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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-02
HOUSE,

NPOTSWOOD HOUSE,
= RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of MAIN and sth
streets, iust finished and elegantly furnished, 10
now open for the accommodation Of guests.
The Location Is the best Ia the city, and every
effort will be made to please the patrons Of the
House.
have secured the services OF Mr.. T. W. H0Hs
NIaRR, late OF the Everett House, New York.
no Sly JOSEPH h. CkENShAW.
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Nv Al nsA' &C CSYPREss sHINGLEs.

''' Al heart A1 CSYifPREss SHINGLES.
For sale by rp
fe Ats A. D. LhE
EDG AIRS PILE OINTM EMT-Is remedy
Il that never fails. Instant relief Is warranted
in all cases, matter of how long standing FER
suffering will do well to try 1t, as tae money
will be refunded in case of failure: W PkTkk-
SON & Co. and JOHN I. GRAY will act as agents
for Richmond. All orders must be addressed to
fe e5-sts Corner Broad and 2sth SITS.
NOT1CE.-All persons Indebted TO the estate
~ of John o. Taylor, decd, will make pay
N ent 10 my attorneys, FENDALL GRIFFITH and o. =
TAYLOR, who authorized by me 10 settle all
claims due the estate and those having claims
against the estate will present them, properly au-
thentica;ei to my attorneys for settlement.
TREMANDA T. TAYLOR,
al-ts Admr'x OF John O.. Taylor, deed.
NJ OF &c K All persons indebted To X. II:
IN WIIITLOCk deed, will please come forward
and make payment without delay and those hav-
1911 CHAs. Is. WHITLock,
10 ss-aw Admir- Of X. II. wHIrLoex, decd.
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M The valuable MEDICAL LIBRARY of the
late DR.. SAMUEL TAYLOR, of Manchester, Will be
sold at the auction rooms of J. H DIGGEs, IS Main
street, on SATURDAY next, March I'd: Sale 10
commence at 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
This Library is rich in every department of
Medicine and will be found well worthy the at
tentiou of physicians and students.
re Catalogues will be ready to morrow We'd
nesday J and may be had of the Auctioneer, or of
WEST Y JOHNSTON, li5 Main street, 70 whom
the books have been consig and who will At
tend to purch asiug for such gentlemen as may be
upahIe Ia he nresent fe 26-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-02

V,HE RICHMOND EXAMINER will he
from their office on Governor street, on and after
the 2sth OF FEBRUARY, 1871. 1t shall contain the
latest news by mail aud telegraph. The sub
scription pTice will be SC for the year, when left
at the houses OF subscriber Ii may also be OBJ
tain ed from carriers at two cents for the singh
copy or twelve and half cents the week.
Persons beyond the limits of the city desiring TO
obtain the DAILY EXAMINER by mail, can do so
by ordering it in letter directed to the " EXam
ner ONCE, Richmond, Va" containing their ad-
| dress and six dollars.
| The SEMI WEEkLI and WEEKLY EXAM ER
will be pu bIished as heIetOf0re-the first for 81,
| the second for 81, invariably in advance.
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EXCHANtfG HOTEL AND BALL AID
IA \

RICHMOND, JANUARY ArH, 1881.
The propretors of this well-known and popular
estab hmert beg leave TO return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with and 1t affords them pleasure to
snnounce that the recent changes, removals, and
thorough renovating of the entire establishment,
makes Il one of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent boarders, as well as tran
silent company,l that can be enjoyed any where In
the country. 1t is due to the liberality OF the
thing has been done which could add to Its value
and increase the comfort and convenience Of KS
guests.
Among the important changes and improv ements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
is now open for the patronage of the public In
arranging this part Of their busin ess, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies Of the HO-
tel, with private entrance from the parlor hoor
of the Ballard House.
In view of the large expenditures, and renewed
energy, and strict attention on their part, they
hope TO merit continuance OF that patronage 50
long enjoyed by them ~
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NJ LANGHORN Il SONS
N CHEWING AND SMOKING

