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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
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We observe in the Northern papers, that the city au-
thorties Of Philadelphia and Cincinnati very active
in preparing Notifications and organizing forces for the
the defence of those cities. What's the meaning Of
such proceedings? We had heard that all Yankee.
doodledom was coming South to spend the winter-vhy
then waste money on works that will be needed
We hope they are not alarmed by the suggestion in
Louisville paper, that Cincinnati and Philadelphia would
max rs.rate winter quarters for Southern soldiers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
DEATH OF A GALLANT OFFICER.

Col +. J. Jones, commander Of the 9Th Alabama Re
elment which calamity distinguished itself aud suf
fered greatly in the Battle of Manassas died at Orange
Court House on Monday Of wounds received at the head
Of his regiment on the bloody sls..
Col Joaes was very popular citizen and distinguish
ed lawyer and was experienced and most gallant Of
hcer He had served in the Mexican war. Probably
the death Of no man could be deeply regretted in
North Alabama than tina: Of this vorte and distinguish
s,i SON. His home was In Huntsville. whittier his re-
Tlains have been carried for intermsnt Enquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Cotton MT the North.

Cotton is in demand in New York at 70 cenis-rather
higher there than at any other place in the world This
would seem to indicate that the Yankees have but little
expectation of carrying their vaunts Of overrunung
the South in GO days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA STEAMER

NUNIuEhN IIIUHI.
NKw YoRs, September S-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived again in safety from Aspiuwal with
treasure from California amounting to $4,000 in geld
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
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FEIDAY MORNING, sspr. Q. 1851,
To CoRRRspoNpsNTa.

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asg stght LaeS are charged advertisements.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
SEN A TOR JOHNSON IN KENTucKY

EEwPoRr Ky, Sept. 2.-Senator johnson, OF Tennes-
SEE addressed an i'm Union meeting yesterday at
this place. Strong Union resolutions adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
LATEST IRON HArTERLs.

PoRrREss MosRoE, Va, Sept. l, 4, P. h.-The George
Peabody, Lieut.. Lowry, UsN., commanding, has just
arrived here from Hatteras Inlet bringing in tow tee
New York brig Henry O. Brooks, loaded by Andrew
Reed of Newberp o., with cargo of urpentne cot
ton and tobacco. She Of the prizes captured
ia the joint naval and army affair there Of Wednesday
and Thursday last Her cargo worth $50 900 in
Newborn and $4,000 In Liverpool whittier she was
about sailing expedition appeared OF the Inlet
The George Peabody brings the gratifying intelligence
Of the safety of the Harriet Lane. At IL A Ia, on
Saturday last orders given TO abandon her, II being
supposed impossible to get her of the shoal which
she had beached late in the action But at P. ~ just
ss the Peabody about sailing she hosted clear Der
Dag was instantly up and her gave three hearty
cheers which were as heartily responded TO by the
crews Of the Pawnee and Monticello and 300 troops in
the fort.
The Pawnee and Monticello lie inside in position so
surely to command with their guns all approaches to
the forts by tie sound.
The story of the Richmond Dispatch that the forts
rendered through want Of ammunition, Is false Among
the articles that then and there fell into hands
full 300 barrels Of powder, and shot and shell sufficient
il fred up that quantity Of powder. In fact,
doubt whether the Coniederates have fort better sup
piled with ammunition than Forts Hatteras and Clark
were.
The steamer Wabash sailed southwark on Friday leay.
ing about the time the Minnesota left for New York with
the Confederate prisoners The secesionss are known
20 have had at least killed and 20 wounded.
Since the departure the steamer Adeaide troops
have been buy engaged in strengthening Forts Clark
aud Hateras. They have mounted the teninch Column
Lad brought down the inlet the day before the attack
The place will doubtless be permanently held by the
Federal troops Il is of immense Importance, and can
readily be neld against ell approaches of the Confede
rates. A new military Department. t is eupposed will
be erected there aid General Butler placed n command
Captain Larneds company OF laird Artillery, returned
on che s.eamor Peabody. They the frss to land
ard with the Naval Brigade completely cut Of the escape
Of the Confedeaes by Land. Lieut.. Loder the fret
man ashore.
The steamer Adelaide is expected tonight from Bal.
,imore, TO proceed forthwith 20 H.tteras Inlet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
Tns MATTnaAs AsVAIss.
OFFICIAL REPORTS, CONGRATULATIONS, &c.
r...rlp,lon of che Bombardmen,.

