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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25
By G6DDIN + lPPIRyON, Iuc'rs.

TRUSTEE'SsSALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
FARM OF 75i ACRES. NEAR THE
MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, 70 JK
MILLS EAST OF RICHMONU.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust, dated lat august. 1859; duly
recorded in Henrico County Court, and with the
consen, OF the parties interested, we shall sell at
public suction, on the premises, On FRIDAY
the 3lst Janusry, 1864, a IL o'clock NJ. III fair
u not, the next fair day thereaf.er,) the very
beautiful farm located ~ above, U0w in the occu.
pancy of Mr.. Chas. Csmmann, containing 75a
aefes. sdjohnhg the lands of Mrs. Josiah d. smith,
ihe late A. "Brsxton, and others.
The dwelling is IN excellent ORDER Contains
fo1r large rooms and tire small ones nearly all of
sidss. passage. hall, snd s:ore-room. The lower
rooms are tasetnlly kspered. The Kitchen build
sng eon'sins sour rooma and cellar. Stabling for
four horses md four COWS attsched to an excellent
aed roomy Ban There il, besidss, a Carriage.
House. aud other on. buildings
y he srsnaS ind Is OF good gu Atty, containing
a'out - acres; the rsst OF the land il wall set
timber OF original growth. The place has shont
100 choice kfnH Trees, all in hesrrbie order. hsf
acre III fac Asparagus beds kaspberrins and
choice nirswbcrries around the dwelling ana ex.
eeiient spriDEa,of Water convenient TO the house.
II seiaorl that farm offering 30 manv.cnn
vensrces a. shs-everything in complete order,
las ne arnsas 10 the city ae residence, or es mar
kei gardea7-ia offered At auction.
After the 4als, all the peri.hable property will
be Boid. consisting Of
nps family HORSE.
young, excellent isULES.
l line MICH cow
Stock Of SOWs and PIGS.
TOP BUGGY, nearly new
CARTS; IMPLEMENTS of Ill descriptions
and Ia good order and stock Of PROVEEDNR
and UURN
TEkNs-For real estate. one fourth cash bal
ance ate. ~, and l6 months, for negotiable notes
i-serest added. secured by trust deed. The taxes
ior this year to be paid by the purchaser.
isA Q0DDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
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D1Aru OF REv. HI lar Rusvsss, d D The
csath Of this vsneFa lie man vas announced
In the last number { the Central Pres8ye1iss.
Lswisburg, Va. n pefttcuiaSv were gwen,
beyond the fact tat he ]led during the
month OF December. At his yestdsncs IN tho
Ksnawha Valley. re was aboateavsu q. .avs
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AUCTION SALEiB.
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1 sTuCK Qf bnOA0i oaOE0, Ats,
ssI'SKS, &c.sAT AUCFlOM-Oa MONDAY,
- a.y Of tsteuAsy, a. Az ocaoex VIA sell ey
- osas, At the ssose OF Ass.n WHSIOM =
Su.LIAMs,sfh partners pcane y The Confed.
,r,n ssrviceD No 10 Least street, al cf their
srk Of ihs aAove named uOOOSs eensasdng Of
Mems Thick bcon.
Mems Kip Boots.
Men Calf booa
Een's Thick breGaoa. s,.s,.-..-.
Meas Thfck seWed h'cRAns, city made.
Msas Thick Kip s,osana
asn. Sas se,oc.i. p'ss'a ana ss~sd'
men "sVcnsn. nre~.~.
BOYS - vma,h., Ronts
i,y.. BOYS p.s.sa ara S.-..p.
Mo nssss..
=. 1.i.A- 1-
M "a ia ~ ma <egseo.
wos 90 10 S.-. IL o.sos as.'a % pPerA
nsn 49, 80 se Guoser onoes.
n.ss' .ssi pS~s .na 0"PPefA
tanas Deos' .~s
Csnss rrsssea noots' copper toes.
C.s,1. 49, Deo.
G'ass Tsisst noots.
Lsa aiS na T.an,'es. rs
S'n
A'@se 'o'Ss no1 nes, &C. &C.
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>--~,c-~-~.-kyZkS.sea1 0As .
[T OF .-AA.1Ae sRic14ssdx xoSS .Si1sr
teasd AIATHKR 1RuNK. = l,tt,o sn o'S,lasa. Ga =:
oss sn1. 1at 1asesnation. ofs itj js1y - ~
once VAL be rswarded. - Il - U:sss
NOTpt-7 .oESTiVi0z n 0f nIr;;5TF
deS 4A Bmk ef ths ConnooweSiih.
iS1 a ;s, I: - yena.y - 1e@ and numbefsd
- .4apneae is1u6G 1Ae cAynsns cf =
SSns1ee. 1as sesn stepped. aad u pubnc -
- Il ~ Eessasf ffala. issaivtas ths salas.
CTEAYED Or SfOI1EN-FFon the New.
Hith = ~ nt.s H.csnd, 1: -. lases hay HORSE.
- oy p heing very Eesttys Nhsn the hand
placed On his ahoulders. II stolsn. . re-
80 wsfa q 70 for tbs apprshenston Of the thief
80 return s: sr or q -: ?: PAID for
eess Aeedqua[tere. = - -js34-3ts
2TkAYED OR STOLEN,
From the stable of the subscriber on
xs1noie " .o.c strest: Union Hill. Monday, Janua.
toos. sThe other 10 . Sorrel MARE, had. Q
natter on, and sore on her beck. will give
suitable reward flr ther delivery to me. =
JOSEPH J. METTERT,
1a 2S- 3ts list Market, Stall No. IS.
T. Manohester, ON The leth Inst. Brown
SpVtted SOW. The owner IL requested 70
come fofwards Prove property, pay charges.
- the isW sI d,sscts ef 'ne Will % dealt win
ja 2sss. HENRY MORRrsErr.
M ONtT; KOUND-By slav9, at Oalpe.
Nl Der .Oourt- House, about ChristEnas
last, (2sth December which tho owner can
have ,oy idenhfyieg It and paying the cost
assly e and a BE f.S,1d f. the
ia 2a-st~ = 49, 49, S' -" - -.
CTAAYED-From my stable; on Friday,
o1e . dark riiare, and the ofhsr 4 G = iron grey,
suitable reward will be given, ON their being
. 70 mo At my srGFAES riisf En- M4soH Me,S 81:
7 OST-s26 REWARD-Between the First
IL Market and Brooke Avenue, . "a. .
b l. y K "A q,
papers. will give tbs above reward for thsfr
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
Dc TITS JOHN LINDSEY.
ENGANES FOR SALE.
THfRTY.HORSE POWER STEAM EN-
CINE AND OTHER MACHINERY
FOkrsSALE.-I offer for sale, privately, one
Thirty horse Power STEAM ENGINE, In good
ordsr at Ms1srfin Depot on the Richmond and
Joinssr Heading DO, Hssding Planer. Hssdins
Lathe, with . humber of Saws Shaftias, Betting,
60. eanplets for manufacturing Barrels.
Apply TO WIN. B. GREEN,
-, Richmond, Va,
Or RIOH'D v. GAINES,
l. Trustee Of VIM. J. Watkins, Camp Leo.
j. aH-eQd2w
LNO4 SALE.-One Steam Engine and Boil.
II or, Il horse power, (nearly new togeth.
~; Lnm ber, and tools of ali kinds, Shading.
Betting and Pulleys, to close business
have ALSO large assortment of SASH,
ready Glazed, with BLINDS, DOORS, TO-,
in large quantities. Enquire Of
"a MILES AMBLER,
ja 2s-3t* At Ballard House.
STkAM NJ Bo1AEks.
hays for sale two STEAM BOILERS. Ono
has never been used, and the other bat very 1t
tie. They can be seen at my factory, on 7th. be-
low Byrd stseet, adjoining the Government
Workshops. >, -.-.. \.
h21-6t l.Ss JAMES THOMAS. n.
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rpTU11 UlYl
VA!LGr.A1nsI!.. n! syLDI.Na LOT os Oh n

