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i SAINTS FRAYSER, was, by mutual consent
withdrawal of DAVID BAKER, Ir. Either part
ner will use tho name OF the firm In liquidation
only J j DA i. hPPLissssSANTs.
l.. II. FRAYSER.
Richmond, March 18th, 1881.
Co-Par,nership.-Jyo. II. PLEAsANTs and
LEWIS H. FRAisER will continue the MANU-
SAINTS An 4 FRAYsER, at the Factory formerly
cupied by Baker, Peasants Frayser;
INA l. #. i fn Rt4EAESEASrs'
Richmond, March 18th, lsel: NH li-6tF
THE CONCERN OF HICKS X AMBER
son is this day dissolved By the rsare4 en- b
firm will only be used in li9uiaa,ion ct NE ls'o
business. SAM l.: " nr n1ShHS'
March IL, 1851. p. ANDERSON.
Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS as heretofore, and with witt
Oufs' nope 10 give iuii 'A'''l sAM'L D. HICKS.
Gard ..In retiring from the concern of HICKS &
ANDERSON, take pleasure III recommending my
late Partner as a gentleman Of ample means 10
charge the duties: aud l would say that, upon a
trial, / find my health win not admit OF my pur-
suing In the busnes" as would T H. ANDERSON
PROSTITUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHiP.
D-The firm of LIBBY BUXTON is this day
dissolved Nv mutual consent, by the withdrawal
of A Burton.
oi 'ne NJ A' - LUTHER LIBBY,
March LAT 1881 ABRAHAM BURTON.
New Firm.-HaviDg associated with me my
SON GHo. w LIBBY, we will continue to carry OF
The snip CHANDLERY, GROCERY aud COM,
MISSION BUSINESS, on the corner OF 10th and
Cary streets under the name and style Of Libb
SsON. and we hope, by strict attention TO ousl
ness TO merit continuation Of the liberal patron
aye bestow ed on the late firm OF LIBBY hur,on
March /, 1861. [mh ll-2wI GEO. w. LIBBY.
nISsOLUTION Or CO.PARTNER>HiP
IL The firm of PHILIPS COLEMAN Is TINS ia,
dissolved by mutual consent, by the wlthdrawA
of ] w COLEMAN. Either partner Will useth'
name of the nrm in liquidation only
Richmond, March LIST, 1854.
shall continue the Lumber and Commits
SION BUSINESS, in all its brAnc es, at the Ole
stsnJ south side of the Dock, batween 18th ant
| 18th streets Thankful for past favors, respect
| fully solicit a continuance. s.
M Ordsrs promptly ATTENDED TO- p.1rrrps
NH Saws W Z hiHii %
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Pennsylvania L. s. Senator.
The Markets.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March l4.-Hon. David
Wilmot, of Proyiso memory, was TO day elect
ed T.. s. Senator by a vote:of IS to IS.
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DFnEoRD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.


This article is prepared from the water OF tns
pEnFoRp ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method OF evap39ra sls
whereby all of the mineral ingredients ana ineu,
cinal properties of the water are retained IL ~ IN
impaired Call and procure a pampnietc % uut
Agents containing certificates OF fIoi. cnaans1
JacKsos Of the Jefferson Medical college,, mia mia
delphia and also twenty other Physicians on eiut
nance testifying to Its efficacy in various al1 =
ss,es The MASS and WATER Is kegt Ior saIs
Lv Messrs MEADE Il BAKER and Z. T. ROBINSON
Druss'e's' i'''A' p. ECHOLs i SONS,
x,,-a,m Proprietors.
I0RN PLANTERS.L have now In store
I fnlf simply Of all the best CORN PLANIhEs
IN use-ipcluding Sinclair's Routts, Win ouaho
Enactment; Emerys, and CardwelIs: Also, ior
Eden purposes. the English No. ], ana the
Wa.tharshs{d SEED Sewers. The attention OF
M readers OF the Dispateh Is invited to my ini-
, nrovsd WELL-FIXTURE, with self enptying
Rrctat which ID at once the best and the cheapest
pu .angsment ever made for drawing water from
at. ar cisterns 1t Is as portable as barrel,
and so cay y, II. M. SMITH,
NH 6--dlm - ----- -
q L s.
100 M Heart .e SSYs iPPR SHINGLES.
For sale by As. LEE.
70 1l-ts
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TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Djspatch

