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Cash and Cash Only!

yHyIlE Suh>criher having moved his STOCK OF
{ GROCERIES. Ic, to the C"rtcr of Jefer-
son auI Spanu Street. t" TIE Store Eu",r orm.,-
Is occupied by Wit & liuI-"n. will be Imply to
Wait un hi. friend. md customers Who wish 10
buy Family Grucrrics for the CASH.
One and NIL uf my cMSi"mcts nh0 have been
getting their supplies lcw days time are culn
est,y requested To cnll and settle very suou,
must have tuorcy.
I
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500 Reward.

K. D. BErHsON, Adjt.
Aleil :; III
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LO A N
FOR THE
Defence Of the Confederate S!aseS'

nOOkS OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
Is OPENED FOR FIVE MILLION DOL
LARS, ut the Bank of the State, IN Charlestnn'
ON the l7th ard 18th days oi April. between the
hours vi A. NJ aud :: p. NJ. Five per cent must
be pail in Cash ut the 'ime of subscriptions ana
the r,rlain.!cr n. or before ,A: FIRST ot Muy III
tcre$t ran from l;e d.;'' ii such payment.
Pcrs" .I.>ir.u. t" secure -, .hscripsion may
pay i, lisa The wholc al''i" A'.d take rece.P'
for the delivery OF Bond. -: Tx. Io cquaiize
the rate Of subscription at all points, and to ena
hle al persons conveniently to subscribe. current
Bank Notes Of the place will be received ut their
market value in coin. In case of an over SUI
scrption preference will be given FIRST to those
who paw down their whole Subscription; neXi 10
subscribers Of $50: next to subscribers o' s'V".
Books of subscription will be opened on the
same day at tho branches of the Bank OF the
State. in Columbia. Camden and Abbeville: also,
Mt the Banks Of Ncwberry, Chester. Fairie!u'
Cheraw, Georgetown and Hamburg. and at Green
vile. EDM W AN InItpT,N
GEO. A. TRENHOLM,
Commissioners for Svu'h Caroii"a.
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p:,.
N.nss, i.Ls
-. ~. o.a"u
n;.'.:;, listener :; tr.".,
nt""!sI'i'' nt ,, 'a"' MI o,..
neMeh nshu. is''1s T',,sa;,,, aMs""a ~; W"d,o,,,
o-,,' Nj,
ch..,s.a -" 'p"a n',,. r,,r-.,,,v os,, Mn.ch
T;ns II,us. Tria - "p,I mnrrh
Mr. Alien. saturday soth March.
Mt. Willing, Monday, lst April.
Mra. Nurris', Tuesday 2d April.
Geo. Addy'f, Wednesday, Sd april,
GiLson's Store Thursdhy, i,h Apri!.
Nuiett's Store. Friday, 9TH April.
Mickcrs. Saturday. 9th April.
II hlehsra,"I ~ ;, M"nSay' T n'h apF',' ~, d.,
rsfry y no"Hs' IuesaAs, V.a ,n npfs.
~. S9Ipliah 'sULo' ri usu"I.LS, 'Ut" Np'"'
,,'o,,.;,,' r,;J.. ,o,, In,iI
Rurnc,r.. saturday. ,3,h April.
~. YIN S,,u,, ,r,,;,r r., ,,rI,ck
!, - So Nns,I", ;,S Ali
,..Nr :, ~. 80,
T!'''el"n.,, m ,,.,, ~ WV" 80 -,
,.oe''E ,,,.e 'i''' mt""es"I'' n,,, ..." aP:''.
y. hIu y, "a. ~, use IN, ."'s M, ="
t,, M;,iiIns. ii"",s s.,n,.x 'Un aot .nr;,
.hia'1e'"" > Sa'nr"a!' a, r''" Al:,'''
o 49,
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TOM JONES,
MOI, !!

