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BUSINESS NOTICES.

@- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at lSO and l41 Water street.
Oct. 1I-1m-S6I. AIcoTT B HORTOE.
ELECTRIC BATEs.-Dr. .Gibson's new cleo
trie baths cure general debility, rheums-
lism, neurAlgis, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These bsths equalize the ciFou-
IatiOn and remove almost every disease in
amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick The Plea5anteSt BATH
room in the city for ladiss-a female >Per-
stOr in attendance. Q6ss No. III Ontario
street. jys
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The NORTHERN LIGHT.-This steamer ar
rived at Detroit from Lake Superior ysster-
day morning at IL o'clock, but had not
reached this port at 10 o'clock last night.
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81 The price Of tho MoREEs LuABuE 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cpnta
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHR, 70 News
Dealers, is Oao-fOurth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
PoStsge stamps should send US one and throe
cent instead Of larfor denOminahons.
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C0aI.

IOAL / COALTI COAL IL
~ s0BeS' Coal Ysrd, hiveT street, Roar the lover
LHtPPE "a ANTHRAOITE, sHIrHIHG and
nfhar Uosta, 81 l6W pr.css.
HD-0rders Bidre6s 10 P. 9. Box 1926 will receive
prsmpt sttsnt0n. B. p. JONES.
octl255
v 4. WALLAoE..s. H Q, WALLACE
-GOKEl COKElI OOKEill-W.
~ b. WALLACE 4 Son Manufacturers OF COKE
ron the pure
HAMMOHDsYIGE STRIP VEIN GOAL. =
als0-DsaleTs in ssid Coal for snlthing and Do
aetic Purposts VII ia orders Tor the celebrated
JEFFER5ON FIRE BRICK,
ElRE OLANt (grgund,l
Chimney TOPS,
WATER PIPES,
WI. WALLACE 4 son,
Ham m,-oDnaville. Jefferson Co., o.
sR5 tsln q. q p. Rafroad.)
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EROIAL,
RoordofTr15o

Prouldont-J. b. wEATHERLY.
Vice PrOs't-M. B. sooTT. Troasursr-R. 7. LToH.
DIREcTORa.
n. B. CLARK, A. Quin, =. 8. Davis, B. Browhsu, b.
Harvey, A, }. Bogses, 3. =. Lester.
REPEREEa,
o. y. Lester, }. q. Husaoy, NJ B, Scott,
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MORNING LEADER:
FRTDGY MoRNINs. 0CT. rs issI.
NKw ADYERTIsEMRNTs.

Hsnna, GarretsOn 4 o0-For Lake Superior.
Taylor, Griswola OO--MsurninE Goods.
Isaac A. Isaaoi -Ihs Fair Insz.
Julia a. WoOdord-LeEAi Notea.
Box E5l-Wanted Immedlatsly.
Geo. q. WTmaa-hastor COmmisalonOrs ssle.
BRYANT, Folsom. ssrattoH FELTON, -COnmorcia
Coutqs.
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A MISTAKEN NOTIoE.-There are many
among our volunteers in camp who have
conceived the strange and somewhat ridicu-
lous idea that they are not responsible to the
civil authorities for their misdemeanors
committed against citizens. No more fool
ish impression could possess them. No sOl-
der isrelieved frors the full aotion of the
law by virtue Of his being a soldier, and
Whatever leniency is shown him is to be re-
garded as an act Of courtesy prompted by
the good feeling which is felt toward our
volunteer soidiery, and a desire TO prOmots
as much isis compatible with the public
welfare, whatever may be conducive to their
enjoyment, knowing the sacrifice they are
prepared to make for the cause in which
the interests of all are concerned. Theirs
are many aunOyances suffered daily by our
citizens, and csmplaints are numerous. We
hope the volunteers will consider their duty
in this meter, and in failure do what they
can to avoid the necessity for complaints
Rgainst them.
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VEssELs PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De.
t.oit on the I'd:
Bound Up-Propelers California, Queen Of the
Lakes; schoOners Fred bill, W = stephens, Ethan
Alien, ATct C. New Lsbond.
BOHnd D0igH-PTopelers MayhOWer, Sun, FOun-
tain CiIy, Mohawk, Antelope, Buckeye; blrks City
OF n flwAukce Levi RaWaou schoOnsrs Oliver Gull
yer, Rush, Titan, II. U. WinslOW, Mary B hale,
stgegpstakes, s, n Kimball, o.
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M A R N E
PoRT OF CLEVELAND.

