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NURSERIES,

g The undersigned has a%ssocia-
Gted with him his son. CHAS. TX
c. LANGDON, JE as a partnerlta'
Nursery Business, which will be hcreat'
ter conducted, in all its branches, under
the name and style of
G. C. LangdOn & Son
A fine stock of FRUIT IRI )
adapted to the South, or hand v b
will be sold on reasonable sermi.
C. C. LANGD )t
TINELAND NURSERIs, fali
-, 1860.
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NOXUBEE DOTSE
macon, Miss.

MacOns MISS
c. CLINE respectfully in.
orms his fellow.citizens and the
ng public, that he has taken
of the above named Hotel.
his direction, the building has
one a thorough renovation, ex.
.lernally and internally. A corps of
prompt and efficient servants are in at.
tendance, and the table will be supplied
with an abundance OF wholesort and
well served food, and such dell ,acies
as the Mobile market and the sur.
rounding country afford.
The proprietor is resolved that neat.
ness and order shall preside in the in.
economy of his estabIishmen
and that nothing shall be left undone
which can contribute TO the comfort of
his guests.
He is determined to merit a iibero
patronage, and expects confidently ,Io.
receive it from an approaching pubic,
une 20, l86O.-tf
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We have also on hand a good stock d
Trunks, Saddles, Looking-Glasses, Car.
rage Trimmings, Hardware, Crocker
Heavy.Plated Casters, Gold and Silver
Watches, Guns, Perfumery ofall kinds;
and other articles too numerous to men.
all of which we will sell at the very
lowest prices Call and examine our
stock and prices, and be convinced that
there is no use to send to Mobile or else.
when you can get the same arti-
2les here for less money.
j, HOLBERG & CO..
Oct. 81, 60.
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Gifts Gifts e.
SPLENDID GIFTS AT
= @ O III !

I @ O III
EREAT Gilt Book Es,a' oenb
" Southeast corner OF 'Phia
and Royal streets, Mobile, Ala
A,C. Tit,omb offers CREATE ace
ments to buyers of Books l any
other house in the country.
My new descriptive Cat0log con.
'ains a larger and better eel "a Of
Books and Gifts than any eyc Ne
offered.
A valuable gih worth i lily
cents to one hundred dollars, be
given with every book at tho Of
sale.
The most liberal inducem to
clubs. For particulars see pa OF
new catalogue.
The following is a schedu.c rs
which will be given TO the pn var
Of books, al the time Of sale
Gold and Silver wOtchcs 10
chains, silver plated ware, cos
of canoes, mosaic, A%orenlino 't
garnet, Turquoise, and lava
gold lockets, pencils and pens, @
neck and chatelain chains, gen. 73'
som studs, sleeve buttons, and H
knives.
And a thousand varieties OF OF
equal value.
we also keep on hand q choice o.
lection OF Silver Plated Ware.
Also a beautiful assortment OF + ley
Goods and Cutlery, Wholesale an TO-
tail.
COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS.
For an order Of Ten Books b! Z
press, one extra one dollar bool I'd
git will be given. When a num- OF
books are ordered they should b 'a
per Express as il is much cheaper
safer. When ordered to be fOrw0
by mail, postage must be enclosed
the order, as postage must be pre-
By ordering them forwarded b.
press, the expense Of postage is
RATES OF POSTAGE ON BOOKS E
BY MAIL
For 81 90 aud 81 rs books, TWEEN
one cents must be sent for each.
For 81 50 books, thirty cents n 'a'
be sent for each.
For 30 90 books, 6Ay cents mus
sent for each book.
And higher priced books in prop
ton.
For full particulars, send for a Cet
logue, which will be mailed free, 10
any address.
All | ask is a trial. Send me al
order, aud you will be convinced lha'
there is no exaggcration.
A. G. TITCOMB,
Southeast corner OF Douphln ana
Royal streets, Mobile, Ala.
March 7, 1850.
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New Advertisement.
N. 4 ]. NOLBERG,