a AN now rcceivin: my SrTins Supplies Of
Il CHOICE GROCERIES, consisting in part
ut the following. viz:
CHEESE, MACCARoNT, CRACKERS,
rRUNES, FIGS. KAIslES, CUERANTS,
PICKLES. SAUCES, SALMON. OYSTERS.
SPERM. WAX 4 ADA1ANTlNB CANDLES,
NUTS AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
FINE ERANDIES, WINES, CnRDlALS,
GIN, run. WHISTLES, &c.
tcsr All Of which will la sold Oh the most ac-
com!nolating terms for cael.
S. Z. BOWERS. Agt.
Hamburg, Feb II
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EsY otier Of Curt the Eycrut"rI Gf the Estate
ED of 4. B. ADDISON. Iced. will sell Mt the
residence of the la;r Mrs. =. Addison. Mt Edsrfrld
G.. H.. on WEDNESDAY, I'm APRIL, the f"l-
loving property. viz:
One NauSc and Let
In the Village Of Elsefrhl. The lI"r<ci ii Tao
Story one, hayin; eight comE'rahle R"".s with
ire ;r.ace- ".i!r. Pantri,t sui Ccilnr, and umpe
,nI convenient Out Eui'dinys, Gmrunt, &c.
Al.u. 0rr TEN ACRE wooded LOT. ih"ut ore
mile fro:n The v:agr. sdj"inir: lsndr u: p. Eicl
elberyrr, Hsq and Gen J.B irfin. Als", about
TWenty-SiX Likely Negroes,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. "ne Mule. '.ne
suall lat of Cattle, s.ri =un'l'y other article.
TERM$.-Gn +. credit OF twelve months with
intcrcs, from dizzy Sf salr. the rurrhn,c m"."S :"
he secured by IL bond with two good nnd ,nL lent
securities. except sums uf an under $40, which
will lie required in cash.
GEO. A. ADDISON, r..,r,
f. J. MINIS.
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In conformity to the above notice of ~ /; +
,tTIIION DOLLARS LOAN, the undersigned
will Lc at the BANK OF HAMBURG. 5 e., on
17,h and 18th Of April inst. to receive suDScr'p'
,;ams J. ". STOKES,
'''''$' CHARLES HAMMOND,
4. C. DECoTTES,
Commissioners for H"md"ry.
Ir,,,l,nrr Anril 9 lS6l. u IL
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Is OEhINARI..
GIlES D. MINIS. Applicant vs. Frederick Er.
VI 2le and wife Mary: Polly Qvcr<trcct and
her children, t. wit: Macijah ririrc aud wii,
Miicy: John ..tLinsnn ana wife rr.n"rs Julius
lycrs rect: Mary uvrrsrGc Si!as nvcrSircci
Wr>ticy Randall AID w:tc Martina George Over.
,,-ec, Susan Sheppard: i;ichar'l l;Tcs"ry and
vie Margaret: !r,lrcw Y"ucr and his chiI'lren.
t' wit Elias Ercprs and wife Elizabeth; W!il.
i:cid Thomas ant! wi!c Ju ia: Thomas Glaze AM.
wife Eiza Margaret Sloan: Matilda iomce:
Alien Ynncc Gabriel Y"nrc; Ahran l"nct: :
Sirah Youce Ellen l"rrc: John br.lr and biz
rlil ircn. To- wit Gc"r:e Frirp and wife D"lly:
Eliza Ergic: Mari Erglc Aln.!i: Ers.; Sa'rirl
i:r.le; .trt!mus Ergc: Tilaan i:rgIc: D"Ici
Er.lc: Hannah i:rcle: Louisa E:s'c: J"lm i"mce
aud wife Sarah: Caleb lles aud wife Nancy:
levi Meyers. and wife Ruth: Elizabeth lluirt,
William lIui,, aud payi'l llrict, Defendants.
Ituprearins TO my satisfaction that Wiliam
imict, Davi lluict. Caleb Lights an'l his wiI,
Nancy. s!rl George Fripl anil liz wife Dolly, l'c
i,u.;aatS in thu ab,vc s'arrl case, reside hcYunf
;I,c Limit. Of this Stale J, is therefore ordered
hat h.y i" i; i.cnr an'i "hi,c. 10 !hc division or
Icol The Rrni Estate Of 'ic"r=c lIu"i. deed ),
on "r i"!"rr the trrth t'f,ll day Of June next.
l>il. or h"ir cn!.rhi ,n the saie VII 'e entered
,.i record
W. T. DuRlSQE, o.r.n.
April >. i>hl lot L.
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NEW GUv..
FALL 81 WINTl.L
I'D G.. BRYAN has just rornivea biz Stock
Ebe of FALL aud WINTER GOODS. and would
iayi.u tho Ladies aud GaLtlrmou oi Edschuid to
call in and examine his assortment which wat
purchased with much care frn!u direct lmpurtcr>
in Char Ion. His Stock consist. in pnrt uf--
Plain Black and Fancy SIikS:
WDRSTEDS and pOpLl:iS Of the latest and
mott fashionable styles
GINGHAMS aud CALIC0Es in variety;
CLUAkS aud SllAWlS, very pretty;
A few fuc YuIvct BONNETS;
B0NNETS and BONNET RIBB0NS;
La,iicS' and Misses HATS:
FEATHERS. TRIMMINGS. &C.;
EMBROIDEEIES. II beautiful a.."rtmtnt;
HANDkERClliEf$. GLOVES, &c.;
HOOP SKIRTS, &c, &c.
Tallo pAMASk. DuYLIE$, DIAPERS and
T0WE.S:
TICkINiiS and LINSEIS;
FLANNELS OF all kinds:
SltEETINGS aul SlIlETINGS;
Kentucky JEANS, SATINETS;
CASSIMERES, splendid article;
kERSEYS anl PLAINS;
STRIPES aud OSEABURGS:
Bed and Negro BLANKETS, &c.
Also
l.a.lics. Mir,es aud C!ilirvn's SHOES, GAL
TIERS, H.;
Gents and Ply. BOOTS nnl SHOES, all kinds;
Plantation DR0GANS, &c.
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persons WI" have my de-
" ma<d. against The Estu,r Of Georee Long.
Sr., t.r'd .uust present Il EN- to me briore the
iir., ,isy Of April srst. according I" law. These
indebted To ,Mid Es ate mat 'et!r their S"tts be-
ore III. first of Ar,il m"x'. or they mus, rirr mo
new Nnt,s. nsa settlement on The Fstn'e will l'n
-,adc shnnt lc I'D "' March or The frstof Arrl
next. This is a pp,,isc ro'ice.
JACGB :. LONG, Admr.
NurG &c
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Administrators Sale.

