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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
THE oovERNoR's MIssAqE.

The following are the comments OF the Gin
cnnati Commercial aud the Cincinnati Gasstte
on the message of Gov. DENMsoN:
THR oovERNoR's MESSAGE.
Candor coupes "a to say that the message yesterday
transmitted by the Governor OF Ohio to the General Assem-
bly, unworthy the OCCASION Instead Of being simple
business document like the presldens proclamation Il
verbose In bad taste in many Of S expressions and
tains favor OF partisansm that Will be offensive tC
thousands who intensely 10 earnest 10 supporting the
General Government. The want of understanding OF the
propristes OF the occasion, displayed by the Governor
Is astounding. The question OF slavery in the terrific
ries TO which he dragged in reference is obsolete
Millerism apti'Masonry The territories are all or
ganzed now 1t is amazing that the Governor did not
know better than to dig and thrust forward thus grau
itously deunct controversy, at such a time.
More than that the repeated use of the phrase
"save States" without discriminating between those
that have been loyal and those that have seeded, Is
improperly, reminding Of some of the unfortunate
passages in the succedaneum inaugural. The people
ohio did not want lecture from Governor Dennison al
this time. They desire him simply to perform his duty
as the Chief Executive Of the etae, and very
sure after hs exhibition, that he would consult his own
reputation and commend himself TO the favorable
sderation Of the people, by employing the fewest posi-
BILE words When want to hear from him on the slavery
question we Will let him know. There is but one party
in Ohio now and that is the Union party. II any petty
psrtizan tries to make any capital out Of the universal
enthusiasm Of the people for the Union Of our fathers
and the Gag Of the free, he must be snubbed.-
The Governors recommendations all right, and the
people Of the State without distinction Of party Civ
ing their hands and hearts to this cause The Governors
proclamation is In better tone and terms-0s1. CON-,
AprH l6.
The message OF Governor Dennison calls vigorously
for vigorous measures The issue, however, Is not 30
expanded he makes Il. 1t is simply question be-
tween the Government and armed rebellion. II we're
better keep 1t at that The State Of Ohio tenders its
support to sustain the Federal Government against the
attacks OF rebels No other question Is involved in the
affair. The Confedeaes have not stated any complaint
They rebslled before their Administration had left
power. Since they prefer to make the issue naked
between the Constitutional Government and rebellion
let accept It, and meet them on their own ground.-
Gin. Castle, ApriL lG.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

~ 1t has appeared to be the object Of the
Cincinnati Commercial and some other papers to
produce excitement and prejudice against some
of the Democratic journals Of the country The
Commercial of this morning alludes to the States
man In q manner altogether unwarranted, and
were the editor in our presence, and make such
an sllusion to US, we should apply such argu-
ment to him as be would remember for a long
time. He is contemplate puppy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

B3Three steamers, the Kangaroo, the New
York and the John Bell, left the port of New
York on Sunday morning, the l4th inst, for
Europe, carrying with them the news Of
the conquest of Fort Sumter by the secession
forces at Charleston. The reader can readily
judge what impression this intelligence will
make upon the European powers andpeoples.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

Tom Taylor, in common with ell London
ers, sympathizes warmly with Yelverton. Why,
is mystery. He says, in late letter, that the
suspension of Major Yelverton, is, in one sense,
aconeession to public opinion, but it in no way
amounts TO even an inchoate dismissal from the
service. The chances of the marriage with
Theresa Longworth being pronounced valid by
Appeal, In legal opinion are dead against this
lady; and this opinion gets stronger and strong
er as the case is more and more discussed. A
marriage even between Roman Catholics ia, by
Irish Law, invalid without the presence of wit
nesses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dyel

This splendid Hair Dye has equal-nstantAne In
enect-Beautful Black or Natural Brown-no staining
the skin orinjurng the Hair remedies the aDsur an
effect Of Bad Dyes, and nyigorates the hair for iife
None are genuine unless signed "w. A. Batchelor.''
Sold everywhere.
oHAs. BAToHELoR, Proprietor,
Iyl9:wly 81 Barclay Street, New Yort.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