IsT OF PRISONERS, ARMS, do, CAPTURED
Blythe YANKEES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06


The response of the President to the Kentucky Com
missoners In opiuiou renders civil war inevitable
The President has declared that be will not respect the
neutrality Of the State; he has deliberately determined
that the State whch gave him birth shall be cimoned
with frstricdAl flood Upon Abraham Lincoln WIZ rest
the fearful responsibility CT nauguratng war in hsn-
tucky IL Il now becomes the people Of ksn-
tucky 70 unite as one man. AL parties in the State era
committed TO the doctrine Of neutrality. Let Il DO
maintained Of all hazards.
P,om London Cores ,ndenee Of Boston Journal
THE BRITISH AND THE BLOCKADE.
am perfectly satisfied that the movements CT this
Government are toward breaking che blockade II Louis
NspoJeou consents And in this course II will fad is
SUPPORT In the universal approval Of the people OF the
country who are allowed to have On opinion.
REPORTED DEATH or PRESIDENT DAVIS.
PrLapsrrsrA, SepL s.--fhs New York Herald Of
this norning publishes despatch from Washington an.
pouucipg that intelligence Of the des h Of JET Davis Rad
been recs ised from Richnoud, via Louisville Aso that
ths Confederate Gags were displayed q half mast
IRON ExtNDaIA
AEsxxspsz1, Bspl THO disupion troops arc erect
ing s5riscspoa about nih h&!sv Murray Masous, on
ths hnd Il Law Dining cottage rn, ~ nlss cut On
the Litsls Rx~ ssraYiks Tas sou,hsru pieksn have
- ~ n 4. al. Tr.f<,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
YIRGINIA LRGIsLATURR.

RlCHMoND. ' a. , an l9-
sExAIE.-The consideration Of the report on
federal relations contemplating National Con
ventiOn was resumed
The second resolution in the report was amend
ed by appointing JnO. Tyler, VIM. c. Rives,
John W. BrUckenr0ugh, Geo. W. Somers and
James A SedOn, Commissioners TO Washington,
on the 9Th Of February, to meet the Commission
ers from other States.
The fifth resolution was amended by modifying
Mr.. Crittenden's proposition so as 10 give addi-
tional protection and security 10 slave property.
The sixth resolution was amended by appoint
ing J. Tylera Commissioner 10 wait on the Presi-
dent Of the United States and Judge n. Robert
son, a Commissioner to South Carolina and the
other seeding States to request them 10 abstain
from all hostile acts during the pendency Of pro
ceedings.
The report was then passed ayes 40, nays g.
MI Bruce offered the following resolution
Resolved, That if all efforts 10 reconcile the diff
fereBces between the two sections of the country
shall prove abOrtive, then every consideration Of
honor and integrity demands that Virginia shall
unite her destinies with her sister slGye-h0iding
StatCs.
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Stewart offered as basis Of adjustment
measure contemplating the withdrawal of the
trust with regard 10 the Territories in the hands
Of Congress, and providing for an equitable par
tition Of the Territories between the slave-hold-
ing and non slave holding States by an amend-
ment of the Constitution also providing that the
States created out of the territory north Of36 degs
30 minutes shall be admitted with or without
slavery as their constitution may Ordain. Or
dered to be printed
HOUsE.-The House concurred in the amend
meuts to the Senate report OF the Committee on
Federal Relations, above given.
Mr.. SedOn then offered the following
Resolved, That the interests OF Virginia are
those other Southern sisters, and no recOnstTuc
ton Of the Union can be permanent which viii
not secure to each section self protecting p0ve'
againstany invasion Of tie Federal Union upo.
the reserved rights of either. AdOpted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
WASHINGTON NEWS.

