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EajA Avn 80.

- AN AWAY-FrcM my residence IN Sid
uey, ~. The Eth Of Jube las, NJ, y cts 30
Won AN. MARIA. Sac Is about - y,;,rs OLD, vi
seT! ,u,.ea npnearnnoe, +too.'s IN ~ ~hou:iors,
al speaks very correctly. Sno cane rom York
ing to get there again. ii il fou 81 cut that she
h haFpUrcd by any nee iel 20 Other Isoa, tAC
law VIII De ei.tu.vrd r:,an.- tteIa 10 it. st
taIt liberal reward viii be E'.:t for her return
10 ne, ~ my RESIDENCE EcGr thc Old Fair 4rcan,!S
MIS-. CATHA4l&E ,ENBhRTuN.
sc @T-3t&
- runaway .-iisn ayyay from 1t Coal slime
"A il OfGJee county, The iJih OF this month
hay ooy, FREDERICK. Said , V Is q bright Iau
latte" stout built, about p years % age has Il
downward look when spoken TO about feet 9
curing OF him in Luntkins Jail, that get Lila
again GEORGE w. PARKER,
SO 2j--lm' Isle of Wight CO., Va
y II L Il ID K 3 ID BOLT. A i; $ r T.
I " A X u .-RansNyay fro: he subscriber,
GA the Ok instant, at Nisrra, Virginia a hin-
.atto Boy named SANI. Sad Boy is about 70 years
OF ,...e ) iset ) $ inches iign lie fai on when
he left q pair Of Wie Ozuaburg pants aud "A checked
shirt 20 coGt Is rather slew spoken 70 particu.
lar marks remembered.
The above reward VIII be given for sufficient
p-osf 10 convict gay white person ii assisting said
Boy Ia ef.seting MS escape; on TWENTY FL w
DOLLARS VII! BE- Daiti i0g his safe delivery either
to IL Yselt Or in any jsl. sheie get i4.u.
Il. X IRtBDf.E,
an 27-lm& O. the Sd Reg s. G. Vols
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y Ia9 RECEIVER or rsie EASTERN DISTRICT oF
TO an rHo.M y NAY CONCERN.


TO ILG fEON = NAY CONCERN.
I hereby neily every attorney, agent, former
ssr; I'er, trustee, Other PERSIA hc.dlHe az en-
.roit 4. asy lands. tele4Fle,,s ~ b.: ditAGicHss,
good, OF c.itttss rights dts. any interest
therein within tae l.a>je::l l'.tf!ct Of F.gia oil
or for amy ae;; enemy Of .iiP Cocierafe safes Of
: ncrica speedio to infara we appointed s.eceiver
10Y tho ss,la District, OF ihe >ah and - rens!t TO
ne an account t.cryof Eud 81 faF Is practicable
to lace the sane in riy hGn.ls. ANY such person
wfly failing to do so, viii be gritty vi high
u 81 elnedioy and liable - BE- Indicted figted,
Gaed and in prisoned, 81 provided by law.
also notify each a.if every citizen of the Con.
fsderate States speedily give nof nation 10 NE
{as he is required by i..a dlo) OF any and every
isnds teneIe.ts end hre c,ents, 81 fis and cl,,lt.
,es rights ard credits wi;hia the s,i Eastern Ds-
t. iet Of Virginia, ana nt every right ard ntrrex,
therein heidi owed posse >sesi cr eaJQyt. l o. ~
guv sI,eh alien enemy.
by Office IL on iae NoitlerG sisie cl Main street,
Il, he city OF Richmond, betsvvon losl, and ilfh
streets. rHD&. x. GiLkS,
Receiver fnr the E:.styEa District OF Va
= at
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Z MORT AIT i o OFFICERS AND
& SOLDIERS

j. s. ROBERTSON
C0Faey Of GocsrR0r GRa fr7sii'1 StTsts, Richmond
YiT2;Aea,
Keeps consi .antiv hsll1 leTge and varied
sort3nent OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
i%ft
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Imported expressly for this market.
ALStl--Iie best OLD RYE WfrSkEY, AMI
APPLE: aad PEACH HRASDI-distillei ii :he
In0uiitsirs CT th5 STATE.
All liquors and GROCERIES, sold by hin afe
warranted pare and good or sales.
r. S.iarticuar rtion patti pm; ing Up ard
shipping Goo,5 for o1icers add Soldiers, stalouad
=. and away i1oIn Kiclu,ond.
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REMOVALS.
L NJ . y * L. !.