DElections Of Congressman in the places Of
Hon. THonAs coRwIa and Hon. Jons sHERKAs
will be held on Tuesday, May 25tb, in each Of
the districts which those gentlemen recently
represented
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

p The Legislature OF New York has pass
ed. and Gov. MoHoAn viii doubtless sign. bill
to submit to the people Of that State, at tbt
election IN November next, tho question fcall
ing ConvsLiion to revise the State COnstitu
tion. The passage Of this bill meets the appIo
baton Of the people Of all parties Ia The State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

Ga- The Ohio STATE Journal has raised the
National Gag over the journal buildings That
concern should Danish from existence all former
Issues Otthat paper, so that its hostility 10 tho
Union and the Constitution, might be obliiera
ssp from the sighs, ifno: the memory Of man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
meEFAT,s LIFE PELLS.

In all cases Of coutvenesS, dyspepsis bilious and liver
ahections, piles, rheumatism feveH and agues, obsd
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
tient.
DR.. hOaat's Ph@nix Dliters will be found equally ef
Hcaclous 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 sae by DR.. v. D. MoFFAT, 33S, Broadway, N. Y.
and by all Druggish may2o-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

U-SAn HopsroE applied. a month ago, to the
Government at Washington for assistance to
msIntsin hIs authority as Governor of Texas
Il Il nos reported that he has recently written
70 Washington, advlsIng against sending federal
troops 70 Texas. The New York 7Sibuas's
washIpsion correspondent says this change OF
front needs sxplsnsticn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

The PaEslDEsT's TEAM--President Lincoln
Is going to come out with dsshing "team y
Mr.. Ward, the gentleman who engineered the
President on his late trip as far as Hsrrisbnrg,
has Just bought him fpln for$9 600 from VIM.
II. Van Cott, of Victor, N. II. The horses are
sixteen and half hands high. six years old, a
beautiful dark brown in color, with tan noses,
flowing tails, we'll matched, and altogether a
very stylish aud attractive team
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

The population of New York ssato,by the
Official censua, 10 1851 ,542; Of the wards Of
New York city, e05.657 There ia popula-
tion 10 tho prisons and aIms.houses OF about
5000 more, making the population of the city
about 6i3, 657. s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
From the Pittsburgh Post.
War Operations at the Arsenal.

We were furnished yesterday, through the
courtesy Of Major John B. Butler, the military
storekeeper at Allegheny Arsenal, with the
following list of arms and ammunition now on
hand there
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

- The number Of wells sunk in the franklin
oil district is numbered by the venango pa
Spectator st one thousand. z VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

10000 Christians were KILLED and 1000 women
and Young girls sold into Turkish harema. GO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

RtSOlusd, That the Governor be, and ho is
hereby requested to inform the Senate whether
he has received, from tho Department of the
Interior, at Washington, certificate Of the
number of Representatives in Congress, appor-
toned to this State under the enumeration Of
the inhabitants Of the United States made in
1860.
Pending the resolution, the Senate took re-
cess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
The committee had leave to sit again on thil

bill.
The Congressional District bill was laid on the
table.
ST. 29l was referred to the committee on
Corporations other than Municipal; H. B. No.
482, II. B. ATS, II. B. 4sl, to the Judiciary COM
mittee; II. b ALA to the Printing committee;
H. B. 496 to Messrs. Sprague, Orr and Morse.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

lF All should read Prof. Woods advertise
ment in another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
Gov. psnnison's Message.

The following are the comments Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial aud the Cincinnati Gasette,
on the message of Gov. DENNlsoN:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
ADJOURNED SESSION.


