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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
SELLERS'
CO U Oh
Nv 8
Established IS:8C.
Established 1885.


Tventy-five years ego. Mr. b. 81 Sell
lers cor7meEced to laancfact1re this
remarkable Syrup for homo demand.
little dreaming it was destined 10 form
SO important branch of hisdrrk huai-
ness. But from year to yeHx ths know
ledge OF its value spread fson family
State till now it maybe found in nearly
every toWn in the Western country,
ald:s considered indisp Ia thou-
sands of famiEes.-
The forpnna did not come to him in :
any marvellous way, neither furnished
IN Indian wigwam," ncr accidentally
discovered in wanderings over the
desert wilderness" but is the result
OF many years experience and ohserva-
ton in the practice of medicine. Con-
tanning no infiamuatory or spirituous
ingredients whatever, it is not only
applicable ts the vast majority of Pull
monary and Bronchial affections, but
is peculiarly valuable to children, afford
ing great relief in Whooping Cough and
kindred diseases. From large number
OF certificates received from year to
year, We presen. the following:
From TIE Re-. T. G. Lamb Pastor of the
Bsptist Church, Alexandria, Ohio.
ALEx,SDII,- Licking Co., FeJruary a, 1856
In January. 1854. i had severe cough, proceed
ing fiom bad cld so that corshed almost fnces-N
sanity. fr two days and night; from Friday
morning until Saturday night ! took twice, in tho
evening theprrscrted dose and retired and sleptal
nj. hit without single ,nerrapton from coughing.
took the syrup again in the morning. and preach
cd twice during the day without anyfnconv venience.
Since that time ] have given it frequently to my
children, and believe that it hasaisays essentially
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
FOR S1LE at the BOOK STORE.

l..4.!ali Notice. l.,I-3.g
The firsts call IN seven. years, All persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 the subscriber
will save cost by settling BY the first ofociober
next. j. HI. VAN BROCkLIN.
Sept. Is, lS6l.-n5tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26

.lBlSS0EfEt1ON. -.
TIME partnership heretofore existing between Lewis
| Evcriy James NJ Eckle and Liggett, known as
the firm of Every Eckle Co., has been this day DIS
solved by mutual consent by Lggett retiring from
the r The business will be continued as he etefore
by the remaining partners under the firm of EvcrIy
Ecke who are authorized to settle the indebtedness of
firm of Everly, Eck'c & Co. All knowing themselves
SAME to Eckle who are authorized to receive
it.
Nashville, Aug. 18th, 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
Maraee gotites.

MARRIED-At the residence of the brides
father, on The 9th inst, by RoBERT JusrAcE.
Esq, Mr.. CHARLES B. BIDERBAcK and Miss
Susan KonSs. all of Hardy Tp.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
dA'4A1lA 1A-a7 N O TT Il
TAXPAYERS Of HOLMES COUNTY, OHIO

hereby ghe emem 6nah
dmbhp rymmhd
% %
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26

- ~ Prince SaIm Ssln, of Prussia, &C.
credited by bis Government to ours, has
rendered his Services as a cavalry officer of
fifteen years experiences. He WILDE au-
thorized tosrsise brigade of cavalry. No
better opportunity will eyer offer to the
ohorsemen of New York to enter the army
under favorable circumstances. ssl1gL
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26

Report of the County and County Auditor
carefully condition the Holmes all
n
and dollars
6. F. NEWTON,
b orlero the Commss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
ProcIamaiiOslb by the Governor,
accommodating IL day OF Fast
in. and PRAYER. fJ-Hr- -a.Y