New Advertisement.
N. 4 j. NOLBERG,
Opposite the TOWN. Hall, at the No
narCho House, ard also
Opposite tie Courthouse, meet 10 The
Macon Beacon Office,
MACON, MISS.
WATE have now in store q new stock
w of Wallpaper and Window.
Shades, from four 10 eight fee, long, to
suit oil sizes Of windows, Shade filings
CornicoS, Caurtain bands, wofsted Ia.
bic Covers, printed Oil Table, Bureau,
and Stand Covers; Green, Blue ana
black OjlclOth for Covers, Counter q.
anes and Furniture Prints, for sale
by NJ, & J. HOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sbee1ings, Shirtings, Osnabures.
Cuttings, Stripes, Kcrseys, Linseys,
bLANhE D
Bed and Cradle Blankets of v~ariops
qualities and sizes. Negro Blankets
IRON fourteen bits a pair, &c.
FLANNELS.
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel
(aIl wOoI) from so cents to 81 25 nor
yard also, a lot of Angola Flannel
Tor infants wear, at s. cents a ward.
A large lot Of Kentucky Jeans, Sa.
!lnets, Cassimercs, Black Doeskip
Caslmeres black Broadclolh, for La.
dies Cloaks, at 50 % a yard.
DRESS GOODS.
American, French and ENGLISH
Prints, figured and plain.1 DcIuins,
t'Teoch Merino, Pole de Chevre, Sol,
Checks, Silk foulards, Debeyo's
wors'ed Robes, Black Silks.
Oar o~n Importation,
a rye lot Of French Poplins, plaid
and ipes at 5 bits a yard onlv.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock Of shoes and bootoa
Ladies, Gents and Childrcn's W
also, Mitchell's patent Copper n
Ihildren's SHOES, Negroes an
Rasseta and mud Boots at the il
READY, MADE Cloth ed
a superior stock Of CIothiudfpbpoys
which are cur own manu- Ioewss,
also, Gents and Boys Hats an
o. the latest style and fashion
VARIETIES.
Bets Bonnie. Ribbons, Emb'd COL.
lars, Sleeves, Eaging and Inserting.
Laces Servings, Linen Shirt Bosoms
nafSaiiIes Bosoms. Cellars, and wrist.
bands IN Sets, witt Buttons and Bnt.
, ,SL NOE, ai'ea'y fixed at eighty cents
Foi ct ARTICLES.
nmscl/o French, and German
PEEFyE E2IE8, manv of wh i,ic,
are o.. o,'' %lrect Importation (; Nail,
ro1'4 Ed far-Bru,hes; Horn, Iyorv
ara - !np a [ab6er Einetooth, Dress &
lrGu E Jlmls Hair.Pins, &c,
TRAYELl ING UTENSILS
I"Es ana Gents Trunks, Valice,
GGltPet aud CiIcIoth Gags, Morosco'
Toilet and Sahool.B BAGS. S-o 'Cuo,oIoO'
anu n,%i. Saddlery Umbrellas, &C.; all OF
winch we will sell low and on good
SIC, &c, "
oarriag' Trimmings, at reduced
ID HoLBERGI
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SANFORD's
I q L~laUigOr0tOF,
NEVER "DEBlLITATESl


Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY IRON GUNS,
n and has become IN eatAbnahed fast 4 Standard
Medicine, known and Ap,. : proved By all that have
used Il, and ia now re- Hlaur4od 10 viii ennhdauca
10 oil he diseases f0Pl hlwhlehitia Recommended.
HhAa cured honaaadal AiWithth The last WoyeaH.
who had given up Ill hopa9 Of relief, as the M.
merous unsolieiied cert ~laea,es In ny possession
show, d
Thedose must Do AdaD-I clted 70 ne temperament
OF he individual taxing DIN, and usadin aneh auAn.
titles ~ 70 act gently on athe bowels.
Let the dictates Of you'll WindRmant guide you in
the use Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
II " y euFe LIVER COM hlPLAINfR BILIOUS AT.
TACKs, DYSPEPSIA HIOHRORIC nfARRHEA
sUMMER COMPLAINT d~lDYSENTERY, PROP
SY, SOUR BTOMAcHL,HHABfTUAL OnETTvN
NESS, CH0LIC, CHOlAlLkRA, CHOLERA @OR
BUS, CHOLERA mi ID ANfUN FI.ATUL
ENOE, JAUNDICE FE-I kIMALE WEAKNESSES,
aud may b. used success fully as en- ORDINARY
FAMILY MEDIOINE. III vlwilfcuFe Sick FaeRd.
ache, las thousands can tesufyJ In twenty
minutes, II two or 2 Three teaspoonfulS are
,Aken Al commencement 3 lOf attack.
All who use IL, are giving their sesimo.
~ In Its favor.
kS~MiI water In the mouth with the IRvigorator, and
both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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For Sale or Re-