UAL1ABI.1 BUILDINN0 rOr an rnu
MUKTA SIDE or 0RAOD, DBTWnDDl
EOUSH11 AND ADAMS 0TR1ETo AT AVO.
riVN We WIN sell uson he prsmissa % NON.
DAn ne pth day Of January eommsneing In
medsntsdy ansr the saie advertised b ns Of peo.
Pefsy On nsosd street, the va'uAhls 6uildlng Ese
,oca,so . above, Ind adjolnlng The reado0ss el
Af. Deut SUTTON = II fronts on Gfsee stzoes g
wide. =,
TaRAs. One fourth eash the basanes ~ Z. Q,
and II months, fer negotiable notes, With interest
added. Add aeCurea By trust deed: the purchases
TO pay the taxes for lc61.
jazz Jas. n TAYLOR 4 s0N. Ausss.
sXTERY UESlRAbLk = kLUK RESI-.
" DENCE oN sCAN Al, BETWEEN Jfv
AMI eTH STREETS, AT AUOTi,N.-We
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY.
the Sd day Of February, At O'Clock, r. M the
very desirable family residence, located on
the South eidsoeOanal. between 9th and an
streets, adjoining the rseidepce of VIM O.
Walthall, and noWin the Occupancy Of mr.
Jones. 1t IL we'll arranged for the aeom moda.
tion OF a large sized family, supplied Min
gas and water, and In good order, The lot
fronts "a feet, and runs back the usual depth
TO an alley. = -
Tsnns.-One-fo fourth cash the balance At 4.
and IL months, for negotiable notes, th In.
terest added. and secured by . trnst deed.
The purchaser to nay the taxes for 1864.
JAS. d. TAYLOR SON.
.s. .AQCtt0nA4YA-
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RiftwpgA 'Bispattb.
TH4d6 Uf ae1 EKf7ais61.