Whereas, a joint COMMITTEE, of both
Houses Of the C5rgress Of the United
States, requested The President TO recon-
mend "a day, Of public Humiliation, prayer
and fasting 10 be observed by. the people
of the United States, with religious solemn
tiles and :he offering Of fervent suppEca-
tions to Almighty God, for the safely and
welfare of these Staies3 his blessings on
their arms and speedy restoration Of p ace;
and whereas, because it is at all tim s fit
and becoming forall people TO acknowledge
and revere the supreme government of God
the President has appoinleds Thursday, The
s2s,h ofseFsmbes, as ntlay Of limitation,
payer and fasting forallitIe people of the
nation, therefore. na. f33'j tElsls e 1
l, William Dennison,, Governor Of tie
State of Ohio, do earnestly recommend to
the people Of this State, that, according TO
their several creeds and modes of worship,
they do keep and observe that day, in or
der that their prayers may unite with the
prayers of the right minded of other States,
for guidauceS by the Supreme Ruler of ma
tions, to the end that law and order and
peace may be re.established, and the bless.
ings Of civil and religious liberty secured
ard perpetuated throughout the wide ex-
tent of ofsourcountry. .7issogSe . -AalA i
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, aBdIcaused tho great seal of
the State Of Ohio to be fixed, This ] 9Th day
of September, A. d. 1861, of The sorghi
zation of our State the 59th, and of the In
dependence Of the United States of Ameri-
ca Lhe Seth. irslsar. nsa .s7ilss sro4is 80 I
By the Gosernor, W.DENNISON. /
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
BHossoS's B e...prArs.
SMOKING s. CHEWING TOBACCO,
Sold at low wholesale rates
WIENER & STEINBACHER.
Tuna Is61-i,
DISSOLUTION.

TlHE partnership heretofore existing between
i S. 3. Hopfman. II. w. Moss d H. Moss
known rs the firm of S. r. Hopfman d Co., has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent, by
Ii. Moss retiring from the firm.
The business will be continued rs therefore
by the remaining Partners, under the firm Of
Hopflnan & Noss, who are authorized to settle
the business of S. B. Hopfman & Co.
All notes and accounts, belonging to S. B..
HopfInans d Co.. are lef, with Mathew Beving-
ton. for collection. S. B. HOFFMAN, d Co.
Millersburg, .. Sept. 2. 1851. 0a{fI.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26
GREAT BARGAINS IN

GREAT BARGAINS LIN
CIsoTHIN@.
Now is vour time to buy. Having determln-
ed IN close ant ,be balance of the stock of Cloth
ing of s. B. Hopiman d Co., we shall from to-
day seII without Regard to cost. This is the
best opportunity ever offered in. Millersburg to
Look at our prices--fook at our stock and
if Won want Clothing you cannot fail 10 buy.
Come one-come all and get great bargains.
HOPFNIAN & MOSS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-09-26

Rates of Taxes Levied Levied by Township
u by County. and CORPORATION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cure for Diprheria.

AS the newspapers are full Of remedies for
this dangerous affection of the throat, some Of
them very good, and some Of them very silly,
we will give one which We know to be used by
some eminent physicians, and we have never
kno~n it to fail, if applied early. Diptheria
in early stages may DO recognized BY any per-
son of ordinary capacity, by two marked symp-
toms-;he sensation Of bone or hard substance
in the throat, rendering swallowing difficult
and painful, and marked fetor, or unpleasant
small Of the breath, the result Of the putrefac.
tive tendency.
On the appearance Of these symptoms, if the
patient is old enough, give piece Of gum cam,
phor the SIZE Of rnarTowlat pea, and let it be
retained III the mouth, and swallow slowly the
saliva charged with It, until it is all gone II
an hour or so give another and ut the end OF
another hour third; fourth will not usually
be required, but il the pain and unpleasant
breath are not relieved, 1t may be used two or
three times more, at little longer interval, say
two hours.
If the child is young, powder the camphor,
which can easily be lone by adding drop or
two of spirits OF alcohol to it, and mix it in an
equal quantity of powdered loaf sugar, or, bet
ter, powdered rock candy, and blow it through
n quill OF tube into its throat depressing the
tongue with the hsft of spoon. Two or three
applications will relieve Some recommend
powdered aloes OF pelitory with the camphos,
but observation and experience have satisfied
us that camphor ia sufficient alone. 1t acts
probably by its virtue as difusable, stimulans
and an,iSept!c qualities
Some mag be disposed to try the following
more violent remedy, but the foregoing should
have the precedence. lady of Port Byron,
Cayuga county, New York, has cured six chill
dren, ltise of them her OWN Of diptheria, or
pu,rd sore threat, By the following remedy:
"When the symptoms are arst discovered, take
Spanish d:es, pound and mix with Venice tur.
pentine, spread it on piece Of soft leather or
cloth, and bind it on the throat, which will
raise blister, and soon remove the disease
from the fhrnat ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

