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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

GenEFal LeW8u1UeE In the
GATED BGo1GSs
NJ EEW TOKK gEKKLY TINS Is ) iarrs
md GlsEA1lly tIits1 C1IEto ElsGE q ezFh9 Y1I.sa
q EWtF -eSgbS esiHua1-3sE0Ge4 - PolitintS LIZ
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BEeR - SF3l sstts CHKAPESF EEHTII HE1HEnEE
ne GrIt ain u fbs IE1CEg II Al via alu1ys y,
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fuilJ au4 tIos4y ulHa . ts9tas q tDJoE1alcs -
ETeEy ee4F1e1k a Psh4ie aetio5, aE3 hlBByb in ~
interest q RFssSsz- Order. aDd tie Pnblte -Baod
Ebfle tie fGG1eues I'm b ulI11EGly n1oteJT51TEe-
e ntVue1tes eJegy Measure q lust sd beutBoeat
PFeETeas. ana Esl1a lbe tarTetFe s1tsHE9As peg-
pe4lsHfiO q tEIsEy- 81 TJthsnG de De1T
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tetFittgr1s a EFtE11 intFEsss n eEsEY tsfag1eat
~ b1aN AeiVtfy, 4 teVsE plHeIB - Ttr301g t1SGss,
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plleE y u1ultsoT iarYgupEg fsE gIal- EAlILE -
rl.aL IL s-ekS e pf5la e tie EnrFai ustEass y
sFg1ag ihs fiu3EzT q
EDCcATIOS, MORALITY AID RElIGIOS
upsa lie naau1 q u f.fls: ani IL ~ n lssra.
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tFaisa1 ~ ~ uSiF5 =
MODERATION, PATHlOTIsN ANb cJNltoN
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huafisua aeaFu.i ~ nEr-aIp = CsssHgeaszsas.i
- a-E-t,afas trsEs4sasr1 = tieaatist Caoasf
eENNaAL INRNLLiaGarN
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
pIcRs AccouNTANT-AN
D1sPABoHPA8E1T.

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WHIT cLAIII AZ M IXTEX7IOX Il. NE
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go F<ssEeElR 9y5s x sAeir eSztval.lts,
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lslg REsay ~ 4z-ii3Y Tlsfrssss - AZ Parties-
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= ka.-ara saPss e d. nuaEt esaspae4 50 psEsE4
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49, ~ tsft = ~ = = Fee-sz ny - FegIe-
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80 uiI iDttsl1R ths fers y eeEs i5sstrsa: -
lEEestlSe tase4 - fhts BEinnET tBSesEt9a- 4 AK.o
tala1iisE aelaastG ~ paTtlEs - fuII u1steaF1lA,
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= Elazenss,5y 49, ksea - tgHas " Ihe eon1ri.
VAoeal = ~ isFsl:ts - - llpiull - EFsasuta-
dsfiag aezSsafs ~ ais Il ~ Eistasea NseEiss
ss,.sttisfs.t q Apsos usse1seal- hasi ala Csftsf
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$500 - slBlg $50 issaTGusul ~ - Ez-.eeI.ssi
~ nafatf,sfY 49, e essae~gsas ustk tta-a rT-rs-
= faaiEsa 49, eHtssi SO ehflas Z ates eieih ~
49, le79f' - a11iaerll rgt-a1.1ll.ir 10 sssss
SD 49, lArarsa f=isY tsssiir-f erss - 4.s-isi
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sFrT fsntia Fsa=se st4tsa r 80 Az.afs -. So
- - - 49, - : 49, sssi i sas4s SIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

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HAN wREsPrxaGx.
NJ nnte-l..zt ks1l.g - Rresessr uL9s-
PTTREfB -gPECIEIG uo15D0FATHBc RElIEDIES
= @FEas ~ - ~ iIlaEt1Ey cssall1ls 80
'&aSI5F - el11fI1ee - 81 111lEg.
hnf 10y , $500 31asll e Al peS-
80 - - . i18G- M, Fei1ksE, aalI e8el15
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aey On Raz4sE q - PeteTa GEfrA, AnblrasA fss
~ RsE. 4 J. Ira Cs1Pasaa Or fse AptErs EEsts
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8E-ss Vas Eell. WlFl a. Fefrsr -
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a-fs itsa-ss-rs eaas.rs g-s.a.z. ~ ~.
49, - er4ssp, rssass, . n-.ss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