nY au Order from W. T. Dursnc, Es'l. Ordinary
Hb of :dsefsll District. will proceed sell at
Liberty Hill. ou Wednesday. The IN INST a'l me
;n., If ONE HORSE. ONE CO!.TS REPEAT;
ET .fp,. ,.tl1 ONE SILVER Wilcii, and other
articles too tedious t" mcni"n
Terms on Il credit unil 'h' first day "i pcstm,
her next, with in.crc.; from iltctxc'li II 10 all
s,,;,S of and under - t" he paid in Cash.
JAS. $. HARRISON, Ad"r.
~ Is
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Eead-QUarters,

oyp REGIMENT CAVALRY.
EpGErlELp c. H., April lSt, ls6l.
yv1uE fo,lowu. gentlemen ccml,sc the Stan d"
Col. VI. w. GAEY, with Ii: rank prescribed
by law and will be obeyed and respected accord
ingly:
JAMES II. LANlIAM. QuarterMaSter.
p. 4. EICnELBEKGER .!ud:c -! ;ocate
NJ " HnLSrEIN. Pay Ma+,e-
JOHN L. BUEkllALTER, Srss-"n.
HENRY GARRETT. Assistant surgeon.
WILLIAM Y. QUARLES. Sergeant Mayor.
JOHN l.. NICHOLSON. Quarter Master Ser
r":tnt.
JOHN p. MEALINc, Chaplain.
BY order Col. NJ W. ".Nhi'
A. J. Bunch, hli't. :,
April IL
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w Villslow's
Silver GlesS and Diamond Starch.