nj CHEWING AND SMOKING
r O b 4 G. 0.
Always on hand and for sale, at prices FROM %
To IS CENTS PER POUND: -
LODE STAR" CITY IRA DE-" GOLD
| LEAF :. sTANARD,"' and GOLDEN PEACH"
brands. Also, their celebrated " Il ENA CLUB
| the finest Leaf.
Dealers are requested to call ard examine the
| stock. BRO"N ActLhi.hAAD,
fs a5-2m AGENTS ldr Manu'dcturers.
NyOTiCE.-All persons having claims against
| N the late CuAs. E. HEWITT will present them
| to me for payment and all indebted to the late
| firm Of MITcngLL HEWITT Co, will come for
| ward and make prompt payment, as the bus ness
! of the late firm will be closed up INN edlately
fe aT--lwh thus u HE " IL L.
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WOOD. COAL, &c.

WOOD, COAL, &c.
w 90 D" o ID.
A constant supply of
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
f. al-ts A. s. LEE.
(,UkE.-rhe prices OF CARBON HILL COKE
" will be, until further notice, az follows
Lump Coke, ....................S6.O 90 per load.
Hail Coke, ........... s 80 "
de Io-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE W0OD-Seasoned and under
~ shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de- l2-ts JNO.J. WERTH. AC't.
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Mr.. WISE alluded to the occurrences of
Monday last, in his absence; when, Owing 10
some disturbance in this house, the gallery
was cleared and a citizen was arrested and
discharged upon motion. He endorsed the
charac Ter OF that citizen for truth and integ-
rity,, and would present a letter from him, re-
leving him from the imputation of partici-
pating in the disturbance.
A letter TO this effect, from Mr.. Franklin
Thomas, was then read by the Clerk, and, by
| request of Mr.. WISE, directed to be entered
upon the Journal.
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NOTICE.--Ws have large ana nne aasoft-
IN meEt OF Ready made Clothing for Kentiemen's
wear and also good stock Of Negro Clothing,
which we have determined to cell for the balance
of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and to punetual customer. We hope THAI the
above annuu ncement will secure for Us 81 osee .
call from all who are in need Of anything In our
this notice SIMPSON MILLER,
us Main street,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

Mr. ErHKRiDsn again asked for unanimous consent q
offer proposition providing for amendment TO the Oon
suon. He did not want II acted on to-day, but Ieaa
and printed. sh E L tMNa "a ana
| Nj. BIRKsDAIE objected. HS IT ru .9
Mr.. ErtIKRIpoE moved the suspension OF the ruies
Mr.. ADRAIn Iaid they had right 70 have 1t read
Mr.. STEPHENSON said he wanted to offer an amendneni
to make ali territory north Of $3.50 free, and that Bouh
slave. t ,
Mr.. BLRKspALR sad this another attempt TO patch
up compromise, which would end In nothing
Mr.. ETRga DOE, In response TO question by MI MO
Ol0rnard aAd his proposition was substantially that
agreed on By the border States. s.F
Mr.. ETuERIp1Es motion to suspend the rules tor the
reception OF his proposition disagreed to by ~
against 70, two-thlrds being necessary.
Mr. ADRIAN asked leave to intrlduce resolution ap'
proving OF the action Of Maj Anderson, and promising
TO support the President In enforcing all constitutional
laws to preserve the Union.
Mr.. BURwEIL appealed to Mr.. Adrian to withdraw the
resolution.
Mr.. ADRIAN replied that the whole country approved
OF the action OF Major Anderson.
The ayes and nays were ordered the suspension Of
the rules, which was agreed to-
Mr. BococR moved to lay the resolution on the
table.
Mr.. LovRJoY said we sustain the Government.
Mr.. HiNDMAN asked II II was In order to PROFOUND
question to Mr. Adrian (Cries Of order from the Re
publicans.)
Mr.. HiNDSAx said am not asking the opinion of the
Black Republican gentlemen.
The Speaker said nothing was In order but the call Of
the ROLL .e
Several members explained their votes and the Ieso
luton was adopted by l24 against SO. h5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Cincinnati Marker.

