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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
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i WAsHINoToH, March IA Mr.. Mason offer
ed a resolution calling on the Secretary Of Wa
to inform the Senate whether any portion Of th,
District OF Columbia militia, or any. officer
thereof, since the frat Of March, have beer
mnatered into the service Of the United States
and whether army duty has been imposed upor
them by the Department. n so, whether they
have received any and what pay and sllowan,
ces, the nature OF the duties, for what time EN-.
ployed, and whether the same still continue. to
be performed. 8OH1
slsMr, sumner obecing,5 the, sreaolution lies
Mr.. Douglas moved to take up his resolution,
offered on yesterday, calling on the Secretary
OF War for Information relative to the Southern
forts and other property, &c. 4,,s-
After brief debate, the motion was disa.
greed to, the vote being 16 to "a. The Senate
then proceeded to the liberation Of Mr. 9Fes.
seDden's resolution. f'sr1o,, y, No., I'D,
f Mr. Bsysrd moved as @ substitute that AL
bert G. Brown JEFF Davis. Stephen P. Mall
lory, c. O. Clay, Robert Toombs, and J., p
Benjamin, having announced that by the seces
sion OF their respective States, they were no
longer members OF the Senate, and had With
drawn thereirom,, the Secretary Is directed to
omit their names in calling the roll of the SEN
ate Mr.. Bayard denied that there had been
any resignation, out held that by the action
OF their States they were no longer members.
Mr.. Mason suggested the substitute of
"omitted" in Fessenden's resolution, instead of
tne words "stricken from the roll" which Mr..
Fessenden accepted
After debHte, Mr.. Bayard's substitute was re
jected, 10 against 30. laa f- v4aiI AsC
Mr. Bayard moved to strike out the name
ofBrown, of Mississippi, from Mr.. Fessenden's
resolution. as he had not given any notice of
resignation. esa' a s7jnlaa - ~ 11oa 5l
A long debate ensued as to whether Brown
had or had not made such announcement. s7,.
The Senate went into executive session after
which the consideration Of the resolution was
resumed. ftN thN1 - HAF-t4
Mr.. Clark offered substitute, which Mr..
Feasenden accepted, viz:
WHEREAS, The seats occupied by Messrs.
Brown, Davis, Mallory, Clay, Toombs, and
Benjamin, as members Of the Senate, have be
come vacant, therefore, ,.,-.... ,..s..,... I'll
Resolued, That the Secretary be directed to
'mit their names respectively from the roll. i
Mr.. Mason Intellectually proposed to amend
he resolution by making it read: The gentle
men named have ceased to be members |
Mr. Clark's substitute was adopted--l0l |
against "a, Adjourned. ca I.r RtT
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, March l4.-The Senate to-da,
confirmed VIM. A. Allen, Nathaniel Green an,
Francis Blake, Lieutenants in the Navy; Juli
us Moore, Alex. w. Stack, D. M Cohen, la
Lieutenants, and James Forney, Lewis M
Goudsborough, I'd Lieutenants in the Marin,
Corps; w, Allen, Postmaster at Auburn, N. Y.
Amos Tuck, Naval Officer, Boston; Rufus Hos
mer, Consul to Frankfort.on.the-Ml Mline; Mil
lard p. Phillips, Collector at Salem, Mass
X. Jones, Marshal for the Northern District O
Illinois, and Cassius M. Clay, Minister TO Spain
The nomination, Of Mr.. Corwin to Mexico was
not acted upon, his acceptance not being deter.
mined upon. a.rr4 Suli57I
The only nomination to-day was Jacob Hal.
derman, Minister TO Stockholm d''d s7,7 D
The Supreme Court gave to day q decision in
favor of Mrs. Gaines, and gave such directions
as will place her In the possession Of ali the
property Of Daniel Clark, Of whom she Is the
only legitimate child. No.
The Court decided adversely 10 the Kentucky
and Ohio mandamus case. While announoinc
that the Governor of State should surrender
fugihves on proper proof, it held that Congress
cannot impose any duty on State officer,
&c i5giih q t iiisi.ol r1 -rf, s.'li1 - Jll ~
Opinions on the Albany bridge case are re-
seeved for next term, till which time the Court
adjourned. Gthf'C1
The amount involved in Mrs Gainess case
is estimated variously from two to fifteen mil
lions OF dollars. Mrs, Gaines was In Court, and
received the congratulations Of friends The
Louisiana act of secession does not affect the
decision. rrr
Commissionefs Forsyth and Crawford yester
day sent an official note, asking recognition, and
stating that al answer would be called for to-
day. The Secretary Of the commission accord
inngly called at the State Department for re-
ply. The response was request for time to
consider their propositions, which was accord
ed. The opinion prevails that the Adminis-
tration will refer the whole matter to the Sen
ate for advice.
The Cabinet held two meeting to day.
IL Ia denied IN Administration circles that any
unusual navy display is intended in Southern
waters.
The vessels at New York are to be put in
transport service.
Thereare upward of $500 troops waiting
conveyance northward in Texas.
WASHINGTON, March Is The Cabinet had
another meeting this morning. Gen. Scott was
present with them. This fact strengthens the
surmise that they were in consultation on mill
tary affairs, ..5.-,,.,, 't..s.,, ,..,,.,.,
Js.H.. Wheeler, Ex-Mlnisterl to Nicaragua,
has been removed from the position Of docu-
ment clerk in the Interior Department g,r q
Accounts from Charleston say that Governor
Picksns and General Beauregard have decided
on erecting Notifications at Stano and all the
inlets leading to that harbor.
Col. t0rney, In command Of the Pensacola
Navy yard, informed the Commander of the
Brooklyn, on the 9th, that he could get no more
coal or water at that station. ''7o
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PErERsBuRG. Va, March l4-The vote fol
ana against irstructiops continues to.day. Ex
traordinary exertions are made on both sides
and the excitement isvery great. The following
is the result; For instruction, 726; against, 673
The latter gained ~ % day. PROFESSIONS ar,
parading tonight with music and speeches. :
To-morFow is the last day, and the secession
lists are sanguine. 4s..v
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Cincinnati Market.

