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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
5washingtea County.

| The Gne Onion, Democracy Of WasldBgion
county have placed in nomination the following
excellent ticket, which We hope the people will
elect. We are informed that it-wsseue-of the
largest and most epibuaiastic convahtions ever
held in the county W
Reuesen tive, Harvey Holland, Of Ludlow ;
A uditor. A. w. Mccormick, Of Marietta /;
Treasurey. Hsfley Latin, Of Barlow Recorder,
Jacob Meagel, Of Marietta Commissioner,
Tbomas BrsckiDridge, Of Barlow; Surveyor,
charlsa Meegan, Of Belpre Indrmary Direc.
tor, johnson Bean, Of Marietta. Il l7qs ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
sCOTNTY 'CoriSIIssIoNER .

csEDIToR ONO eTATrsMIH-please announce the name
Of JoHN Snyder, Of Pleasant township, as candidate
for reelection to the once Of County Comnssioner,
subject to the decision Of the Union Democratic County
copyentlonss i.ai'syrq g MANY DEhouhATs'
EDITor ONO srATrsMAs-you will please announce
the name Of D. O. gARBrR, OF Haailton township, as
candidate for County Commissioner subject TO the %.
slsion Of the Union Democratic County Convention,
and oblire 10 81, "a .asf.ss7 MANY DEMOCRATS /
,Bm,r. = 3.lI - Na5H---- Ut ~ *
EDITOR ONO sTATzsnAs--Pieue announce the name
of W. W. KnE, Of Madison township, Is candidate for
County ocmminionef, subject 10 the decision Of The
Union DeAocfatIc County Convention, and oblige,
aua9l ... - ~ ..- -k "a g.. MANY DEMOORATs.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS,



L EplroR ONO SrArrsmlH--p Please announce the name
Of Brn,As L, Rr A. candidate for Eeelsc.ion 70 ihs
State eg.aure, subject 70 the decision Of the Democra
cyof Franklip county. va s1 lily.
EAI l5iI1ga MANY DEhoohAFS'
EDIroR ONO srArunAH-=Plsass announce the name
Of 3. W. Anbasws as q candidate for Representative
,shjses 10 lhe dscidon " the piop Democratic County
copvcntion, and oblige vDa tiiiii
|fTITIT0 (lIi 9 MANY DnMocRArs.
EDITOR sTAvEsMAH-Please announce the name Of
J.w, DuRAsr, Of Westsryills candidate for Rep
resentatve IN the egalapre, snbectto the decision Of
the Franklin county DeniocratIc Convention. sAr.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
"FpmiroR ONO srArEsMAN-Please announce the name
of ono; y. oSvrnsr a. candidate for Representative,
subject 70 the decision Of the Union Democratic Con-
yentlon, and oblige, tipsA ,,.uv npModp Ara
|s,sz saS v,a-saA NNst I"
EprroR ONO srATEaMAN--Please announce the name
Of JON, EDWARDS, Of Madison township, o. candi'
date for Representave subject 10 the decision Of the
Union Democratic Convention Of franklin County, and
obige - HOST OF pEMoohAts' 4
sipiroH srxrfsxlA- Please snnounee In your paper
that many voters In this city and In Franklin county,
desire to have 0rro DRmrL, Esq for their next Repre-
sentative. Mr. preusi is just the mun for ne place.
= Eaupa6'ua dIia'c oiispp MANY DEM0cBATs.
EDITOR Ono STATESMAN: Sir-Please announce the
name Of A. GtHipss OF Jackson township, as candl
date for Representative subject the decision Of the
Union Democratic nominatns convention, and oblige,
- .',S S'',fa ,,o,1s - s "A HOST OF DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Nebraska Taxes..

Congress at the late extra session levied {
tax Of $l9 1921 upon the real estate of the Ter
ritory OF Nebraska. This Is In addition to thu
excise tax upon distilled and fermented liqnors
the tax on carriages and watches. and the In
come tax of three per cent. on the excess OF al
incomes, proAts or salaries above $500 per an
hnm.' s.'' p s.5i .2
We observe that the people OF Nebraska are
complaining good deal about these levies
pronouncing them unfair, unjust and unconsti
tutonal The Territory is practically without
representation II has, TO be sure, Delegate
in Congress; but he has no vote, and 10 only en-
titled TO hearing on the business concerning
the Territory. III ao'
The proposed taxation will undoubtedly come
hard upon the people Of Nebraska, now strug
Cling under heavy burden Of county and Ter
ritorfal assessments. Land owners are still de-
liuquent upon the real estate and personal leviea
Of the past two or three years., Last season
the crops were nearly or quite o failure, and
this year, when the hafvesIs have been abnn.
dant, the farmers find no market for their pro
ducts. We see that in some parte Of the Terri
tory the people, having no money or currency,
are compelled to resort to q system Of ex
changes 10 order TO subsist. Thus the Nebras-
ka City Neus tells US that in Nemaha county
the merchants sell pound OF coffee for Q
bushel of wheat, and we have no doubt that
other commodities are exchanged in the same
primitive manner. II itwere possible for Con-
gress to haze Disseminated IN its plans for rails
! ing means to carry on the war, the poverty
| stricken condition Of Nebraska Territory nigh
well have deserved consideration at the handI
of that body. - 81. Lopis Republican.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
John Rrough.