Especial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
Vessels Ordered South.
NEW YORK, March 13.--The steamers Star OF
tne west, Harriet Lane, Crusader, Mohawk,
Empire City, and other vessels. are ordered AZ
san tonight, 1t Ii said for Charleston. but
probably for any point on the Sou thern coast
ahey carry arms men and provisions. 1t Is be
folk. '0A- To
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Death Of Prominent Lawyer and Poiin-
clan.
HOMER N. Y, March 13.-E. r. Goold, a
prominent lawyer and politician, died AT MS
residence in Cortlant this morning.
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IAs. NJ IAlLUK q oUN, AHct rs mn II
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
K NJ. CARY, Tom rs
NE JAS. NJ TAYLOR L SON Ancts NH
VIZ "@n'' az. - ~ - 100 :, I.et7' mia
A a ASHLAND HOTEL AND OTHER

IA ASHLAND HOTEL. AND OTHER
VEMYVALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ls.hsS. d PROPERTY, FOR sALE.-By virtue
ol a decree of the Circuit Court of the City
in the suit of Todd ct. al VS.. Robinson and al
the undersigned, Commissioner thereby appoint
ed Tor the purpose, will sell az PUBLIC auction,
April next IF fair if rot the next fair day, be-
ginning at II o'clock A. M, and continuing from
day to day until the sale is completed, all the pro-
perry, Zeal and personal, belonging to the ASH
LAND HOTEL and MINERAL WELL COMPANY,
in the bill In said cause mentioned as follows:
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By Z. Il &. b. Davenport, Auct'rs.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS, AT AUC-
ID TON .-Ou FRIDAY, 18th March, we will sell,
at 10 o'clock. at our Auction store
200 cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS. all fresh
and desirable Goods.
TERMs.-Cash. /. u. b. DAVENPORT,
mia Auetioneera.
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II o r e L S .

OAR X L r. III o U e..
Tbs addition 10 this Hotel being completed,
with superior accommodations Tor Ladies' ana
GentleInen, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
The house is complete In all its appointments,
and it is the intention of the proprieors TO make
it worthy the patronage OF the trsvenng publc.
fa,s aimGf, JOHN F. MILLS.
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OFFICE OF h. H, MAURY . 90,
RrcHMoxD. Aug. %, fsee.
CLOCKS AND BONDA FOR SALE..-yfR-
- GINA SIX PER CENTS.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD SIX
PER CENTS.
shares Bank Of Commonwealth STOCK.
Shares Farmers Bank STOCK.
Shares bank Of Virginia STOCK. al 80
NOTiCE thai beside The hssS. -.
rssnhNV law, there must be an order from the
1d!utank General. TO authorize the superintendent
Of the State Armory - issue arms. BE- 80
j. u-ts A. v. OlAAoCk.
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c.

THE NCERN OF BAKER. PLEA
/ SAINTS 4 FRAYSER, was, by mutual consent
dis 4olved on the LIST day of January last. by the
withdrawal of DAVID BAKER, Jr. Either part
ner will use the name OF the firm in liquidation
only. D BAkEk, Jh,
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CHERTFF'S SALEOF OAK PLANK.-W
80 O''' - JNO. w. WRIGHT, D. 8.
YoMMIssIONEK's SALE OF A yALUA::