93---tIye CoP4es LOT
--=-7-= - 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

.
s . s#sss ~ e4s9as
q = sea !.
~ =
80
=
~ sel'ae1 . ~ fsEa - -
cssslss ~ -frt--ae's = - r-.--ssi = 90
W~PaFo always aa lew aad tou,o a.
aalek - ~ any OtlfsF Ilouts.
ASK FOR TiCGETS BH PITTaBUhHu.
Lhs sslnIai!o3 e he Heptsr3 sesneotioas e o..
DireetLine RetEVeeGA the East ana the
Great West. 80 - -
I6o SenneEttng OC traels by the Ran Road BrLdr,
ittt5buFgh, avoiding all drAyago or ferrf1S,s q,
Freight t9gether With the saving u time ar
IS BY shlPperE OF Freight, and
ROr FEeiEht cpaiFHfts DF Shipping DirsetIops ami,
e g aadrs's si'Ast % ne EqUinE Asesia 9tiS
D-A.sTEwARR. Pista,ar-b,
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NSuN9uHos
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- Glllis. = - -, - .. - - -. (.
. eN GG-lNa11s fr fiEaaa. -
~ 7 -, eReA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

4IaftaFeot the GOuDtFy.3 -.tsi.fs = =. So y ~
- 81 ifise nSsIieel C this popular
Us. LIZ A1EalEe1 lliss iS1TsI -
eF9eeeate--by b0aaif ~ -, S6Gf
az, a sl.9see literature on tbsiF tabIes tie 100 I
y * tEoa e. I : ~
Any pTsS y : tst ~.
INN 4s9E. sVBsCRIF.IIONy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

Ae7 taael - tEd n i1 b
~ asaafegllgalsa = 49, q =. -
e,els ~ - : usa eIl1-. ~ = $500 - :
- Csc li,lli ~ = ~ 1ee. up-.riu ~ i a
t'ssh tfrAtel - The sanas dialllsr kS ferrr, = !.
11lsssee tl'l1 tbs GniDa biifSrlasSuI NJ ~
3sko1e eoAfalaitive 60 ssge5WeAtsE ts,at =, ! g.
ny '- .ieTel eAeIuetatii, Talh % ~ tojtts ~
p!2 sT, 70, vac cured PptiFVly " JllF ssrss
LofiA ~ = teg NeekS. kfsSu tnuts IA E,r,,,,I.
Glteh yuuF HeEnt give me. Fhat ShIs 1Fefi1rri,,H
tky SSaF tslsotFfoET must be EFvaf FrsneSlV- rr
serenity. fEese truly tsiuaFkAblS Tesdlt5 VIII Il
HrateruSiiy yGufs, q. LGRillER. Nm
Rheit@UftSH', GoEt, LfreFs ESuiPIatat. '.5.
S y :, On. "a. GtlI jay, 1859
!ATl1as SIR: ! laayGll sdltes;S ,,5th
ssn!9! siiro9ls Rk1ll-aGfiEa Tor long firgs 9ijsb
~, Ts Satil ~ physifisnI. hIHs St6ek % ~ IL
WIS y AZ &Ae EPlelies eould and unfii 49,
ygaS sara One bottle euFel - u &C.
af sto1oa ~ gSBeuAl hElllh % rlurs te.t
~ ~ letter than lSpfiTa go StiHsGsd ftti@p
10 = y 4ssleF'1f 5as,trtt.a "a = 800
Ssles = ielEhsli. - -. Loais, vrttsa. u a.,
ifffF - ~ With ~ Z - - p = Ff.-r
- - Psts,1s7l - Ate4i4s, a sst-,i e. - -
egtlglhlng llill-l - fsiifVe hial ~ hiVe Esr-
eteg - sEe ee.ra haul - -,
fta5l. ~ aeF - 49, Sisisi.i - = :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
Fall AND YVIN;T AZ. Ia A9pE {!
FOR 1860. 8
LaEIGp8I8LlOll8 IQI q IIaIRe