The Cincinnati Commercial announces that
Mr.. BEovsH declines being candidate for Gov
esnor. sa'f
What wiIIths Mscis.cbesk Press do nov. (. as
Mr. BsouoH was the only Democrat in Ohio, In
whose patriotism and loyalty 4 would trust aH
Governor Of the ssate7 sasas ,ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

The destruction of newspaper offices by mobs,
of which several instances have occurred within
the last few days, 10 most earnestly reprobated
BY every friend Of good order and regular gov
eminent. These offcious and unressoning mobs
are disgrace to all who participate in them or
abet them, and to the communities where they
occur IN. Y. World
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Your obedient servant,
A. Mod. MoCOOR

We had hoped that Col, McCook would get
an appointment a. a -BrigAdier General, but Il
seems not. Volunteers who desire to enlist,
will have the assurance that under MoCooK
their lives win not be thrown away through IN.
or carelessness. A good Colonel
10 On excellent life-preserver
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
harrison o. county Nominations.

The true Union Democracy Of Harrison coun;
ty have nominated the following ticket; y,
Representative, Samuel Foreman; Treasurer,
Thomas Ricbey; Sheriff, M, g.. Slemmonsi
Commissioner, Samuel Mack; Prosecuting At
torney, P. Donahue; Surveyor, A. B. Moorei
Recorder, Josiah Lewis; Coroner, Dr.. r. H
Simmons; Infrmary Director Jacob Laffsrty.
The Republicans of Harrison and COlunbi'
ana counties are performing the celebrated tve
horse act" riding the Abolitiono Republican
pony in the county, and the Republican Union
gelding in the State. They will have Repubb-
can county tickets and "Union" State ticbsts
What q spectaclel Both counties are strong
Abolition. .sss - s.4fa5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
lgPECTAIrORDER N0.7

b Buressps end Assistans Surgeons sOhieIStaie
Volunteers are required 70 settle their Hecounts
With he Surgeon General end account satisfsc'
torily for ali public property that may have come
into their hands, before dfssi9g thsir pINy ftofl
~ psy%s'ssi sySes cf sts cohnsudss cSIsf ~
.ssss1rsfg lar C.P. BUCKINGHAM.
bAyAs I Adjutsnto General Of Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Cara from Col. Mecoo ok.

CAnr coswrn, DArroa, O., Aug. q, 1861.
Editor Dayton Jesraal: l
Ihave been frequently asked the question,
"Are you 70 be tho Colonel Of the First Regi
ment Ohio tolunteers1"i In apewer,yI say that
Am now the Colonel Of the Firss Ohio, and
expect 10 be during the war. My camp is now
ready to receive all companies authorized to be
raised for my regiment. Men uniformed and
equipped as soon ss sworn into service.
fi l,e Respectfully, ggl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

The firm Of Davis & Cuppy has been doing AZ
extensive banking andireal estate business IL
DAYTON. The business was principally man
aged By Dasise mr Cuppy has figured 10 poll
tics. aud was q member Of che late Legislature
suoday night Mr. Davis disappeafed mysteri-
oasls, aod has not since been heard Of IL is
understood that bis absence Feprcdents lons to
the community Of about t10O 0O0--and there is
q 1fos1 deal of fxcitcheut u fnansial circles.--
C5mnueiai. rA-fT !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
FUEL FOR the STATE,

