Oh one
side of carta liue AMI its establishment; be other.
In doing this be remarked that It was without reiertae
whatever to ANYTHING he had said or done and he
commenced political lie, II were, anew casting lis
cherished doctrine Of popular sovereignty aud every
thing else uluo tho altar Of be pulon Iais idea has
b.ea caught Up 10y the Douglas press all over the land
AMI instead Of popular sovereignty we no" bear n2.l
lug but comnonisc. Why the Republicans axe t."'-
they rels, % compromise, and ara thus cnaelyor
ing % break up the Uaiou!" Such is tde cry Of; pepu-
lar sovereignty ta-day Last fall they thought II Aorr-
he 10 attempt 70 oppose the popular wilt but wbea the
popular will select NJ Old Abe instead Of Douglas then
A. is abaudonad In view of this f-ct, aro los. 70
Know what is II becops Of those democrats who are 81
wclded " popular sovereignty that the ling oi X
pubIcan paper will have 10 delaefa0us ehectWou Lt
Thl they get upon this eoTnpgomss plank, or ID
they " lay around loose 2"