WHBAT-is in fair reques at 81 for prime red. Hold.
m endeayor TO realize 23c PER bushel higher but any
In that line at the expense Of no less tact than
industry: Whteis quoted at 81 o501 10 for rood.to
CoRN-in in the ear remains at $50. shelled Is quite
duIl at the odd fgures-34936 for mixed white -
OATs--vere little more saleahle at 90 I.2c Prime
.eea oa. held at 2S93O the inside figure being the
BARLEY--prime Fall commands zoo easily: 2@3o
more per BUSH Is oceasonay had for Sometime Of az
ira quality. N- Va
hYE-,s quiet at 5e9soc.
Gin. Com March Is.
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Virginia Convention

RlcHMoND, March Ia Mr.. Tyler closed biz
speech He demanded that Virginia put forth
an ultimatum, demanding full and ample'secu
rity as the only condition o. remaining in the
Union. z He thought such security would event
ually bring back the Cotton States, and Virginia
cannot exist without them. The speech was
generally coDcilatory, but unequivocally for
Southern rights. The propositions were refer
red TO the committee. The report Of the COM
mittee on Federal Relations will be taken up TO-
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AUcTIoS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURsiruaE AND.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. callattention to the
advertisement in this paper Of an auction by
Mrs. SAoHsE, at her residence, on Third street,
between Rich and Friend streets, on Tuesday,
the 10Th inst.
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From Texas cspi'ulstiou u Fort SrSva
Agreed Upon.

