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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-10
To.DAY's PRocEEDINGs
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON Jan. 10.
Mr.. BoETRLER resumed his personal explanations. He
denied the statement made in newspaper published in
his Hapers Ferry district that he offered resolution
under which the committee Of was
at the instance Of members Of the Republican party He
offered his resolution after consultation with Democrats
and the party with which he acts. He meant to test
whether in response to the olive branch thus presented
the Republicans would offer the sword. lie had been dis
appointed In the action Of the COMMITTEES the manner in
which 1t was formed aud the delay afor months time
In making report. II the House does not take action
before another week. those who desire reserve tho
Republic, will find II too late.
Mr. MAYNARD asked leave to offer a resolution direct
Ing the select committee to consider tho Presidents spo
cal message and to report on that part with reference
submitting the questions which are threatening the
dissolution Of the Government, and that the committee
report thereon at an early day. by bill joint resolu
tion.
Mr.. JosEs objected to its introduction.
MR. MORRIS, OF Pa, presented memorial Of citizens,
OF Philadephla, signed without distinction Of party,
suggesting national convention, In that city, on the
I'D OF February, with view to adjust the present diff
cultiies, and moved it be printed.
MIR BRANCH objected only for the reason thai II was
not customary to printpapers emin ang from private
parties.
Mr.. JONES also objected to printing Gentlemen said
great deal about their Constitutional obligations.
Mr. MORRIS knew Of ho party obeotng to do what vas
ust on the fubject, but there difference of opin
lon, as to what are Constitutional rights.
Mr.. HOUSTON said that the printing OF tho Memorial
could do no HARM II convnin OF Sa.es can be called
10 apply the remedy for the difficulties OF the country
they may sz leastscre usasd cefu sepsraton Of the
Union.
Mr. Cox remarked that the memorial was signed by
gentlemen OF all parties and proposed National Con-
venton to meeta Independence Hail. where the Declara
ton OF Independence was proclaimed, and the Consu
ton was framed.
Mr.: MORRIS withdrew his motion to print, The mem
orlal lies the table.
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Imnortant from CharIa,ton

CHARLESTON, Jan. The steamer Star Of the West In
endeavorng to enter haybor about daylight this
Ing opened upon by the Garrison on Morris Island
and also by fort Moutrie. The steamer put about and
went to have not been able to learn whether the
steamer person on board was injured. The belief
is that no injury was received Fort sumpter did not
respond. .l.--..''
Lieut. Hail. Of Fort sumpter come over to the city
about ii o'clock, with Gag Of truce He repaired to
the quarters OF the Governor follow by crowd Of cti-
Gems He In secret conference with the Governor
and Council for two hours Ate o'clock he was sent in
carriage with the Governors aids to the wharf, and
returned 10 Fort umpter The object Of his mission Is
supposed that 1t relates to the firing
on the Star OF the West The people are greatly excit
cd. There were no demonstrations against Lieut. Hall
though great curiosity to know what he camo for.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-10

There was gathering of the veterans of the
war Of 1879, at Louisville, Ky, on the 9Th list
Among the regular toasts offered after dinner.
was the following; .I I y.
The Union of the States under the Constitu-
tion -"Salus pnpuR supTema cot hz"- The
rights and interests of the people who are gov.
erned must be the supreme law of the land.
The following was one of the volunteers;
By Capt Joyes-"May the North come back
to the Constitution, and the South stand up to
it," .s... aaaE.#r rwH
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Raii Road 'Fime Tabie
RoMAsor.-Bus Door Miss suueers! Her an

+ RoMANoE.-But poor Miss Squeers! Her an
ger, rage, and vexstion; the rapid succession of
bitter and passionate feelings that whirled
through ber mind, as she surveyed, first, the
biscuit, then the pastry, &C., which was spread
before the gaze Of her fastidious guests! How
she vowed that Salsratus had been her ruin; |;
that but for the eccentric and unaccountable Pc
culisrities of this preparation, ahe should at
that moment have astonished the assembled
company with creamy cakes ard delicious
pastry. If she had only used D. B. De Land g.
Cos salaratus, which is perfectly pure and
reliable, she would have been spared all this
modification. She procured De Lands salaratus
the very next day, of her grocer, and has had no
such trouble since! 1t can be purchased from
any good grocer, and iseold at Wholesale by
the Manufacturers, at Fairpost, Monroe County,
N. Y, and by the principal grocers in all psrts
Of the country, .I.r.. u.
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The spsoisl Committee on the Stolen Indian
Bonds.