"WEDNESDAY, April II, 1861.
Mr.. MCCALL, who was absent yesterday,
had leave to record bis vote for the Army Bill,
Is b. No 297) aud voted yea.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. BREWER presented memorial from
w, M. Vagern and % other citizens of Fair
field township, Columbiana county, asking an
appropriation Of 81 900, 900, or more if neces-
sary, and the organization Of $4,000 men for the
defense Of the Government, to suppress treason
TO-; also, to enact law to punish traitors.
Referred to Militia committee.
rEooND READINGS.
H. B. No. 426-To erect the township of
Muskingum, in Washington county.
IL. b. H3-Byi Mr.. JONES, of Hamilton,
from the standing committee on Municipal Cor.
porations-To authorize the Commissioners of
Montgomery county to build bridge across the
Great Miami river at Dayton.
II. b. No,474-By Mr.. lHILLS-To amend an
act providing for recording, printing, and dis
tributiug the Journals OF the General Assembly,
and the laws and public documents, passed April
8, 1860
II, B. No. AIS, by Mr.. CONVERSE -Tt
amend section SAB Of the act entitled Gan ac
to establish Code of Civil Procedure"
IL. b. No. 49l, by Mr.. HITCHCOCK-TC
amend the first section of the "act concerning
the relation of guardian aud ward" passed
April l2, 1858.
II. B. No. 4s2-Supplementary to an act t
relieve district courts, and to give greater eff
cheney to the judicial system Of the State, pass
ed April IL, 1858, and Of the act amendator!
thereof, passed March 81, 1859.
The above were referred to the Committee o
the Whole
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr., PARISH, from the Penitentiary com
mitteo, recommended the concurrence OF tht
Senate in House amendments TO s b. No. l4l
being the Penitentiary Gas bill. 1t authorizes
the State Auditor to contract with the Columbus
Gas Company to supply the public building
with gas at 81, so per 1000 feet.
Mr.. MOORE, from the committee on Corpo-
rations other than Municipal, recommended
to postpone indefinitely II. B. No. 295-Tt
; change the terminus of che Portsmouth and Co
! lumbus turnpike in Portsmouth. Referred Il
Judiciary committee.
On motion of Mr.. CUPPY, II. b. No. Az
, was taken from the table and passed. 1t au'
thorizss the Commissioners Of Montgomery 4
build bridge across the Big Miami, at Day
ton.
Mr.. STANLEY from the Finance commit
tee, recommended the passage Of s B. No. ~
For the payment Of the Funded debt o
Ohio. The bill passed.
Mr.. HARSH, from the committee on Claims
reported back H.. ]. r. No. l30-with amend
" a IT'S and recorn mended its massage IL is rel
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17

"WEDNESDAY, April II, 1861.
Mr.. MCCALL, who was absent yesterday,
had leave to record his vote for the Army Bill
Is. b. No. 1917 and voted yea,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-17
TOLU
ANODYNE,

Roberts Samuel, N. b. MARBLE, ]. R. Cook, J. ID
Tor Columbus, Ohio myl-dly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
Lntest from I1urtinsbIir..

WAsHrSGroS, July 6.-l:cIiab.e information
by telcrr 81. states that Gen. Johnston, in cctn'
mund o. l.e Confederate forces, is seven nice
from A Alr:in-hnrg in force
10 grncT.! ad@ance has ye: been ;na'ir.
The SnutnrIE-rs, however, arr yrac2a:iy ap-
proaching ;ir- Federal lines.
II is understood that general Federal
uov ovement viii take place next week.
LATEsT.-July :, r. VI ten: Pa.terson'n
whole force Is ~ MartnsbErs. The Fedora.
pckets had G-,-i on each other, and ten 9:
their men were killed
Gen. McClelian was reported within two
days march vi Martinsbure.
Gen Johnston aai approached within tt.rea
miles Of Martnsburg with 1000 less than the
Federal forces at hat point
WASHINGTON Jniy G.-Messrs Cameron and
Fre,neat haze gone 10 Fortress Monrce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
;,ur, RIVER ESTATE, NEGRoES,

