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.i ' . L a 0 Y T E LEG ITAPII,
-TV A. PLANTS. CDITOR,
' VU "Telegraa . OAee Seeker Its puto.
. C..- A-CaL---toajr f Jh
; 4aatttet-Melga Caant j; Aeav J&siata
we see and heart that Meicm Count
of of the most pFospeWtts inhey-ta
y. w do nof believe she Isio ruieh la
advance as the :fieures show. But. out
Nil" &Si
iVo.2.
Orfani.tiai of th. legislature Ofllcars
. Drayerlng- for Seate Goirermer'e Mef
ige Ofllolal Reporte Congress Frcst
amt Htiug.
" Columbus, Jan. 2, '60.
9er-Tk7raJ; - The bustle and tir
lf-"10"! "1 incidentto the organisation of the House
nmns, to yoar old as well as new read- "d we are seated in our comtort-
erfc: the eongrascaiations or the season; i - Bwwn,aij.
santhome,
relief to be
Wieildifladly b4ve.reiaained in out sanci spre(t.tlifteiee, contusion j, ana oiner
abominations oi noiei me iox wis aw.
'lftaifift'rtSA friend. Dr, (S?nTl-!Mtft-
?iir?yi--sr- ff;7rB'r;. irr.z'-a ..".7.1
Bion Vl
,0 izs::-3
fc&m&l &iJpmh ourse, ourUeners hM
1W;A&.mw klkMwwkll beeit Teri:gffceAble,i jThey. generally
lowanees will be made unn W fetttrm Wfe4Mo bemen of taeital and mbral
wS'-Fiai; Wfin wbrtt n indications re not
.latthlrtIlMbrthh" lSuh a least the .expressed. wish: and
Miid&T&WmhiWm ocY "g aeserminau .
f'-f -P t-i AJ5 "bv theirfrnita ye shall kntivthBrn,
wn bwt.y irenBine.i aaaXe, ,of 01a iW?irJ.f JJJ v i'.; v 3 1
r irlv "i"Vi,-""' ; -Anditottfxghttoolt,,the qhair at ten
1 U UUfkWCVIVWg -V-"l"F-l-r-.f-"iT -
rSH thit 4i2fi!alaWoned
fSjJLyj 3 a,oes at the roircalt, and Vers swortf in
ncia raj gm: .two-,J0Br behind time, .rJlif:.-" r s, -. A 5;,,.
V7, .rt -'''- , 7 1 " i 1 by Jadge Butfiff of v the Supreme Court,
tlseqieBvlnV that .tv ' S
yvis "niWDUSter oui iuir tmorij remaining
d!.The grieat,,-soirfreig4 &;Jiave
defctal theiuttererthroWjani.'can
welllfibrd t: et thent rent a-Bjterhioh
cakto longet1 do kuehl mmhiefyy'
The rreS'cleiit's message af stirred to
its very depths the wrath of the North
ern leaders of the party. He has again
expounded, officially, 'the Democratic
creed,, and as the most fanatical of all
Southern disunionists have always ex
pounded it. This has killed the last hope
ofanother successful swindle. ,It is' no
I longer possible to again deceive the
Northern people wi th toubw-distilled
hypocrisy . and fraud, of the Cincinnati
platform and hence the , rage vof the
Northern-.; leaders.? If r; that v platform
could have been -re-adopted .at Charless
tohj the South could have 'been carried
ou;t6e r Strength iof its .real, intent .and
meaning, with. a slight hope of deceiving
a few' Northern States by the transparent
Bham of popular, sovereignty. r. Bx Bu-.
ehanan-lhasj torn! that '.refuge ;of: Jies"
away and the humbug has exploded - Th
people 'qa'n'bcead again: nnd so the
Administration .is cursed by those who
elected it j.Blit here ; is ihe. end of my
aneet-j; p:qoi'itii.-..i ;if ..n i,:!.ir i -
duct calculated to inflame the public
mind, which imputations ae utterly fake
and groundless. TheseV imputations wfl
have publicly deniod, afej offered everj
facility for the fulleii inveStigatio1
which we have earnes ly but vai,olr
SOUght. VUlv '.A:
4. On Friday, the 23dst., a company
of sixty-two men. claiming to have been
appointed by a meeting of the citizens of
V --1 '"1
i;tn'TO&' :o4 'awrnsiV : cr-3 K Saturdaymgh which .were as follows:
rsihioK ent, and .Renuthc prenCSdthe
thbity itlteclo & osmjnatea.by caucus
le i3-v i5,';3 i?5-lM:n- .,1 s;'Hbrsi'6P KKra.s-SfceaKel', Kieaard
rrv . . ii 1 . 1 - j t - . - 'r : . ...