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e A1ys. saansaiiA po1lSs:s5 I'd fnast IN :.
as1Bs4 - sts. r3- s3-s-t ~ sz0HY Yr as -
TIA Srzt ssxsr.AUs sssa ~ nls ~ eash suusup~.
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|hiphers.
,ONNEL.
Tits day
accounE
and all
konnelly.
ELY
EhS.
E.-Nk.
nrohased
pusiness,
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kACTIcs

kAcTIes.
Pc confna
frnskliu
and alag.
rs sHilMal
fed 90 ra.
Exposed =,
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|pplr promptly
till sP.M
ND, Va.
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HEADQR's lsT CORPS ON POTOMAC. 4
January %, 1862.
Approved BY order Of Gen. BEAUREoARD.
THOMAS JORDAN,
=. 4. Adjt General.
il 9l-d1w
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|yiAnd
nfa nnhseitses,
Probes pr "a.
-lls-lns-
B : sssAa o.
,sshetssame,
.L ior Laap.'
: .ssm wm Gsd
Ana q =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25

M ONtY EOUND-By slave, at Calpe.
Nl per .Court- House, about Christmas
last, (7sth Uecember,) which the owner can
h ave BY Identifying It and paying the cost
finder, -.-I@. JAS. q. BROADUN.
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r a con.
firm. 1
Sc Of my
cir last
ment TO
& claims
brmy.
ROCK.
lin
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'rship OF
this day
may use
ar books
e. On the
hsin st.,
ease call
Rhsving
|or eetfle.
kINS.
KLEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
News summary.

+. 4 /. a
The Ways and Means committee In Congress
has decided not to put stamp duty on news
papers, but to tax them according TO their cir.
cuialion. Railroad passengers will be taxed,
but not freight.
Bishop AnEs, Of the Methodist Church, and
the Hon. HAMlLroN FrsH, Of New York, have
been appointed commissioners to visit the pris-
oners belonging to our army nov IN captivity al
Richmond and elsewhere In the South, and to
afford them such relief as the authorities Ol
the Confederate Government will permit, at the
expense Of the United States. They have ac
cepted tho positions, and are about to start OF
their mission Of mercy.
The whereabouts Of the BURNSIDE Expedition
will be found stated in our dispatches. II me-
with terrible storms, A number of the veesell
were wrecked, much property was destroyed
and several lives were lost. The last repor
left II In a satisfactory condition.
II Is stated that Gen. BEAUREokRD has taker
command of the rebel forces at Columbus
Kentucky A 3t #3
There was fire in Buffalo, New York, ol
Monday night, which destroyed property to th'
amount Of $4,000.
IL is reported, that JEFF. THOMPSON, a rebe
chief in Missouri, has been captured.
The Richmond Dispatch, of Friday, stateI
that Gen. CRrrTENDEN was badly wounded, and
vas retreating toward Knoxville. It admits
that the rebels lost Eve hundred killed and
wounded, at Mill Springs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