EETERED-Oct. "a.
stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Stmr. City OF Cleveland, Ryder, Ontonagon.
Brig christian, - Prescott.
Schr. Hubbard, Hartn an, ToiCdo.
Schr. Elva, Dawer, Detroit.
Schr. Mercer, Brown, Buffalo.
Schr. Belle sheridan, Davis, Oswego.
scow J. B Chaplin, Miner, Toleto.
ScOw PendleICh, Duncan. Buffalo.
ScOw Il. Hays, kiheld, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Stmr. thy OF Cleveland, Ryder, Wyandotte.
Prop Detroit, Pratt, DunEirk.
Schr. Nero r, Brown, BufialO
Sc0W Pendleton, Duncan, Buffalo.
scOw Rowena, Moore, bay City.
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NOMINATED.

BosToE, Oct "a.
The Republican Convention nominated
Samuel Hooper for Congress, to day, in
place of Appleton, resigned.
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PzEPARED By
DIR. J. @. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.

PrIcs, 81 per Rottls; Sc Bottlea for

FIldi q VlI llOsIIsi lIA IlslIII7a I0E .
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
hes won for itBolf such renoWn for the cure
sysry variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tla
Z g entirely unnecessary oT 70 recOuIt the sTis
dsnco Of Is virtues, Wherever L has been employed
As u has long been in constant throughout this
section, need not do more than assure the people
- quality ia kent 20 70 the bsst h ever has BEEN and
that Il may be relied to DO for their relief al Il
haa evar been found to do.
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FoR LAKE sUPERIoE.-steamer Iron City,
Capt. J. E. Turner, leaves Cleveland for
Lake Superior on Friday next, October
25th, at o'clock 2. NJ, from Hussey Z Nc
Brides dock. R368.
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BEHISD TINE.-The Cleveland, Columbus
and eincinnati train, due here at 1886 yes
terdsy afserNOOn, did not get in till about
ten minutes past 4. The dOtsption was
caused BY the great number of freight trainS
occupying the track, the freighting busi-
ness Of the road being very large.
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ADTAEoE OF FEEIeHTs on TIE NEw YoRK
cESTRAL.-With this week the EsH York
Central Railroad Company made large ad-
vance in f-eigbts on -four, and a small ad-
vance is also asked By canal. The freights
on the railroad are now almost probibitory,
which We presume was designed, as the
west is overstOcked with stuff which the
railroads have not the capacity to handle.
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MEdtetnes.
NEW REMEDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
saperceding Qubebs, COzaiba, OavsuIss, or any
eomPonne that has eVar been before the pubno. II
ONE HUNDRED PHYsIOIANs,
In thstr private practice Eith eatiTe success IN q
calas,
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Tor diseases 1f private disoass; Cure e fsqnsut
y performed IN q week, aud sDtire conidenca may
De placed IN them. This reIn6dy Is newly diso0V
loets than Cubseg or Copaibs alone. The Pills an
hall the El5e Of Capsules, ana never uaussato th,
in Box. ~
~ Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above Will be sent By m4ii, on rsssipt of %
soid iv -uH ETaKu --rss-- ra--.i--4
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that cAS
NOT Be BROKEN BE TIE HEAT, can be found at
". ?. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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S0LDIER'8 READING.-THF
~ Gentlemen ard Ladies OF the Y. n O A and
a1les christian Union, srs invited to M ct Us af
Iuesday evening, to make up packsFes Of books sud
papers ior the SOldieIs 1hsre is q great demand
for distribution.
TIE ARMY COM, ,Y.M.C.A.
GOM 3 CHOICE PIECES OF
~ DRIED BEEF. Also Sugar Cured Hams and
Shoulders. It I7u Superior Street
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GOEE 70 CAWP.-MajOr Seymour Race, Of
Col. Barnett's Artillery regiment, left for
Camp DennisOn yesterday morning. Day
before Yesterday he was presented with &
handsome sword and sash by numerous
friends, and yesterday received from the
prOPrietOrs of the Herald, with which estab-
liEhment he has been for many years con-
nected, complete uniform.
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AarieaItnraI.