4 ue weavacfaeria: ciircmeijijcowij
. C faiof CuyogaClerkf BjR.
r Cowen, of; .Belniont; "1st .'ss',". 'Xi.:L,
athe atrcet jiadl 8ide-wmlk re. eov
Lamborn, bf Stark;" 2d - Asst., Fr. Bied;
;.5!ipir lihgef Erie;iSergeant-at-Arms, Jeseph
vtJSpeF???aad..lheiLl Wiri:ckr6fWrren;,l9trAsst.,T:.1Da
t. IiMblllly ; to Enfore tb ; !
Mad.
'. jttVed Us feverelr.l :liut in spite of the
o'ciry .ir fulf yrahgerp Thfe
.'b.krl&rfyiete, in'd.-geVef;
yisprrow-2d Asst j'S,. W. Edwards;
pf flroiW ii-r f-jIS ni --fit4. u'ff
SxNATiClerk, D.s W: JJhodesi of
tcara'waiid' Asst:'lif AHigginf
Wiin roTAnnt-kii- ArrnsljfA'wBen'e.'of
;4 .it ..... ... ...,.7 ... .. 1 ,v-r";rtorrrr: rirvrr7 s t iiii'ri-j
"-Attfrerbmmence.ment'ortlie wtfmon MaBtomerv:!lt:Asst.. JiW.Sands. of
' tSS l?;TKlTOn??. Vinton? 2d AsstMhrWailactejibf M
rj; itJQeviambec pJpphcaBtfor the:;tew j soi.-0v,litiS1 ?ai.at .iidsns t'fi?
ifieea,mekas Clerksy6ergentBat-Arm no Thllf'wer.Weie'oirSf course!' I P.
Mr. x'arsons,;, on,, taxing .ov
I rtalnrnAfl , hi thanfca ,irt ' an 1 annro-
nd pubhshed some very severe stnctr i,tiate;apeeoh which was well received by
f r6(,ji)thevcMwdi?fi 'ihungry.iDemo-i ihi'HWw.' He will; no; doubt, make' a
6Mts:! 'who theni:elamoredijr pUcea; 1 Vdod presiding officerVbutwilthave
f.tritare were made tn good faith, wk" to'Km'tbeT.WtisJCiiclion wluclC . his
-J? ."innqceoce , asxea j Dredecessor sttcceeded.i a doine; j Fer,
whether it wouldBe so ifhe BpabJM DeAoentt.i8'lieas', WniB. WoodJ'the
jana-hlvcajJOpeatOFyia j W ell, Speaker Jof inlasi ' House, "was a 'riibs'1
; tfeepbJsiigcen (alth Jox: a:dmirAieViEcer
it r, and have' the offices to 11, nd if our I .r After exchanging .tho, usual messages
7. i'iixllaoi JiresA for anVanswBr-to i Ritwefen-tlwf -tw f Udnsaa, and thet Oo-
wi "Iwffii'W 'tr v WffsSftth: FW 1 Vok' Tecess "unHi two -oeiocxat wmcn
DemocrsUe office: httnting,-.Uaa .pledge 1 hjif Jots were, to" be drawn for-choice of
Vtfr hbnop never to'tiirV.)! 6tiinrov ieAlugi V&sv 4pne;bj"nlifiW.,ft
- nree-'WithifurthekWriince .vrif'nbl names of !the members in : a. hat. and as
. .narliAr 'anil t)tf fllArA W. MnA WWirft differ I Kja4Vvi. iTiTa rQ tfrtrfa TAiotfti" wno
"ftBSe-tn poi6le- than 'any Body tee' . j koojliow.iBgvsvWfrtU oldest
;' ' ""j. fr (cses'wert hldast'nigHt b .thfej memberi;mng whqmi Was Gen. House
puWlcan mernVr? PUM?Q,Pousesi of- Gttllia,1 to-feeleetv their seats Without
IailX,sl:tdPemB tnerisK'oi tnelot.Y Q1S conj-
. Mrad IMSuKtoift and good U, limejil old 'g?W
:Sr!gpfVrarlei?? Tneandida-Wr,; inJfM. itaowhic:
t . jmt nnmefbtt than'memberB fronVmost it.waa donei-bnght 4o' atone &r half the
111
surrounded him, "became, like his master,
the subject ot their, rancorous hate, r .xie
stands', therefore,' t ih head f- the lkt.