(tOMMfSSkONEh'S SALE Of "A Al -
PUMP, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO.--As
Commissioner. acting under d decree OF the Cir
cult Ceurt of the county of Henrico, entered on
the Sd day Of November, $780, in the suit OF puval
4 ais, rs. Duval Il ais. shall, on the 18TH DAY
the premises, sell public auction, TO the highest
bidder a VALUABLE FARM, now ia the occu-
pancy Of T. c. Leake, Esq containing 500 acres,
more or less. ad Joining the lands Of William Nc
Gruder, COttrell, and others, about ~ miles ives!
Of Richmond near Short Pump, in the county OF
Heurtco. About 100 acres of the land il cleared
and in a good state Of cultivation the balance Il
In W God and timber. The place has on II a good
FRAMED DIV ELLlNG, with I'VE rooms, aud all
necessary out-houses, in good order. Also, a
good peach and apple orchard. The soil is well
adapted TO the growth Of the usual crops
TERMS third will be required In cash,
and the balance in two equal instalmeDts, paya-
Bile spectvey in II and Is months, with interest
bonds for the deferred payments, and the title TO
be retained until the further order OF the Court
70 26-2&w3w JOHN II. HOLMAN, Conr.
TpKUNT EE'S SALE OF LAND AND
L SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNTY -ln pur-
suance Of the provisions of 4 deed OF trust, ex
ecuted to the undersigned by Benjamin T. Dos
well, dated January 10th, lsol, aud duly record
ed in Hanover county, shall sell AT public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for CASH, at New Mar
ket in the county of Hanover, on III kSDAf, the
9Th day of APRIL, 1891 all the interest OF The said
Benjamin T. boswell in the tract Of land called
well now resides, containing about hve hundred
and thirty seven acres; ami also, IN thirteet
SLAVES, now held for life by Mrs. Lilly All
boswell. The interest of the said Benjamin l
boswell in the land Is a present vested Zee IL
one-third thereof, aud vested remainder IN fe'
u one half Of another third. His Interest in I'M
slaves j. A vested renal uder in fee, in one half.
Iah 7-T&Ftds G. q. GRIsWoLD. Trustee.
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CITF sCAVENG Err

4
The undersigned Is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets, Siuks and Ont Houses in the short
est notice. in a manner which Will not be offensive
to the premises on which he may work. Also,
lime them. His wagons are so constructed as to
be water and alright. His boxes can he found
~ DrvAL & NoRToSs, corner llth and Main sts.,
and JOHNSTON MILLsPAU6u's, on Main, between
18th nd 18th streets All orders LETT at the above
places, will be promptly attended to-,
fe Its X. ii. ALLEN.
NOTlCE.-Ail persons indebted TO the estate
N Of John o. Taylor, deed, will make pay
me- mt 10 nay attorneys, FgSpALL 0Rfgfis and o. =.
TAYLOR, who are authorized by me to settle all
claims due the estate and those having claims
against the estate will present them properly aa-
thentieated, to my attorneys for settlement.
TREMANDA r. TAYLOR,
fe Ats Admr'x OF John O. Taylor, deed.
NUTICE.. -cap,ains OF Volunteer Companies
IN throughout the State are respectfully Informed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose Of obtaining Advertisements, &C., have
made contracts for these items, and fast they
are delivered at this post they are issued imms-
diatsly, according to pSi9rly q date Of orders
CHARLES DlMMoCk. a
ia io-ta Cart. Sap. Armary, Richmond. Va.
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BIZ Richard Cauthorn, Aucfr.

On FRIDAY, 18th lust, at 10 O'Clock, at NY
" store, will sell at auction, Coffee, Sugar, To-
bacco, Cigars. Whiskey. Apple Brandy, imitation
French Brandy. Herrings, Bacon shoulders. sides,
Hams and Joies, Candles, Soap. Molasses, nc.
NH u X. AUTHORN, Auct.
DAMAGED SALT, HERRINGS AND MoLAssEs,
AT AUCTION.-wiil be added to my sale THIS
MORNING., so sacks Damaged Salt, 30 bbis. new
Herrings, and 10 bbls. N. .. Molasses.
NH Is r. CAUTHORN, Auet.
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WOOD, COAL, &c.