\ large invoice or the ab"ve superior STARCH
I, up in various sized packages, just ut hand, and
will be sold nt very low rates especially to dealers
ut c. W. 4 j. L. HODGES.
Oct !, 1860 If ~
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Medical.

yS1 $. CANNON, ". D., having located
w . in Brech Island, oilers his Professional
services tu the public. Office and residence III
Mr.. S. j. NJ. CLAEREs.
Beech Island, Mar ., 1861. 6t ~
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ORDER, no =
my virtue Of an order from Brig. Gen. john I.
H1 Bates. there will be an election held inr
MAJOR OF the Lower battalion. al ,he 9ti kcsi,
mcnt S. c. NJ, on Saturday. the Ith inst, t" MI
the vacancy in said battalion. The Captains ol
Companies will call to ther assistance Nv" "" Vi
th,;r r.sp.c,ive suhaitrr,IS {" manage :dd Eiec-
tinn. aa. the Managers will mrc; TT The i:ata!ii
Muster grou:rl ON Monday following count the
votes and transmit the result "t the election |"
the Briga,!i-r General forthwith.
By order of ..r r.,
X. D. GrrXsoN, A'lj't.
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i. LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

-SuCN As
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT for curp
Of old Sures, Khuumati-n, Sc.
RaduwaY's Ready RELIEF;
Sunlord'< Liver 1NNIiUAAT0K, one of
hcst Liver Medicines ever discovered;
0Yygrnatcd Bl'rTERS;
Ilustelrcrs celebrated Stomach BITTERS, sure
cure for Dspepsia;
Whitcombs Athma REMEDY, certain roliuf in
short time:
kenncdy's Medical DISCOVERY;
kcnnely's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for cure Of
Scr"Eula or uny kind oI eruption;
IIeccnan & Co.'S EliIer Of Caiisuya Bark for
cure of Chills aud Furor;
Tarrant's Ehrrvefccnt Seltzor APERIENT;
Clarks Female PILLS;
Marchis.s Uterine CATnOLICON:
PIlIL0T9kEN or Pennies FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil Jelly nnd more pleasant
form To take
Bryans pumonic WAFERS which affords re-
lief in ten minutes
just received and for sale ut
c. ". i J. B. HODGES
Oct 10 If 49,
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Bathing SpOnges.

A large lot of superior quality, received by lato
arrivals, at Z. W. 4 ). Is. HoDdE ES; 10
Oct. |, 1860. Il %
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

inst received nm assortment of us fine SEGARS
as were ever brought to this Town.
Also, u choice lot of Chewing TOBACCO.
For sale by Z. W. 4 j. Is. HuDdho,
Oct II "s
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Fine and Cheap Family Soaps.

A large supply Of really good and very cheap
Family SOAPS, just opened Mt ,,
c. ". & J. B. HODGES.
Oct. ], 1870 %
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$40 Reward.

U WILL PAY Ten Dollars f"r tic apprehension
4 aud delivery I" mo oil nv Mgr" Boy WILL,
who left my rcs;dunce o.. the ?i.h iL.t. S"id Ne
gro is remarkably tall copper c""lc'i. tw-r'y.io
yesrs uf nge, and limps lilte in walking, caused
Ly the log OF one of Lis great t"cr. Will isn
painter by trade. sni n" doubt will I've after un-
dertuking jobs of that sort =. Lc has !"ne te!ic.
jobs i. EAl rs.
A. II
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SIOTICE.-.All rrrs"ns Indebted to the he
~ tate of DR.. 4. G. Howard, ,lcci.. src request
ed III make payment aud ,l"se huv;ns d'iunnd'
against the same. TO present thcm prupsr! Mt
tested. JULIANA HOWARD, .J,r
a. u. TILLMAN. y"
Muv l., ~ ~
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For Sale,
LOOK AT THIS!
TO PLANTERS!

~IN CEERING and all other MACHI-
EERY0can be huusht at GREATLY RE-
0I;cED PRICES, at my Foundery and Machine
sbop on the Gieorsia Rail R"n' neur the Augusta
Cotton Factory. Address.
NJ. NJ. HIGHT, Angusta, ia.
A.. 90 fm% ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15
A Curious tumble.

IL h;s snaech before the General Assembly
49, 80 ,ss ,s,h ina, The President elect
y ~, .,rn... =. - -. s.,l.0 n,oo ma task suCh
's s.',,, =. .s ~. = ...n nror n. Father of bis
= ula ~, 's p
oO11 ,'..,. s,.,r.. oo n do s.ms speecb. he
"a, - '''' -'''' w - ! 80. 80 - q5 y
',' -, -, =. al sa s;lsnOos from apy want
otreai anxiety. Il is good thing that there is
no more than anxiety-for there Is nothing go
ing wrong; It's consoilng c,scums.snce, .s . .Ia'
Snsn We ioon hd. 'ui; We setsrtSin different views
upon political Questions, but nobody is suffering
anything. ,rl1H . M st
This, he went on 10 repeat, was "a very eonsoi.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15
Tns OIL Esvsr in virginia.