The editor d the New York Esptess, the
Hon. JAnrs Baoofs. Is .. Washington, snd
speaks bis mind fsesly Of What ID going On
there. The following, from slate letter TO the
Espvsss, In relation TO the expenses Of the Gov
enment, and the Issue Of ipconvertible Treas
ury notes, win salract attention:
Az my idea Of patriotism is, TO proclaim the
truth when the truth alone (even though fright
| ful) can do good, and though the proclamation
Of that truth may be temporarily harmful
even feel Il duty to write, in order 10 wake
up Che country 10 the fact, that the expendi'
lures Of this Government are now 90 stupend-
ous that they must break the country down,
unlsss The tdxation % Immediate. But the state
ment Of fact In terms 90 general 10 not enough
alarming TO wake up the country, or the ways
and Means committee, unless 4 parucuiarize,
90 well a. generalize. Hence, must add, that
for the four orslx preceding weeks, ihe eSpendi'
tsfss Of the Government hevs 6een Ja!t tTee n''i'
lons soery dav, and that the toesk ending Sa.uY-
day for last iceek hbey averaged nearly four mil
lionS sveyv dayl Il Is true, very true, that In
the Treasury Department they are making
money fast, very fast--and that thsy could make
| It faster, II on the present plates ID could be
printed faster--but Il 10 not the less true that
they are not making II half as fast as needed
and if the expenditures are TO be four mil
lions per diem, only some eight or ten cylinder
Hoes press can make the money as fast as II
will be needed. The Secretary Of the Treas.
ury slgns warrants 90 slowly az possible. The
certificates from the Treasury are issued a
slowly as possible. The Auditors do not hurry
the big contractors are scarcely attended to, ant
only the more immediate and pressing necessi
ties are provided ior--but, Notwithstanding al
this, the Treasury Paper Mint can not half sup
ply the demand on the Treasury for ite paper
money. Hence the increasing discount OF
Treasury certificates.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

THE NAVAL scHooL AT NEwPoRr.-This In
stltutlon is thus alluded to by correspondent Of
the Providence Journal:
presume that no institution in this country
was less understood, outside Of Annapolis, than
was the Naval School. We had often heard Of
IL, but had no definite Idea 90 TO what 1t was
By most, probably, II was supposed to be mere.
ly receiving ship, like the North Carolina
But we were agreeably disappointed in the
whole nature and character Of the school. II
the lads trained for their country's service do
not enter upon and discharge their duties with
dignity and ability, you may rest assured i
will be from no want Of good precept and good
examples. II is little wonder that the navy
still retains its hold upon the pride and affec.
tons OF our people. The training here is I'D.
mirable. A pleasant sight Il is, that of two OF
three hundred selected, healthy lads, from four
teen to twenty years Of age-boys, not young
men, in roundabout jackets-full Of life and
vivacity, yet under striot military discipline
and made to feel that they are expected to rep
resent fayorably abroad and at home the ma
tion TO which they owe their culture.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

As TIE extent Of the remaining Union sen.
tIment IL the South Is an essential slensut In
the question Of the salvation Of tho Union, We
watch indications of the existence Of thst sen.
rimsns wisn Intense interest. In this regard
the subjoined paragraph from late number Of
the Memphis AUalanehs is of valus: iapsu 8 q
The smouldsring fires kindIed BY Brownlow.
johnson and Maynard may break forth at any
time. The moment the troops are Withdrawn,
the flames Of the revolution will be fekindled
In every valley and on every mountain side.--
In the gorges of the Cumberland mountains, in
the secluded valleys, beside the bright and
streams that come leaping down lofty
crags and precipices,f dWells the huntsfiAn Of
East Tcnneasee. q Ho has never read Q newspai
per besides BsownloW's. He has never heard o
speech except from Johnson. Maynard, Nelson
or BfownloW. He has been told BY the news!
papers 10 read nothing, 10 listen to nothing, but
the productions Of the Unlonists. II ID to be
regretted that there is no possible mesns Of
giving correct information 70 hispecple. a.a ].
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
The Franking Privilege .