New YORK, jan. 0.The special committee appoin ted
by the Speaker OF the House OF Represen With full
power, &C.. In session at the ST. Nicholas upon the
matter Of the stolen Indian Trust Bonds.
Among those already subpGnasd or about to be- are
Collector Schell, Clarke, Dodge Co Simon Draper,
q. b. Lamer and r. II. Lowry, Mathew, Morgan & Co +,
Lhompson Bros, W. f. Coleman Il Co., Ward, Camp.
bell & Co., DuGcan, Sherman & Co and Sc yerai 9TH
ers.
Believing that the public laterests will be best sub
served BY conducting the investigation as privately az
possble the members have pledged themselves not to
dVuge anything ia regard thereto. They hope to con-
elude their work here before the close OF the week.
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Virginia Legialature,

RICHMOND Va, Jan. "a joint resou ton was intro.
duced in the Senate to-day, to appoint committee to
represent to the President Of the United States that in
the judgment Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Virginia any additional military power In the South will
JeopardiEe the tranquility Of the Republic ard that the
evacuation Of Fort sumter is the proper step that should
be taken towards the restoration Of peace and harmony
Laid over.
The resolutions relating to national convention with
an amendment for convention Of the slaveholdng
sates to produce concert Of action, were referred to
Joint committee on federal relations.
The House has passed the second section Of the Con-
Ysnton bill designating the 4th Of February nox for the
election Of delegates.
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GooD.-We met one of our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonisbed at the change
in his appearance. A few weeks ago we cav
him, he was pale. lean and detected; complain
lag Of weakness and debility, having been SO
afflicted all summer. Now he appears tobe fat,
healthy and strong. We learn he owed his re-
storation entirely to McLeAs's srREsarHDNrNo
CORDIAL. s,fsrsV .su..sa..
We advise all who are complaining of Gener.
al Debility to try it; It is certainly very pleas.
ant remedy, We learn THAT there are large
quantities of it selling daily Morning Herald
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fort to restore the raterna relations which ought to
exist. The recommendation made by the President Ia
entitled to the respect Of tho American peoples but the
resolutions pending, instead Of proposing remedy
looked to special committee to indct somebody. lie
would vote against the resolutions. .I.
Mr. FLoRRNcE, believing the resolutions were produc'
| tive Of no good, opposed them.
Mr.. HILL said the resolutions not based pa.
chc plan to adjust the difficulties.
Mr.. MARTIN, Of Va, looked the resolution as FIRE
brand to be thrown into tho country, which was already
excited. y
The resolution was passed--ayes 1903, nays62,
Mr.. Maynard asked consent to offer resolution that
the minority report might be made from The committee Of
thlrty.three.
Mr.. Hlndman called on the chairman to state the
Der OF members attending the meeting, whethe there
was ary probability Of making report and state such
particulars would bc calculated to shed some light on
tbe subject. a'h ..
Mr. Burnet said he understood from the member from
Arkansa9 that there probability oil agreeing.
number OF members representing the slave States had
Withdrawn from 1t; was 1t therefore poo or wise to
continue the committee, when there no prospect
that they ever would repor7 lie wanted to dischlge
them.
No action was taken on the resolution.
The House went into committee OF the whole on the
state Of the Union civil and miscellaneous appropra
tion bills. .r..
The committee rose Without c,mtng to any conclusion
on the bill. '-,..
On motion Of Mr.. Leake, the select committee on the
Presdents special message were Instructed 10 enquire
whether any have recently been removed from Har
pers FERRY TO Pittsburgh and II So by whose authority
and for what reason.
The resolution was amended so as to extend the snqu
ry as to the removal Of from all the arsenals
MIR. MORRIS, OF Pa, presented memorial from citi
gems OF Philadelphia, signed by Of all parties, in
favor Of Mr. Crlttendens compromise Referred to the
committee Of thirty-three.
On motion, the House adjourned. 80
To.DAYs PROCEEDINGS
H0TI9E.
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ARMyALs AT THE O. P.-The following per-
sons were received into the Penitentiary yester
day, from Warren county: CHAaLrs PAGE, con.
vieted OF horse-stealing and sentenced for three
years; GEoRoE HuSTER, man.sluughter, two
years; EDGAR F. VIcKERs, horse stealing, three
years .--
The number of cOnviots now in the Peniten.
tiary is sS6- the largest number ever confined
there at any one time. ...
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 0.-Hon. John A. DIX has been SUN.
moned TO washington to take seat In tho Cabinet It
II uncertain whether he will take tho War or Interior
Department or Pos tmaster Generalship.
Special dispatches from Washington say the Cabinet
Generating upon the proprety of arresing Senators
Toombs and Wlgfall for high treason.
The President has prepared Communication to be laid
before Congress awards on the
Paraguay claimants and sustaining Mr. Clay In the mat
ter of the diplomatic relations with Peru.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-10