MAsHIEGroS, an. 20.
The minority report from the Committee of 80,
signed BY Taylor Of Louisiana, Phillips of Mis-
souri, Rusz Of Arkansas, Whitley, OF Delaware.
and WinslOW Of n orth Carolina, embrace in sub
stance the following The report says the present
difficulties can only be remedied by amendments
10 the Constitution and suggests that the amend
ment proposed in the Crittenden resolution if
adopted would restore tranquility to the country
and place the Union on such foundation that it
could never be shaken. These amendments the
report asserts would not IN reality change the
Constitution they would only have the effect OF
restoring it by the added provisions OF what il
was in point Of fact on the day Of its adoption
through the operation of the circumstances which
then surrounded il, and which erected the bar
riers against tie present sectional contest as
Constitutional provisions would now. If aeon
stitutional majority cannot be united in the sup
port Of the Crittenden resolutions or the sub
stance of them, then dissolution Of the Union is
inevitable.
The report recommends that steps be taken for
calling convention of the States, with view
for peaceable separation by providing for par
tition Of the property OF the United States set
tling terms by which the commercial intercourse
between the separated States shall be conducted,
and making q permanent Arrangement with re
spect 70 the navigation Of the Mississippi river.
The report gives what the signers Of it cOnsid.
er full account of the rise and progress OF the
slavery agitation which has produced the existing
L dfffeultief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
WAsHINET0N NEWs.
wAsHnorou, Jan. ]

W AsHINGr0Ni jan ~
Secretary holt transmitted to Congress today
a statement from Col. Craig, Chief OF the Ord
nance Bureau, which shows that early last year,
by special direction Of Secretary Floyd. be trans
ferred 10000 stand Of arms from Springfield and
Watervliet TO arsenals in North Carolina, South
Carolina. Florida Alabama and Louisiana The
iarger number were Springfield muskets Of the
latest patterns the remainder were musksts al
tered TO percussion locks, and rifles
A petition signed BY lockwood & Co, Thomp-
son Brothers, W G. Scott & Co, GWinne & Day,
and Others, subscribers 20 the loan authorized by
the 22d Of June, 1850, has been received here,
praying Congress for relief-drst, because Cobb
refused to deliver the stock when called on sec
ond, because Cobb. while Withholding the stock.
was preaching diiuni0n, thus iujuring the credit
Of the Government and depressing The market
value Of the stock; third because President Bu-
chanan tolerated such conduct, and fourth, be-
cause the money market should be relieved from
the pressure thus occasioned, in view OF the act
authorizing q new issue Of ten millions Of Trea-
urW notes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
NRw YORK MARKET-JAN. 19.

FLoUR-Scarcely so much doing to-day, market
notwithstanding, may be quoted shade frmer with
out, however, any material change in prices.
Sales II 600 bbiE, at s. d Sj5 for superfne state;
s54sa575 tor extra state; S5,I5a5,25 for supsrine
western; S5,40l1 .5,75 for common TO medium extra
WESTERN and S57O95,sO for shipping brands tra
CANIDIAN FLOUR-LittIe more doing with
out quotahe change. Sales are $50 bbls At S5507 5
for common 70 choica extra.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet sales at 3,lO9420 for
common to choice superfne.
CORN hIEAIG-Only very limited business do
ing at about previous prices.
WHIsKY-Market quiet and without change
WHRAT-Market without change and holders
disposed insist upon full prices. The export de-
club on private terms 1900 bu Milwaukee club
81 2ql 80 5000 bu winter red western at 81 lS5; red
state at SI-34 white Michigan at Sl,55.
RYE-Markst quiet at 74t175c.
BARLEY-Continues scarce and firm. Sales are
C0RN-MSFkst a shade easier with moderate
export demand. Sales are $500 bush at zoe for
mixed western in store aud 7lc delivered; 7lc for
CATs-Scarcely so active, but prices without
striking chnage. Sales are moderate at 36937 for
western, and Canadian, and S11So ior state
POR K-Market frmer for mess with moderate
demand, and dull and heavy for prime. sales are
4sOO bbls at Sl7,5o9l7,75 for mess SlSl29lS25 ior
BREF-Market quiet and firm. Sales $50 bbls at
s4,75@5,0o country prime So,I9esSZS county mes
Ss0061l000 for repacked mess SlOOOgl0.bO Tor eX-
''ia ''PiRTNiE Flgisii MESS BEEF-Duu and nominal
BEEF HAlIS-Quiot Sales al Sl2,Oo8i4,oO for
SyUT nTEATs-KIArket more active. with sales
at &c shoulders, and T63Sc hams
HOGS-Msrket frmer at S5497Ec corn fed dress
DRiHC0N@Marl;et ilT firm. with moderate Demand
sales are 100 boxes long ribbed mddles at "a Cum
berland 100 boxes on private terms.
are l2i bbs at s5ag for No i l06lOss for strictly
prime kettle rendered n Y and rity.
BUTTER Selling at lO9l5c for Ohio, lS.@2O'
.CisHfEEsR-stsady at 98IOHo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
BOSTON NEWS.