The coll question" which has for several
months agitated the citizens Of Western Penn
sylvania, has, Il appears, become almost an ep.
idemic in the neighborhood Of Wheeling and
Parkersburg, Va. "Oil, J" -''ile" and "boriDg'
are the first words that attract no toe in the pa
pers from that region. The "crisis" and "0ld
Uncle AbeD are apparently forgotten. The
Wheeling Intslligencer tells us that almost ev'
cry body Is out "prospecting" or "boring" fol
oil where surface indications are discovered =
Hear what Il says: a4nfg,r.sI AsoE#
The bowels Of the earth are full Of grease
and It 10 only necessary TO reach It to have II
spout forth. II is rumored that day or two
ago, company on Duck creek, small stream
that emptes into the Muskingum river, from
Monroe and Washington counties, Ohio, struck
q vein Of oil at fifty-six feet, and arenoW pump
ing one hundred barrels per, day. At New
Brighton, between here and Pittsburgh, two
wells have been actually commenced; one, the
Brighton Oil Company's well, has been dug
about six feet, but as yet no rock has been
reached. All about New Brighton there is one
incessant boring and crying of "oil," "oil,'
"oil.p "A merchant from Baltimore was here
the other day. He had invested more than hall
OF his possessions In the oil business about
Pittsburgh, and was on his way 10 Parkersburg "a
invest the balance. 60 well satisfied was he oi
the results Of his speculation.
. ~
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osnpsa.atlon to owner. u rssl.ivs slaves.

A memorial IL In circulation for signatures
in Philadelphia, urging the Legislature Of Penn
sylvania TO pass law compensating the owners
Of fugitive slaves where they arc rescued by
mobs, and also punishing every one engaged in
such mobs. The Philadelphia Ledger sa5s:
The passage Of such law as this would have
o good effect, Nothing would 90 effectually put
q stop 10 the pro.slsvery mobs, which In former
days disgaced our city, as the passage Of q Law
requiring fhe country TO pay the cost of the
property damaged. Under this Law Yennsylva. /.
mia Hall, burned down BY an anti,abolition mob,
was paid for out Of the county treasury, A
Catholic church, burned in the time Of the Ma
tive American riosss was paid for in the same
way. So soon as the taxpayers began TO fnd
these public amusements were growing, erpen-
sive, they provided police iorce to put stop
10 them, A law which shall make the county
liable for the value Of q slave when he escapes
through the interference Of the citizsns, would
put practical obstacle TO the operation Of any
personal liberty hills Every taxpayer would
soon see the necessity Of enforcing the consti--
tutional provision, and those individuals that
are now the most active on behalf Of the fuei-
live wonld find their zeal In his cause diminish
sensibIy. Sentimental Indulgence, when Il costs
nothing, may be liberally allowed, but when IL
touches the pocket, its value ID very soon prop
eriy estimhted. ha ~ sait5 - ..slss yls -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15

The twenty.e eight caaaa nf Mimic rifles inten.
ded for Alabama, it seems, have been surren-
dered by Mr.. Kennedy, Of the New York police
in obedience to writ Of replevin, and they have
already been shipped to their destination. The
ten cases belonging TO citizen Of Milledgevillel
Ca, In connection with Messrs. Syms, of New
York, are still awaiting the result of negotia'
tions, but Mr.. Lamar, the agent for the State
of Georgia, chooses to consider them as already
surrendered, as the only difficulty now 10 the
fact that the owners of the muskets and Mr..
Cromwell, the owner Of the steamer on board of
which they we're seized, cannot agree a. to set
Ting the expenses incurred. Mr.. Lamar, in q
letter ON the subject, says: I
"It 10 an unwarrantable inference that the
arms going South are designed to institute wal
against the North. Not one man in fifty be-
lieves that war will ensue, even in self lfdefense,
but many think show Of arms In these agita-
ting times will produce good effect upon any
slaves who might lend a too willing ear to
the suggestions Of wicked men from the
North.50la tahA iluAA on HbuN4
Thus ends the history Of the Georgia mus
kets, unless the owners choose to bring sui
against the metropolitan police for damages
caused by the detention Of their propery.--
Thus also ends the illegal and ridiculous cru
sade of the New York police against commerc'
with the South. 4-lh-.A x TfA az lsss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15
rsxau Ordinance Of sso,slion.