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- oElTED at the ohiee Of the Secretary Of State
unth % 10 ~ 7rf %
Monday, the Cd day OF September next, at IL
c @ te o'clock NJ,
for furnishing the State Of Ohio with Fuel as follows
10000 Bushels Of Coke, to weishnOt less than Il
pounds 10 the bushel. -.,,....Ns,
10000 Bushels Coal to be Of the hest qnaiity-equa
ct least to the lower vein Of Hooking Coal and free
from slate, ssck and dirt 95f
so Cords or Wood the same to be dry hickory beach
sugar, four feet in length, straight and we'll split
The fuel to be delivered, without charge for such de-
livery, at the State House In Columbus
Proposals 10 be accompanied by samples and to spec
y the kind quality and price OF the fuel proposed 70 be
furnished. $500 I'.
Each contractor will be required to give bonds with
approved security, In double the amount Of the
tract, conditioned for the faithful performances Of bis
contract. - r1iiA
The bids to be made and the contracts to be awarded In
accordance with the terms OF the act entitled rAn act to
provide for the purchase Of Stationery Tuel and other
articles for the General Assembly and State officers"
passed March ii, 1853 Bee swans Rev. Stat $685.
Curw. 2l96.
Bids to be indorsed on the envelopes "Propos,s for
furnishing fuel for the State.n 81, cs7f Ocs
- Rue furnished by the contractor must in all cases
BE- equal in quality to the sample. 11tsr74e ietR %
Tfptdly enforced. -,r ,-.f. D fa.1.as.,i -,
A. P. RUSSELL,
Columbus Ohio, August Q. lsoI--dtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

p The Cincinnati Commercial thinks the
Mac a-cheek PreIs is poverty stricken" in its
view Of political matters. This may be true;
but if so, 1t is no more 80 than its party.
The Commercial says. ''that in our judgments
the Union candidate for Governor Of Ohio this
fall should be loyal Democrat" y q =
How can that be7 The only one the Press
will trust-Mr. BRouoH-declines the honor!
The Commercial no doubt thinks that II the bait
smells Of Republicanism the Democrats wont
bite. ........ IN, ~ ~
| The Press saysi i9 tIuu sti q ~
aft seems to us very much like q confes'
sion that the Republican party has commit
ted some grievous offense that renders IL un
| worthy Of public confidence, or that 10 10 des
titute of the material which the existing con
di.iou Of public affairs demands for that import
ant and responsible position" 2 tiaA,a
This Is undoubtedly the sensible construc
tion. Why not be candid and acknowledge III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
SHERnFF.

RpIroR srATnMAs--piease announce the name Of
Capt. HRAN NJ. Osborn, Of Blendon, township, as Q
candidate for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the
franklin County Democratic Convention, and oblige
aueIg il,sEsf ,sglsHs7 MANYSDEM0oRATs =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

Tks DlioHane u A extract from .
,s,,sr wssssssby as ssv u .. HoIns, psstsf d me
tsirs,t p.puss ohprsh, Brooklyn, n l., 10
shs nnd lfeesssery olneipna o., and spesAs
volumes In iAyor of zt vofd 1snovnsd nedcins, Mas.
VIVA lorrs aoogapp sfhus SoR onupEm Trrrmrsi
','Wssss an sdvsrtsnsnt IN yoaf ooluhbs Of Mas
>s5i ecmt siis q ySr readers thss 90 ! II hum
fzy. 1t,.s ~ J, sso n e q n; a. ..i, z
day, tecepss 10 d Of the best Ard those
isy ina upply.v ccs7;Iyd&v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Rfrrcrg OF IRREauIARITrEs AVOIDED.

EFFECTS OF IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED
Toomuch eating and drinking, new habits and modss
Of IRE. often produce Irregularities ihthe bowels and
general health Of the system, Bat BRAnDREfHs PitLs
will soon cure, The stomach will regain IL strength, and
q healthy action Of Che system will be restored. No
Mrpicrus are equal 10 usefulness TO the ~
BRANDMETH's PILLS,
UNIVERSAL sALvE
q ALLCOUK's. POROUS PLasTERs.
Every man Of the FIRE zoUAvRs had box Of
BRANDRETH's PILLS a box Of UNIVERSAL sALvE,
and an ALLo0oK's POROUS pLAsTRn ,pnt ia their
kuapsack free Of expenic And to this act may be at
tributed the absence Of any Of THIS REdrMEEr from
the hospital. ..gs ,f.r-a-sr 80
EVERY SOLDIER should have n bon Of Brandreth's
Piilsa box Of salve, and piece Of Porous Plaster.
they arc SURE to be useful, often iife-mvipg.
Sold by JONI R.. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, and by
all respectable dealers In medicines. ts.,-SeS
auri7-dlm sii tt3f7 dfvT .ss',A
i na.H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
moFFAT,s LIrn PILLS.