MASQUERADE DREssEs.-C. Cushman, at the
Montgomery House, Is prepared to furnish both
ladies and gentlemen, with any dress or costume
to suit their various whims or fancies, 40 that
they can array themselves for the Masquerade
Ball at Ambos' Hall, next Tuesday evening.
See advertisement "
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Cleveland Market.

FL0UR-unchanged sales 60 bbls double extra red at
81 so bbls choice do at IS 2 and 5000 lbs buckNhee
at 81, ,00@2. rs per cwt.
WHBAT-sales2 2 cans red at Sl.05, and l car common
do at 81 03.
CoRN-sales car at 37Hc, and l do at35o.
0ATS--quiet at 25c.
HOGS-unehapged and selln7 readily at s5.75 for
heavy.
BEANS-saies bbls at Zoe.
PORK-steady ut tl5. 90.
LARD-sslliDg at 909ho
SEEDs-quiet at 81. so for Glover and 50 90 for Tin
othy
EGGs-quiet at l5;.
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T MINUTE MEN.-A petition is tn circulation in
Cleveland, asking the Legislature "to provide
for the enrolment and organization of Minute
Men, to be ready at the call of the Executive Of
che United States, Or Of this State, to resist by
force all attacks upon this Government
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Seward to be In Linooln's Cabinet.

ALBANY, Jan. o.-The E0eaino Journal tonight an
nounces officially Mr. Stewards acceptance as Secretary
OF State under Mr.. Linoons Administration. 1t says
mat lhe department was rendered to Mr. Seward early
10 December last and after consultation with friends on
whose affection and Judgment he Is accustomed to rely
he accepted the position.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-10

IN TIE F.ELDs.-You need not be in the least
afraid to walk in the fields where there are poi.
sonous vines or plants, even to touch and handle
chem; Guernsey's Balm will prevent any bad
effects from following. -. T., 49,. S,.. -
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape Of tho
very latest eastern papers. ..t
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RHrumArisM and pains of all kinds conquered
g. last. See card Of "Magnetic Oil in to-
days paper. .g.tts-s5 s.....g.a 4. ...s
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u The deaths in New York City, during the
year 1860, were twenty three thousand
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Another Sscsdinp state

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 0.-The Convention las passed
the ordinance for immediate secession by vote of "a
to $50.
All prominent places are illuminated cannon, are be
ing fred and fire works displayed generally.
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gl)e Ohio 5tateasnr'.a|nl:
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1861.
LOCAL M A TIER s

The Adams Express Company places us daily
under obligations to 1t for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities.
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PRICES REDUCED