YEHE office | now ocou. Inne.
= diataIy in front OF the
Possession given LIST of Jar ~
II, 7.
Dec. 8, 1860.
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Minutes.
3 r A N
'umOniC

PumOniC Waters.
The Original medicine Established Ia sg7. and ,na sra
~"fUlMUNID WATERS" in this Ga. NV diner Snnn
ny all other PpImJnic Waters are oolnier. eits. III,
5e.gINe eAh ue Sn.Wu ~ Tue name RYAN 1ein,
BtlAN'S PULMONTC WAFERs
Heleve I1hghS ,0.ds Sore Throat Hoarseness,
bRHAN,S PULMONIO WAFERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dileuh breathing.
RRYAN'S PuLMONrC WAFFRg
keleye Npiuug 81 hood, Pains In th4 Chest.
BRYAN's PULMONIC GAFERiS
Relieve lncipltnt COusumpr on, Lun. Diseases
bRiAN,S PulMONIC WA u
RELIEVE Irritation oi me lyuA and Nonsits.
ke'leye ne above comp alnisi In ten minuieg.
.BRYAN'S PULMONlC WAFERS
Area Blessing 10 all classes and Constitutions.
BRfAN'S PULMONlC WAFERs
Are adapted ia V0calists and Public Sneaker.
bklhN'S PULAUNIU WAFEkS
ATeln q simple form AMI pleasant to the taste
BkiAN'S PULMUNIU WATERS
holon relieve, but effect rapid aud lastnp eprac
BRYAh'S PULMOAlC W.Fhhs "e'
arc "'Frenled to give satistac lou i. every one.
No Family should DO withoata yof
BRYAN's rUNoNIC wAFEb.s IN IL Hous..
No Traveller should ever Je withouta s,,ppls Of
BkfAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
IN HIS POCKET.
No person will ever object to give 70,
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
For sale in Macon, BY
H, DENT, and
SAMPLE & N'LELLAND,
In Mobile, by all the Wholesale
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SANFORD'S
Family C0thOFtiC Pins,
COMPOUNDED FROM
nd nut up in Olass
AlF-tight, and will keep IN any climate.


nd put 10 in Glas
CASEk. Air.tighi, and will keep IN any climate.
TheFAAlILY CA ,THARTI, Pitt. IA
a gene, but active Ca lthariIc, which tne ProTi.
elor infused IN his prAe luce more than twenty
years. A
The a~nstAn,ly ~increas Fling demand from .hose
WhOt As long used me PILLS aud the satis.
faction 'bieh all express F1lin regard to their pse.
haslnaIe "a me to place = them within The reach OF
all r.
The lofessicn wei know that diGsreu, Ca.
thsrtics ut on dllereni arts OF the bowels.
THEiF A mILY ICA1HAHrTEp tIy
has Wl-hlue reference Ito this vel pslabtlsked
tacl, htei Compounded SIirom g variety OF the m.
real Vtbtlble Extracts nj which act alike on eyeFy
par' OF \ alimentSry fleGnAl, and are GOO0
Resdee, sab as -ns. ERAEdEaESfss' r ~ ne
RICahNh SLFEPf 4NESs, PAINS in ,hs
BAUM el JlNh, COS. HIIlFENESS, PAIN ana
sQEENEss over tae y whole body, from sudden
Goa mnlclrreqnenuJ fVt neglected. end in a
long CvlI'oot FHver'l 6Iloss OF Appetite a creep
ing seqsau4nt co!i over ~ lhe wholehody, Restless
ness heHuats, Melgh1I I'm the Head, Al m1Am
niatory israAs, Worms In Children And IiIIis
hh.lmhusia' great Pu'I iriher Of the blood, and
mAn! @sesAsllp Wnleh Fiesh Is heir, too uumer.
ousD mehuohn thls i'd Ivertsament.
DOge al IN 8,
PIICE ;-3 DIMES,
The Live InvigOrator and Family
O1tilAruC FfIs sro retsilea By Druggists gene.
rally, and snld Wholesale by the Trade in 81 he ?arge
=. T.Vv. SANFORD, N. D.,
Manutscturer and Proprietor,
3J3 BrGdway,i New York
For sale b. Fl. Dent and Sample &
McLeIIand. Aeon, Mi.
Aug. Is, 1850,
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NOTICE