WOOD, COA1, 0Cs
~ CORDS DRY OAK WOO Don the
All 800 Far "a Ie by 4. S. LEE,
~ ~ On the Dock.
ihA 'e9
ITOTICE,-The 81 bscriber has taken the Brick
N Lumber House north side OF the Basin, be-
twsen 9th and 10th streets; Will Keep LOT sale
Rated OATS. HAY, OAK and PINE WOOD
Also, ANTlIRACITE coal, Sc, All Of which, to
ppriees' Mr.. RICHARD REINS, we'll known to the
Citizens of Richmond, will attend 10 saies' &C.
All FREIGHT between Richmond and Maiden
Aavantnre Dam will be received and shipped by
fine of Boats (mh 5-st#l sYLV P.CoCkE.
w 90 DIV o 0 D.
CONSTANT 'uPf'' OAK and PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price yrp
fa 2l-ts = - 80 -
@730E The prices OF CARBON HILL COKE
I J will be until further notice, as foliows:
hmm Coke. DIV PCT loeu.
Stove Coke, .,..s.'.s'''''.'..S'
HAIL Coke. .S.so
4. 1a,s JOHN J. WEKTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE W0OD-seasonsd and under
u shelter, for sale at Coke Yards .u,.
dc ls-ts JNo'' "HnAn' Hb
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EYCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLA Il d
II, HOU Sc.


RICHMOND, JANUARY larHW1su
The propristors of this well know md popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks TO their frieuas and the pubile generaiiy,
for the liberal patronage they have at ali times
bssn Ia yored with and II affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
thorough reno waiting Of the entire establishment,
M es Il one of lhe most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels flor permanent boarders, as well as tran
sient Company that can be enjoyed anywhere in
The connfry ut is due % the liberaiity OF the
Stock holder Of the EXCHANGE to say that every
thing has bseu done which could add to it's value
and increase the comfort ana convenience OF rs
Among fhs importan Mt changes and Improvements
in ths BALLARD HOUSE, they have added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
is now open for the patronage of the PUBLIC: In
room 6as been provided for the ladies OF the Ho-
tai with private entrance from the parior hoor
of the Ballard House
In y,ew OF the large expenditures, and renewed
aasrey and strict attention on their part, they
Snna 10 merit a continuance Of that patronage so
ionk eIJ.' John p TEOs &. BALLARD.
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The IsAraUKAL.--The New Orleans Delta
happily applies an old couplet as & condensa.
ton of Old Abe's Inaugural
q" He can, but h,

a. He can. but he can't;
he will, but lie wont,
He'll be CANNED ii he does,
And he'll be damned if he don't"
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; POTSWOOD HOUSE,

RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, ut the conner Of MAIN and sth
streets, Just finished and elegantly furnished. 10
now open ior me acc mum IN ~. ., civ sna
s6ort will be made to please the pat.ons Of the
House. M
Raw lata Of the Everett HouR, NsTyNSunw
no sly JVo6fo q, NA' -
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Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS as heretofore, and with
seven years, experience IN thus market aoa fe'cfe
'"'s' A'f sAM'L D. HICKS.
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BY Alexander Mott. Aucs'r

MIGHT SALES.-wlI DC sold, at auction,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment of Watches,
Jewelry Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at oeik p. N &.
ia 2s--ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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leatness In which they are arranged
JAS. Nj. con WAY, South Side House,
NH e-lwk Byrd st bet. 9Th and lWih.

CFs FOR kENI-DESiKABLE IN ELLiNt-
MHa HOusE-FuR RENT A very desirable
three story brick HOUSE. VITA
kitchen, cellars, bydrant, gas, &c on Frankiii
street ono door west 2Ulh street Is for rent,
u private reside nee only, upon moderate termsp
a punetual tenant. The premises are now under
going a complete repair. Possession in few
days Apply 10 ALFRED INLOES,
fot u n and TIN -ts
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E:% ON FRANKLIN, BETWEEN 3kD AND 4TH
A-A STRkETS.-The large and valuable BRlCk
DWELLING located as above containing 10 rooms.
closets and gas, with the necessary aecommoda-
ton for servants, stable &c. For terms, apply ~
NH Its WI MOTT, at Juo Re2uapii's.
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~, FOR RENT.-rbs large and desirable
E:a BRICK DWELLING. with handsome Flower
1A and Vegetable Garden attached, on the cor
ner of sth and Canal streets. kent modsrate.-
Apply TO REDWOOD hhACh,
NH "a Main street.
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SELLING our Ar A slCRIFICE,-