Among ; the exiles art Rev J'Ac BiRog-
ers principal oi a nourisaing' atuoii av
Berea ancL his', family: J.' JJf."' Reed. and
famUy; phn g.;.Ian8baj an4 vwnily,-
Mr. UanBoaFis a native 'Of Kentucky,
ana nara werting,''tnntty man.y ue
ha Veceniy 'erected: a 'steam' 'saV-mni,:
anf . spfpsiv jiuiiuretj iwjres pj, s ianu m,
MadUotf Co., Ky ... ..The) Revi ' JV,;F-
Bough ten; -E. Ti? Hayes and S-tLifey car -
l&':y':)f'ilMJ iyTK fWV i? geneja): sins that are yetio bedommitfed-by this
't s-rambley,w feel proud oX -Jtfeigs Coun, ldyi While cWe'n are loved andage
i. Vl -i .; -' 3tv?thWue"of -he oitdaren wete fonad; respQcj wpr "5 ln'jajg
l)v andbaJirit'jl,g
f! their faitk to the'greaVexhibitisa of firfe-
'1 the various applicants were not ge.n-rotkiC lWiiBntw5bau;pr:
1
1
nfandUtonalifiedUpositibnsI
W whlcthey i aBpired;' buthat Hrhere ia
6 many Aspirc;tdhat TBU few; caa?-; read at the cierk desk. J It t fe fa wv
;Oierecessarjiy rd;;feelmgs Ie' UJpaMfiDed'etcIusive to1
' xpTodVe,nianyVdiSa MoyilMM
;ful candidates , when tne nominawona acq position of our noble State; in the Union
. vfimeirectithf tbfbU btfObhVtir fathersfofnied, and weV'theit
med by
lWV IJw-m WOTiVf w jikitiaoi descendants: cherish5 and mean'ta'maiii
ftV Congress : Nsjti U iVemakis i; anorganixed. taip ,is,state!J Vitii aeyity ap'dSfied
- ".V de'spefat ffdrt was made-" to' nnitfthe stateWAnship ,whih;;is in. strikingibut
; ' variWs'factibns'oppbs proud ipohteaat withthe bombasticidkun-
, t IV, t;nieBy-AtH?.? " - i wuupa. or- lae- messages' oi formally -01
':. rntoRbnJtr. rclaver j 6e.ntim.ents,; hut ft rthe16lh'er"StaM. ?,;Thi4ocumeat; can-
&&lled c Some o thief Northern .Denied npijEaij to inorease the already irff ' na
V ?rats 'refused to -joTri the coalition; -! ?The tional, reputation: of Governor Chase as
A T- f '"w tna a tatemVnt "TSr'SI. Cor, of tnif B$as thi megewfll be -punished in
1 -ient.M-eclarat ll'y
f j lhe'ditadin tfijatyjhhfii A.9Uotti-I9
mcn of thtate'Gdrnmeiyas well
J ,-rBying-iUwgoaKli 35?d5t?ie also presented, But we 'have iio yet had
i '"5 T F&TBBg1'- VC V I jvovHvMy AU.V WO AXCIVU AXUlt VtJt
f y:j:.&4aQ stheywill
-. :.,ULyV-;nll-"iht'o--taw caF. -5e ''ri? f Wi piiblislfc i fiiliiwes will
T . - : , . I. . V. U ait TIT. 1ITRI HnfU. . UUUIUT . t. A.Artttnw -nnvK. .. L 1 J . . . I n
-.;. -.wjbsl,,wv -jofw -.3ii..T-7ra ni57)7Tj iuisiu.m iu gurc aviear anaaisuncT iaea
Stgdto-S ortnern BWiwern iBemiMn j, their contents, j; .Yyjthr the exception
billSr no Other business' .was ransaeted
:-ityfe of Wntatt'rselensmwnicb
' aB so(lnkb
rsjytTSvCr jne:raaHBg-ofe;mesr
aeserrea ana. wuv l sase t he House kdi ourneii': " - " J J '
Ithteat ofidnelri siftoilJ."waaithe
4 ' - s , - ieoiistienee. entwwow ww- we Sherman still lacks four votes of a
AS ..e-;i3tttJSBl? ItlM factionsi
f .". 3 i.v nougea - r , jjjuvu vu.c uuy agree in naung ine
Fvlfc-J'.'Sw MBoJt Bt to figsttiiUttTairyiKrj. publicans, and hate each therJjut
Congress Jemains in TwjetjBtatei
elear
These
;t7
Re
little
'coa-
. - fjm . : a i3 . .frit A t aVi. MM.AVit'fhW "tflMiA ar. ciu.i a
wau yiGTGUb vuy. vtv livu ut Pimrma.n nv
i13i?idcl m HJo. . w and eouifi
3lae?lt--tii ashbiiia; of '.Hjinbl
called' Attehtioa t 6 a letter he had received
A.. AVI. Tllil. :!n. ITU.1'
irvm a cynrraciorj in xvocKViue,' Illinois,
in wbicbj te writer statep that the state
f thincaa:istlBgowingUihfriJur
to pay the mail contractors, cannot he im
agined. JVlr Washburn wished to say to
the contractors that he did not consider
sutuLion ana laws oi inis ciaie ana oi
the United States, called at our respec-j
five residences, and . places of .business.