- Il IA " a Ii
Unr FILE NANUFAOToRY has been r.
moved FROM the ed slaai Is IosfSES ~ Coon )
Foundry, eaa eh street, ABOVE MAIN
&c 2.--.}ts LA T. 4 SHImAN.
AMoyAf4 Or BRIGGS OLD LSTAb
Ia IiSHED BAKERY
Tue subscriber taaatssr for The patronage so 10
eFa,y besonei OH lis 6r the lust tfye Yeas IA !; ~
this @efhoJ 81 il,ern.,' MS frif- aud lir public
"a general, itssi ar as faoye 10 the corner beiow
it9s oa stand hicii ha has hid fitted uu liz the iaast
approved style aud SECOND 10 none ssuiil os AasnD
and plxohs l:e, where he hopes TO. meet his old
i,ie,i's and the pablic assuring them that eAiss
s s, pc wanting ON his part 10 please thei..--
iiaNaag ticreasef facilities he win now be able to
serve ~ that viii favor him with Il cAi with rs
good EHEAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES as
can be made In any establishment in the CITY.
HaEAD, ROLLS, BUNS. BISCUITS. Xc.. fresh
ever morning asid evening - > =.
CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES. fresh avery ,iav
BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS NICELY usc S
I'd Hta gent " any part vi ths city or country.
PARTIES sapplsed with piGsas ind 0r,,s,nes,tal
CAKES. l. d. ERltit.s
~ --~sn@ Corner Sth aud broad sts.
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AzEe = Eskssa sS>JEz ANa,E.

NARgSE INSURANCE.
Cincorpot1 ted i-.2
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IL
SUKAECE COaPANY.
~ Office No i3i Main street Richmond. 81
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, s2z30,10o
This Company has the advantage u twenty
seven years experience in the Insurance business
and having enjoyed the tayor d TIC public during
ali that period, needs special reco'nae adaion 10
the citizens of Virginia
Il effects Fire insurance in city and cOantry, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
II CTS. capital and surplus are rs above, and its
affairs managed prudenty hut literally and
it, rates are Us low those Of any other good
institution DIRECTORS.
w. l.. Cowstdin, ). E. Haslsworth, pa,rck.Culien,
Joseph Allen VIE. Beers Geo W Splith
Horace l.. Kent, Thomas Samson, H. l.. Wifstoa
WIN. Palmer, Chss. w Purcell, Jno. Gordon
Jas. a. Inioes, H. A. Claiborne. Alex. T. Parker,
.,,,u ., Jossph Z Winston.
or by letter. w. l.. c0WAKDlN President
WA Wills. Jr.. Secretary. ee-tf
LIE. FIRE AND MAR.sE
IL INSURANCE..
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OfFict' NO ia3 MAIN (S. L. Goi, OF IlTf,, ST.
NtChMONo, Va
lChaftetsd eth March, 1871
Tuis Ola ana rehaoie institution, rgitA ample c;o
tai, ani contingent fund earefulg ;np@.s,s4 ~,
sinaes 10 insare Slaves, EtfilDIS(;S. a,;sfs
AHANDiII., vi every description HotSE,,ff'n
FURNITURE aud Family Ns.sHiING AP9AR!el,
VESSELS, sCARt4Oi.o eali FREIGHT 80
lowest snrrent rater
; Losses adjusted aila pad With al possible IA.
patch. .uaECsns.s:
layid carrie, isoSt. NJ gmtoa
4. 4. WeItiraa Fraaess }. f.arsies,
Soaii H. Claiborne, john Z. stoleif
1ob,, j. Wilson, Tnas A. I:ust
Alex. GIrett, Geo n. dwabssey.
Peter G. " arriek.
DAVID GgKhlE, Presidents
JohN \. WILsos, Treasurer,
II. r. Brook, Secretary. dc gs--ly &
I TAMfss ~. MAGMtkiuJ, Agent MAsIfAT.
81 TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York Office ut the trsrranev Agency
~ NytssAss ~ AEfRiEaD, o. aafh street, ssssriy
eps,ssl4 EoIdins Hal. where apPiisasiens syisi be
1vectyel VI LILY
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EsEAuAUNl fEAAik SDhcu...
ID J AlLss NORTH ar GC.sUc SsvffIE VA