0prlcs AND OpTICALs-In a session OF the
members Of the Academy dies Sciences, at Pa.
ris, NJ. Jameson gave recently an account Of
series Of experiments n hich seem to prove,
contrary to popular error, that lights actual
IL exist apart from heat, as the rays of heat
entering the eyes are al! absorbed before they
reach the retina-two.thirIs being taken up
by the coTnea, and the rest partly by the aque-
Gus hunor, and partly BY the ri,rous' humor.-
But this takes place only in a person with nor.
NAL cYe-sight. whose ,itrous huruo7 has not
los: rs ns,uri retroactive power; yet, - persons
with failing eye-s!ght it Is not only highly in.
poriant TO use the right kind Of an eyc,glass
with the purest, coolest and best ground lenses
but it is not less essential TO have the EYES
we'll suited By professional man, who under
stands the nature Of the eye and knows ex.
Gstly how to replace By art ard science what
progressing age or Gsease has elaborated. -
Messrs. Franklin S Co.. Opticians, in Rich.
inond, whose renowned Periscopic and Pebble
Spectacles have given satisfaction to thousands,
have, 10 our knowledge, one CT the best sup
piled stocks Of optical goods in the Southern
states, and do their work well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
NIEMORY'S BELLS.

When sunsc. dashes all the sky,
With purple glories Heavenly fair,
And from each spire aud minaret
There floats the sunset call to prayer
We bend our heads with reverent hearts,
While on the evening mir there swells,
With music we alone can hear,
The so.tened chimes Of memory's bells.
Over the mystic bridge, which spans,
The guilt between the Now and Then.
Gu. footsteps hurry till We stand,
In ciidhood's conSecrated glen,
And then we breathe the sacred air,
Which floats from unseen censorS swung
By watchiu! phantcms, who keep guard,
Where mcmory's peerly gates are hung.
And lh=n with hurrying thoughts We glide
TIro' the dim years which ill the scroll
Ee.oucting every faded line.
And shedding love light DER the whole.
Or! must re, when We cease to tread,
The path By human footsteps trod,
Forget the way which leads Us up,
To :ha pure dwelling Of our God.
o. shall we hear, in the loud chsunts,
OF murning stars that ever swells,
Through the Eternal City's streets,
The Softened chimes Of memory's bells !!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
Secretary CEcse let la Doubt.

Mr.. Chase has not yet formally accepted the
appointment Of Secretary vi the Treasury, the
trouble being that he is elected for six years to
the United States Senate, and is not only in
doubt as to which is the most valuable position,
but as to who will be chosen Ivy the Legislature
to fiji the vacancy. in Cas-. he should vacn.e
his Senatorial position, tie rontcst for it vii!
be between Mr.. Sherman and Coy. Dcnnison,
the latter being the more radical Of the two.
The ''irrcpressble conflict" in the Republican
party has reached Ohio. and if Mr.. Chase can
be satisfied that Coz Denni,nn will be elected
10 the Senate he will accept, but if lie thinks
Mr.. Shcrnan may be chosen, he will retain il
himself, and yirll the Treasury. In this case,
it is understood that the President has signiiied
his intention Of rendering it to Mr.. Sherman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
4 CLOUD is on MY HEART

\ CLOUD is on My HEART
4 cloud is OF my heart, darling,
4 shade is en- my brow,
a d The low current Of my thoughts,
Is gliding sadly now;
Tha careless smile come schooner
Than It was wont to come,
And when the play full jest goes round,
Ny lips are strangely dumb.
meet your lifted eyes, darling
Their Look is mildly gay
But beaded drops are on my cheek,
And | must turn away
And often. when you speak to me-
With softnesS in your tone.
IT'S silence only that can hide
The faltering Of my ewn.
You do not know how fond, darling,
Are all the thoughts you share,
You cannot think how sobbingly,
breathe YOUR NAME in prayer,
And pray that God will teach me bow
UnmurTpu:ing to resign
That irmost sympathy Of soul
I've claimed so long Us mine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
Virginia Legislature----Extra Session
THURSDAY, AAKcH T. 1861.
SENATE.