The House Of Representatives at Washington
lately abolished their franldDg mail privileges
and have been getting great enconiums for pat
Iiotism and self.denial on that account. II
turns out that they have made an appropriation
Of $40, 900 in cash for paying their postage. Our
worthy friends who rule the country seem 10
have jumped out Of the frying-pan into the Ere.
Having in view their beloved constituents and
the coming elections, they Inanfully throw
themselves into the breech, but instead Of saving
money by giving up their great priuilege, they
are about to saddle the country with an entirely
new Item Of expensee-Cin. EnQuiYer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

cAl' s.a..''' h,::. ;::, 4 S.;ss vi. rr.|

4 a,,D c,,.. !, 1. n.oon
- s'.a..a =. h.eA s....a ,a.aoua for
- 80, 81 NJ. mua a. Mspv rlAosa A two
e..s 49, ~,. -, - ~. ,.,ss.,, q = "a
- ~. % ..s .hsn /. .s,s ,h,onsh vI.h 4 series Of
~, ~Ish.k srm,.s, asaaon y .drv.
.. s.u. ,h.,. !. s..ya nnt,l
-e.e' 80 y. w. h... h.a . s,ast
'no - 80. s.1,.,.,, ~. ,o,h,os q
que.y : 49, -.r,,... ..',h. .,..l 49,.
's' -. ~, ..",. -, - N. r,rh. ,h.,s
.,a.a - hs saso n tba haavan.. bu,
- ~ ,s"s - ,hs n,.hI shs,a .nns.rad ar N
n0-' w ~ ....u ~, - ,aaL,,. olo,s
nc D's,."e. ,,., $500. ~ M..a.. Ta.-sn,v
Nnu u''sa ~ -. -. !. -. h...a .hs., ~
'"'v 49, fa.ri s'..s AZ ,.,.
nls. - Sa I sSas. Tss "a. ',.,,',. i,a.,.n..
.lnO ' .nS -. u 49, hon-.
'le "ins ~. -s''rs' - ~. a. -, ...,.,.,.
you m's1, Ia.. ss'u -, ,s ~ ~ 49, -s.,.
p,aAo :, nsn',e' -, 49, ~
A'mOspus'e' ~. 'sus W.. ~" ~
nO'.''ns'.n1s 'D' -. -. I :. - 80. !.
dreds OF me men went ou' VI 'n0'' 1n" 'sn'' "
witness me iilamlps''0n u Wy neA,ens'
nut 10 sAa "a .us ssAi', -, - qu'e' W
Bacon cfeeh. inns mofninE 'no ''Oim "a'
passed ana sne heavens "'s a'o su'e'' 'nsAI = -
cam 10 M oc'0Ds. morning. anu, WIN 'nsst'
oepsion oitne muo' mere 's n.ueo' 70 mar .ne
nappineSSoi 'ne oeven'een'n pi'saue Dy .ne
way our pngaoe ID composer oI 'ne Ihru
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

SMALL Fox IN WAsHhGroN.-Th Washing
ton correspondents report no diminutiOn in this
disease. A debate in. the Council elicis the
statement that there are some eight HUNDRED
cases among ciUilions, and communication in
one of the city journals presents the evidence
that smallpox eonvalesesnts are permitted to
roam about the streets, spreading this IoRthsome
and contagious disease everywhere. Most of
these are soldiers, who, under imbecile man
sgement, are allowed to leave the hospitals be-
fore the disease hss fairly ended. All Of the
regiments on the north side Of Che Petomsc,
have been vaccinated. though, Il must be ad-
mitsed, at late day. gEs fs @g ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

The CoMIne TAx,--The following 70 the Ofl-
cial publication 0f the Congressional pledge 10
levy q tar TO meet the interest, and uitimateIy
to liquidate the public debt: ~. y
JOINT REuoLUToN DECLARAroRY or THE RuRFesK
OF CONGRESS TO imRosE TAX.
Be Il resolved By tls Senate and House of Rep
yessnfatiDes Of the United States Of Americs IN
Congress asssmblsd, That, In order to pay the
ordinary expenses Of the government, the In
terest on the national loans, and have an ample
sinking fund for the ultimate Liquidation Of all
public debts, tax shall be imposed which
shall, with the tariff on imports, secure an 20:
nual revenue Of not less than 0ne hundred end
fifty million dOllars. ID s. ersff
Apptoved January p, 1862. 2 80 ~. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

"a ProUs NoToN. 1T will be seen from the
legislative proceedings that some "good man in
the House" has come to the sensible conclusion
that the clergy ought not to be invited TO pray
for such set OF miserable sinners" without
compensation. We incline to the same opin-
ion. 1t Is indeed missionary work; but from
present appearances, 1t cannot last long, inas.
much as the members will soon be "paSt pray.
inq for "!-Siate Journal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
rr va ,eU,oduoo \ \ o1Dc Il dis issue Of our psps'