Is J asLss NORTH ar ac,.DoS svnlx, VA.
The fifth Anaual Sessios, 81 s,ais sctooi besa aa
the 2A dey 81 September and eSss ihe Is, d., .;
Jniy. tsss.
AIS legation Is healthy ani rptisci cosapete,..
Tsaciiers ulll laya .sTgesvs he I'll 7ersns aepsat.
Yaelits of Ene'ieb, MsihesAat.cs. li4Eies, Nasie
Yatstt,,,g slss. i,r.s.s lag
isggl8 - kafeaafyen, A heSs.
JAA /. JasNrs u u,
- IL La ststr,l fs$sfli. Va
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fNRg9fIs sEliN RI-StEE9g

tFlAHFs%EVN FI NiNE%J.
WIN mako h6afti advances "A T = B 4 C. G O.
WHEAT FfA3ER. CORN. .id all oiher I43or
products - IT, country, suc!t IA BACON. LARD,
IUjIEIE,Y, LGHS, RuTTER, DRIED FRllTS
LEATHER. HtDES, POTATOES BEANS,
TEAS, &c, &c
s.-Quick zales AID prompt returns.
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Es40Tss. sxzsSa2s, FEaEs *.
X REAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF
( Z HATS AND B0orS.--FfoI2 = to 20 pei
cent. saved BY buying from
HI. ANTHONY,

J. Il. ANTHONY,
Columbian Hotel Building.
ho,es5Sin HAS, Of best quality, SO; d.. second
quality, 50 fashionable Six Hats $3.50; 6ne
,;afs<n Se'.ed Boots, $3.50; Congress ttaiter
Boots, S225; fine Cai>}in Sv~ed Shoes. So.
J. II. ANTHONY has made ,arrau -e:Islt., With
OF -e hesJ maker in Re city Of p.hiadel ph. 20
snopiv him with haGis0Ila and Substantial Cali
>a:a HeIsrd BOOTS, Which &c will sci "a she III.
gIrceden,cd low price G. THREE DOLLARS AM,
4 HALE. &C Is--d9wts
l. FECtAl NDIlCti--O".ng to The i,lpossi1iiisy
ii procuring supplies, except t2g cash. my sales
hereafter VIII De tor c..sil ,y ptig only those
whose aeeon.ts nave been paid heretofore promptly
II he months OF January and July.
JOHN c. FACE. Jfl,
my - ~ Main st
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Fffu PLYSiClAHS.-.rh SUB CARBON
L ATE OF BiNRfUfti Is oiI,.rs.d to yur, =, u
sui ,tirte Tor Tho SUI; NITRATE, altiea is n0ss
.afS iii9h ana SCARE. j.. t1s tisiid Stetrs Dis.
ptnsal"iY tttdr page Eirei il is iseiifed 10 have
nsapy adsa"taeip aver tho Sab Nitrate. sad ,naHy
ffohIaeni i,a3ricipas 'i,'ei,tsdls p,cfor H. We
lita"reeeI.esi sufficient suppiy at ih;s Ii otheT
pare Chenue4le iiaJ Iin.rnaceuitsa pro,laels. 10
enable ns, rs heretofore 10 dispeuse with careful
ness aud proupnees the prescriptions ef uur pal
rons. AiLADg j. BAKER, PharnaeeutssIs,
SO ri iss Main 81, cor above Post Office.
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ARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES

FFHHhIFH NFtfF, FtIA'tfH N Nnu itt.
Tie Misses CLDP'rDN {f;tp 2hters of the late
Judge tioptnnl VIII ercn School on the Isl OF DC.
toUcr, 1861.
trco iars Of terms, c'c., will DC sent TO those lie.
string +aeln. Sc 2o-su,s
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VA.
Richmond. Aug. Z, 1861. s
xTOTICE---It is very desirable tii.t Ill corps
: coimnrsntic. and i.,!i, iGIais in tie STATE,
living ARMS Of any kiad -totoEd those aiiso.
lut4iy necessary TO- tEelr Immediate use--s:loela
return he same - this Department as soon ~ pos
siA!3 that thy may be oTelheued sn1 thoroughly
repaired Address,
@. DfnM0CK, Co.oaol,
81 It's Cnief o. Ordnance ct Vira'"ie.
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J - = - 'ss-iazl : - .
EDUCATIONAL.