and1 notified us to leave-' this county and
Statej j and be without . this, county itnd
State within ten days, and handed us the
accompanying document, in which , you
wilL'see jthat unless the said order .be
promptly complied with, that there is ex-
pressed, a xea aeierminauon 10 -remove
us by force'" ' " V.'.,
Jn.-view of: these facta, which . we ean
substantiate by . the fullest evidence, we
respectfully pray that you, in ; jthe exer
cise pine pQwer, yesiea jn you py ne
Constitution and made, your, duty to usei
do protect .us "in our rights as loyal , citi-
zens-ot tne uommpnweaitn or tne otate qi
,1, ( tuan pjanu. ,
Pit i a FT limppiw .
4:5 t7 T-i; .TL-'
4
t:,i -).'.( , .,..
The Senate Printer will- probably be
Eowman. Some lnfluelfceiwbrourhfcto
withdraw the Democratic LOpposiUoni
The U. S. Agricultural $pietyja ple
iaring for its next annual! exhQttjoi
he n
u(,hh T;:i:'i GptuBu, Jan. ,60. . .
slDeari TdeympJur While .waiting-. for
the hour of opening-the 'session for.: the
day,, we havev,coricluded to: pen amis
W4J.uuv.yr avi;a - ( . -?
' '.The,': Vchivairy";'7of 1 .Kentucky ""hate
carried outthejr, threat ofrS9me. ,two
"weeks ago, - by ;driving' from the. Sta,te
many of her best citizens. Thitttf-xix
and others in different parts tneStale.
The : crime for which.' these, gentlemen
have been driven from their native State,
their ropertVj! their ' business and theifc
homes, Is that of believing with Wasa
inctoa. Madison, and the fathers of the
Hepublie, that slavery . is !'a moratrnd
nolituiai evil.' XtixhuX lh Uitd&
; It is admitted by their enemies lhat
these men .',re industrious,. uprig:
peaceful, Tan4 intelligent. JChat .they
have violated no law of the State Or
tionls' expressly feiten as' the Reason off
their expulsion bf mohviolehce. '
, yteverena lonn. Vff, ee is weu xnswn
to the Country as having been,. for .many
years, an earnest, but quiet and able min
ister of . the ?Presby teria'n 1 Church, ' hut
wno wowu not sanction vue new uotrma
. ..1. 5 r.I .. - -ft
that slavery is a; ivme.insnxuwm,; the better art of the citizenk. ilf"Ais-
nixampi' ",ein W;. pfe8; the slave-power is certainly mad
to the lawlessness- and violence wluch h w , -kkwiw ia n'n.
.lion.,., uauiiiey.nope.wj cauu iie Tre-
4" .. i, ;nymr:n
!
