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Rates ON Flour Reduced.

n HE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii receive
i at Nashville, Wartrace, Sheibyvilie and Stations
N 4 c. +. K. between Nashville and Wartrace and
give through receipts for Flour by Car load Charles
ton Savannah, at One Dollar per barrel through.
E ". COLE
Supt OF transportation n, < C. L. R.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23

Arr1ye AT NASHVILLE, oOO r NJ, 300 A
GAI1ATIN ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Nashville 800 P. NJ, Arrive at GaIiatIn 4.
sos P. NJ Returning, leave Gallatn ~ 500
and arrive at Nashville at $50 A. NJ
TRAIN NO runs dsily-aIl other trains daily, sur
days excepted.
TRAIN NO 1 makes direct connection at Louisville
for Cincinnati, Indianapolis Pittsbgrg, Baltimore
Washington City, Philadelphia, New York and Boston
Both Trains make direct connection for Cincinnati
Indianapolis, Chicago 81. Louis, and all points North
and Northwest.
Through Tickets for sale the Depot for ali princi
pal points East, North and West
nov29-df j. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
Cholera, FIux, Dysentery.
DEBILITY from Heat.

MO family should be without the Dysentery Syrup
~ In the House. Children dying daily from
Bowel Complaint, which this remedy would promptly
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PREMIUM PARLoR ENGRAvINGs.

We renew the offer Of choice Of these Parlor En-
gravings-T he Retms from Market and Fy7ial 4fec-
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parts of the land A copy OF either, postage paid
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4. If wide spread commentators Of the EcrEcf1c
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then is the time 20 subscribe and obtain both the
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23

While the Thermometer ranges over 90 the shade,
the Graefenberg HEALTH BITTERS, which cost 25 Cts
package, makes thu best Strengthening Tonic in the
world For rs cents you make half gallon of those
health giving btters which aid the appetite, give pow
erto the constitution regulate the bowels conquers
general debility. Now is the season for Their use.
iulyIS-tf aH MACKENZIE 4 MINCIJIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
Charleston and Savannah
= a. & 4 On "a = Il Z n r. =
Rales Reduced and 5 eed Increased.

IMPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads. On and
Il after the 24lh OF December, 1859, through rates
from New York to Nashville.
First Class, per 100 pounAs....... 81
Second Class, :, -.---..----.--- l IS
Fourth Class, ............... 90
Hats, Caps and Bonnets Is
Time from savannah and Charleston to Nashville three,
three and a half and four days.
Time from New York and Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine days
Intervening Sabbaths cause the above variations in
time, as freight trains Sunday three
ines.
No detentions by ice snow. 0vereharges and
damages Except damages occurring sea) promptly
adjusted by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
delivery. C. W. ANDERSON.
dec23-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-23
Itis DeIfcfous to rake.

If your children are sickly, puny or afflicted, Nc
cans Cordial will make them healthy, and robust
llaY not moment il and YOU will be convinced.
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CAUTION.-Bewareo of Druggists or Dealers who may
try to palm upon you some Bitter, or Sarsapara
trash, which they buy cheap by saying is just
good Avoid such men. Ask for Mclean Is Strength
enng Cordial, and take nothing else. 1t is the only
remedy that will purify the Blood thoroughly and at
the same time strengthen the system. -
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
preventive for Cholera Chills and Fever yell
low Fever any prevalent disease 1t is put up in
large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS
J. Il. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial Also, McLean's \
canic Oil Liniment.
Principal Depot the corner OF Third and Pine SITS,
st. Louis, no. =
Sold by W. W. BERRY L DEMOvIILE, Nashville.
and all respectable Druggists everywhere.
may10-dns4wIy
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GREAT PREMIUM PORTRIAT.

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MARRIED PERSONS,

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regenerator of the SYSTEM and all who may have in
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To THE LAnIEs,

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Is sovereign and speedy curefor
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Distracted or Difficult Menstruation ncontinence OF
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Over a Million of Bottles

Have been sold during the last six months and in no
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
2 TAs Ten Days AZ ArTmisl!os. /. (