= 4 ~. sas4 &
ItNGJIsA AND CLASSICAL. s4.,,fa,,z
H MAYO STREET.-s'Iia Jsst, 80. MY H.
- this stifrd wiit eosnf-i,ee I'm Aaa.ios -
lns' To the tnivsrsast Church 20" "a
Man Z. b0uLaSffE viii ioases.. 4. -.
and Dir Jss,. a. scAt.1e ias t,rnysi.y ~ Fsfea.
Tt'as. 8 c As heretofore
-. -. s.....l-e.....-y--s---.----.-c =. EcRRUks
pAFENsWOob HIGH school,
la exercises OF tls. sci,aa ,ss,, ~. 50.
'ie ~ si-y q orsei. s.iiress ~. , 'saed ga
t',rcuEh he RichEso;sd r. o. 4'scesisr,
rEFas--ss hesei3Epse.
s. 2f--;it@ II. J; effpi&r.,x
( NHUEch HILL EStsLtsIi Ann ., -
~ oAL SCHOOL N"aosL
IN BROAD. stTwkEs 2ITH- MD on.
rhe neat session Of this sehool viii .s sahssf.
IN TUESDAY, Era Septenber, ." easnns~pes
fKRws as HEBrToFORy.
ksFEHsycEs. --aessrs. A. v s,,... p
lanes, 4. =. ',ee, Andrew g. EiIett !, n ,. "'at
:; Saith, r stesrn.. ihos. Bardsroy. 81 ~
"iis'us, DE- John knox-Pairons' w. H. Al
ar HINT JAMES w. L. MILLER .,eAn
Sc 2}--6y+ y. ~,
=. ~. W.; pdacipal
!. PENDi.EToN'S ENGIISi, ~ .os..,---
V AND MATHEMATICAL, Sf,fin1,.S 'iCAL
'rrect, between Main a9d Franklin MI ~ on fia
SEPFEa;BER l6rH, and continue 10 III IIIv'sase
Miss e. l.. HEAD viii have ehs,vs ..
es,ratVry Department "a sas ifs
DRILLING vii De eontiau.d
asi'hs~--f'yaoie quarterly 10 sdvane. an
@- :s--.n-
III rs caARLorTE &. BALDWIN -
IA win reopen La.
Al tie residence OF her ,a,,,,,
D. p. BALDWIN, '"'''"e
On fFsna!in T., between eaa and s,.s
SeF~'s
~ lbs AEpHRsoNs SCHOOL vii \.
VA opened ON To-
MONDAY, the l6.h seutrunhc,
',n 4th, between MAN and Franklin street.
2i--+iw
stkS j. DREW AND MRS n Il IVr VIZ
.sS resume he duties o: ',.ei- Scroaj an ne -
october next on fraiS!ia. between ~, and o.
s"f-lm'
MISS JESS C0RDoY 4
"a sen OOL,
wal be re-opened On TUESDAY, .he Is! Of BE-.
IT Mr.. =, Msemardo''' on G'ace street, rcst
iocr t" ~ Pans church le--i5tr
AIR. LEFGB .KE's SCHOOL,
IVA RICHMOND. =.
This Institution will be OPEN again on the d, -,
of October 1851, for the reception both O i;oare-,
aad Day Scholars.
For particulars, Apply to
au 'o--ts EUBERT p. LEFE9yPy.
AZ rs. SUSAN iiLED'S SCHOOL
al COHNtR u BROAD AM 18Th srs
MI re open Ocie b,r It, so
The usual English b'TarehSs together With
Latin. Fren"h and Mnsic, viii be t.psii;.
- ~5-l@*
viUSIC INSFRUI ITO, .-PRGE. DEf0,-
i ! hthi. la- resumed h.@ i. ess.,Ia s.fyi, "a
i. the .ity. ard Ofc-s &c sntu ~ r.av An.re ,u
"on:ee 81 Mrs'cai tns'1u4 'iTr on the PIANO
HARP GUITAR, ORGAN, SINGING. ana
he ART OF TEACHtNG MUSIC. Adare.r.
thfoH9h 20 t-jlice. 60 tj-Gs
~ Ii l.
MISSES FORBES
Wiz resume tho duties
o. their ~ EOOL
IN N" - OF' Dtl OEEk. est
I'VE. MISSES FoHbExwili resume The auie
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-, Ef.ECT CLASSICAL,
= MATE'&EiATiCAL sId
E:&,t}LI5H SCHOOL,
Franklin direct, aboyssth
K. II. L, TIaEE. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL

Tie .,,t. tcs-!e;nie Session r,jll commence OF
@t}H0aI, tar .,'tr al Saitel ber.
.--sa--~riGe n heretofore.
IT,, *;., be, SIS 2Seal, & Primary Department
ier u-t.e 2gs, 20 sir her i4rf;erl#rs apply to
- .~-.iu. T. Ii L. Glt3ttE
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st.luEisisA At1.Ai.I.&l.

sJhuEiGi.i- At.Ai.I.1l.
&
The next session % this Scho,.l commences DC
tohsr ts.s ana oaatuuss ten noG,4ss Pie coerss i
f&ils rserai&fory 80 tao University of Virginia
Special a':oNs.D has always 1'ca enid to as'be
ri.'ies, Drawing Elsg.ntcr.ns. st.; aat hereafter
Fertilization a,a ether branches OF Military Sci
euee s. ia 81 reesiariy tsryh, in the School q IN
gaeegic<.
FEsas--ss22S0 pcr session. l.l'esRl HaTaaseIaents
made rs &c a4t-fn~cifs Asiaress
SAINT "a SCHOosEis, A. NJ,
Z, a lt~,.,,.s.a ~,
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,NRANKLtN PAPER MILLS.
UsFHjE X. H. MAl1i,T & co.,
RICHMOND, Sept H. 1861.
DONDS, STOCKS, &c, FOR SALE.

ID
Virginia State Sixes.
Tennessee State Sizes.
North Carolina S;ate Skies.
Confederate State BONDS sud Registered Stock
W AM ED-New OrieaEs, Mobile and other
Southern Funds
s.y C4ucAs on Nashville Memphis, and all the
Southern cities, bough; and sDid III best rates.
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AfiNFH SESSION

r Vie CHISWlCK SCHOOL Z.
CLASSlGAL AND ENGLISH, 81
Il ssIiEs WEST or 2icEHoaH
III exercises az the School viii he "a, ~.
Ter the parsoas instructions Of the subscriber, z
TUES DAY, October ~, and elGse on tie l1hd
5niy. .e'i al.ou,le: two weeks vacation 81 Ch'iss
mas. i Limited nu,iIs,cr Of scholars ill be -
eeigtd, and g few balfGers sfili tad halas =
G;.;s..ick Taisioa .Taiq 425 10 sd.
address GEt T. EMAIL. i. X. j
sa INT pi.hpc,h Va.
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- O1 A Q,
TOE G o,
both SMOKING and CiE ING, AZ factory prices,
a. JOG MAIN STREE,
Over Ne9sTs. GARRISON 4 Co.'S
Hardware Store.
Als0-Uftt4RS. at the lowest ticysrs.
Merchants and Suffers VIII and II TO their adYal.
tag 70 c,sil and exanIiic. u. How ARD,
- u--lln% Agent for thu Na@u.Gctlref.
!, PEEIAL &0riDE 10 SITLEES AND ALL
= OTHERS IN WANT OF CHEWING To-
bACCO.-kFV have on hand II Our Factory fine
assortment Of manufactured TOBACCO, including
Cearlv ii! grades and styles. Purchasers will fEd
L greatly their interes. 10 cal ana see before
buying elsewhere
PATTERSON {, WILLIAMS,
Factory corner TIN ard Arch streets,
SO !5--2cz Near Confederate Laboratory.
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4 Nil CLoTi; BLANKETS, CAMP COTS
Z J AND ST0jLS On hand. and nlanuiietur
u, daily siprr OF Goth Blankets, Camp Cots aud
Camp Stools for sale at reasonable prices, by
A;4EA. MOTT
~ n Corner !it!, ard Main sts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
patterson vs.. Bonsparte.