The Senate was called TO order by Mr.. bAAS'
SoS.
The bill amending the 10Th sec OF chap. 80
Of the Code of Virginia, and provni'ns ior Tue
correction Of erroneous assessment OF taxes OF
lands, was passed
The bill authorizing the issue OF Treasury
notes was taken Up, and after discussion, wab
made the order Of the day for Tomorrow ct ia
o'clock.
The bill TO amend the charter OF ''ti!e state
Insurance Company Of Virginia Of Richmond,
was presented by Committee Oh General Laws
Sundry bills and resolutions were offered
The Senate then adjourned, or motion OF Slr.
IspELL.
spTsE or DELEGATES.
The House was called TO order by Speaker
CRCTeHrrELD.
Prayer by the Rev. j. y WILLIS 81 the Dap
fist church.
Sundry bills passed by the Senate, were re-
fcrre. 10 :hc House Committees
Hills PASSED.
Serlate bill incorporating tue Southern lnsti.
Triton for the amclioratlon Of the condition OF
the deaf, dumb and blind negroes vi the State
a number OF petitions were presented, and
appropriately referred.
a number Of resolutions were otlcrcd; among
them DEe by Speaker CHcTcHrIELD, to enquire
into the cxpediency Of authorizing the audltor
To allow shcrii:, who were delinquent in HE
IA, mrnt ur the revenue OF their rrspcc-
i've counties and cities in n-crnlDeT last their
iuriei1e.i commissions; provided they shall have
psid such Ieliuqucnclss OH Or before The 10Th
| Of March.
The bill CONCERNING the Covlngton and Ohio
P.iiruai, which had beer. made the order Of
| the dav, was, on motion, l,o>;r"u=4 unt:l to.
nnrrow, nj J.! O'clock.
Tie tax bill Was then taken VI and discussed
at length. Various amendments were offered,
some of which were adopted.
Before. the tual vote wGs taken, the liolse
adjourned on motion or SIR. JUSEs nf Glou'
ceSter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
1891. FOK 'TssEs"EaSG TRADE. 1851
Nsw EDITION or SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR sgCThfRA SCHOOLS
4 NOR RtS, ? l i IL 5 q EE
.tiCEIpND, \ \