~ We reproduce In this issue OF our paper
an 6fliols nom ne JepsngI pf Commerce on
"ConstituliOnai Rights" Itisa strong, argu-
msntatlve article, and written with directneSs
and point that cannot fail to command attention.
It is timely, too, and sheuld be needed at this
ju1ctbrs, phsn men are ready, for the sake
Of . faneisd good to result from futile attempts
atdniyersal negro emancipation, to disregard
the teachings Of experience, throw away the
safeguards, and break down the barriers Of the
Constellation. i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

DANIEL WEBaTER's FLAG AT THE AsroR. Sat.
urday, the 18th, was the snnlvetsary Of Daniel
Webs.er's birthday. The ptopristOts Of the
New York Astor House marked the event BY
hosting the old Webster Hag with which they
were accustomed during his lifetime 10 mark
the presence Of that statesman in the hotel. II
is large white banner, with red stripe above
and o blue stripe below. In the broad Aeld
appears webster's immortal motto Liberty
and UniOn, now and forever, one and insepara5
ble." .,Eea "a, ,ssas .gs5 y asa a.5el
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29

0NE Of the few ptalSeworthy acts1 Of the lase
ex-Pfeaident Tyler wan his appointment of
Washington Irving 40 Amsricah Minister 70
Spaln. Ths appointment was made at the rec
ommendation Of Danibl wv ebater, Mr.. Tyler
heartily scquiescing. Irving never solicited the
poat, and the frst iutimstion he had Of his ele-
vstion to ths diplomatic corps was contained In
letter from the 6tates Department, written by
Mr.. Webster In his ofieislscapaclty. ean lL6j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on tho sIst dGyOf Jansd,y, 1858. }
AUDITOR or sTATH's 0yYIcr,l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
00lumhua. n Ian. II 1870 y

Aa AUDITOR OF egATH's 0YYIcr,l
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
Columbus, o., Jan. II. 1922
WHEREAS, The North American Fire Insurance Com.
pany located at Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut
has ed in this ONCE sworn statement Of Its condition
a. required By the st section Oft act "To regulate
insurance companies not Incorporated by the State o
ohio, passed April g. 1855; and, WHEREAs, said com
pany has furnished the undersigned saBfactory evidence
that II s possessed OF at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars capital invested In stocks or In bonds
In mortgages OF real estate worth double the amount for
which the same 10 mortgaged and, WHKRRAs, said com
papy has filed In this ofce written instrument under
ts corporate seal signed BY the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent agents Of said company
In this Dae 10 acknowledge service Of process for and
In behalf Of said compafy, conBentng that such service
Of process shall be taken and held 70 DO 40 valid a. II
served upon the company according to the laws OF this
any other State, and waiving al claim or right Of
error, by reason Of such acknowledgment Of servioo.
N0ip THEREFORE, IN pursuance OF The first section Of
the aforesaid act Robert W. Tayler Auditor Of State
for the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that eaid North
American Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford d au.
thorEed to transact the business Of Fro and Marine In
surance Ia this State until the thirty day Of January,
n me year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three.
In witness whereof, I have hsrsnBto subscrbed my
name and caused the zeal OF my ONCE TO DO anxed tne
/. day and year above written. ..,.7tg gre
lL.sl r. W. TAYLER, Aduitck et htAte,
jsn0SdlW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
FOR SALE:

I WILL sell my HOUSE and LOT, situated on the
West side Of Fourth street. between State and Broad
streets. II ig franc house and contains seven good
rooms, good dry ceer and wash house. together with
convenient outbuildings attached good we'll Of water,
and cstern, all under with underground drain.
age calculated TO drain all the waste water to the river.
There is also nice front yard richly set with valuable
This property lies within one square Of The State
House.
Terms Of sale will be made easy For farther particu.
lars inquire at No. 81 South Fourth street.
jan. 26-lm. flfs3tFt A. HARDY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-29
mr.. Brisht,s Case.

The special Washington dispatches to the
Chicago Times, Of Saturday, says:
Although there is majority In the Senate In
favor Of the sxpulsionof Senator Bright, there
is not enough 70 secure the requisite constitu-
tional two third vote. Mr.. Latham will speak
In Mr.. Bright's defense on Monday.