A Ill persons holding cia,mg against
IA the estate of Lott Ballard deceased.
will have them duly proba ed nd pre-.
sent them to the undersign5d Macon
or to DR.. j. P. Odenoal, OF Keeper co
for payment, within the time F-sscribed
by law, or they will be forr,e barred.
W. B. Loo TT.
April Q, 1861. 3w
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4 AIDES Superior " Dilet
SOap-.in an extended ariely
Of styles, at
Z. H, BUCKS e.
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BARGAINS!

Opposite the Public Square
NNHE undersigned respectfully in.
~ form their friends and the public
generally, that they have just received
and opened their Fall and Winter Stock,
and are offering them at the very lowest
prices -
300 pair Negro Blankets, at 81 50
Fine Bed Blankets, So 50 to 7 90
&C Crih &C 81 m
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Southern Groom Frgit Ia,.'
SALE at "FlNElAN
~ NURSERIES," near co
A lahamn hv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

pleasantsst of all-that you bring away, While
the infinite variety Of machinery seems almost
self-intellgent, the workmen and women inn
press you with the heartiest respectj and when.
as you pause in the Office, you are shown the
beautiful watch that was recently given by the
citizens Of Waltham to the wife of Governor
Banks, your are rresistably reminded that he
came out Of factory In this very town TO be
Speaker In Congress and Governor Of his State;
and reflect that, as you have just. seen the max
ing Of watches that mark the time of day, so,
among the makers, you have seen the men
whose intelligence and ability mark the timeof
our civilization and progress--a time In which
the welfare Of society 10 getting.to be more es-
tablished upon the only permanently sure basis,
the self respect and intelligence Of labor. a
| There are the spires of Waltham--the pretty
town of West Newton-and, whz! here are the
steep tiers of dark brick houses rising to the
State House. You observe that Boston has not
yet it's gilt crown on; but remembering what
you have seen-reaecting that now 1t Is shown
that we furnish ourselves with the best watches
so much more oheaply than when we import
them-you will stop at the foot Of the State
House long enough to say, "You deservea crown
because these things have been done under your
eye and by your spirit" s. ,i.;.
Then, If you choose, you may rise and invite
Beacon street TO give three cheers for the TWEEN
tieth century. NJ 10 .- ,s IS 4,
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rrTbe details of the scenes Of violence in

pThe details of the scenes Of violence in
Baltimore will be read with profound interest.
We fear we shall have even worse news yet to
chronicle from the Monumental City. The
destruction of the Rail Road bridges referred to
in our dispatches, combined with the resistance
at Baltimore, will delay the arrival of troops
at Washington as speedily as desired. II is To
be hoped the forces there will, however,
besuficient for the complete defence of the city
and Government archives. The apprehension
is that DAVIS may be moving on the City
Among our dispatches is one that he is now al
Montgomery, attending to theiloan. This ma,
be 80, and 1t may not. If true, it may be as
sumed that there is no intention on his part Il
attack the Federal Capital, but to confne hi
operations within the boundaries Of the secede'
Statee tt
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caUERNsEY's BALMI
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Master Commissioners Sale.
Burr..Kellogg
VS.