BoEfos, Jan. IS
A Union meeting in this city is contemplated
In FaHnef Hall, at which Edward Everett will
Be invited 20 speak AlsOa memorial 70 Congress
for pacidcatiOn and settlement Of the existing
difhculties on such compromises as may be deemed
expedient.
Redpsah is in Boston. He denies any intention
70 add 70 the perpleXities Of the South by at
tempting 70 run OF their slaves.
In the State Legislature 70 day, a resolution
passed By & unanimous vote rendering 10 the
President OF the United States such aid IN men
and money as be may require % maintain the au-
thority Of the General Government
The preamble and resolutions declare that the
State Of South Carolina, in seizing the forthca-
tons Of the Federal Government, Post Office,
Custom House, money, arms, and munitions Of
war and BY firing on a vessel in the service Of
the United States, has committed an act Of war.
Tha Senate passed bill author izing an increase
Of the volunteer military Of the State.
This bill will doubtless Ass the House By a
large if not unanimous vote
IN the House a bill was introduced providing
for the immediate enrolment Of coo men to be
styled the Massachusetts National Volunteer
Militia. The organization 10 continue one year.
The act authorizes the Governor to tender the
services Of the militia 70 the resident
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
MASTER COM MISSIONER S

M ASTER COM MISSIONkR'S
lFL sALE.-Pursuant 10 the COmmand OF 9 Pin
Tor Cuvah0gl county Ohio, upon the 18th Gay oi De-
csmber, is60, IN action therein pendiug, wherein
Ezra Chapp-ll is plsinIln, and Henry L, whitman
Coon, aud the Michigan lnsurancgg pauy, are de-
iuudauts SHALL the 26th day Of January 1871, AZ
two o cock p 81 a. the door Of the Court House On
said county expose f0r sale az public auctonr the
following described lands and tenemeut9, % viz
s'situate 10 the township Of Brooklyn being num-
Der % in The thirteenth range Of townships ~
the O0una ticut Western Reserve, IN the state Of
Ohio, and which Il also iu the county 0f Ouynhogai
and Is known BY being city lots Nos. two hundred
and I've (B5l, two hundred and six f16ji four hun
drsd and sixty (s6gj, seyenty-qa Clal, and twenty
seven (g7J 10 Barber & Lords subdivision In Ohio
City now Ulsveiand, bs the same mOra or less but
subject 10 al legal highWays-
Hs.r HH-r aa=a IrrHf |aaH|
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
LIST OF sprcrrc REyrEpIR