ArArmistiee or Tfuce'fcr ten days has, been
agreed upon, at Washington By and between the
Administration sad the Commissiopers Of the
Southern Provisional Government. Here are
two psesIss entering into contract Tor the sus-
pensionof hostilities for q definite period. Both
parties, Of conrssyFegarded each other as both
willing and able TO make . binding contract,--,
The AdmIpistration, by entering into this con-
tract. IS treated the Southern COnisderacy as
an equal and acknowledged It's existence as q
''hish contracting power, 7 capable Of making
peace and war as well as Of entering into irea-
ties. .skA -,
The Federal Gossinnsnt has thus entered
into asfreaty with Government which has q
rightf1i existence. Or is Revolutionary 10 its
cbsraclsf GIf the former be admitted. IL upsets
the doctrine Of Pfesidsnt LmcoIs's Inaugural,
that No Stat, can rightfully declare Itself out
Of the Union. II the ground be taken that
the secession novsmeDt,is a revolutionary ons,l
then the Administration By entering into treaty
stipuIstions EisIss an organized rebellion, has
confessed Ill inability 70 put down that rebellion,
and acknowledged that lhe. reyoluilopists or
rebel b faiIy xipdieated iheIr ability 70 es-
tablIsh and msinssin ssepsrase and Independent
Gosernmepta rzaEba - va .~
such i shs constrdtti0d that will be put up
on tnnlzsfoftbs Adaiplalrsiiob,' thOagh its
advocates srey seek o escape tbe odipm, Toe
sac.sa;on;aie. feoatl a as aiecieive triumph
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
:, The Republican csucus. d

Last night the Republican members OF the Cen
eral Assemby mel again in ucustonominatea a
candidate for the u 8. Senate. On the 2Ssh ballot
JoHs snERnAE was nominated, having received
a majority Of the cancns, and his vote be-
ing also a majority Of all the Republican mem.
bers Of the Legislatnre. " sq- ..a. y z Y. 2 ?
The cohesive power of plunder and strong
desire 70 possess some Of the spoils Of office,
turned the scales in favor of Mr.. SHERMAN. He
was direct from Washington, and his friends
were enabled TO certify that Mr.. LINCOLN desir-
ed the eIectiono of Mr.. SHERMAN, and that fachbe
ing stated and credence given to It, Mr.. SHzRnAN
was thereby made inyinciOle. just think OF IL.
President LiscoLs is extremely anxious for the
election Of JoHa sHrRnAn, who IS quite d isyor
i.e With Old Abe. The support Of Mr.. sHER,
MAN is therefore the suFessawsy to Office; and If
elected he sillbe certain to repair immedistels
to Washington to, promote the claims Of his
friends, and obtain forlthem'e full share Of the
Offices, Jobs and contracts to be had at the fed
ersl capitol. The currsu. opinion that LINCOLN
desired sHkHnis's election, and the effect il had
on the caucus, Is told in The final decision of
the question. un ssssa 81 ,
The Legislature, during the morning session,
to.dey. passed a resolution to go into the cleo
tion of Senator at three o clock this afterno0n,
when, in joint eonEention Of the two Houses,
Mr.. sHFnnAn was elected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
The Disunion Plct-The Administration Impii.
Gated.


II was charged by the Republicans UNIVERSAL
Iy that the late Administration played into the
hands OF the secessioniAts and advanced their
schemes. For this, JAMES BuoHANAs was stig-
matized as "hoary.headed traitor" and turn.
ed over to be cursed by all succeeding genera
tons. II Mr.. BUCHANAN deserved this reproach
and scoin, and committed, as 1t was alleged,
acts worthy of Impeachment what shall be said
Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, who has fallen heir, not
only to his seat of power, but to all bis sins, and
is taking good care to improve upon his inher-
ited capital and increase it By large additions
from his own earniDgs1 What Mr.. BUCHANAN
acorned to do, Mr.. LINCOLN and bis Cabinet
have done -tecognized the Commissioners from
tho Southern revolutionary Confederacy in their
official capacity, entered into treaty with
them, and surrendered Fort Sumter into their
hands These are overt acts Of treason Of
which Mr.. BUCHANAN was never guilty. They
give "aid and comfort" to the enemies of the
Constitution and the Union In the most direct
apd efficient mode, Al ,,,,-,,r .; p; b1e
These things are, however, but the gradual
development OF Northern plot, conceived in
the heart Of the Republican camp, for the final
separation of the Union into two independent
Copfederacies.. To effect this, tho Administers
tion is to "play into the hands Of the secession
ists," and, by turns, threaten, banter and nego
tiate with them and finally ssuccumb to then
by agreeing to spesceable separation" )" undel
pretence of avoiding 'civil war and bloodshed,' ;
It is Just beginning to leak out that Mr. LiscoLs
and the members of bic Cabinet are seriously
entertaining this idea. Read in proof the fol-
lowing extract from the Cincinnati Commercial,
washington city correspondence, under date Of
the 18th inet:~
The close observer OF and matters In the Fedora
capal will vainly strive to rid himself Of The impression
that geqwing difadenee in the possibility Of re,tora
mapency Of the adhesion Of the sayeholding parts still
attached to it, pre- gas among the leading Republican
minds gathered here. The idea Of disintegatior
into two confederaces, upon the basis Of strict divs
ion OF the antagonstic abos systems Of the country
IL becoming and more familiar to them, and many
ofthe wisest sider It's realization aquesion Of time
In venture to say, and know whereof affirm. that Il
h crept into the cabinet and has two, three rep
whose counsels weigh most with the Pres
dent in that body. will say Furthermore, that the Ed
ecutive acts hearing upon the Southern question viii
be largely Influenced by belief in the probable conn.
gency OF separation, and desire 70 make il peacea
bic one.
The recent acts of the Executive and bis
Cabinet, bearing upon the Southern question,
seem to look, not merely to the "probable con
| ltingency," but to the absolute certainty Of q
separation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