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From the New ork Observer
AS all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines are OBJ
lged 10 pay Mr. Howe O license on each machine sold,
and are SO compelled to make returns to him, under
OATH as to The number sod his books give correc. state
men. From this reliable source we have obtained the
following statistics or the machines made In the year
1859, there we're sold,
By Wheeler q Wilson.
I. M, Singer & &Co.,.....,..10,o53
" Grover d Baker. .l0,280
ehowing the sales Of Wheeler Wilson to be doi.LLe
those of any other Company"
Awarded the highest premiums-at the
United States Fairs OF 1858, 1859 and 1896
also at the ~
Ohio State Fairs Of 1859 and 1850;
and at nearly all the County Raira In the State.
Our prices at the late reduction, arc ds loqo as ay
lock stSch machine Sod and but tribe higher than
the interior tlro thread chain stiah mdehiass, now
forced upon the market.
The WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE makes the
LOOK eTIcH-the only which cannot be Iayeled 1t
ALIKE ON BoTH sides Of the goods leaving no ridge or
chain on the Ender side.
Al maohtaes warranted gears, and iastruction
given in their use, free Of charae.
II. CRARY, 81 High ST.. Columbus, o.
WIN. SUMMER & co.,
dee32awdsm&wem Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati.
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IS " See advertisement of Prof. MILLrR's
Hair Invigorator in another column h
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NEWARK MACHINE WORKS

..-..-.-r NEWARK OHIO,
manutactureTs of all kinds OF PoY.
table and stationary Steam En-
gInos, saw Mills, Grikt MflIs,
&C., 30.
LANE& B0DLEYBedteaI H. q It. ANDYBeotfni
j. d j. H. DUHALL Beaten n! O0LUNBUS
" MACHINE co. Beatcnl!U BRADFORD
F,e q 90. BeatsnII!H p
Our Portable Eugine and slw Hill!
Was awarded the first premium Of $50 at the indiana
State Fair for lacO ever Lane BOdsy's on accoun. of
Price, lightness, simplicity, economy of fuel
and superior character Of lumber sawed
Our Stationary Engine was awarded at the same Fair
the frst premium Of $500.
Our Portable Engine was AWARDED the frst premium Of
Sl0o at the Fair a Memphis, Tenn, over Dandys Du-
valrs, Columbus Machine Co.'S, and Bradford & Co.'S,
py committee OF practical Railroad Engineers.
For price and terms address
WILLARD WARNER, Treasurer,
oscS'cAWlJeoH' Newark, Ohio.
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llWnAlSGToN N. c., Jan. !l0-Eorls Johnston and
were taken possession OF on the night 0; the
9Th, BY tho smithwell guard.
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AuGusrA Ca, Jan. ga Despatch received here
from Charleston states that the steamship Star Of the
West attempted to reinforce Fort Sumter this morning
when the batteries on Morris Island opened FIRE on
her. some 10 shots dred the Star Of the West
when she retired. Fort Sumter did not FIRE gun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-10

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 9.The steamer Brooklin has just
put to sea- She passed tho Capss ats o'clock this aer
noon.
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eanetar TrumbnlI Rs-slsAt.a.

sPaINeTIEID, ILL.,, Jan 9.-Lyman Trumbu was to
day re elected o. s. Senator, Vote, lftyfour 10 forty
six-fortysiz Democrats voting for 8. 8. MarshaIl.
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From the Captain of the Star Of tho Wss,