- 49,
AN ORDINANCE to dissolve the union be-
tween the State Of Texas and the other States
united under the compact styled "the Consti-
tuition of the United States Of America"
WHrnrAs. The Federal Government has fail
ed 10 accomplish the purposes of the compact OF
union between these States, in giving protec-
tion either to the persons Of our people upon. On
exposed frontier, ,!or to the property OF our cin'
zens; and whereas, the recent developments IN
Federal affairs make Il evident that the power
of the Federal Government Is sought to be made
A weapon with which 70 strike down the inter-
ests and prosperity of the people OF Texas and
her sister slayeholding States instead Of permit
ting Il to be, as was intended, our ahield against
outrage and aggression, thtr efore: eN
SEC. !. We the people of the State OF Texas
by her delegatesin convention assembled, do de-
clare and ordain, that the ordinance adopted pJ
our convention Of delegates on the fourth day o.
July, A. D. ls45, and afterwards ratified by us
under which the Republic of Texas was admit
ted into the Union with other States, and be-
came a marty 10 the compact styled "the Con-
atItution of the United States Of America" be
and Ia hereby repealed and annulled; that oil tn
powers which by the said compact were dele
gated by Texas to the Federal Government Or
revoked and resumed; that Texas Is OF rign
4 absolved from all restraints and obligations In
Cured in said compact. and is separate SOY
ereign State, and that her citizens and peopl
are absolved from all allegiance to the unite
States or the Government thereof.
SIC. 2. This ordinance shall be submitted :
the people of Texas, for their ratification
rejection by the qualified voters, on the 23d da
OF February, 1861, and unless rejected by
majority Of the votes cast, shall take effect an
be In force on and after the Cd day of March
A. d. Is6l:-Provided that in the Representa-
tive district Of FL Paso, said election may b
held on the 18th day Of February, 1851.
Done by the people Of the State of Texas, i
/ Convention assembled at Austin, this lst da
Of February, A. D. 1861.
An ordinance, prescribing the time and man
ner of voting on the adoption Of the act Of Sc
cession, was passed the same day. " y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15

pIf any thing were wanting to prove the
deep sympathy of Gov. DEssIsos with the most
ultra class of the "irrepressible" portion OF bis
party, the appointment on yesterday, Of CHRs
TOPPER P. WoLcorr, as q member OF the. Peace
Commission from this State, to fill the place
made vacant by the death Of Judge WRIGHT
should be sufficient to satisfy the most skeptic-
al. IL JOHN BRoWN were living, and had beer
appointed, the evidence would not be more con
elusive; for woLcorr is complete and perfect
dlscipls Of BaowN. The appointment proves
another thing most conclusively, and that Il
that the Abolition politicians Of the Western Re-
serve, Of the "skim-milk" school, have the
control Of the Governor. Two Of the sever
Commissioners originally appointed were iron
the Reserve. Mr.. WRIoHr was from Souther
Ohio, and his place is supplied from the Re
serve, thus giving to thatsmall section three
the seven Commissioners!
Such subserviency to the demands OF the ex-
treme "irrepressible" faetionof the Republican
party, Is as lamentable as it Is disgusting; an
must meet with the condemnation Of all the I'm
ion loving and conservative citizens of on
State. faf s..r..,'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15

Tho New York correspondent Of the Phila'
delphia Press denies the stories that ex-ross-
Friends Of Mr.. Fowler, who are in constant
Communication with him, state that be 10 In re-
ceipt Of handsome salary as agent OF a large
company near Mexico, and that independently
of that he has a respectable sum on hand In
cash--suiic cient, at all events. to maintain him
self in entire ,comfort for .atwelvemonth q a'
least, and that, In case he should need more, II
would be promptly and cheerfully sent to him
The parties by whom he Is employed are great
ly pleased with his management thus far, ant
no has their entire confidence, He writes homs
in good spirits, and is far from abandonlng tht
hope of returning to New Y ofk and discbargiut
every obligation against him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-15

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