9tt4h4poos STOCK At THE GOLDEN BEE HIVE sToRE
17>4s MAIN
E4IAG
81
3 4s-z - rss1 - Fr-s-
rs + szz = S D see s4s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

l 49, oa - Gia ~ i
1,est pssE ~ sessas
s.' il,-Ei la,ssa - glsh1-r- ks5ssss
- F1llsis eGlll c8le1-1 1880 asrs
y ,a,rla5 - go - - 49,
- 49, -irlls1l uotef aeutd - -,
- 49, - s,leA 4elA gtutssly 49, ~,
ssa s1.li th.t tAtl uid = - liso Al a.
Aver s Cherry Pectoral,
yoa Tng nAflD cuah %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
Iaaaa., Is. 1891. FRANCIS ,. %69p;i
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AeSAAA VA WAGG4uRv
9ll9s Sqtl=a9- AaUaa hasrs ~ Usfol.
ENL lua-fcrl 1-atf ~ at1stsi f,--s,-iS9 Ciis1i.
PsS'apt.y aeisaa4 %. 9sgha1s - tho ~ t.sur6t
sANSL. p HII.DRHFII. TSoassy.s iS.iI!sS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

sBalti1l ofsG& OHIO l3ail ERo1aCi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26

~ NtttHll 49, thsnh Tuahins utlI OF the rVuina
" - the efSsAi aPat ~. AhypsVspn wishing 10
Itt"aHp sneh piece Of tand W0ald do veil 20 zee
TSJ ne nay hnd the SniJsUFIb0T al hIs TeSII.neo
!; port, OHIO Or on his farm AZ Wrench cr-eI
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03

The Admins ration seem now to he acting
Il is based upon tn sugpnsi'ion that the re-
volt at the South is based upon m,>appre-
hension of the purposes of the Republican
party and That 81 soon as the people there
are convinced by concliatory measures, that
they have been Gee lived, they win volunta.
rily return TO their allegiance, that they will
be further induced to do this by the difficu-
ties, hardshrps, and expenses Of secession.
In short. il is proposed to kill them with kind,
ness, or give them rope to hang themselves.
Whatever opinion may he" formed Of
The comparative merits of the above there
methods Of treating tho Southern rebellion,
Of one thing we arc very certain, and that il.
that the Administration now in power, with
all the facts before them, with due sense Of
responsibility in the premises, and with en-
tire honesty of purpose. will adopt ard carry
ont the best. The country was the next
thing to ruined when Mr.. Lincoln came intn
mower The revolution was nearly accom-
nN~DeN. " u nara Ofei Wla' 10 90. n
req snnahln time. at all events, should he
graated for deiheration and nreparation.--
The country must wait and wait patiently.
IN the nature Of things. certain degree of
secrecy must lie observed in conducting 50
delicate and responsible business Per-
hans If we knew al the facts. tho country
would he easier, and would wait with more
! natcnce the tlcyelnnmen' of evnnts
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
AN IMPORTANT DISCOyERY!!
For the cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS 4 COLDS.
THE MAKOKA ARARsCA,
DISCOVERED
DISCOVERED by
NJ | S S 10 n A II Y

WHILE TRA.VEETNG IN A RABIa.
All who are suffering from Consumption should use
the MAKoRl ARABicA, discovered by missionary la
Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should.
the MAEoRA ARABIc., discovered by missionary
in Arabia
Ai,.sho suffering from Bronchitis should the
ARABIcA discovered by missionary in Arabia
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs anG,
Colds, should use the MAKoRA ARABlcA, discovered By
a missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma, Scrofuia and
Impurities pfthe Blood should use the MAKosA InAB,
CA, discovered by missionary in Arabia.
1t cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Cods
1t cures Asthma, Scrofula, and impurities OF the
Blood.
This unequalled remedy is now for the nrst time In.
PRODUCED to the public.
1t was providentiay discovered by a missionary
while travelling in Arabia. He was cured OF Con-
sumption by its after his pronounced
hopesless b. learned physicians in Europe.
he has forwarded to us in writing full account ~
his exraord nary cure and OF number OF Others
which have come under his observation, and also q
full account of the medicine.
At his request. and impelled by desire to extend
a knowledge of this remedy to the public, we have
had his communication printed in pamphlet form for
free distribution. Its interest Is enhanced by an ac
count which he gives OF some Of the OF the Sy
rian massacres, which he obtained from those who
suffered in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our ONCE, or IL
WILDE sent free by mail to all who apply for 1t.
We import the MAKoR. ARABIcA direct from SMYRNA
through the house OF Cieon Gyppus, and we have
always on hand full supply put up in bottles ready
for with full directions.
Price dollar per bottle. Sent by mail, on
ceipt Of price, and "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and ret all by
LEEDS. GIL MoRE g. CO.,
Importers OF Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty street. Y.
Also by Druggists generally. [Apr.S, 1851
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
Valuation. i'm Centre To. 1851
H owes Scales.