NEw YoRK, Jan. l0.--A dispatch from Capt. Nc
Gowan Of the steamship Star Of the West says that he
had arrived safely with the troops for Major Anderson
and that he had anchored In Charesron harbor.
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lTklxsAArHKp voR TUE OHIO sTATEsM.sl
REv YoRK, Jan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-12
FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 10--Lieut Col
Brown of the seventh regiment, provost mar
shall of Upon, shot "A privite of the Missouri
sixth this morning. The colonel ordered him
to lay down some boards he was tearing from
a fence, and, upon his refusal, shot and killed
him instantly. The affair created intense ex.
element. The second and sixth Missouri
regiments rushed to arms, demanding Brown
to be delivered up 10 them. Part OF the artil
lery was drawn out in front of the provost
marsha's office, aud Brown was threatening to
fire upon the mutineers when the train left.
A scout has arrived from Springfield and
reports at headquarters that there were ouly
one thousand rebels there. Ben. McCulloch
was at Camp jackson with only one hundred
aud fifty men waiting for reinorcements from
Arkansas. A large number OF McCulloch's
force were with Price at Lexington, and the
rest are with Hardee. McCulloch expects 20
join Price at Sac river about the 20lh, and the
combined forces expect to march on jefferson
City. The foregoing is believed to be entirely
reliable
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GALLIoPoLIs, ONO, Oct. II.-The steamer
Izetta, laden with government property, left
here this morlfing, destined for Camp Enyard,
on the Kansas river, and when opposite Red
House Shoals, which is thirty miles above
Point Pleasant, was fred into by one hundred
rebel cavalry from the south bank of the river
and ordered to Iand-Capt. Windsor doing so,
and by the engines alone the pilot having
been compelled to leave his post succeeded in
turning his boat down the stream and escaped,
reaching here this afternoon. The balls passed
through the pilot house, cabin, and engine
room, but,no person was injured
The government steamer Silver Lake is
supposed to have been captured by the rebels.
Reports are rife that large body OF rebels are
advancing toward the river to cut off Gen.
Rosencranz's supplies.
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REBEL PROPERTY THREATENED WITH
ELECTROMAGNETIC OF SECRETA-
RY CAMERON IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 1.-THE state convention
met here this morning, and, quorum being
present, proceeded 10 business. The following
resolutions were offered
Resolved That the committee on ways and
means he instructed to consider the eXpedien-
cy OF action by this convention for the purpose
OF confscaling the property of all citizens res
identS, or persons in the state who shall after
the expiration OF reaso enable time, be found
aiding or abettng the rebellion now on foot
within its borders and for the application of
all property so confiscated, first to reimburse
loyal citizens of the state for losses sustained
by them in support of tine national and state
government, aud second, the use OF the state !;
and that the committee report by ordinance or
! otherwise.
A motion to reject the resolution at once was
lost-ayes y noes Is. Mr.. iowett, the chair
man, then resigned, and his place on the com
mit,ee was filled by Mr.. Irwin
I Gov. Candles message to the convention
/ asks for a more simple and efficient military
law than now exists, and recommends prompt
measures TO provide means to carry on the
state government and meet the present extra
ordinary emergencies the postp0nement of
the state election ordered by the last session
of the convention, and as in consequence of
such postponement his own term OF office
would continue longer than was contemplated,
he suggests the appointment Of some person to
discharge the executive duties during the pro-
longed period that will elapse before au cleo
ton can be had
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l1.-Secretary Cameron
and adjutanl general Thomas, arrived here
this morning. 1t is understood they come ON
business connected with the department OF the
west, aud will remain some days A salute OF
fifteen guns was fired in honor of secretary
Cameron and adiutant general Thomas, at the
arsenal this evening.
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of Sweden has been appointed an aid 10 Major
General Wool. W. L. Ashmore has been ap.
pointed collector of customs at Burlington, N.
j., aud Warren Thomberry surveyor at Padu
cab, Ky, vice VIM. Nolan, removed.
There is no.change in the position of Gen
Smiths division, excepting that he has remov-
ed his headquarters to Smnott House, one and
a half miles ON Lewinsyille. Cen McCalfs
headquarters are at the tavern in Langley
and his division occupies the line OF Little
Rock turnpike, to Prospect Hill There are
but few houses in Lewinsville, and these are
deserted.
The rebel cavalry pickets made their ap
pearance this morning, about mile from
Lewinsvie, but soon retired Our pickets
stationed near Prospect Hill, were driven in
last night by the rebels in force, their object
being doubtless to ascertain the position OF our
advance.
All our troops are i'll a comfortable condl
tion-th lse who recently changed their posi-
tons being tented and their general wants
supplied