There was not mnch animation in the various depart.
ments Of bossncss though change in the leading feat
ures Of any OF them .sl ID Il
Flour is quiet though rm, and not pressed upon the
market. Saturdays quotations prevail today--S4 ESQ
70 for superne, the latter the ruling rates for good
shipping brands. .r..1a 1.i -.
Wheatis offered sparingy, and remains firm at 81 %
or red, 81 10 for white prime.
:.OORN-continues to command 35c on the ear Sea40c
for shelled 10 bulk The prices for in sacks varies
considerably bee use Of the difference in the quality Of
sacks. .t.. f1' f.' = \
oATs--are not fully sustained at the advance quoted
on Saturday, and irregularly reported at 2792sc
BARLEY--unchanged, lr.7lfs
RYE-unchanged. -- ...
WHIsKY--remains at 1870, with steady market.
HoeL, had still an upward tendency In the morning
and sellers were eontendng for $3.50 with sales at s6
e5 to , and fair market at s625@6, 30 for good av
erages This condition Of the trade has determined some
Of the packers to stand OF and let things take their
course claiming that II 10 entirely unwarranted. Re
cepts light, but the weather Is quite unfit for kill
ug and the probability Is that there 10 an arrest OF thu
upward tendency Of the market.-Eou. Dec. g.. -ss-
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Washington Correspondence Of the New York
Prsaa

- -,-,u
NEw p toh, gan. 80 sPec.al "asnlngton despatch "a
lne says OF an atack on the capitol
srs, bundre9 naItmopsns a 1. so os
eis, nunuIeu ssu nave declared theiI
"inBuess 70 esco,t Lpcon saey 70 the Wnite house
ine III Seisgsion geseruay urged secretary
uo o i ~ronoh,v 1,sIS wnen ss 1ta,s
secedss; ne PROBABLY yeld though inclined to hold
on vi '.s 'h u m0n; neseung Oongressman are dis
cussHs GUS sne quessun w.eer tney snali telegraph to
,S r", w h Az - w o secesslon
tske enect on lhe qIn OF March The object 10 booS
snS R ION SSPsciay me army Dill.
N.w noh, . 'Sn, S.lne asa Warrington corresPon,
Sn .. ~, ~ wno naS arrived
saes .nat lne eiea est anxiety and Ter.
TOT preyss teie ennanced Dy every iresh report Of
n'g.vnnenu ~ tait. n, q. My ~. .oim
,,,,s.s Gu, .s a .eSoiuOn o ieeh6g against the
~ sIDt soVn ~ aH Piaee unIess georgia speedi'
aoop.s cIuIso 70 lhule new hle INTO the secession
movement, ana give tne already WaVering people new
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Master Commissioners Sale.