NEW 0RLEANs, March IA The Galveston
CiuiI,an If the llthinst. says the surrender OF
Fort Brown was agreed upon quietly between
the Texas Commissioners and Capt. Hill, on
the 9Th.
The Ntps says that Fort Brown will be Civ.
en- up as soon as transportation could be found
for the Federal troops. The troops will take
to the sea coast two light batteties Of artillery.
The steamer Daniel Webster was off Bfazos,
waiting to take portion of the troops on board.
Other vessels will probably be dispatched to
take the remainder. s Nft IVA
The Texan troops at Brazos are represented
to be terrifying the Island 90 as to make it
impregnabls. t
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~ The Fremont Democrat says that at the
recent post office election in Republic, Seneca
county Mrs. MELrER, staunch Democratic lady,
was the successful candidate. There were four
Republican candidates of the male persuasion,
whose chagrin over the result may well be i'm
agined. sg9ifEIFETE
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BosTos, March 18TH Chas. E. Evans and
Ephraim P Evans, recently arrested. charged
with embezzling Pennsylvania r. r. tickets
have been honorably discharged; the Grand Jury
failing TO find bill. pa. ......, 4. :
Returns from 1872 towns in New Hampshire
foot up for Berry 32,346, Stark 90 289; the ma
jority for Berry thus far is about 4, 900.
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NEw ORLEANS. March l4.-An ordinance to
submit the pc rmanent constitution to the peo-
pie for ratification or rejection has been under
consideration TO day 90 ailiiW rr
A resolution authorizing the transfer Of the
State military to the provisional government,
also to allow volunteers to enlist under the pro
visional government, passed the House o.day.-
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MONTGOMERY, Marcp. l4.---A bill was intro
duced into the Southern Congress to day, to ,es-
tablish an Admiral ~ Court in Mississippi; the
Judge to reside in Vicksburg. - - ~
News has been received, apparently from a
reliable source, that five United States war
vessels left New York on Thursday night, well
armed and with large number Of marines and
ample provisions on board, believed TO be des-
tined for some Southern Iorl.-( (Humbug IN.
Y. Reporter. rVai s '..l r'.f1
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ST. PATncK's DAY falls this year on Sunday
next, March l6. The celebration of the day
will take place on Monday following. On
that day, the Montgomery Gastds will be out
on parade lr,yrqs no -n-T
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CAusE AND ESFcr-UsrrUL Loeic - Cause
James Pyle's- pnre Dletetic salaeratus. Effect
Light, pleasant, wholesome bread good
health, contented housewives, happy family,
and money saved! Nothing like the Dietetic.
Depot. s45@Wsshipston Street, New York:
Sold by grocers everywhere. 5liay5 :, 'ioas /;
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Couar OF Conmos PLEAS ~ Yesterday after
noon. in the case Of the STATE v. sPRAoux. Judge
RANKis concluded his plea for the prisoDer, and
was followed by Mr.. Obs on the same side =,
This forenoon Mr.. GALLOWAY addressed the Ju
ry in behalf Of the prosecution. Judge BArrs
then charged the Jury, who retired to consider
their verdict The trial has occupied four
daye. IilIN "a '' iIl Ulft t1fHli 1iih
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Cleveland Market.

,,ov-n ifsl. .b-a- u. ...l.I, ..- , March 10,
rL0Uk-quiet and steady at quotations. 81
WhEAI-,teady, sales cars red at 81 OF. and cars
OURN- sale. ] car at 34c. 'v' ~ 's
oATs--Qulet at o31o4c. .t' .'
IORK--sales 20 bis 40. mess at algE
EG9S-sal rat IL
good. ' ''i -" qush'y !"
sEEDs-sales Of Timothy at % rs, and Glover at
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ARR walls ana Departures OF Mails.
DEPARTUREs.


Mails for New YORK CITY Boston, Albany, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, steubepyille way, Cleveland, Zanesyie
Newark, Granville, Washington City, Baltimore, Pha'
depnia and New Orleans, close daily tsundays except
through mail for New York and Cleveland closes
daily (sundnys excepted) at o'clock p. M y@ y ~
o. o. o. r. R,waS Mail closes daily Sundays ex-
'Sss Ssatsa ohio Way Nail co.s.d.y Sunday. ercept,d
at o'clock p! m.
Clncinnati way Mail closes daily Sundays excepted a,
Chicago, Dubuque, Delaware, Marion and worthing.
ton Mail closes daily (sundAys e1cepted) att o'clock
Pm. - = fH-s =
NATL indianapolis, louisville, 81 Louis and Detrolt
closes daily Sundays excepted) at TX p. m. ia 2
A through mail 70 xenia, springnsd and Cincinnati
oloses daily (5undays excepted) at o'clock p. M @
Urbana, PIqua, rlin and Union City mail closes daily
Sundays excepted) at TX o'citckp
Lancaster, Logan, Nesonville Crclevile Chlicothe,
Portsmouth, Washington, Q; n, Athens Marietta @ sod
East way Mail by National Road to Evansville, closes
daily (sundays excepied) at ii O'Clock 1. m. ,ri.l Z
Harnsburgh Nails close aily sundays excepted at
Mt Vernon Mail, by way Of westsryille and sunbury,
close, daily srnssy' sS,syss a. 9o
Mails from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Albany,
Pittsburgh Clevelaud Dayton, Toledo, xenia, Detroit
Springfield, Cincinnati, Chlcohe, st.. Louis and all
Southern cities, arrive between the hours Of o'clock p
Mails from indianapolis, Chicago and Dubuque, sriv,
Mail. S from OF Washington city, Baltimore, Wheeling
Zanesvilie Newark steubenvile, Mt Vernon, and the
o. o. r. R way, Mail arrive at TX o'clock M,
Way Mail from Cincinnati arrives at ~ o'clock p m
East Way Mail over the National Road, arrives at II
o'clock m alls5 V s.ss q q
MI Vernon way Mail arrives at ll:OO a. IN.
Mai frou nuhl lin 0nfcl m. 3.
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srRINo GooDs--Jusr RnOrIyRD Spring Cas-.
simeres. Cloths and vessings, 81 the latest and
most recherche styles Of CLARx's New York
Closhibg Store, No. l2l South High Street.
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AUGUSTA, Ca, March l4.--EIony Alexander H
Stephens, Vice President Of tbe Southern Con
federaey, passed through this city sn'souis to So
yannab, to-days gAIsalute was fred In BIZ
honor.
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p It is stated that the Neil Honse Is to be
rebuilt by Messrs. AULD & MILLER,a not on q
plan iurnishedby Mr.. WEST, but on one drawn
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GuERsaEy'I BALM There lei no other extera
nal remedy a. good or as chsGp. Try IL, Just
Try Il once and believe what we say. 25 cents
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LOCAL MATTERs%