No. l.-For Fever, Congestion, ard Inaam9HiioR
No. 9.-For Worn Fever, Worm Oohe, We'iins sis
M No. s.-Yor Cole, Crying, Tseains. and wale'a'
N No. 81 LTar Dnrrhaa, Cholera IniAnium, and SUN,
u; No, SIFoT Cole, ehPhg, Dysenssry, or Bloody
Hux. y-,.,-
No. 7,-For Coughs, Colds, lnfuenza7 And sore
io- No s-For Tooth-Aehe, Faos-sebe, and Eeuralgia
No. 9.--For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and fulnaa
y, y GTSvspEpsr, P71s-FoT Wesk ana Dsranged
somsch. Consapailon, and Liver Complaint
M. ii.-FoR FEILLE LRRRGUIAAITIEs' scAltyi Fain
, No OF 9 s NPer 5 IlucoTThea Prosuss Mensea and
N, is~For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breaihing
No i4-sGLr RHEJN PrIs-For Eryspelas, srnP
NJ I5LRsEu,fETIs PIIIs-For Pain, Lananesd
~ s,reness "a the Chest Back Loins, or Limbs
A-For Fever and Ag11e, Chill Fever, DrlIio Asaa'
Old Ansmanaged Agnes -,
?.-Por piles, Blind or Bleeding, Internal or x
ems srr. Weak. or InaAnsd Eyes and EyeldS;
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
O-For Catarrh, OF long standing or recent 1illi1
with obstruction or profuse dtscharge - -..,.-.
and shortening it, course
c,ncs act Ike q charm The entire disease Il ofsel
srrestsd 81 once and In ali the violence Of DE
attack q moderated tbe di5esse shortened and rer-
dered len dAngerOuA
Coughs Gnd Colda, zhich are Of nch frsqusnI Oo-
eunence and which 80 often lay tie foundation q
diseased lungs bronchitis, and consumption may al
ba ct ouos cured By the FeVer and Cough PillA
In all chronic diseases, such - DysfepsiA, Neaz
Stomach, Constipation, Liver ComplAinu Ples p
malls Debility, and Irregularities, Old HeAdaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CatsTTh, Salt Rheam, ADD otlsr
cid erupdons the case has specifics whose proper AZ
phcaHon Win A6ord = cure In almsGi every Instance
ohan The cure Of q dngs chronic difficulty, suck ss
DyEpepGla Piles or CstarTh, Headache or FEMALE
weakness hsz more thsn paid for he case ten umes
SVH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

WASHINGTON jan lt.
Thoquestion discussed over Holt snomination wes
whether be was a coertioniatas hil friends denying
IL and maintaining that it ia his earnest gealre "
proVoat bood1hed but 20 maintain the laws ~ ever
possible pasoclll meana.
Daring the debate on the domination NJ 0ritlen'
den d said % have taken the ground thai a. hou-
fuckY q now central State enjoying ell the pros
psrty consequent upon the prnsnnt Uniou ana iorui
% oFernment she would naNor consent 60 lie preaA-
fnc ur and the armation of southern Con iederacyl
of which koutuczy would be border tate, e1possq
20 an The dangers and losses Of such puslltiu ~
s stated that he was much afacicd during this pf-
tiou Of his remarks, aud the manner IN ghien he
urhraided the southern men who deiea4g9 ~. -
rrrnzo m ~ senata as very severe He TOOK tiie
position that tie Union must Be preserved az ~
harauiT. either " pcaceeble means or lofeol anu
fhsf fTa urea r5irf the laulea1 citizens OF gov
ernrerf a moi Coercion Of State The Hpoeoh BE-
Ing unez pectcd, eroataa afeat sPa-ion AloAs me
~. ii. +. pouul ofst Louis, was confirmed Con-
ne Indian Omcs s 60 receipt Of intelllgenee that
90 Sioux are oulecte qn fork uf the elatte, and
threaten 60 take Fort kcarney and wipe ont the
white settlers, and stop all emigration westward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
A special despatch to the Commercial Ad- :
vertissr SAYS, Col. Huger of the Army, and
Com. shubriel Of the Navy, had an inter
view with Col. Hnyne, in which they advised
him to consult further with Pickens before
making demand upon the President for the
surrender Of Fort Sumter. II is understood
that hshas taken their advice. The pre-
vious reports that ne had already made such
demand, and therefore, entirely without
foundation.
Hon. Mr.. Rives has left Washington for
Virpinia aud professed himself TO be greatly
encouraged after interviews with prominent
Northern politicians, at the prospect Of
adjustment, at least so far as 10 retain the
border States in the Union,
He was also very hopeful Of final and
pacific settlement Of the controversy that
has SO nearly rent us in twain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YOKK, Jan l9.
Latest BT THE AsIA.-The folloWingi is by tele-
graph from Liverpool to Queenstown, on Sunday,
Jan. 9Th
L1vERPooL, Jan. 6-The breadstufs market
closed steady. Provisions closed dull.
LOSDcN, Saturday eYening.-COnsols closed Il
92L8923< for accOunf.-
The latest sales Of American stocks were E.ss
s5G355< New York Central 76dS0 Illinois Cen
trsi 275f9Z8 discount.
It is stated that the English Government has
sent strong note TO the Emperor Of France, pro
testing against the extension Of the occupation OF
Syria By the French forces NO reply has yet
been received
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
COMMERCIAL.
nIARKET-JAN. 10.