George NJ Parsons; Ex'r of
samuel Parsons, deceased s.,o ~
William p. Breck ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of Frankiin
county 0ho will offer Of sale the doorof the Court
House In the city Of Columbus, on ~
Thursday, the 7th day Of February, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock o. IN. and O'Clock D IN
the following described real estate situate IN the
OF Franklin and State Of Ohio, to wit:
1. Lot number - Of the subdivision of survey No
1888, Virginia Military District, 10 Jackson township,
franklin county, Ohio, as said subdivision is recorded
the plat thereof In Book vol H. page l5a Of the re-
cords Of said Franklin county; said lot No IL being the
same conveyed to said VIM. T. Breck by VIM. Miller, by
deed recorded In Book vol &c. pps 3s3 and 3sl Of tie
records OF deeds Of said county containing 05 and
Is square poles, In the following subdivisions as plated
andsurveyedb W. W. Pollard on the Goth day Of Sep
tembsr, A. d. 1856. viz:
2. Subdivision No. 2 Of said lot, commencing at
point In the centre Of said Turnpike Road g. W. corner
Of subdivision No. Of said lot: thence s. 80 deg Il.
with the g. line Of said subdivision No. .. 8. 10 deg H.
thence along the T. line Of said lot No l3 8. deg 55
min. W. 20 SO 100 poles; thence N 80 deg W. III 20
100 poles to the centre Of aid Turnpike Road thence
along Its centre N 70 deg 30 min b. "a 60l00 poles
to the beginning, containing 90 acres.
3. Subdivision No. Of said lot. commencing at
point In the centre Of said Turnpike Road s. W. corner
Of subdivision No. Of said lott thence g. 80 deg T. with
the south line Of said subdivision No. two g. 80 deg T.
III 20l0Opoles to the e. Of said subdivision
Az. "a min w q 80 ioo nnio. " ,ha su 80 go 40 -
I3a no,es 10 the centre Of Ia Ir,nn,S. nsS ,k.
along is esntIe 40 dse m min so TO- Ioo ra,S
snSsiyision No. ~ ala ,ot co,,r,.n.,, a, min,
4, the csntre of ssia Trrnn,Sa Roaa Ws ~
snhd;,s,on No q of so,d Iti ,hs ,,S o. Ia i =,
- ad "t,,vs,on NJ ~, % 'senSr AZ "n 100 S 2. ,hs
n @ - ~ ,,,,, q a. % a. Sss NJ - pUi.s " 'Ns o
o .sia e. No. Se .neHee % wn a Inc r. ne
N SO deg W, I6 So -ioO poles 10 the centre Of aaiS
,a o. so' nsass % along s eene % az oes ~
mn pSies ~ " ule Seginnpg. eonsns ~ acres.
noiat IN ths osuys Of said TnrnnIs Rosd a.
o. NO. o. seia s 90 o.; tnepee vitn ns line
TO the g. E. Of subdivision No A. thence with the
" nne Of Saia ios NO. 10 ?. ceg. - min. poles
to stone H. corner OF said lot No. %; thence n 81
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Sheriff's Sale.
!. vetterlein and Fvumbow,r,

B, vetterein and Fyumbowfr,
rs. Il. .s =, el. Common Pleas.
John Nagle, ct al. } Nov. term, A. D, go.
DH VIRTUE OF AN OR DER OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Court Of Common Pleas,
of Franklin County, Ohio. will offer for sale, at the
store room No. S35 opposite the Court in the city
OF Columbus, sale commencing on I'm
Saturday, the 18Th day Of January, A. D., 1861,
at 10 o'clock M. theoiowing described proper IT, to.
Wit Six spring seat chrs thrty-six beds and mattras
ses twentysx bedsteads Aed bedding, six seat
chairs, lot Of common stands. and washstsnds, six
dinngroom tables, two kitchen tables, lot Of dinner
plates, soup plates pitchers and glasswar lot Of
knives and forks, tablespoons and teaspoons cook
stoves and pipe, lot Of carpetng, wash bowls and
pitchers looking glaskes &o desk two clocks, or
lounge two round tables lot
ing Of bottles, decaners, tumblers drawers, &C.. one
barrel Of whisky, and small lot Of other liquors Also
three bureaus spring wagon horse harness.
four ccal stoves and lot Of gas fixtures. ,.If an
g. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
jans.-lotd s-N - q, By Ed. DAVIS, Depty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

GooD.-We met one of our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonished at the change
in his appearance. A few weeks ago we saw
him, he was pale, lean and detected; complain
iAg of weakness and debility, having been SO
afflicted all summer, Now he appears tobe fat,
healthy ard strong. We learn he owed his re-
storation entirely to McLEAs's srRrso7HDsrNo
CORDIAL ~ .-.... -f rfsi'a
We advise all who are complaining of Gener.
al Debility to try it; it is certainly very pleas
ant remedy. We learn Ithat there are large
quantities Of il selling daily Morning Herald
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Com mittee Of Thirty three
to-day, had under consideration, Henry Winter Davis
amendment to the fugitive slave law. An amendment
offered by Mr.. Washburne, Of Wisconsin, guaranteeing
the jury In the State where the fugitive was seiz
ed was defeated
Mr.. Davis amendment was then adopted, guarantee,
Ing tr by Jury In the States where the fugitive
capped.
The Senate In Executive session, referred the nom
nation Of Mr.. Mcintyre, collector Of Charleston to
Committee on Commerce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
GUERNSEY's BALM!
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN.
Mississippi Convention.