RlcEInND "a.
iEAs arranged with the authors Tor the toia: oubNca
x t!cn ii the following valuable Southern school Books,
which he wIul b-S invite the attention OF southern
T-sr,rs, wAen selecting tser books io' the approaching
Srssion.
The Series Of School Readers pr-oG.cd by Soh.e Eu,.r
A. ". OF Louisville Kr., c"uipri.iES-
TuE plR-T SCHOOL READLR.
TIE SECOND SCHUCL EEAtES.
TIE Tf1Rp SCHOOL READER.
T.!E FDuRTH SCHOOL REaEER-
THE FIFTH SCHOOL REiDEIa
THE SIXTH SCHOOL READER
Thee readers surphss all utssra
THE woEk5 or col: ?. il. SMITH. or TIE vIRoI.
MA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Sml:h and Dc:ss American Uuc stst!scel Arithmetic
f"r hcsdeu:ss aud Schools.
S.nltha AL ,brn-Thr fsr:tt virh edition. With ,arye
addition Of proni.euou. Esan'p,s. Is 8. Crutcharld,
-dlunc. Professor Of MathegIt;:s il the virginia Military
Institute.
Smiths E;ot's Ana!stct Geometry revised eti.
ton, adapted 20 the state Of mrnaricaI .'ruc-
PROFESSOR cE0ZET'S WORKS.
We or and publish: Crc-='. A!hrac:ic Arithmetic
for To.evr, school, Br t-utIus Cr"z-I late p
dent Il Jefferson Coirs- Lousl.rp principal Of the Rich.
"eIt Point. One sol. i=mo, bound Price G7c.
Inirouc,on to CroI-ss Arithmetic being first Lessons IN
Arithmetic for hsyinlrrs. Prize. BE-.
The above books caDnr.d ih-IcselT.. in. attention
Of teachers; hsti-r in their particular aepartC-n
are published in ;he Country. Msrrh
- ELDEN & 1L:EL 5:ie, corrsr Of i4in and Cary
- streets, have ia Itore iuil OF Groceries,
Wines snd Liquors, 81 choice qualities. which they aru dis.
posed 'ose 81 Inc lowest msrsr pI!cs fnr CASH The
0'ati 10 CQttCHlsrS l.cICdrl ~
sprtt2e Will he found me Finest qualities OF DanGrs
Wines Imported IL: this country, grr- portion o. which
have h=ea imported by ourselves the want. Of ,hs
desiring the very choicrst soot.. March S
HLD RYE wRiEs:eES, WARRANTED the fr,t
" quality ever cold in this k=', aud zine year. Old,
EiEas- o. 3ahd noi .cr al. by
sELDsS Z MILLER
aiarch Cvrrs. vi !t'h AID C.ry etr.ri.
REV I.SCE, sir:e.r piIIu- quality. Ard fer
~ sale by :ELUCN MILLER
March CnrH.t Of Il and Car; streets
sNLUCl: .-Holisr.is ~ F..T!ir -Four. fresh cup.
4 ply jas. received .LL Tor ,uic ~
sE.rES h MILLER,
March C9rns- ~ !i.:i aiit e. Irv srr--I-
iShAM Kf!TR. JUi:S a. UuiLlv:,
KEITH : CHIFFON
Waterloo, PaUQCiEn COUNTY, Virginia.
MANUFACTURERS OF 5ff:.1.S tIODi.
NE En- GOODS, StGAu .LaSkETS, STOCKING YAgS
.1f fLAlN LINstIs. Tor nero WOMEN. March s-cIs
:. q. MoDEAXMDS, br J. r .icDE1RNuS
Ia Inspector Md sal-.Bsc u Au,nc,.,.1.
1t Sh0ckoe Warehouse.
). ID. < j. Il. tlcSEAe.I3x
ESERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS for the Ca. Of
~ Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Flour, &C.
OFFICE In Shockoe slip, dovr -nrsnc. to new To-
sacea Exshnogs, Richmond, Va j.. 23-eI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

MARRIAGE oP Miss LASE.-Miss Harriet
Lane celebrated the close of her uncle's admin
;s:Ia,ion by being married on Monday to JAS
Carlisle, Esq, the most brilliant lawyer in New
Y,rk city. Miss Lane WILL Le :hii four years
Of aye On the 29th Of May.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09
Mo~EarSrs OF CorroS.-The Alexandra

MOVEMENTS OF CoTroS.--The Alexandria
lTa) papers note several arrivals If cotton a,
that p.sce over tue Alexandria and L7ncnburg
Railroad an.i the Sentinel Of Tuesday SAYS !:
There are 1900 balcs or the road between
Memphis and this nlacr, a PORTION Of winch wIl
he do"n to-day conSisnc! 10 tic same parties,
to he shipped 10y the New York End Virginia
Steamship Mount Ver!lon 10 New York. 1t =;
estimated that there will be - Car loads, thus
giving this road quite snug sum in ;hes- hard
tines. We heard cn the 'rtIarf from several
sources that this company had contracted for
The transportation Of &c, 600 bales TO this place,
which, if il pro"es true, and we do not doubt
il, will give them 'hrir hands iu!! for awhile,
ms it will furnish the company employment for
some time there being 720 car loads.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09