. Bmi liom .Co., Ky.,jDec. S4, 1859. , f
This petition was presented to the Gov
ernor in- pe?spn by two ;otthe signers,
and,' strange to Bay the Governor of the
State, lust elected and sworn to support
the laws, refuse to ; protect them, jand
coolly assigned 38 a reason that it wfuld
be Easier t i preserve the? peace of the
rf. fc"ji uLi j!ll.!ii'l.--V J uli i i i.
clave uy permiiung ijlic inu. arirc ouv
whoeyer thejr pleased,' or to' mttrde aid
rpjbb them, than it wpuld' be . to - enforce
the laws and protect their liv.es. and f T9Pr
erty ! ;i He) however,! graciously pledged
his rytectiori until the.tep'iJays expired,,
.bja'j.tim if;'found at:, their
homes or in the State, he should nptln-erfere'A1-'?
ttti .liuui.jar ..'.?, it
x t'JThusvrh6lljv failing to seeure'the'pro
iectionof' the law! finding the' authori-
ties oi ine oiaxeeimer in, league wiipuie
motIor powerless before . it, and.xnow
ingr that themselves and families weald
be murdered if they.diA :bot -fly from
their 'jvliomes, they teft their business,
their, property, and, ;tbeir. ;-native( JSitte
and are now exiles 3n . Ohio.
Hit is said that those thus exiled have
many friends still left, and that the out
rage s doing much to open ,, the' eyes of
peniers, . x w.f ;i arscr, a native-oi
SQutlk CaT0!iina,6r--i- Tone- ahative' pf
Tennessee, John Smith, a native of Ohio,
ifarmer:.who h8 . lived ip rKentucky
some-years. s ';Mr.: Smith is described bv
Btr! Fee ai k 'frreV-hAirtd fetner a' rtian
as a
pf pra5er,.ind
, 'fey-haired 1 father a -man
ioTeed of ie.minehtYpiey anil-
nsefalneaaw vThfi jOnlyi.ofiense charged
against aby of them , is thatofjentertaia-
inig 'Abdlitiotaisentiments.1'''-
' Severai'meetYnjrs'wyfe h'eidandreso-
liliiops,' pLSsethat all peraon' jiplding
eentunents opposed m slayery should .pie
driven out of the State; hut these people
coTild hbtfor'A'trimehelieye' that' the
.lawless' threateould'fepVt into exeten
won. f Aa..,onBf:9uuxeff-imeepjgB a
uomuiiitt;B.oA tt,ij-ukv jtfexa.appoiniea;
Ailthpried to, act 'ander ancj byjyixue of
ae rouowing xesotuue-ns: ; su eo--iinr.i--,
Rei6$eed?l htttfl tftimmittee ihich
haBbeen-appeinted by this -meeting do,
withiWten'da'v'sfrbra this time! ;walt unon
Johii .Fee, -J. A-Xfe Rogers,' and all
others that'Ttha said "committee1 1 may
think' inimical and dangerous to our in
stitutions onr interests; andj' our public
safety andi tranquility, and inform them
that they f must' quit; this -county and
Statej and that they must be without the
limits Of this" county within ten day 8 after
the time of receiyingi said notice;, and
that Said committee are directed' by this
meeting to take such steps as. they niiy
deem right and proper iI removing Lthe
said Free Rogers, etcfrom the: county,
if they are found, wrth'its limits 'after
the time specified has ruh ont;.;t,. ni :
2.J That the ?, said:eommitte6?meet in
this place on- Wednesday, .the,21si iriat.,
at ten o'clock AI.to eonsult asite.the
manner of their, proceeding in carrying
out these; resolutions yU-ir' t;- i
iThis Cemmittee, mounted and armed
rode through the Qounty, 'and gave' the
warning"; required TJ , ther resolutions.