7 . HHI d .
The great case of Patterson We. Bonaparte
was opened at Paris, before the First Chambers
Of the Civil Tribunal Of the Seine, on Friday,
the 25th OF last month. From the very natu.
raj curiosity which the case excites, the court
room was as full as It could possibly be. The
proceedings were opened by M. Legrand, dpoue
for Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, presenting the
following oonclusions:--"T That it may please the
Tribunal to declare the marriage contracted on
the Oath of December, 1903, between the late
Prince Jerome and Elizabeth, Patterson valid.
And also to take judicial cognizanze (donney
aete) that M. Bonaparte, while demanding that
the marriage of the oath Of December, 1903,
may be declared valid, has never had any inten.
tion to contest, and does not now contest, the
civil and political effects of the Uuon contract.
ed, in 1907, by his father with the Princess
Catharine Of Wurtemberg." M. Berger fol-
lowed on the same side in an uninterrupted
speech Of four hours and a half, when the court
rose for recess. On resuming, M. Allon open.
ed the case for Prince Napoleon, and was bold
enough to say that the eloquent advocate op-
posed to him "had very little hopes of winning
his case" He rests his case entirely upon the
law Of France at the time, of the provisions of
which, be says, Miss Patterson was well aware,
when che said, "If / can be his wife but for an
hour, viii run the risk" and that, knowing
the legal objections to the marriage, she had
not contracted Il In good faith. On the conclu-
sion the Court adjourned for week. The Pa
ris papers are absolutely silent on the subject
even the fact Of the trial is not mentioned in
their news columns. i
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To correspondents. .

Frequently we rece've e'.ets W 'as. :.
wMch ny "'' ..a a.ss.ss,on
brief On divers political ques'0ns' ana oss-sT ssS
ally make the request o. US 70 cOr.eo' a.s r' !,
lish what they nave wrisen. ou.a ps.s go.
most universally write 'neir mas'' ~
and dosherwise' beginning On 'as . .s".ousn,lv r~e
eupying the second 'niia, anu ~. s.s,"..s .hss.
the fourth page 2. 'ne ,s..e. ..,.. ~ .oou,,aa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-18
OHIO IEGISIlATURE.
AD5oURNED SESSION
IN SENATE.

. ! T.
MONDAY, Feb. 16, 1861.
} "A call of the Senate was demanded, and
eighteen Senators answered 10 their names.
A quorum being present, on motion. all fur.
ther proceedings under the call were dispensed
:nl Mr.. FOSTER presented the petition of E.B,
Kauke and 36 other citizens of Williams coun-
ty, praying for law to provide for the better
maintenance Of the inourably insane OF the
State. Referred 10 the committee on public
benevolent institutions. tn esa UC af 71M'
Mr.. MCCALL presented the memorial Of r.
Lyons Rezin Weloh Il Co., and VIM. ]. Fry, In
relation 10 the holders Of the notes of the Sem
eea County Bank. Referred to the aelect com.
mittee on that subject. sit ,s,l IN fi.,s.l 4.
Mr.. ORR presented the petition Of Peter
Sheets and 81 ether citizens Of Wyandot coun.
| ty; also, of w. M. Reed and 70 other citizens
of the same county, for a law for the protection
Of the fisheries in the Sandusky river, which
] we're referred to select committee Of three,
Messrs. Orr, Brewer, Rnd Fisher. W,
Mr.. POTWIN Presented the memorial OF
Geo. A.. Jones and Ia other citizens of Zanes-
vile, relativeto the holders Of the notes of
the Seneca County Bank, which was referred
to the select committee on that subject, .9
H. 90, sS @ sEsoND READINGS. a..' ss9. ,
Inc toiloWlng Dill was read q second hme.a
H, B, No, 334-To FIX the standard ofa ton.
81 ala gls1 THIRD READIEGs-a vst72 ,ssnr
S B. No 225-To punish adulterous elope.
ments, was read Q third time and passed: yeas
10; nays, none. e ~ fst.l1 9
Mr.. EASON gave notice Of his intention to
introduce bill to remove drift, food wood, and
other obstruotions from the channels ofstreams,
not declared navigable by law. lair q ehi tf
On motion Of Mr.. STANLEY, the House
resolved itself into Committee of the whole on
the orders of the day, and, after some time
spent therein, rose and reported back
H. B. No. 1874: To fx the standard Of ton
without amendment, and said bill was ordered
to be read third time Tomorrow. .1a
Mr.. P0TWIN introduced new bill, s. b.
No. 234: To incorporate savings, benevolent
and charitable associations. ~ .as A. J
On motion of Mr. STANLEY, the Senate
took recess. ta
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Ii p. e
Z. A GREAr FAILAcY--0ne of the appliances
used to induce conservative men to acquiesce In
the secession movement, is the inculcation Of
the idea that by accession the Southern States
can secure better guarantees for their future
safety, than they can by remaining and contend
Ing for their rights in the Union. And, when
they have secured these guarantees, tits ar
gued they can resume their position in the
Union. This, is a fallacy. Let all the slave
States withdraw from the Union, and It 10 dis
solved forever: There can be no reconstruction.
The interests to be concilisted are too various
and diversified to admit Of Reconstruction. Let
no one be deceived by this specious Theory
Rather let those who favor secession, upon any
ard all themes or pretexts, prepare for a perpet-
ual separation Of the slaye and on-slaveholding
States; and then they win decsive neither
themselves nor Others. tt 10 better, and Ger
tainIy more manly, to look at all the conse.
quepces, and prepare for the worst r Louisville
youraaL ImIs llrsssq rr.oi edi X ~ 4, ~, /,
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oniaous signs.