JACKSON, Jan. THE Convention organized at 10
this morning. and Barry OF LowndeS, made Pres
ident en- the Sd ballot. Prayer offered by Mr. Mar
shall. :. .. ee
The Of the President were in favor Of separate
State secession. resolution that committee Of Is bs
appointed by the President with instructions 10 prepare
and report speedily possbe ordinance OF
sion, providing for the immediate withdrawal Of Missis
sppi from the Federal Union, with view Of establish.
ing new Confedeacy, to be composed Of the seeding
States.
The committee will be announced tomorrow.
committee OF three was appointed TO walt on the
Governor. Adjourned till tomorrow. 'tt.t tH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Gov. Wiae again in the Field

yRGnMosp, Jan 1.-The Knquirer has q long lsttei
from Gov WISE His leading positions are for an i'm
mediate call OF State Convention; prompt resumption
by the Convention Of all such powers hitherto delegated
to the General may be necessary for Stats
protection, especially the possession OF fors &C.. tha
having been done the State shall not declare herse
out Of the Union suspend ali relations with the Of
Tending States till they shall aecede to such ultimauu
as the Convention shall submit. q 81 Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
eslsOrs,ion of .0. 9Th of January.

AT an imuromp,u meeting of n number of
members Of the Legislature and others. held At
the American Hotel, on the evening Of I'm
January, 1860, for the purpose of getting nm a
festival and otherwise properly celebrating The
9Th January, 1860. Mai, N, A. DEyonr was
called to the Chair, and A, P, j. SpypFn. an,
pointed Secretary,.' 4 E8 R & ~
Gen, G. w. ANpREws being called on. sta
ted the object of the mestiug, in neat and sp.
propriate manner. $tfS1r
On motion ofsMr. CHAsr, Of Stark, the fol
lowing committe were appointed, to make the
proper arra1gements; s-a,, ,sa,, ,.1 u r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

DEATH OF JOSEPH o'HARRA,--We regret to
learn that JOSEPH o. 'HARRA, an old and respected
citizen of this county, died this morning, at his
residence in Prairie township, Hewas &C years
OF age. His funeral will take place at one
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, from his late resi-
denee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

U-We invite the attention of our lady read
era to the sale of FURs, to take place at Woods
Music Store, No 16, East Broadway, Oh
THURSDAY morning at 10 o'clock. These FurH
are not such as are usually sold at auction, but
are choice goods, manufactured expressly for
first class City retail trade, and are only Of
fered at auction because the owner has an over
Stock
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Imnnrtant frnm M1xInn

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE British steamer yalorou,
from Vera Cruz bound for Pensacola touched at South
West Pass day, and reports the following important
intelligence' Merimon was completely routed the
ed and Christmas Day the Liberals occupied the city
Of Mexico. - ~
PueOla had also capitulated. EEM
Juarez had been sent for and would leave Oh the "a
inst, for the Capital The City Of Mexico was tran.
| uuil. F- . TT 1850
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Alabama Convention

MONTGOMERY. Jan. 7.-The Convention met at noon
MIR. Phillips secessionist, made temporary Chair
man, and Mr.. Horn, temporary Secretary.
Delegations from all the counties were present.
Mr.. Brooks was elected permanent President over Mr.
Jamison, by majority; and Mr.. Fowler, secessonist
was elected Secretary. The Convention Is very quiet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Sheriff 5 Sale.
'V vs.. ~ Superior Court.