It being; evident to, the proscribed thatj if
ihot protected Jby . the authorities , they
wduld all he murdered by-i this hand :if
bandits') the follovrins? appeal was made
; T . j - : -i t t : . . T ....... i
j ti( the G;6.ternor'rpf the State for'the pro-
secuoBxrW uieij.jiiyes.rana . property,., io
which-they were entitted nndr;jthe.Coto-
strtutionind laws of their connttyi:''; .' j
"ti Hi Uteetknefr,1 'the' 'ifmetttofVie State d
T ekijiijQjai ;refitize'n3
rventucky
pressible conflict'", by such means? p!7ill
me. great heart of the ,twenty-hvo nm-
uns or non-siavenoiaers in mw.couBiry
converted ,to the doctrines of' despot
ism' as ,iow lield' by .the" slavehbldinc
class? a IVFiU jthese- millions, submi wil
iigly to become, theinsehe6,vt3f slaves
ofptslaTeYera? And if it becotaes
clr"to 'the 'convictidnUoi the' people
that,, siayexy itselfjjCafl . onJyjbCi main-
itainednpon.: the prostrate. Jona.tttttion
and 'f laws! ef the- country and the ttotal
denial of alt the 'rights' hf icitizenship in
tie, white race, may not , thee . lawless
pioceed.ings,;be jthjneans .of! hastening
the deathflof r slavery tteelf?,:; But -(what
madness is -' it in the" few slaveholders tq
bring this issue home' to the' cheart3' and
AtK?.rfihJ!Ssfhf the- T80ftNe.'"In f-rn -t 1
.. te- novr very well" that they rreTy
upoi.the.JDemocratic -party-in the free
States' to uphold andsustain them. ,;f And
mihn hnprinefpled Tndemagogues? and
coptiiiie'tolo so' A'Bu it is alibelSipo'i
on
i h.qman ature,to,supp6se, that the masses
of (that party, n the i North the honest
free laborers of the? free States jan he
fgrejver sj deceived and Winded hy these
leaoter as tohe permapently used AS the
Ii. .sill:' " " J :j-i.:
inS3UBicaiDIi.UlfillOWlt'Hegi:suavw-
No!, the ftttufe, iWe'EarBiestly believe, rwi;l
be aB,th6T)ast',feW,yeab have heemVr Np
greafex eprte ean'be made to deceive the
free men bii,,ihe'',fiee' Statesfiuin have
been rnadet for the 2 lasjt j fiye years) 'N
viler falseioods are within the inventive
genius of evil men. than those already
used and faund. unavailable' f Ahi, year
by year, thW ranks' , of these servitors r6f
despotism PAverPeen,: qinunignipg unui
neatly? 'ererj'r. free. State,;, ha? - declared
itself on tHe side of freedom, 'juetiee
law and progresaJUAnd . there are yet
thousands in theDempcratic party whose
impuises var4ht,ftnd.who- but! want
thi'ngSiip'g hepi' jto the side of their
fellowfcifcizens, , in ther t support oi ; the
righti5"!And io ill such,. the exiles from
the South' wiu-' prove most effectiTe mis
sionariea. TVe firmly believe thai these
seeming evi'S wm ue overruieu iur guuu,
In this jtrust iet us.au.worx. anci wan.
Couldn't Hfrfd M'OaAa. iti 1 , - 'v,i',V:
; A few nights since a huge and verdant
rtii. i r-: J J.J...1 mj u' V !'
xennessean cuD(ttueu iue: jiroiua e iu
hope of finally cheating eaehrpther.5'-j Kyour
6lpinTAotaa&1aiiA W
t haye! come from! Varlohs' parts
i.ihe urroHndine counties, unJcg
; i r-; ; cmpoia.or ., '0 y, -"r-r.s? 5aia.yi, v jry,t,iamUies by honest Industry: and endeav-
trod-Sced into" the; mysteries of the : Sons
of Malta," arid had a' friend to propose his
nanfe tohe 'Lodste-at' Nashville.? He
wa' h'alldtted for, and immediately went
in to join the 'expedition. He had been
jot hut a short tim when' he was handled
f ather toughry; "and "concluded hei could
hot hold hii oat;sO netorenimseu loose
from the guards, arid meeting the senti
net at the outer -door, knocked him sense
nr-xr nrr v.i ii.ia.ii 'i r
V 6Fu";r entered fitb? his-hat in' Ms hand
Atfenbon efolJowIngActe. v. Whis'eoat.t and Swore furiously
saidf he was seventeen miles from home
but :culd' whipany Soh'Of Malta ',i in the
United States, andeursed the slide hoaras
'fiiiWiii-'' hfffteaaarvi in the
1 ; .