r. Iptenuing 10 change nay place OF bu-iness, I
-1~ will dispose of my STOCK very Tow for
cash or will rent one both OF the wen arranged
granite front HOUSES occupied by me, and will
Sell all, or such part Of the STOCK and FIX
TURhS as those who rent may want. As II H. sci
dom that such an opportunity Is offered. wouit
call the attention of he public to the perfect ordSr
of the buildings. rs well as the conveDiences AMI
ueatness In W hich they are arranged
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THE CONCERN OF HICKS 4 ANDEf-
Of DR. PETER II ANDERSON, and the name Of the
firm will only be used in liquidation OF me late
business. SAM L. y hiChS,
March IL, 1881. L. AApEkSoN.
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Richmond, March 18th, 1881.

Co.Partnership.-JNO. II. PLEASANTS and
LEWIS H. FRAfSER will continue the MANU-
FACTURE OF TOBACCO, under the firm of r Lea
SAINTS y FRAYSER, at the Factory formerly oc-
JNO. II. PLEASANTS,
l., II, FRAYSER.
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d. FOR RENT. --iutendlng 10 discontinue
Es;a hous ekee ping. the subscriber offers for rent
A her very desirable three story DIV ELLlNd,
on Leigh street three doors from 9Th Ii has all thu
modern i'm PROVEN ents, and every convene nee and
accommodation necessary for large family
NH lI-stk SARAH F.. SHELTON.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

AyM HAY WOOD" FOR SALE OR
SFTS LEASE.-That beautiful CnTfAGE FARM.
-AE.> u miles from the city, containing "a acres.
is for sale or lease If not disposed of privately
before the 18th inst II will be sold on that day
at p ii. The land adloins the lands Of Garland
Haues, Fendall riffn, aud others.
TERMs.-one third cash; for the credit pay
ments, one and two years.
For further particulars, inquire the premises.
NH E-4tA ISAAC l.. CARY.
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90 FOR KENF-Two new FRAMED GUf-
S::; TAGEs, in sidney, opposite Mrs, Pitchers.
~ containing FIVE rooms each, besides khchen.
nd coal aud W God houses, and excellent well OF
water in the yard. Kent $500 each, per sunam.
Possession given INN edaiely. Apply TO
). X. PHILLIPS, at Sherifs Otice.
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&c. FOR RENT OR sALE-rhe vaiuab .
k::a BRICK RESIDENCE, fvrmerly occupied VI
A--A Richard Mct}rudsr, situated on 9th ST., b.
tw cen Clay aud Leigh sts- Apply At Office Of the
Insurance Company OF the state OF virgin. :,
ander the American Hotel fe TT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-28

Taking into account the fact that much lar.
ger proportion Of low-priced cotton goods is Inn
ported than of the finer qualities, we are brought
70 the conclusion that the new tariff will nearly
double the present duty on cottons. IL will bear
most severely upon the poorer classes, who wear
the cheap fabrics. On two-thirda Of the cotton
goods ct present imported the duty will be al
most entirely prohlbitory. Mr.. Adams, when
he goes to England and Mr.. Dayton, In pre-
senting himself at the French Court, will ap-
pear as therepresentatives of country which
has just closed its ports to an important branch
Of their commerce. This may make their re,
ception alittle cooler than 1t would otherwise
be- ',gdus tsoa 84 aei sd, slifado ts
lAthome our importers will do well to study
the table We have here given, and see what the
goods which they are disposed to order will be
likely TO cost them ~ " Eosning Post. sli
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No More Territorie. to bs Organized