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p This day is the ninety fourth anniversary
Of the birth of ANDREW JACKSON, who was born
March Is, l767. .osef.4- /.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Gustavus swans Executors
"a vs.. %

eustavus Swans Executors) %
itt ft "a vs.. % 10 , Superior CouFti p d. 10 -
Haldamond Crary ct al. 'G3t3 E5lfG1.'alt
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Superior Court OF Frank.
lin county Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, In the city Of Columbus, on sfs'5 4
Tuesday. the 2nd day Of April, a, d. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ end o'clock p
ty Of franklin and State Of Ohio and city OF Columbus
witt lot No. lso to be divided BY line, toeesn on the
front line OF the lot, 81 feet south Of the rwest corn
er thence eastwardy "a feet on line parallel with ths
north ADD south lines Of the lot; thence norhwardy
feet ue parallel with the east and weat lines OF hs
lot; thence easwardly 30 feet line parallel with the
north and souh ioes Of the lot; thence nofthwardy Is
feet on line parallel with the east and west lines OF The
lott thence eastwardy line parallel with the north
and south lines Of the lot 10 the east line thereof.
Appraised at-Ecrsthe North part % 00. ..-,f ce.,
do For the South part ~, ,500., - Z, n u
, -----------------G.-W.- aURfMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees, a so.c q m Inarchi-ditSw4w
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

ssITEtnoRAPHrD FoR THE OHIO srArnnAN.
PHrLADrtPHrA, March IS.
RTouR-quIet. superhne s5@5e5 wHr.r-actiye.
Red at 8 25@1 %, white 81 33@I45. CoRN-am'
sales OF lOO0 bushels neW yellow at 55@S7, CoTWr
--hio at nA@H. WHIsKY-le@l6Kc.
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Covington Rail-mill Company

HHhS ,OOnUH Nm IS NOW Fh hEPAH-
ed with the best new and improved machinery 70 All
oroels Railroad Bars at the shortest notice.
IN reroling Railroad Bars, third new iron Is added
70 the old, to make Rail that Will not amnate and
Insure perfect weld.
Street Railroad Bars can also be furnished of any nat
ern REQUIRED and new Railroad Bars Of different
All orders shall receive prompt ard careful attention.
hands Of skiiul workmen, the Company hope to give
entire satisfaction TO those who may favor II with their
custom. '' i'
BUCHANAN & SON, Agents. y,
.JItfa io Cincinnati, Ohio.
rLTrrl cI0-RKFER TO-
": III. Clement, President Little Miami r q. 90. o.,
= John I. Lewis, President Covngton and Lexington
r. 90. = - e $500 -
Captain Mcclellan, Superintendent Ohio and Missis.
and Dayton X. r. Co. 1S7;115T 'mhIQWst
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

n IN N WHOLESALE MARKET. i9 q
WEEKLY REVIEW
FLoUR-sales at s4,7s95 for red, and s5,2s@5 so
for white. siafa eFI'r ~ y - - - 80
eWHEAT--'ales dull at 90(9o5c.
.NO0hN-Me err J &c d. zettler have purchased dur
Ing the past week 200 bushels 20 and 2Oc the mar
ket closing at the latter rate The same house has ahip
pali ifor the Southern market. p. -
h0ATs-saes at lt920c. tAf
RYB-small sales at soc. f".f+l 'E.rrfrCt g.
GLOVER SEED-saes at 1862
TIMOTHY SEED small sales at 1889.
HAY--sales dull at S697. - -
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Columbug RetaiI Warkat Z