Bur.Kellogg 10 cir If, 20 ..i
Court Of Common Pleas.
Theodore Comstock etal.)
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID to directed from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on e5 q
Saturday, the 25th day of May, A. D.. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock,
P M the following described real osate situate In the
county franklin and State OF Ohio. aud towpShip Of
Sharon Wt Part Of Lot No, 80. Section g Township
g. Range 49, United States Military land bounded the
west by the worhngton and Columbus plank road, on
the south by lands Of John Gregg on the east by the
tier line and the north by the land OF Moses 8. vii
kinson, ontaning ID acres more or less. .
ALSO Lot No 60 except about half lying
the west side and adjoining the Cleveland aud Columbus
Rail Road, decided 10 usan Gvkey said Lot No. Co. be
ing in lection 2, Township g, Range 49, United statel
Military land, and bounded on the by the tier line
on the south by lands Of Orange Johnson on the east
the section line and the north by lands OF Moses
wilkinson containing 30 acres more or less.
Appraised at, Part ot Lot No $3.50 00per acre.
Lot No 60, IS 10 ."
@. W HUFFMAN. Sheriff
ap20-dltw4t. and Master Commissioner.
Printer fees 900. "a. .frt---r 1r-t
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, April l9.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

FRIDAY, April 10.
On motion of Mr.. BROWNE, of Miami, the
House proceeded to the election of Speaker
pro fem., to serve during the remainder Of the
session, which was agreed to.
Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, then nominated
Hon. PETER HITCHCOCK.
Mr.CARLISLE nominated Hon. WIN. B
WOODS.
The roll was then called, when Mr.. HITCH.
COCK received AZ votes. Mr.. WOODS receiv
ed 90 votes.
Mr.. HITCHCOCK, having received major.
ity of all the votes cast was declared duly elect
ed.
Mr. H. then rose and said:
Gentlemen resentatives-Permitm me, most
sincerely, to acknowledge the obligations un-
der which am by the confidence reposed in me,
as manifested in the vote just given.
can but recollect that the vacancy you by
this vote select me to fill only occurs from the
fact that one who has been filling, and ia 60
much better than myself fitted to occupy this
position, leaves at the call of duty, to serve our
common country in this her time of need.
| accept the position, and, while distrusting
my own ability, feel that can rely both upon
| the forbearance and aid Of all the members ol
this House, and trust that thus working togeth
er, we shall speedily dispatch the business and
discharge our full duty to our common cOnstit-
uepcy, the people Of Ohio.
| The oath Of office was then administered by
Hon. Mr.. CONVERSE, a notary public for
Franklin county.
Mr.. DAVIS, from Select committee, repor
ted back the memorial Of Martha Mclaughlin
when the committee was discharged from furth
er consideration of the subject
-
to whom was referred s. b. 294-In relation Il
the salary Of the Common Pleas Judge of tn,
Fairfield district, reported the same back
when s.sis
Mr.. CARLISLE stated that the bill provide,
/ for an additional compensation to be paid to th
Judge BY the counties of this district maxim
up voluntarily the sum to such amount rs th
Commissioners Of the counties may think prop
er, and that 1t was requested by the member
OF the bar and other prominent citizens.
Mr.. STEDMAN opposed the bill.
Mr.. HUGHES opposed 1t, as q precedent tina
would lead TO the general adoption OF the prac
Il tice.
Mr.. STEERS advocated the bill, and state
that its passage was desired by the members 9
the bar Of his county, Hooking.
4 Mr.. THOMPSON, Of Perry, said the mem
bers OF the bar In bis county we're opposed TO Il
except one, and be thought there was no neces
sity for the increase r. @34 *
j Mr. PLANTS said he would be willing l.
vote for an increase Of salary for all the Com
mon Pleas Judges; but be was opposed to ind
rectly increasing the pay Of one Judge abov
another.
Mi. BALDwIMalso opposed the bill as e1
travagant. M
il Mr.. HILLS opposed the bill; and denounce
r.f
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The following is an extract from a

letter written by the Rev. j. s. Holme pester OF the
Plerrepointstreet Baptist Church. brooklyn, NJ Y, to
the 'Journal and Messenger" Cincinnati o. and speaks
volumes in favor of that wordrenowned medicine, Mas
WIRsLow's SooTHINo SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINoi
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns Of MRS
WiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Now never saida word
In favor OF patent medicine before In life. but we
feel compelled TO to your readers that this hum
bug-wk HAVE TRIED 1T, AND KNOW 1T TO ALL 1T
CLAIMS Ii is probably OF the most successful med
cnes OF the day because 1t OF the best And those
OF readers who have babies can't do better than
lay ina supply" oc27:lyd&W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