-ihIh, H., a., FUN SAIL Z ~ n h-SA'
IT:gS TO. sa!r Tausbr Estate in the county OF
; u..,:.csau known BY the name OF Nontevtdto, for'
. IL -. .-.idence o! Judge Cabeli) also the Negroes,
,a g.: OF every description. The Estate contains s2b
-. aa!cA 2uv sores James river ow-sTonods ~
G rs,, Quality Large crops Of Corn Wheat and Tobacco
-. ssuA; upon this Estxte. II has all ;he neceS-
.cvcCeo;s. The negrH gcs-.e-s are AL new, SHE
.iariss and piaus 5ocrs. fae tobacco houses are
.. :: oss And cO:s.ta |!ie chesnc: shlaS:es
80. y, r"l.c containing upwards o. 2pVv rees OF The
=: s: ..y., .ppl-, bears prAch-s, Cherries &C. II Is
.r- :; -. A.G aea,iiy AID has magnificent view Of
~ -5=- 2..tau scenery Sc Tais Estate /, on :ae
. II Jatl-y river. having covered bridge scroas
r. .-r % ;.s JaCts river anG hscaShA canal aa2ui
.:sr Of lie ron tas es;Ate bargain IGsy be aiH
...s.iio: &c ne al Richmond. Ny ovs..eer viii sr;-
cHAS Y. MoRkI3S,
10, Ma!a steel, Richmond vs.,
1:.o, 70! Sale, 200 sc.es Of heavily tHIer.d laad IL
a.. -: -cGGy.
rs IS ia !:s virgin Sru~:h, AID lies some 2t ::
- = the James river and kaLsSha canal, ~ :iea
:. .:ca..osG. ar1 90 ra!es from Lyncheorg.
?:.nc. .ay 10 20 into ;he iu9oe! business SsaeTay,
= -. a.. !s III Ties, hoop2oe, vii 10 Se &c
.-,-.--:.
= o-y .e.,oc for et,tlas to sell the shove estate, l.,
ci::i easasrEeats vii not allow Ee lnir 20 aHrhd ~
Ay, therefore, rely Oh getting dae properly ioI
.-.e., IS az jeterC!n-d 70 sell
ay = ie cSove ,sads f! divided 70 suit ?Urchsses
t-- $50 f.: .s= Sic tG!E.ag laci, Gear he city 4
~ .S-,' caAS. z. MoRkfss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
n gUEFICJ'5
4::GSsrE"j!-EE:.;isiaN GIiN1.

:s.-5', Apply orders for cay fertilizers as
$50 =. All cay rely upon getting With
=. -., So. -: :c.:.!or 20 any have msde; ater-
-, = " =. y.,.: ingredients, from anything else io
a. 5c,,.,, !; coasins p.Te Boak
.! :-s ...a any other II sl1pulated 3us2o
- 's--as u applying IL: preparations 20 wheat the
.i.ssys ae-c Le=h IS favorable as eoulo be expected
" .-Einr1 u:sssts.s CT jo!nt wori:, hy, rcci acd,
~ :: ~! =. c:ocghI when prevented lie present !a-
a";?:, .. tHs 2ho.?ns:e 10 very great extent 2:
@ -: = "lsat Gas grI.ntcs Tut the mass OF the tes
2T sa;it was eqra or superior to Peruvian Guano Oh
81. --.; for lancs tS:: Deet phospaates-ss ceaEy al
oG- h.5 proved It's snpsr:oriy under fair seasons Tor
;eod stand Of OioSc-. Is true that occasion
Es age been reported bu. theJ we're such as every
-;ee sssrs Of sometimes due - the fact taat the
- -. .v: had ,..5,ls:eo, bu: tpeSt generally TO ihe
.A.syp Js both snG cicYsr have ever knoEa.
..-5 GY4..cs 81 tie Vxiee Q! ny nanares s TO &c
- .:.e fact lbs' tsIe orders 70: ncre than four
,s !nv.a as Esd &: tSe same period last yes-.
.e,.is 80 ar- ,od.ced 10 try my guaao, f.o2 Their
s:cr,:ce. The representations Of Others, are pa.
.-; = c..t 20 crhlr SG.n's gusno and % see that
- * .=.. as2J manipulated articles In The
Sl.-i.
=. -: ~ >: r;ys-E the commission merchants
:--.-. !: Echn2ao, or oi my agents, asssrs THOMAS
H.>,:. .J:S, Petersburg; u. HoLLINs CO.. Lynch
az .!iir aGUtf, Fredericksburg; MASON, MAETlN .
49, 'ss:.., ne: JoGNSTUN, CLARKE CO., Danyile.
FRANK G.. RCFFlS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
gLETET7H D.i F.