We have at last great improvement in
the machinery Of weighing. The principles
Of leverage found in the old fashioned even
balance, which was in use three hundred
years ago, was b: a Yankee invention applied
to portable or platform scale about fifty
years since, and siace that time we have had
no Improvement in the principles or adapta-
ton ofthe principles until "The Howe Scale
was introduced. some five or six years ago,
which is fast taking the lead of all other
Scales. .......
1st because they have done away with
the old check rods. which have cost the far
mer thousands Of bushels Of grain to over
come the. friction occasinned thereby and
End, for their simplicity and durability, md
the small expense ofsetting up the out door
scales for weighing hay, cattle, grain, &C.,
requiring no pit
These Scales are sold by local agents in
all the principal towns in the Northwest,
and by Vandervort. Dckerson & Co, General
Western Agents, 1919 and POI Randolph ST.,
CHICAGO
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
Thirty-twO Illinois Banks Ee-
iacled.

CHICAGO, April lat meeting of our
bankers. this evening twas decided to throw
out THrRTY-Two Illinois banks on Monday
morning. The reasons which induced this
policy are stated at length on the first page.
As they had been practically thrown out all
over the country, and their bills overcoming
in upon our bankers in packages of thou
sands of dollars, it was the only course thai
was left them.
The following list embraces the banks
now thrown out, and the nine heretofore re-
ected, with the amount and the value PEI
dollar of their circulation on the 3lst of jan
uary last, as given in the valuable report OF
Hon. s. A. Hurlbut, Chairman of the Com
mittee of Banks and Corporations, made to
the Legislature on the 1lth,, of February
The value of the bills will not vary materi-
ally from the figures here given. We shall
publish list of prices at which they are
bought,as, soon as it il decided at, what
rates the brokers will buy them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
Effect of GRrpsSlnsa..

Whichever he the ultimate effect upon the
country generally Of secession, the present
visible effect upon the Northwest seems to
he favorable in some important particulars
It is becoming manifest even now. that emf
grafton from the Southis SITTING in strongly
in this direction and there is every reason
to believe that il willincreasr. There's now
more enquiry for houses in this CITY, than
we have known before since our residence
here. and the enquiry for land and improved
farms, is becoming very frequen. There
can be no doubt. if secession continues in
the south, but that this State viii receive a
very large accession to it's popH'atlon, from
all The Southern States, especially fr'm
Missouri. This emigration is desirable, in
every sense Of the term.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03

THE INIrIAToRY SrEP.,-The nomination
of an Anti Republican Ticket for. the City
Election, under the auspices of Dan Miller
and Chgett, is the first move in the PROF.
ramme announced in Henry Clay Deans
letter Of some weeks ago. in which these
gentlemen we're alluded to ina very patron
lzing style. A.
In order that onr readers may be posted
in political movements little in advance of
the public generally, we will take this occa-
sion to announce to the second article of the
programme, for elections to be held hereaf-
ter as follows:
For Governor, Rev. HENRY CLAY
DEAN. Supreme Judge, DANIEL F.
MILLER. For Congress, THOMAS w.
CLAGETT.
These gentlemen are "taking time by the
forelock," and are bent on "pullng the
wool over the eyes. of the Democracy
They are an illustrious trio. of ex-Whi.s
and ultra anti-slavery men, Gate city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03