Otto zirkle d seoqot agH8FE gMa /.
Martin Ts:0. y: u, =, Superior Court ,a
pY VIRTUE OF AN or DER OF SALE
ID TO me directed from the above named Court will
offer for sse at the door Of the Court House in the city
Of ooiumpus' on sgl9B asa l7a sRtaE Rot,
Saturday the 9thday Of February, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock P
the following described real estate situate In the COUNTY
Of franklin and State Of Ohio, to Wit Lots Nos eight
% ten, (lo) and twelve l2 In Born and Jenners Ad
diton to the city Of Columbus, Ohio, as per recorded
plat OF said Addition, In plat record No. one, ~ pages
l5s and s9, In the Recorders office Of said Franklin
county, Ohio; and also the west half of In lot eight hun
dred aud for,y-eght, CW. 4 Of s4sl In the city of Co
Appraised At-Lot No. q, $3.50 OO
I" 10, us 90
Z " " 12, l75 90
The W. y ofIn.lot No. s4s, $3.50 90
,spsa,v,v bau sWIHgefSAM Ep Ian. sSsTs. nsn,,s
PIinteos fees 81 So - Ivy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

MONTGOMERY GUARDS. We are authorized to
state that the report about town that this Com.
pany had disbanded, is utterly without founda-
ton They have had no intention of the
kind.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

Miss M o. GIBBS BENEFIT. Miss GlBBs will
give Readings at tho Congregational Church
this evening, at the Benefit rendered her by
citizens of Columbus. The lady's reputation
will doubtless secure large house.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08
Used at--Lot No. q, $3.50 OO
~ ~ 10. lT5 on
SheriH's Sale.

Elizabeth Wheeler ).lt0p 1iG e7losO GU. --gr az
Augustus W. Ovens. rn'--' u ,i,fs "a !
PY VIRTUE OF AN on DRn Dk saLE
to me directed from the Superior Court of Prank.
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale in front Of The
Court House, inthe city Of Columbus, on ssir u e0f
Saturday the 18th day of January. A. D. 1861,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following described property to
wiz; one Cray Horse attached as The property Of Angus
jans.iOtd = {. Z. {. BY q. w. HuRYMAN, sheur &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

D- Thirteen Guns were fred by the Artil
lery Company, at noon to day in honor of the
day, and as q salute to the Old Soldiers now
holding Convention in this city. nf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

In THE FIELDs.-You need not be in the least
afraid to walk in the fields where there are poi.
sonous vines or plants, even to touch and handle
them. Gnernsey's Balm will prevent any bad
effscta from following. .ra. -a. .... s-iila5s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

LEGISLATURE. The Ohio Legislature met
yesterday, pursuant to the adjournment last
spriDg-Presont "a Senators and 70 Representa-.
tives Ism.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-08

OLD SOLDIERS CONVENTION State Con
venton Of the Soldiers of the War of 1915, met at
Armory Hall, at ten o'clock this morning, and
appointed the following oficora-P President
Col. JAMES COLLIER, Of steubenville; Secretary
Col G. B. LEWIS, of Cleveland; Vice Presidents
Col. j. B. W. HAYNES, Judge PHELPS, and
Captain STANTON SHoLEs. ds.,u...N
Gen. CRowEL, Gen. HuaHEs, and Col. LEWIS
were appointed Committee on Resolutions.
, Col. HAYNES offered the following Resolu--
tion, which was adopted unanimously; \
Resolued, That wright or wrong, ''sink or
swim, live or die" we are for the Union now
and for cver-we have fought to preserve it.,
and we will die defending 1t. lID'n -a. j.
Gen. CaowELL, from the Committee on Res.
olutions, reported the in substance the follow
Ing, which were unanimously adopted; e
lst. That that the euryivipg soldiers of the
war OF 1912, and the widows of those de-.
ceased, are entitled to PENSIONS and to be placed
on the same footing with those of the Revolu.
ton,
2. That the hoiss of the soldiers of the war
OF 1872, should be placed, in regard to Bounty
Lands, on the same footing with tie soldiers of
the Mexican war
3. That the President appoint committee
OF three to present memorial to Congress, and
urge the passage OF laws to secure de forego
ing objects, ,,55
"The President appointed Gen CRcwrLL,
Gen HuoHE, and Col, LEWIS, the above Com.
mit!ee, IT,