FLOUR-Steady and unchanged. Sales 50 bbls
and Is bbls red wheat double extra at $500.
WHEAT-Thero is very little coming in, and the
stocks in warehouse are held out Of market at pres
snt prices Holders are firm at sl,O79l,OS for red.
CORN Quiet, at &c.
OATS-steady, at PC.
HOGS-Ars active with sales at $500, S6,l2S and
s6.2O-the latter figure for a few extra choice.
PORK-The market is firm at Sl5,259Is5O, and
some holders are not disposed to sell at these figures
LARD-Stssdy at s@95ze.
BARLEY-saIss, car and 100 bush at 6Oc.
HIGH yVIlSES-Sales 80 bbls at I5c.
HAAIS-Sales 1000 lbs city cured at 974c.
POULTRY-sales ofehickens at 656c.
SEEDS-Eastern orders for clover have been
with Drawn and there is at present no market for it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
FROlI WAsHINGTON,

" Ashln0ToN, Jan. lb.
Bids FOR the Treasury loan reached SO 100000,
az from 10 y per cent The awards L is under
stood VIII be made % all bidders under n per
cent, and the average IS about lOli per cent
The challenger Of General Harney is Lieut..
Gerie
There were about 100 bidders for the five mil
lion loan.
HoUsk.-The Army bin was passed.
The bill providing for the payment Of the Cali
fornia War debt for s5000o0 for suppressing ln-
dian hostilitiea, was passed
The House cuusidpFcd private bills
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21

ST LOUIS, Jan. -
The House Convention bill was slightly amend
ed by the Senate, yesterday, in which the House
concurred and the bill finally passed The
amendment reads thus:
Nc act, ordinance or resolution, shall be valid
TO change or dissolve the political relations Of
this State 70 the government Of the United States
or any other state until majority Of the qualih
ed voters Ofthe State shall ratify the same.
Mr.. Russell, the Commissioner from Mississippi,
made a strong secession speech before the Joint
session Of the Legislature, last night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-21
1rN Goods.

TAYLOR. GRISWOLD & CO.,
ia Superior Street, Cleveland, date No. So 70
sBectfuIly invite the attention Of Cash buyers ts
their large stock Of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
BeIuq in the Daily receipt Of new and desirable
Goods We are prepared TO display at all times stock
of FOODS mai s every way attractive either in re-
gard to style, price or quality. 80
ue. We invite particular attention to our large
DOM ESTT C s.
scb az Rata sbeettn gs and Shirttngs both bleach
ed and brown Ticking, Toweling, Checks, Stripes,
Cloths and Cassimeres; Tweeds and Flannels Also
SHAWLS AND HOSIERY,
, largest stock TO be found in this section OF tn
country An examination Of our stock Is respeclul-
Please remember the place-the first store east o
the Weddell House, with a large glass iront;
Nv TAYLOR, GRISWOLD Co.