FoRT KERNEy. April Pony Express
paSsed here at ! p. m. with California
dates to the Goth ut No progress is made
towards electng a United States Senator ny
the LEGISLATURE, and the,irienls of Mr. Nc
Dougal were disappointed when, the Joint
Conventicnre assembled yesterday, to find
he could get only q votes.
1t is nowasta,ed that a new candidate viii
he brought forward in day or two with
somn prospect Of success, by combining the
Republicans and sufficient of the Douglas
strength. J. w. McCorkle and John Curry
are spoken Of "a candidates.
The Pony Express, with Eastern advices
to The 9th, arrived at Carson Valley today.
The announcement of Lincoln's Cabinet
gives general satisfaction,
A. al patch from Viscela, states that
some 900 men have passed through that
place during the past three days on thier
way to the Case and Moro districts,
SAN Francisco, March 21.-J. A. Nc
Doucal was declared elected Z. s. Senator
by tlr Legislature in joint convention last
evening, receiving sc pf'l1f votes. He was
afterwards awarded certificate Of election
by the Governor: subsequently, the Clerk
made aili avit Of ll3 votes being cast. so
leaving McDougal vote short An investi
cation is proposed. t"E
HARTFORD, April The election is pro-
ceeding quietly, with Indications OLA Re-
pu' lean triumph in the State.
La SALE, Ill.,, April River 20 feet on
bars and rising. .......
SPRINGFIELD, IT,, April The State
Auditor reports that the.Laacaster Bank~has
this day. given full and ample securities for
all GIFTS circulation. ...I... r.. ...
KEwANEE, April IA shooting affrav &C.
cured in this place this morning. II. Gar
rettson, forme ~ in the banking business
here, was accosted in his office by Judge
Dodge, also of this place, when, after some
words regarding money matters, the latter
drew pistol and firedat Mr.. Garrettson :;
The hall passing through his abdomen. He
lies in critical condition. although hopes
are entertained of his recovery. Dodge is
in custody. ...
INDEPENDENCE, April 1.-The Santa Fee
mail with dates to the 18th ult, arrived to-
day, one day ahead Of time. No news of
special importance. No Indians seen on the
route. Tire grass on the road to Fort Wise
is short The contractors on this route are
making preparationsto run az express from
Fort Wise to Cannon City, to connect with
thi, mail .....
Three persons escaped from Jail in DAY.
export, Sunday week, by saving off an iron
bar OF window in their CELL
New York, April IA Washington dis,
patch says that Hon. c. r. Adams, Minister
to England, has received his Instructions
He left Washington yesterday, and will sal
for England during the month,
TOLEDO, Ohio, April 1.-The propeller
Oleon is the first boat through from Dunkirk
arriving Sunday morning.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03

More BANKS GONE Up.-We publish else
where list of the 80 Illinois Banks which
are undoubtedly discredited The news
was received at Burlington on Sunday morn
ing, and was Immediately Expressed here by
hand car the same day. Chicago papers re-
ceived Monday night confirmed the news
We have endeavored to find out what hol-
derS of the money had better do with it but
have concluded that they can tell what to do
"a well as we can. The future value of it
depends entirely upon the value of the secu,
rites upon which it is based, and those Sc
curities being Stock Of Seeded States, it
looks rather bilious. Better cut out the list
and save it for reference
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03

New York, Masrh-2s.-The Posts spe-
cial dispatches says John G. Palfrey has
been appointed Postma ster at Boston.
Secretary Chase RENTED the forfeiture of
the Schooner Restless on the payment of all
costs, charges and expenses
The opinion is almos. universal now that
an extra session of Congress will be called
to consider the operation ofSthe new tariff
and the state of the treasury.
Orders have gone west to confiscate al
goods introduced into the Southern ports
without the payment of the regular United
States duties.
It is now said tina, Fort Pickens was rein.
forced more than, "a week ago, and that sew
eralhundrediU S. troops were taken in
from vessels off i'm the stream by small boats
in the night, The Southern Commissioner,
however. doubt the truth Of thu report, and
profess to have assurances from the govern
ment to the contrary.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-03
ILLINOIS banks nERRroroRE REFLECTED.

WASHINGTON, March 2S-SESATE--M Mr..
Trumbul offered a resolution, declaring in
the opinion Of the Senate, the true way to
preserve the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to their
enforcement, whether under the name ola
ti-coercion, or any other name is disumon :;
and that it is the, duty of the President to
use allthe means in his power to hold and
protect the public property of the United
States, and to enforce the laws thereof, as
well in the States of South Carolina, Geor
gia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana
and Texas, as within the other States of the
Union
Mr.. TrumbuIl said he offered the resolu-
ton as expressive of the views he entertain
ed; he desires to have it printed, and would
be glad if he could have vote on it.
Mr.. Bright.-All on this side of the cham
Der will be glad to have a vote now.
Mr.. Sumner moved to proceed to the con-
sideration of execution business.
The Senate went into executive session
On opening the doors Mr. Baker and
Bright were appointed committee to wait
on the President and inform him that the
Senate was ready to adjourn. Several exc
cutive messages were received.
The Senate again went into executive SEES
sion.
Subsequently,, a resolution involving 81,
or seven thousand dollars for the purchase o
the annals of Congress and register Of de
bates was discussed, and postponed unit
December.
The President having no further commu
nication to make, the Senate adjourned sin
die.