W nN| tne |epuphoAu -uWInLeItHttou AAi+8
eoutas that mash eud b the dissolution Of its
own perty . vel as 81 The Union.
a1he Gosefenensof The Norshern coufsders.l
cy, formed out Of the late United States, conclud-
edson Che ash inst, an armistce for tendays with
the Government Of the Southern CoDfederacy."
How will this piece of news sound, when it
reaches European countries, as IL will, probably
in this ehaps. at the beginning Of April2 Does
not the bare suggestion make the head Of every
true American droop. and his heart burn with
very sbame7 Il Is the severest and most dis
graceful blow that our country has suffered since
We had government. 1t will sink the reputation
of the Federal Government in the eyes OF Euro
pean PcWers, and prepare them for acknowledg,
ing ihe indef fendence of the Southern Confede-
racy, and for entering into treaties OF alliance
and commerce with that revolutionary organ
izltion. This will give to the secession move
ment consequence and streng!h IL could neve'
have otherwise attained, and render complete
and final the dismemberment of the Fedora
Union. Such Ia the consummation TO whicl
the course Of the present Republican Admins
tration is rapidly tending. ryr--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
ADJOURNED SESSION. " -.
aaa IN SENATE. ~ tNacs~
Lg WEDNESDAY, March 20.

hThhNOON bAtbtONs
3 II. J. r. No. u3--Concerning contracts for
the repaifs Of the Public Works, was referred
to the committe on Public Works.
- sEcoND READINGS. 80 -,
aaH. B. No 400 For the sale Of section l6, In
Delhi township ,ll,..i.s .itr
II. B. No, 6l, by Mr.. MONAHAN--Supple-
mentary to an act TO encourage teachers insti-
tutes. passed February 8, 1857, and the several
amendments thereto. 4q-rzs way - = y.
,sH. B. No 597, by Mr.. MYERs-To autho--
rize the commissioners Of Giermont aud Ham
ilton counties to purchase btidge therein
named,ffsif .oiTas9i VS.
H.R No. Soto protect the rights Of The
State In the Medical College Of Ohio. ~sraA'
C. M. Nichols, Esq Of Springfield, was quail.
fed as EngrossiDg Clerk Of the Senate, vice
Homer Norton, Eco of 'Tfumbull county--pro.
NOTED TO First Assistant Clerk. y .f ~ ,k,9s
a., .nEMossTRANcE. setss NJ ~,
Mr.. READY presented the remonstrsnoe Of
William johnson and SO others, and John N,
Seed and 90 others. Of Mnskingpm county, and
Geo. L. RetilIey. and IA Others, Of Coshocton
county, remoDstrating against the sale or lease
Of tho Pobiic Works. Referred 10 the commit.
tee on Public Works. 4 Adjourned ''sa s,y.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
EVENfyc. MARCH ~ 1861
p.moeT.tio UlsyI ana Townsaipa Ticket