EYEFET7U D.iF
R,cuAosp, Tuesday, June 25, 1861.
The Convention met at 10 o'cocA.
Mr. SoursALL, President pro ttn.
PRAYER Gy Rev Mr. Duncan 81 the Metiio.
aiSt church.
The reports Of committees being called for,
Mr.. MAcFARLAXD, from the COMMITTEES ct,
Finance, reported an oTdiEaace entitled
An ORDINANCE
70 Prohibit tho Receipt Of CertGut Bunk
Mites inio tile Tfeosnvy.
Be il ordained Tuat the Governor t.. and
he is hereby authorized hy proclamation l."
forbid the receipt into the treasury Of the Com.
rnonwealth, in payment Of taxes or other pub
lie dues, the notes of any bank or banks which
have made, or hereafter may make, any loan
or loans TO the United States GOVERNMENT or
20 any combination Of people engaged in hos.
tilities against the Commonwealth, or Who
upon satisfactory information, are cooperating
with the enemy.
Laid on the table and ordered TO be printed
The satne committee uSked to o. discharged
from the consideration Of the following reso.
luton:
Whereas. The officers Of tn. Federal Gov.
ernment, now in command OF M army quar-
tered on the soil Of Virginia, have !nauguratcd
(apparently with the concurrence 0 tHe an.
thnrltics at HaSh;ngt0n) system ui warfare
unknown to the uses and practices Of civilized
uatiuus, By en;icing away FROM their owners,
protecting and holding slayes-tie property Of
this Ccmmon wealth, whether said citizens arc
conba,ants or non-comoatantS; aud for pur.
poses as vet not developed
Therefore Resolved, That the Committee on
Finance inquire into the proPriety Of setting
aside all debts due by ihe Common wealth OF
Virginia to the ctiZe!.s or corporations OF such
States of tue Federal Union Or citizens OF our
own State as are nov engaged in, or sustaining
this war Of invasion, and that sald debts, erl'
dencej by bond, coupons or Otherwise, Snail
be held az q trust fund for the future indcmE:-
fcaton Of all loses sustained, nr hereafter {"
be sustained by reason oi such unla"fa! sci5
nres and acls, md to report by ordnance or
otherwise
SMALL BANK NOTES.
Mr. BARBOUR Of Cupeper.-Tnt COMMITTEES
on Finance having had under consideration the
following resolution, ask to be discharged 'ron
the further consideration Of the same.
Resolved, That the Committee on finance
De instructed to inquire into the exPediency OF
pc, mittlng the banks OF this Communicable
and their branches, to issue notes OF q lesser
denomination than Eve dollars to the amount
of 10 per cent, instead Of 5 per cent OF their
capital as ordained BY this Convention, ana
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,IIsSOCRI LANDS.
saASTUS S. ROW TREE,
..rsTe AGENT AND ATTORNEY AT Law.

..ASTUS S. RU " = e =,
..rArE AGENT AND ATTORNEY AT Law.
;!EENiIAGE. MISSOURI,
-, al, Real Estate on commission, enter
II .y.a:4Esel..J. Aad isy taxes In any part Of
$50 s..csshiy prepared, b. an inause seqna'nt Nv
.r. ,s:a;c o.. Missouri, 10 !:Hpatt rel:atie n
e" ...:.. - ,.r l9caj.y and teriin'y OF all me
!: ~. State COW subject 20 entFE' al !ss
-'. ..:. 50 c.ais 81 sl.9s aud - ~ ps' acre
..,I- - ca.sta! Investigation, 10 iaFrisa ss'is-
- - IL: y relation to the price, loeh;'"u and
,,5; < ?iy4!e real estate In ely toua'y or coan'
: d.. Hl'-l-s! ., land. T., n,
81: r,a..ss OF the state, will receive prompt ~
... . .:sc1paaiea BY slv IL car county, by -; fo'
:.ass or .a:osu.suCa n .ria.e2 thereto, y
.:c.ary, VIII make prompt collections and attend
:: y.a~.. in any "a; VI Missouri b-, OF Ise:Taess
" .-n,,-ed EEASTCS S, ECWSrSEE-
...--...-iT
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Prom "aShiu.s0J.