NEW HONEY-WE HAVE
lust received . very nice lot Of this years
uoneg, IN boxes Of from ak % twenty POUNDS
5ssiqht Yer aalA bV q. FAIR keoN.
DUBLIN MUSTARD-WE
have received on Consignment 9 very nice Ar
fiele Of Mustard, manufactured in Dublin, Ireland
we caR recommend 10 as being drgt-rste articls-
''i ''i' " wv = - ]. sTAIB Z son.
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POsTPoHED.-Th The trial Of Justice Foljambe
for marrying the colOred man West to a
white woman, has been postponed to satur-
day.
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glWmbtng.
p P. BOWER,

PLCRBER IND Gas FILTER
No. lO2 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Ia L,
Manufactured and keeps constantly on hand all kI d.
Of Plumberg' and Gas Filters materials such q
Hydranta, Bath-Tu Watsr-l loasts, Wash-stands,
Bath BOiierB, Lead, Galvanized and Iron Pipe,
Sheet Lead, Dragq and Iron Lift and Force Pumps
bEass and Plated Feneetg, and everything neoessiEJ
p IT up Houses, StofBs &c. With water and Eag on
the most approved principles.
~ All work warranted and done FunctuAlly.~
9aEn ioHD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

~ DR.. Russell, I. L. D., mas been invi-
ted to lecture before the Mercantile Library
Association Of Cincinnati.
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80Ataina.

BOARDING HOUSE--TRE
- HOUSE, 10. a Public SQUARE, and b. the
stone Ohurch,-One Of the pleasants5t locstiong n
me oity-haa been thoroughly repaired, and Is nov
oPon Tor Boarders. Families wishing to furnish
thelr own rooms can be accommodated with large
ano conVentent rooms and bedrooms; and Sipqls
hoarGers and Day BoarderB will ind good accompics
oatlons on reasonable terIna Rsfsrenoes given and
required ljal: q W RUERTTT
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SlgRrs.
lRENUH DYE HOUeE.

FRENCH DYE HOUoE,
No. SO SENEoA STREET,
(GeTt dOor to Mrs, PoTter's Millinery Store,)
By............. REDERIOK OYRIAX.
Dyoing and Cleaning IN all It's branches. Please
scalI and examine nni1hed goods in the store.
ueferenceB-HetBra- EettberF Hagsmaun, Tay-
dor, GFisv0ld %, and other Merchants. aag7
3. JACKSON, SILK ANE
81 WOOIBN DYBE, No. III Pearl strsst, Wss
.eld5 OEes 30, 20 Bank street, HarriI' Block, ave
sioora north Of Sc. Clair street.
shawl Of every variety cleaned or dyed. Gents
E7rFaeuta oleaHsd Or CFed without being takor
GEaF4 OGios Opsn from O'Clock A. r. TN p. n
HOME AGAIN.-0.S s. w WILLIA1Is,
Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begr leave
1-6rOunos q his frislfH and the public that be
fe nqnin, and lo0ated nt 63 St. Clair street, Csye-
iTld, b., who're he has dttsd up o DYE HOUSE viii
o. tegt mashincry, REGARDLESS of Jpense, and nais
- hi11sf that 81 strict attention 70 business that
= uH 81 able 20 regain that patronage and support
Ulfch fcE 90 uzuy year, oroWned his endeaVoru.
ElInfgfvlf
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buckeye State" Ci) I43 I42 lao las
"Blsck Bird" (2) l43H l:4I l:4l I;4S1<
On the thirt heat complaints were made
by both drivers, and the Judges decided it
no heat, aud ordered them to start for
fourth heat.
At2 P. NJ, the great Double cam TrOt
came of for a purse of S2OO-best in 8
mile heats. Owing to the accident to Clip
sey" on yesterday, the teams were rear
ranged, and tho following were entered for
the trOt. B. Hiekex, of Burton, entered
"John Hiekox" and "Chas. Hickox." Geo.
Zseley, Massillon, entered "Ike staddon"
and 'Exselsior," VIM. Fee, of Bazetta, en-
tered ''orphan Boy" and "Montreal." Three
fine teams. The Judges in this class were
H. Barrett, Vermont D. G. Goldman, Rs-
VIENNA, and L. W. Crittonden, Franklin.
TIVE.
Tho first heat was taken by Charles Hiek-
OK and John Hickox, in 800. Excelsior
throw a shoe, and cut his foot badly in first
heat, and the team was drawn. The second
heat and race was taken by fame team in
$40.
Between the heats in the Double Team
TrOt, at $3.50 P. M. the Running race, Glass
No. II, came of, for purse of $40, one mile
heat. The entries were "Pleasure Boy"
entered by John sapp, Brimfeld "Boston,"
entered by ]. N. Dickman, Mecca; |" Red
Bird, " entered by John Fee, Mecca. When
the class was called only two horses appear
ed, "Pleasure Boy" and "Boston." The
q Pleasure Boy" broke and ran into tho
woods on the last quarter, and the q Boston"
took the heat and race in 2:l9, " Pleasure |
Boy" only three seconds behind.
With this race the exercises Of the day and
Fair closed, add the Directors have the
thanks of the public for their efforts to make
The Fourth Annual Fair of the Western Re-
serve Horse Breeders Association in every
respect, all that it should bs-and with the
exception Of the weather, it was & success.
The attendance on the last twodays was very
fair. .-
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2apEt 8Anginas.
Nm nm ROLLS WALL PAPEB