II is manifest from Mr.. LIscoIs's speech at
Pittaburgh, that he has little confidence in his
swn Judgment or information, and that he win
DO the tool Of any faction or clique BY which he
may be surrounded.
. He said at Pittzburgh that the tariff plank In
thS Chicago platform should be q law 10 the in.
coming administration. But hsadmltted that
there are differences Of opinion in comtruing
this plank, and that he had by no means q
thoroughly nnatured Judgment upon the subject,
especially ns 10 details. Desails are all-im-
portant IN tariff measure, for It Is principally,
nay aynost solely, IN the adjustment Of these
that dihsrcncss arise. f4 cfkya
Mr.. LmooIn laid down one general rule, and
one only on tho subject of tariff, which was
spbstsntislly tbis--That when an article Of
ssr4||y q good Z quality can be produced as
cheaply a. home ss abroad, Il should be protect
Cd. This demonsEratss clearly that hs has no
wsll-deinsd Views On she iariiF question; for
A. lhe caso snppoasd, & 10 plain shat he home
pfodncs would need no protection. sl6 81
Mr.. LmcoIH also confessed himaalf, in. the
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Same fiisGiHtpEgh speech, % bs lacking IN moral
staihlne. BE political education, be said, had
MIN against Very Zee use ofipdi-'
rect means to control the legislation Of the
country, implying that hothoughta limited use
Of such means might. in some cases, be neces-
sary. OF the time and occasion Sf their use,
he Of course must be the sole judge.
We are mot disposed 10 judge harshly Of the
new administration, IN advance Of 10 ipaugu-
ration into the seat q power butWith thsman,
ifestations Of such consummate ignotance and
abominable laxity Of principle. on the part Of
the incoming Executive, we fear the worst re
suits from its imbecillty and coftuption r,i.'79
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JANUARY, 1861

The aggregate number of failures throughout
the Union for the entire year 1860 was only
1876, and it will thus be seen that the failures
Of the first month of the present year are very
considerably above the average per mouth in
1860. And it must be taken into consideration
that the commercial disarrangements under
which the country is now suffering are but pre-
liminary to what il is destined to undergo II the
present political difficulties are not speedily set
tied by some peaceful arrangement. The fail
ures occurring now may be looked upon more
in the light Of temporary suspensions, or extern
sions of time, contingent upon future political
results, than as absolute failures; but If the ex
isting troubles are not amicably settled, or that
coercion Is to be the policy of the new admins
tration, the present condition of our mercantile
affairs is but very dim foreshadowing of the
frightful disasters bebore us.-N. Y. Herald.