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"a Wad--J0SIAH BARBER.
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5th ward-WENDELfN6 6RbIGER. -'A''
.si5ssI Towssfnp rKuSTrks : Al3 y Z, PC /
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JOHN Nj. KGRNER. f"''1lH
TOWNSHIP TREAsrRKR,
.oIHNsAAC III. H.MARReW.hHOO dyUh
TOWNSHIP cLERK, "a ss.-N -,A "a
s'aT'''' A. O. KING II ei,-S.s.
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So = JOHN BROWN. - sss.s 81 "a, 10 ,s.ii y
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR, ttEl
-. WILLIAM KNOX, II a aA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

b I3 The Cincinnati EaQuirer Of yesterday 10
indignant at the lease bill now before the Leg
islature, aud enters ts protest against the pass.
age of that measure. Last session the Ea-
quisey urged this very self-same Legislature to
accept the proposition then made to lease the
canals, and was in desperate pet because the
measure failed. Now, when the Legislature ID
likely to act on the advice ofthst paper, given
last winter, It turns round and denounces thai
which it had previously recommended. It has
now Joined its fortunes and views with those Of
the Commercial on the canal question
although the latter paper has advocated
policy about our Public Works which
has IN very brief time depleted tb'
treasury to the amount Of more than hall
million Of money. The Enquirer must suppose
that no person preserves aile Of that paper
and 1t may be that such Is the fact; but It Is
within the memory Of all how ardent IL has
been 10 favor of the very measure II now de-
nonnces!
The combined opposition Of The ConmsrciaI
and the EHquirr win render the passage OF the
lease bill certain, IL there had been any doubt
about 1t before. The measure is one Of prac-
tical benefit to the State. the people, and eli
those doing business on the canals, and is 80
understood By business men who have exsmin-
4 o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
1EFFRF00s sE''IOssE

,.roa motion Of Mi, coNyERsE, seven hun,
dred extra copies Of the report upon the con-
mon pleas judicial service were ordered 10 be
printed t4'S e
Mr.. WRIGHT, Of Hamilton, ,introduced II.
B 450-Furtber defining the duties OF boards
OF education for Incorporated towns and villa
ees, which iwas read the Diet time; When the
rules were suspended, and the bill read second
tIhe spd referred 70 tbe committee qp sebools
end School Lands.i ,s.sis Il ~ mn bslf g 4 ~
y Mr.. DAYS froua the colnmittee on Muniei-
pal Corporations, reported back H. b 4Os-To
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

IfOR R EN- ia Brick House, on Gay street, -,
Il eight Rooms. Apply to 8. M. Mills, or at E;i;t
the american" to 3. 8. cox. p al!b.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21
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VOM 46Mxos W.
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L HTHH CHE AP EXCUReI0N;r A Complete Story.
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RtsTIc slMpLIoITY AND sHREwpNrss. sis8y .'sss os
NIL MnArt ,,a,. r9em: % ovrox .aufsiss 18g
now PEARLs ARR FORMED; rRUsTrHG 70
LUCK; WHO WOULD BE BACHBL0R; GIVE THE,f
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THE WAY TO DO GOOD; MORAL HAIkrs,,t
WAY ACCIDENTS in FROSTY WlIATHhk; UTiL-
|lzfNG WASTE aTEAMi A. NEW MATERNAL H0R
RIBS or UMBREbLABil oEMNNT Fpk lQAEe IN
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TIE FOUR sWORDs OF LONDON, FAgTs ABOUT
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FORTE; KIssI Ea; TIin poKos OF SOUTH AFRICA
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Atd much other Intsssssins and Instructive
Reading Ma''s''s y. IA .E6aHa agImgyy
One oopv ala. .a..g.s - per aAnhu.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

8. wv. Andrews Note ......... sl7 so
We hereby certify that the above and foregoing 10
true Statement Of the condition OF the Treasury Of
franklin county, 0hi2, on the 28th day OF February,
1861. JOHN @. THOMPSON, Treabdrer.Tf I
JOHN PHILLIPS, Auditor
mar2i dlt&w3t or 1gaWsY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

Population of the State of Ohio, by Counties
edi for the ysurs 1850 and 1850. ]. pge
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-21

As the law stood In le44 mortgsgee was not noces
sary party to the petition Of an admInatrator for the sale
oi lands for the pryment Of debta 3 sa8lMl.n ~. ~
fomity with the rsqurenents OF the Etainic the pur
chaser takes the land dlschasd pf all cedItorg iisns
whether arising from nortsaeo or 5pdgmen1 me pris
ute 10 the fund Arising from tho sale OF the land; and
for the proper appleatgn Of his nnd By The administa
tor. the pprchhsgri "a - = z. s.
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4 M. ~. William Holt '. Ths STATE Of Ohio HHsf
70 commoa Rleas ofLucs county.
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GUERNsEYasa Balm!
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
House for Rent.

AFlRsTCLAss DWELLING HOUSE,
n corner Of High and Long Enqulre Of y =
mh9l-d3t, 90 .ila h.latls. ilr -. u. RlLEY. =.
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The total colpred population was "a, ,s4e,
against 90, ,945 in ls50-Cincihhdd Gsseues =