100, 600 ROLLS WALL PAPER
War has been declared And Secession > the ordtT
Of the day, and 8 the time for al tidy houfe-
keepers 70 secede from dirty and smoky walls, ane
coarcs on then with rush, new WALL BARAB
) CsbY Improving thsir homes and most Of all,tht
100. 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for salo at NJ Carson & Co., lS3, Superior st., and
80 low that al oGR set thsm.
TIKI COST Is MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French, EnEliah and
American wall papers from 50 % Is bar cont beloN
eevfous prieas and would most re- pactfuIly inVft
an 20 look IN upon our stock before buyinF for n
quality Of goods and tho length Of pieoes, We car
give tbs utmost sati8laotiOu. Our goods cnninq a.
rectlY from the factories, thereby ave one pro
Also large assortment Of Shades Of ever Varis
GOLD BANDS, &C. so,
Also iust oRsaed beautiful lot Of
@ o II N I o j. s.
with Sands, Lo0l &C., 70 match. Gods and Tas-
Bels In endleag eisfy. PAPER Hanging done af
short notiso byaxperienoed Workmsn, and q reason
abs Eatss
AsO, Vs ,sould take nice Iobs Of painting, grain
ing and vanishing 81 fsiE aha ssmangzatige rates
n. B, To Dsalsrs We vould iaTlfs ihsir stts1t,o1
u Aar tarEs stnfh- ~er"
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Att0Enens at @attl.

EEVIb .. aAsa- ILI BIU0l
NAGE 3 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
~ ead Councillors af Law. once log Superior
street. lottosita Merchants Bank,l Cleveland, o.
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
" ATToEEuYs AZ Law. Ofice No. 50 Superior
sessz Sieveland, Ohio. 8. gIbbLLIIAAAS0E, gIbbLLIIAA
lanz =: 9: klDLE:
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Raveuua Horse Fair.

RAvENNA, Oct. "a.
The rain and snow Of last night made the
track heavy, but the sun came out in the
morning, and before noon the track was in
fns condition. At l. P. NJ. class Nc. 2 was
called, colt purse, fastest trOtting mare,
gelding or horse,-not over four years old
half-mile heats, best in three.
ESrRIEs-o. s. Buzzel, Ravenna, sorrell,
"Buckeyo State" P. Beaumont, Hartville,
black mare, "Black Bird, P. shollenberger,
UniontOwn, Bay, 1" Hartwell Horse" F.
Machanier, Cairo, Bay. shOllonbargor and
Maohanier, withdrew horses. buckeye
State" and Black Bird" started fJr the
race.
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RANK NOTR LIar.

cORREOTED By Q. A. BEAD = CO.. AHKERs.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
II Solvent Banks. parlAu Solvent Banks -
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@iIIiuerg.