WAsnI>'.lv:i, July 5.-le the ,;e:.a:c % d.?
bill un> Introduced coniisca:ing the propc.Iy
Of IL c, {; ,.ui military officers above the ra:.S
Of Lieut.. ;..r.. who ha.c tuken up arms again,
the Inltci o;".cS government Such perso!.s
are ;.lso TO ., i"pr!Tod Of holding any Office q
homo: or F!.,iiI under the government Tue
bill d-p provides that AL traitors property
shall I-. at.!rd TO the restoration q! ~
Cnio -
lin, Clerk d the Senate who resigned was
JOSEPH: Nicholson and 10! ..sbury D,cksa- as
reported in previous dispatch.
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:..s 0. U lsnes or less fo- tas arst lnser
-, 10 cs.:s Ps. square for each continuance; or II
SO. to be considered BY tie month
- -, ..-,isei 90 tie Manuscript, or previously
-. -. t.lwevr The Fs-t.es-
,y-. .aeut not marked on the copy fer specified
- - .eu. Will bs continued until ordered OUT
-; s.scr.t accordingly.
= :. AovsErssass-a-To avoid any misundes-
:" ,n- part Of the Annual Advertisers, Il Is pro
.;s a'ae: hs, ;he1r privileges only extends TO
.T. -a, seat by then, 20 be an addltionsl charge
..S,- and General Agents Advertisement, net
'.-:.c RI ,aa ysaE, but 20 I've chAtsed ~ Me usual
' -, - ,cch discounts rs shall De sgreed upon
,et=rs Rnd yearly advertisers, generally, en
~ g. Gac'e squares with tho privilege OF change
o- ar.. yearly average, In any one week Insert
,as slcnat agreed upon as the standing rule
:.- eoa:.a:i and eli exceeding such amount to be
i.ss 10 hi, etics msy DO renisted per mall Fa
available Bsat sosss Unregistered, ~ the risk OF
n,.ase, spd Tributes 0. Respect, exceeding
.:r charged .or as advertisements;
'' ..~r distance must be accompanied withthe I'D
~ satisfactory references. TO Insure execution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09
Destructive Fires.

AL3AS,, y. y, July 6.-The fire List night
destroyed whole square. Two freight depots;
a passenger depo, and elevators; fi!ty freiGh:
cars, orty-four Of which were loaded, and five
canal boats. Several lives were lost ard the
property destroyed Is valued at half a millioa
OF dollars.
MILWAUKEE, July Ga severe Ere occurred
here last night Loss 100000.
Dlniel Frost Of Jackson county, has beer
elected Speaker tf the Tory House Of DE
gates q. Wheeling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-09

Ak oRDiSANcE
authorizing Tie County Court IF frcderiea
to Leey Tar on Iaha6itants # iViGcAester.
Whereas the county crur! Of Frederick
county hath appropriated the sum o. ten ihoG
sand dollars to defIay the expense Of volunteers
from that county, Of which the town Of Win
chester is part, but the inhabitants whereof
are not directly subject 10 said levy, ror has
any similar levy been male by the Common
Courcil CT the to~n:
BE- il therefore ordained, That The said levy
Of The county court Of frederick shall bind the
inhabitants Of said town in proportion TO their
taxable property, and the said county court
NAV levy upon said inhabitaBts such propor.
ton. and cause the same to br collected. But!
in csse tue Common Council have or may, be.
FIRE the county court acts under thIs ordinance,
directly raise any money Tor sucti iG!p"sr,
credit shall Le given for 50 much.
CHANGE Of HOURS.
Mr. HctL offered the following
Resolved, That in future this ConVen-
;Ioa meet ct O'clock, a. NJ, until lurtbrr or
de:et.
The resolution was not agreed to.
THE sASks
MIR. CECIL offered the following:
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance
,.nnire into the expediency If authorizing
any of the branches Of the Banks Of this Com.
mon v eaith to issue one and two doliar notes
% the amount of five per cen. Of their capi-
tai
Adopted.
a,r. HOLIDAY offered The following
Resolyed, That tine Committee on Finance
be instructed TO inquire into the expediency Of
authorizing Swings Banks to issue notes under
the denomination Of FIVE dollars to the extel:'
Of FIVE par cent On their respective capital
stocks: and also into the ezpediency Of eS.