1.-THE reader will find under the appropri-
ate head all the war news and military move
ments, both far and near. The country North
and South will soon be one vast military camp.
The inhabitants of the United States are q
wonderful people, endowed with an energy and
courage that have no limit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES
mOFFAT,s LgFE plLLs.

In all cases Of coSveness dyspepss, bilious and liver
Affections, piles, rheumatism, fevers and agues, obsti
nate head acheS and all general arrangements Of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy single trial will place the Life Pills beyond
the reach decomposition in the estimation Of every pa
tent.
DR.. hohats Ph@nix Bltters will be found equally ef
ncacous In all cases OF nervous debility dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident to females In delicate health
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs.
For sale by Dr. ". b. MoRFAT, 335, Broadway, N, Y.
| and by all Druggists. may2o-d&WIy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

p Ata meeting of the Central Home Guard
Committee, Of Cincinnati, on last evening, Mr..
ToRREscE appeared for the neighboring cities
Of CoviDgtOn and Newport, Kentucky, and as
sured the committee that the citizens on both
banks Of the Licking river we're for the main
tenance OF order and the Government; where
upon the following resolution was adopted:
Rssolusd That we cordially recognize the appoint
ment Of Col Jones, Of Newport, and NJ NJ. Benton, o
Uovington. Kentucky. as committee OF Conference
from our Kentucky neiehbors and that will cheerful
ly cooperate with them in all proper measures for the
protection Of life and property and for the maintenance
Of the laws, aud the preservation Of the Union.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

Theundersignsd, practical wachmakers and dealers in
Watches, having bought and sold American Watches for
number Of years past and having dealt in all kinds Of
foreign Watches for amuch longer period Of time, beS
state that they have never dealt in Watches which, as
Glass; or in individual instances, have been salts
factory to themselves customers whether in respect
durability beauty Of hni,h, mathemaucay correct pro
portions. accurate compensation and adjustment or
ans Hnskeepino rssults than those manufactured b,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

IL The spscisl correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Commercial. telegraphiug to that paper, says
that dispatches were received here last evening
from Washington of the most alarming char
actcs, but that the particulars are confidential
Ifso, and be has knowledge of the fact, why
does he say anything about it1 He virtually
betrays confidence in alluding to the subject in
anv wav
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20

p The "unaccouDtable MEANS" to which
the official Reporter Of the Senate refers, by
which mortifying error occurred in the pub
lisbed proceedings of the Senate on Thursday,
was bis own act, and not the error of the Ststes-
man or Journal If the official Reporter would
attend more closely to his legitimate duties, such
explanatory notes would not be necessary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20
Meeting Of the Democratic State Central Con

The Democratic State Central Committee Is hereby
notified to meet at Columbus Friday. e5th Instant
for the purpose Of counselng gether on the alarming
condition Of the country.
sincerely trust that all the members Of the Commit
tee will be present. to advise and adopt such line OF
policy as they may deem best for the perpetuy Of our
novarnmert W. MOUNT,
Chairman OF the Democratic State Central Committee Of
cuSmrssvrLLE Hamilton County. April &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-20
CORRECTION

An error occurred in yesterdays report,
through displacement Of paragraphs-in refer.
ence to the bill concerning jury fees. The correct
record is as follows:
Mr.. MONROE, from a select committee on
H. B. Ito regulate the fees OF juries, recon.
mended the calling of the yeas and nays on
the third reading of the bill, and the bill was
lost
Those voting fer third reading were Messrs
Breck, Garfield, Monroe and Ready. All the
other Senators were against the bill.