M ILLINBRY GOODS NEW
lyl Arrival.
MRS. W. 8. POTTER q seneca street,
u In receipt Of 3 new and ohoico stock Of
MI L L HERY Goods.
Comprising
New Style hhirred Hats, alOWefg, HibbOng, Nov.
ing Goods, Collars, Veil 6c. Also,
NEW STYLE HATS FOB CHILDkEH.
Besides great variety Of seasonable and fashion.
able goods not Grated. Ladies are respectfully
invit TO call and examine.
~ Dress makiDy done to ofdsF ia tas very be
ulsHpar maran: R2B
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THESE } USTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are a sure cure for
Sick HaaRAchs,
Dyspepsia,
Foul stomach,
General and Nervous Debility,
Bilious AID Liver Com plants,
CostivBness, Scrotul Gus Hn
mora, feYars, &C., &c.
and ara a safe and reliable Family Medicine. Nor
Of Them used than any other kind.
". Palmer, Benton Bro Others, and Strong Arm
strong Cleveland, Ohio, and b ell Druggists IN IN
country. Also, at Ebf i-sals At al Ontario street
Cleveland. Ohio, b. q. G. NORRIS,
GsnarsI Agent for Ohio, Hiehlgsn and Indiana
fahfsll2sdkW
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PRooEEplNGs OF CONGRESS-.
Crfas A snsn


WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6.--The usual number of compro-
mise memorials were presented.
protest was presented against the Norill Tariff bl
oy merchants, factors, aud insurance agents, Of New
York.
Mr. Pearee, OF Maryland, moved that the Senate ad-
here to its amendments TO the Deficiency bill.
The Presidents message was taken up and NJ. John
son, OF Tennessee resumed his speech Of yesterday,
against the SOUTH during which be said be would rather
be Black Republican than Red Republican.
Tie Senate adjourned.
HOUSE,
The resolutions of the Legislature of Kentucky iavor-
ing the Critenden Propositions we're r, ceved.
The Loan bill was resumed and a Committee Of Con-
ference asked on the Senate's amendments.
Mr.. Colfax. of Indiana introduced b II amending the
Postal laws by authorizing the Postmaster General
nu contracts and withhold mail In the seeding States
which passed-Syes 49, noes &c The reason assigned
by many for voting in The affirmative, Was that in the
present state Of things there protection sganst vo
latOn Of mails
The report of the Committee of Thrtythree aksn
up
Mr.. Harris, Of Va. argued sganst the possibility Of
reconciliation Of the government after its destruction,
and urged the Republicans accept the Ottenden COM
promise.
recess was taken I'LL o'clock
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Z DFCEMBER 4TH. 1860.
SPECIAL SALE
DTPORTANT NOTICE.
80, H,NDERY AND BLANK BOOK MAN
l(VV' UFACrORY.