There remains now not one font of rnoros n.
lied territory in the republio. The orgsnirst,o,
during the lsst session Of Conuress of tba ,h,s,
new Territories. 10 Wit, Coloredo. Nevada an,
Dacotah. has vined ont ali the nporganizad for
,;.o,v ~ ss at,as.d o~s ~ sef
The whole nnmher If Tsrritores I'M in tbs fIpi,el
States is seven. Herewith we give an extrac
sho wing the exact boundariee. 10. of the nevIy
created Territories. NY y '71 ~ :
The ;,s. Of ,bsae Tsr,;to,;oo co,oo,,. do :,
cludes narts OF Kansas. Nehrsska ana Ess,a.r ~
Utah. Its bnundariea ,un aa follows. Reo;n-
ming at the noint where the 1924 deorea of 1ss,
lopeituds from Greenwich crosses The tbirtv-
seventh parallel of north la,itude. thence nor,b
along the said 1924 paralleI N where it ;nter-
sects the 47th degree of north latitude. and
thence west along ssid line IN Tho IO0th aeo,oo
of west longitude. thence soutb along said Iine
10 the 37b dee rae of moth Iatitode' iIencs eaot
along the 37t6 deurae of north Istitnde 70 ,he
place of beeinpipe. = - =, 'A''
The TERRITORY contains about lOO 0D(, sonare
miles, and at ibis time ponnlation of aons
25. 900 persons The Rocky monntaina divide
the Territory into two parts. westward from
them flowing large number of rivera. tr;huta.
ry to the Colorado. and eastward others. eanall,
numerous and large, tributary to the Arkansas
and South Fork Platte rivers IL includes tbe
famous mining region, Pike's Peak rich in oold
and other metals. cut off hv deserts from ths
more fertile Western States. bnt detained 10 hs
the home of advancing civilization. and IN Give
up its treasures at the summona of enliohtened
toll
Nevada is taken from Western Utah and
California, Its boundariea arc no foIlo~a. r.
ginning at the noint of intersec,ion of ,ba 1Sd
degree of north latitude with ths afItb deorse
Of longitude west from Wasbino.on. tbsncs
running south on the line of The iI6sb deores
of west longitude until II intersects tha nor,Sarn
boundary Of the TERRITORY Of New Mexico.
thence due west to the al vidinp ridge narat;ng
the waters of Car.on VALLEY from tbpsa tha,
fow into the Pacific: thence on this div;Sino
ridge nortbwardly 10 the 4Ist dasrae of nor,S
latitude; thence due north to tbe sontbern
boundary line of the State Of O,saon. thanoa
due east TO the nlace of bssinn,ns IT. ~ no.
tion Of the TERRITORY within The 9reaant ,;p;to p
of the State of California ia not ta he n oIudeS
within Nevada until the state of .,torn;s shsil
assent to the same bv an act ir,evocshia v;.h
out the consent of The TJnited s,stss "'
The TERRITORY includes tbs Iove,v c,,ooo
Valley. the memory of wbosa hesniv i;nasrs
with the traveller IN b;s ionrnsv ,b,oneh sr;S
plains and over rnaged %onnts;n. aud nbnso ~
wondrous fertility. eSen nnder ,be rmSest cn,'
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The New Commercial Prohibitions.


We wonder not that foreign journals should
express disappointment and vexalion at the pas.
sage Of the Morrill, Tariff by our Congress -
While all the other nations Of the world are
loosening the fetters Of trade and establishing
kind relations among themselves, cemented BY
the common interests arising Out. of q mutually
advantageous intercourse, we are taking mea-
sures to close the avenues to such an inter-
course, and are drawing back our hands from
the friendly grasp which is offered US. We are
not surprised that the sympathy which civilized
Europe naturally feels for the free Statesof our
Union in their dispute with the South, should
be somewhat diminished by this churlish folly
of the North. 1suuli .8 I'D 5snN "
What e leap this tariff takes towards absolute
prohibition may be judged at from the following
table, which shows how enormously the duties
have been increased in q single branch of our
mportations--ihose, namely, of cotton cloths.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of DUTIES oscorroN GOODS, BOTH
slxA,nrp AND DYED Under THs PRKKT AND NEW TARIfFs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-28

--0f all the annoying men in the world, de-
liver us from the man who thinks himself more
righteous than his neighbors-~who imagine
that his way 10 Heaven is the only true way
and that those who won't believe in him dis
believe In God. q ie'ilal aad n0,at1osib glssal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-28

State rights, any more than he did. He beeyed the
President had AZ kind and pacific intentions towards
those States as any President we ever had"
Is this defeat or victory "Hurra for Doug
las I" ~