L FRIDAT March Is. 1861.
The following the retail quotations Corrected b,
stateaman Building: ~ = c.
Wheat ."....... 9o9o5IN sugar y B. ..sKwa
yats oo o'.'... 2v923 Maple DO. on 10,
Uorn or.s..'.s... " Moasses pgal. .f0tD56s
Butter v b..".. l25<915cgrup b eaf. :, . !. .60975c
Lard " k,........ l2KclTea Il Soc 75c.oBl o.
He,lgw n.:.;... sg ocYeddo Tsa...:.'... 81 90
D Dnss hppies p1, .z3@ l0o BIO Coffee @l6c
White Beans bu. .75QB lOOl alce b n ..s,... 1856
potatoes p 6u....ao9ass srooms doz 81 OO@l rs
Sait N ton .........t7 90
Sss Ssu, Dol, s., (eoxl e@se
Hams Hb......... 12KcIWhite Wheat do Ssk06 %
ShouldenR b..... 10 IRye Flour D bbi. ). a 90
Salt Pork v cwt. .o70D7kc candles Taliowbx i2Hc
Wood v cord. ...... % 25Oandles Opal box. ;. I i6c
Mackerel MOL hfbbl e9kOheese b 49,. !. 10dai9o
Mackerel No Iqrbb 05AppIes y bu....... 4Oa75o
Mackerel No I kits,, o. Isl Hominy per bush aIOO
White Fish per h'f Dbl ~ 7s Whisky per GALL. " q5o
white 9hh per or bbie2 So Raisins, N n. Box...2 20
Cod Fish y b..... 7c %" N Layers " 80. 3 90
Herring y Dbl ....A6 COL Yis1 Sultan D B 2kc
Buckwheat -four per h 2cRigs y b ....... .i2 x@i5
Corn Meal y bu.... 35clPrunes y B......a@l2K
Eggs doz........ 0cTurnips. ...........l l0D i2c
Dried Beef........ I2kc cCover Seed. % 50lD4 90
Tlmothy........S1 750a2 O0 1I f9If7J 7 7fl
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Baltimore Market .

| lTnraRArHrD SoR the OHIO srArnsxAs.l
NJ f BKTiMoRr, March Is.
RLoUR-dull; Howard st. and Ohio s5lox; CITY MilIs
81 WHEAT-steady, red at 81 25@l 81; shite 81 400
Sl,bo. CoRE--steady, mixed53a55 Provisions s-duIl
steady at TX. ". UIllf
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Up Hse adsslsise@sut oi Prof. eEduxt's
Hall hvlgoutosIin another column. sIT '''-'
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GuERNSEY,S RALM

ID RMOVEN AND PMEYHNT1 lN-
IL 6ammation and pain, and heals the won't hum,
Ssins s~Hl and pain pain from S.s sinss = mosquito M
poisonous plants, NEURALGIA rh1umnfsm, eEuo Ii fhs
breast salt rheum, etc. When taken internplg h sili
positively cure group In children and 1iyes nmeiiafo
removea hoasseness and sore throat. Price, q cont
bottle. Should Be In svsry house,. Ter ssie \ Dlz1
gsi1 and Htorckeepen. IRWIN oTU||.IF n,
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GUHRNsnx's BALMI'
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win eRectually curc

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIoB
Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys
and all diseases arising from disorderej Liver or Stom
ach Dyspepsa Heartburn Inward Piles Acidit or sick
ness Of the Stomach Fullness Of Blood TO the Head Dull
pain or swimming In the head. Pal ation OF the Heart
Choking or suocating feeling when lying down Drvnes
or felownesa Of the Skin and Eyes, Night Sweatsg In
ward Fever Pain In the sma Of the back chest or side
Sudden Fushes Of Heat Depression Of Spirits, Pghtul
Dreams Lanypor, Dependency or any Nervous Disease
sores or Botches the Skin, and Fever and Ague oi
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The subscribers take pleasure In announcing TO the
citizens Of the United States that they have obtained the
Agency ior and are now enabled TO offer the American
public, the above Justly celebrated and
article. The
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Printers fss. .aso 'nd h'ss naSsSi1aisss. SsIeiissas:
Ilaw Notice.

oolumbus, Ohio. Feb 10 1851. I'D '~'sisbis