In all eases oosvens, dyspepsia, bilious and livsl
affections, pies, rheunatim, fsvsn and agnes, obsu
nate head achss and All general arrangements q health
these Piib hys invariably proved certain and peed,
remedy single trial will place the Lfe Pills byopt
the reach decomposition In me estimation Of svsfy ps
hsnt,a y +. .,sasfH1i .s'1i = s.'7iot ITtsl
Il Dr. Moasts phanIx Bittsnsil bs tound equally Of
acscIpus IN Al eases of nsons dshi dysPspda head
achs the sickness ineidsis % f.sls N celis health
and every ki6d 81, psAknesa q ue digestive organs
Yor sale 81 III. y. ifofRAz, s7s. nroAavsssE, Z.
md nv s,i Drrshtspa I, psem 3 nay2e.dksiy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE COnaPAsa RoxRn.

w, THE COMRAss HOXHD' f
Bsst, west, North, and South, in every direction
james Pyls's piesstIc saleraus Is fa,tsupefssdns ali
others. Ithasiuote strength; Is pure, wholesome and
harmless. Beware Of adultented lmitationsf Depot
al5 Washington. Street, NeH York. Sold by droosrI
everywhere. p
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07

had held in the Alabama State Convention,
for the reason that he has been appointed
to a position under the Provisional Govern.
ment that will, for few months, require
his entire time and undivided devotion.-
It is said that Mr.. Davis thinks his talents
and his services entitle him to any position
within the gift of the President; and has
rendered him any post that he might select
Mr.. Yancey has chosen to be the head OF
an "Embassy of Tbree"-of which Mr..
Slidell, of Louisiana is another member
to be sent to all the European powers, to
procure our recognition as an independent
people. The Memphis Aualanche very
Justly remarks that the whole South will be
pleased at this "well merrited tribute to a
pure patriot, exalted statesman, eloquent
orator and true hearted man." Mr.. Yancey
has the blood of revolutionary sires in his
veins; and the eloquence of Patrick Hen.
ry fingers upon his lips. We venture the
prediction that this mission will not only
secure its object at every Court to be visit.
ed, but will raise the South one hundred
per cent. in European estimation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
GEN, BEAUREGARD.

Gen. Peter G.. T. Beauregard, distiu-
guished military officer Of Louisiana, lately
appointed Brigadier General of the Con-
federate forces, has been assigned to the
command of the troops, in and near the
harbor of Charleston. The Mercury says
he arrived in Charleston in Sunday morn
ing; and intended to make preliminary
inspection of our defences early on Mon
day. The Courier, speaking of him, says
General Beauregard is favorably known to
many Carolinans, who served with him in Me1i'
co, where he earned his laurels. He was West
Point Cadet of 1884, and begun service in the
Engineers in 1888. His brevet ss Captain was
acquired by gallant conduct at Coutreras and
Churubusco, and in less than a month he earned
the brevet of Major at Chapultepec.
This accomplished and distinguished officer
was also class mate at West Point of Major
Trapier. He has not only acquired fame as
general officer but high reputation as an en-
engineer, and during his service in the United
States Army has gained the conidencel OF the
whole country General Beauregard is in the
44th year Of his age"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY; March 4.-The design
for the Flag Of the Confederate States vas
determined upon, and reported BY the
Committee to day. The report was unani-
mously agreed to BY Congress, aud the
flag is therefore adopted. The flag origi-
mated with the Committee, and. was not
taken from any of the numerous models
referred to them. It's design is as follows {:
Red, white and red 10 the three eq1al
parts horizontally placed 1 The white be-
tween the red, blue union, with seven stars,
in the form of a circle reaching down to the
lower red.
The Flag was formally hoisted upon the
Capitol at four o'clock this afternoon.
Ex Senator Mallory, of Florida, was TO-
night confirmed by Congress, in secret ses-
sion, as Secretary of the Navy. This COM
pletes the Cabinet.
MONTGOMERY, March 5.-The proceed
ing in the Southern Congress were unimport-
ant to-day. They were 10 session nearly
all day and again tonight. Lipcoln's In
augural is generally regarded as virtual
declaration of war.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
Important from Washington,

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Maj. Ander-
SON, up to the 4th inst, has continued to
speak of his condition as safe. He express
es the opinion that reinforcements had bet
ter not be sent to him.
I Drafts drawn by Secretary Dix on the
Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans, to pay
for work upon the custom house, and also
drafts drawn by Postmaster General King
on the same officer for postal service, a.
mounting to between 5000, 900 and $780,.
600, have been returned unpaid:
The resignation of Mr.. Preston, of Ken
lucky, minister to Spain, was this morning
filed in the State Department. % .-,s,
Large numbers Of citizens of Kentucky
and Indiana are here, uging the promotion
of Major Anderson TO the Brigadiership
lately held by Gen. Twiggs. y. -.a-
Capt. Ley, of Virginia, aid TO Gen. Scott,
has resigned. .,r ga..,l D..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
Tribute Of Respect.