There is apparently large decrease III the
receipt of Cotton; but this is owing eatir'ly u
the deficiency in the crop. While the total re-.
:eipts this yvsr, n. the ports. are 2.543, 500
bales against 5, ii ,4D5 for the same date last
rear, showing failing III Of 567,s72 bales /;
the diminuI,nn al New Orleans is Only 10, OOa
bales T*o facts in connection with The cotton
trade Of this year are sufficient 10 upset all the
specu!a!ions OF papess llkc tie Tribune and Ills
iluilalors The first is, that "hl'e the stock
on hand ct New Orleans, February 9th, 1860,
was go Cos bales, ON iic SAME day 81 this
year the suck on hand was only Sl9, $40 bales
This certainly does not confirm tho idea thai
cotton cannot Inc s!.ipnc'! iic!u NV Orleans, or
that our customers arc lcss 'taGy 10 buy ihan
they formerly were.
The other fact is, that white tho imports o!
sperie up 70 date this Year ate over 5! 600 00u
asst year. for tne same tln'-, they were
not 8, 00o, 900. Thus the present condition Of
our affairs, the prospective separation and the
actual separation, hare poured mo our vaults
a golden flood, Instead Of iInpovcrS'li:S us.
and jci,riving W. Of the means Of di,posl',g OF
the products Of our industry. The immense
increase i'll the receipts Of -four and corn is
another suggestive fact, which We commend 10
tho attention. OF our readers. II shows that,
if tho u.escnt relations &C the ITO sections
nave anv effect IL. al en- the destination Of
Western p,odHcc, tl:I. effect is not b. any
means un!ayorahlc TO liz
In tine mesntilne, VIC are perfectly willing
for the Northcru people 10 ,ndulge iii the lnno-
cent amusement OF trying tn persuade them.
selves tina, they are much better OF without
Us. 1t certainly doesn't hurt LIZ, and 1t may
prove a CONSOLATION TO them, in the torlo:n
condition to which, they will soon be- reduced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

SErESapE To Mks. JEFFERSON DAvH--The
wife Of the Southern President Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, arrived in this ci,y f=w' days ago on
her way to join her husband NJ Montgomery.
She is still mere having concluded TO stop @
few days ut the Residence Of her father, Major
Howell. On Saturday nisht, notwithstanding
tie rain, tie Louisiana Guards battalion. ua-
der Major Todd turned out and visited the
ia,iy, aid cnmpHmentsd ger with military
screnade Mrs Davis appeared. and returned.
il 4 few appropriate words. her thanks for the
honor paid to ter husband in this manner :;
ind when she concluded she presented to the
soldiers beautiful bouquet, with ribbon
strenrnrrs Of red, white, blue, and yellow, tn.
colors of the lag Of Ln'Ii-!anA-(( Nss1 Orleaas
Crescent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

The fremont House, Chicago, one of the
very largest structures in the city. is being
raised by screws. IRE are Ave thousand OF
these under the hou and q gang Of five hun
dred nen employed &c Superintend them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-09

EsrcBLIcATe FAVOR OF TAErs1 sorTnrRs Eosr;-rhe
Republican Central Club OF New York had spirited die
cushion on Tuesday night :orrlnn offered BY Mr.
Tousry declaring 10 be the duty OF he admin rson
rrake all the forts Hd cihr. properly which had herr
President and pedcn cordial support 10 any
he might adopt atera snr: "sb.te, Mr. c. l. sp-urar
c.rrd another Amendment expressing the belief that
sentiment OF h- Republicans Of III. state In o:
r.ktng the fort, He desired this TO nc adopted together
with air Rsymonds smeEhment Mr.. H. insisted however.
Oh having the taken substitute trst Th-rrnpon
Mr Tou.rr by con.-n.. withdrew lis resolution, Rni Mr.
spencer offered his III place. NJ. Raymond thea GC-r-
ell III, az substitute, aud Il was adopted Mr. SPENCER
then offered his inh p=rtlt resolution and Il
adopted also. The sentiment the meeting
the prompt and Decided measures corrcou: hat
general willingness VA, finally expressed a~si; the
sctan OF the President. Time,