I(O"'N UFACrORY.
,r,,Du0rsr a CO have attached u their BOOK, STA
~ Nv "a PJa NO FOSTE E-TAPLISbMENr,a
IL 'o'9x BfNDERY AMI BLANK BOOK "ANUfACrORf,
t1vry he workren they p-epSred 1 msnufAe-
a. .g1--'5r manner al kind Of BLANK Boz -, required
20 ts Banks Insurance Offices Factories, Railroad Cou1-
49,. CLERKS ofCoaTts, a.
- STATIONERY.
sr sale the best glh. French and American Station
800 BOOKS oa the Backs located AZ Richmond, Negota-
e. -, pans. Bills Of ExchsnFe and Bill PAPERS deetl
.,,,RF FIRE CT ORDS.-A further supply al this use
N ~ erti-ls jast received and for sale BY -
w 1 W 8 &C. D1NNAN,
Iron Front Building, Govern 81
80, UHDS. CUBA MUSCOYADO MOLASSES,
- ioT '@e ~ wM WALLACE SONS
-, - C4ESrS aae Gunpow Per TIA, select ed from
ne Tf-st mpoaons expressly for sales, aad gua-An-
is e ana hsi chests good and low price Teas, recey
hs ma JOG '' lac. B. DAVENPORT
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A. an evidence thin the people, may be stated that
600 freight ncuiing 100000 bushels OF grain and
q 900 barrels owsrded the line last
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Feb. THE U. S Artillery company
recently dsposscssed at Augusta Ga, have been ele
graphed TO come on to Washington.
TIE S. steamer m chigan" at Erie, is to be put in
commission by the LIST Of March.
The National Conference have adopted resolution not
to communicate their proceedings to outsiders. The
members are socially harmonious, but have not an
preached the discussion of political subjects But little
interest is manifested in their doings.
The hopes OF settlement stronger aud conservative
men more inpatient hut every body is for full and
final settlement
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TIE SOrTHERN CONGRESS.

MONTGOMERY, FEB. The commissioners from North
Carolina pres nted their credentials and rendered
in the Hail. during the Opsn sessions Of the Con
greSs.
Commissioners from Virginia also in the city
This probably refers Judge Robertson who sent
mission of peace to tie seeding States.-Ed.
Wig
Tue committee appointed yesterday in secret session
to report a pan of Provisional Government, stat
through their chairman Mr. Memminger, of S C., that
they would probably be ready to report Thursday.
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TIE SECESSION or TEXAS

NEW ORLEANS Feb 6-The rumored secession Of
Texas is confirmed The ordinance passed the lst Feb
ruary BY vote Of loo ayes to noas-the Governor,
Leg stature, Supreme Court, and Commissioners from
other States being present This ordinance is 20 be
ferred to the people for their ratification the 23d inst
and is TO take effect the 2nd March Gov. Houston
ccgnzes the authority Of the Convention. The popular
sentiment is in favor of union with the Southern Con
fed racy-and If should be formed then of in
dependent Republic of their own.
The news from Flor ds, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana,
&c had created much excitement in Northern Texas.
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Life. Fire and Marine Insurance,

Lie, IRE ana h'Eih'
Richmond Fire Association.
o.,. \, l5S Main (No-theNst o. lith strset)
Richmond. Va.
CHARTERED 2STH MARCH. 1851.
,,fs l ard reliable Institution, with ample Capital and con
III 60. ts,1 carefully vested continues Irsare Slaves,
,,,tl tio~s Nerchand Use % every description. Ousc-
d. Eurofture, and Family Wearing Appstr', Vessels,
Gor-e.s and Fright THE lowest current rates Losses
$50. Id Aad paid with al possible despatch.
AI- DIRECTORS
,-t4 ---ria Robt NJ Burton,
-. r Wo-tam. Francis Barnes,
Jhr CItbo-ne, gchn 1 Sloe't
al.o, Thos A
..--.-4.- G.--st. Geo Gwahmey.
A'AN DAVID oURRIs, Pres't
J'-y 49, 49, 80, deer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those Of
any cher The products sent out during the past year
ceee The wheat crop Of 1890 approaches 50
900 bushels while the corn crop yields not ess than
bushels
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere the Industrious farmer secure such Immediate
. for his Labor a. upon prairie soils they being composed
Of deep rich oam the fertility Of which by any
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filing up with population SCOOPS persons
having added since 1897 making the present population
l,7l9aaO. ratio Of l02 per cent In ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

The STATE debt "a only 40 S9s H. and 'oin he last three
years has been reed t2sJs74G So and may reasonably
sspect ldf in ten years IL uiA become extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORs.

Since 1854 he Company hdee sold 800 900 acres TheysH on
" 10 dctd curato and contract contains an agree
ent 10 currdte The road SHEEN constructed through hee
lands at an expense # 600 In 1850 TIE population Of
ftniae counties through hch passes 'fds only SSo'9s
since tohh 40 9shdre been aided making Tie hoe opud-
ton sl4 SCI, a gain ~ l4S per cent