CALHOUN HALL, Feb. 22d, 1861.
WHEREAS, In the Providence of an All.
Wise God, Mr.. VIM. MAXWELL MAR.
TIN has been removed from the active
scenes of life, the Calhoun Society of Wof:
ford College, of which he was member,
deems it proper to express the respect in
which she holds the memory Of her decea.
sed son: the second who has fallen. Mr..
Martin, by his active participation and
brilliant talents in debate, has won last
ing reputation. AS Anniversary Orator of
the Alumni Association last year, he dis
coursed eloquently on patriotism, and sub
sequently, at the call of his country, he
put this patriotism into practice by offering
his services to the State; and in perform
ance of his duty at Fort Moultrie, contrac-
ted by exposure the disease of which he
died. His affable and courteous manners
gained for him many friends, who now
mourn his loss. Therefore, be it
Resolued, That the Calhoun Society
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07

HURRYING UP SHIPMENTS FOR THE:
soUTH.--A New York letter, 10 the Phila..
delphia Ledger, dated Tuesday evening"
says:
"The North River wharves, where the
Southern steamers have their berths, exhib-.
it extraordinary animation, to day, in the
shipment of goods, to eli orders for Charles
ton, and Savannah, Mobile and New Or
leans, before the new (Moutgomery) tariff
goes into practical effect, March 4th. The
BienviNe, for New Orleans, on the lst, is
already pretty full, with cargo enough en-
gagged ahead to fill her up. The Aonticet-
10, for Savannah, and the jamestown, for
Norfolk, sailed this afternoon, both heavily
freighted with all sorts Of merchandise, but
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
LATEST NEWS.
Lincoln's Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The Senate
was in secret session one hour and.a-half,
and confirmed W. H. Seward, Of N. York,
Secretary of State; s. P. Chase, of Ohio,
Secretary of the Treasury; s. Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, Secretary of War; s. Wells,
Secretary Of Navy; c. Smith, of Indiana,
Secretary of Iuteriorj NJ. Blair, of Mary
land, P :stmaster. General, and E. Bates, of
Missouri, Attorney General. :. The votes
were unanimous for all excepting Bates and
Blair, four or five votes being cast against
each. Many objected to them because they
we're unwilling that any from slave States
Should 60 into the Cabinet. Large crowds
assembled around tue doors, anxious to h:ar
the result of the Executive session.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07

learns with profound sorrow the death Of
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Martin, and whilst bowing
with humble resignation to this dispense
ton of Providence, we shed a tear over his
early grave. ' -~e "a.-~----.
Resolved, That while not intrudipg upon
the sanctity of domestic grief, We tender
our warmest sympathy to the bereaved fam
lily.
Resol0ed, That page Of our register be
dedicated to his memory. .''' -. .'s..
Resolved, Thata copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Spartauburg Erpress, the
Columbia Carolinian, and the Yorkville
Enquirer.
T. A. LIPSEY, }
Z. K. DARGAN, s
II M CnkRK unTICE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
Gen. Beauregard.

This officer has promptly entered upon
his duties The Charleston Courier of
yesterday says: ..> ,a-4&
"Brigadier- General Beauregard, in COM
pany with his Excellenoy Gov. Pickens,
who was accompanied byseveral Of his Aids,
visited Fort johnson, Cummings Point
Battery, and Morris Island Battery, on
Monday morning. They returned about six
o'clock in the evening. .,;..-,...
"We learn that General Beauregard was
very much struck with the great amount of
work that had been done and the general
progress and strength of the Notifications.
They did not visit Fort Moultrie, but
Gen. Beauregard expressed perfect conf
dence that Fort Sumter could be reduced,
and that it was question only of time.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-07
Important from Louisiana.

BATON ROUGE, February 28.-The Seu-
ate passed bill to-day appropriatiug halfa
million for the defence of the State from
foreign invasion.
, A communication was received in the
House from A. H. Osborn, Of Brooklyn, in
behalf of many citizens, asking the extension
of an invitation from Louisiana to New Jer-
sey and the Southern District of New York
to unite with the Southern Confederacy.-
1t was referred to the Committee on FEEDER
al Relations. .-.,.., .........
A resolution of Mr.. Lindsay to invite
Southern Indiana and Illinois to secede and
join the Southern Coufederacy, requires
that their constitutions be pro-slavery.