' I .l '. v1L J' K-'Cl.L' a Sftaio ln'nnlit'jirmi.l
t4 otd BtteWhi
alifhik of. all shades' and fanaticisms of ! ,IU iT J. -"-
. i w.'-.i,t pi , . . ,xora s saAe;un.o governors as unto them
all decrees arewtrnnc in cniArrillasniinHa ii i tt- a h i- r-
V1 ; i'xynmifiS-Vf'Of9 memagainst the great, 'compact gtolwing: andpf evil doers, amf ihe praise of them that
' 1 -- - - i: :rT-cn , ; - j - x . a y ' v-f. .l ? ;Jn . . , nrmciDie. we nave nppn anAnmnr. in an
- f ; f. ?l j'".." y m ttd;r H e imeoa ia pre- euvy -uuu uairea or wnicir 13 an xnas 1 r 1' .7 r. r : -. "
Hf54-A Les-k.?,3 1. . ' ?.;.''. W'-'u'lt: ' -.- -t respects Jo the laws ot this btate. .
i : tr j A.r ,:t tement to present tojnat
f JSwo-andif possible'
i' f a-; t. .. i .-. -: -: . ,n. L WhilA -atiafiad from
i.-- A.. r l-"3-'.ir ' V' !
ooav p kireui uw .yVQU.nne eacn .oiner.t - . fi, -t0 -uj
procure Well, let the cauldron seeth, and bubble j reports have been put into circulation,
II ,and fume!
l : Let tbee discordant factions 1 imputing to nt motives, words
-' t - ' f
and con-
hy. "Ndeeches had been 'made by his
sde of the House. They desired an organization.
1: A debate ensued betwQlSfessr.sRe;
ran and Curtis. The latter gentleman
wSontended that the-habeas corpus- pre'
rents -ine viuiuuoo oi m onsticuupn
le informed - Mr.1 Regan distinctly that
he people of the North donotmakewat
nn slavery Where it exists. ' ':o ai
;'3If.' Regan said he' ic6rned--eclipnal-
sin every where; He had made it a point
to rebuke sectionalism; at home, and; he
fought -the f e'nemiei - Of ' the Uoiori and
Congtltutlori here I i-it c tnf;iit'.
Debate followed as to the personal lib
erty bill'-of Massaehasetts; 'Mr.' Dawes
of that State taking the principal, part
in .it,.v.
He ewo, tne alien and suffrage, clause
waap&'sed i&y '4y?15eyct8t5ii-wa8
adopted by. the !Legislatirreand submjtted
to. the people, u-ii.; -f , :30lf frii...fi s.
x The entire Democratic : party staid, at
home and refused, to help 'that portion pf
the republican party opposed to it to vote
it down- H they had got 5,000 fromithe
40,090; Democrats this, blot ph.; tha feir
escutcheon of Masaaohusette. woald never
Mr? Hardemanrose, to-a question of
privilege ! lie. uacJerBtooKi , .Mr. , Cox-f ,to
say that there areipoulhern Opposition
ists on: , this i floor! in, alliapoe ,wjth. the
Black Republicans, fi , ( uu
sUMr. Cox explained., , He said th.0 other
day that he believed there, was an affinity
between them when Congress : met. .He
saw in the ruChmond; iv frig . andJjouis-
vitte Journal, &aa other journals sot. the
American'! cartv. a .Btronor desire, for .a
union of , the Opposition. Had, it not
been for Old: Ossawatoinie;,Brpwn,, they
would have been united in the organiaa-
tion of the Uonse'.t l a a rH,:tv.---lo
Mr. Hardeman wished to sav distinctlv
that. : there isj paliianfieir awnity, , be
tween the. Southern. Oppositionists ;and
the Black Republicans,. ; po. , far as . he
wis concerned, he pronounced np charge
4.-Mrw Cio;:euliedthathje,..did iflptimake
that chareo, but he ; said that -the. ; Wh?
journals; and other organs of Ihej Ameri
can .party urged such a anion.n tie jivas
willing , to say there were ertain gentle
men of the puthera OppoeiUpn j 0Qthi3
noor, wno wouiam no (.emergency aqiie
with the'RepublicansJ..: .ijitr. b-ija-
Mr. Jjoteler said: there neyer waa an
hour when any? portipp; ofthe ,Virginia
Opposition : contemplated alliance : with
the Republicans, blf such a proposition
was made by : the; ; Richmond . Whgr 4'
spoke for itself. -i-wft,,,,, ft; jjj !-., f
:Mi. t liatton rJLhe.i gentleman, from
Ohio bad said,! ft.; his. opinion, that, but
for the recent foray. of John Brown;.,I
wouau nave r-pee n , in i aiiiance .wiia. xne
Black Republicans on this floor.,
uMr. .Cox-r-J distinctly said the organs
of your party, so. suggested.. am ready
to prove it. , I made no personal appli
cation. . i-t:Ll:Uh . -i
rMru HMtonAjav, manwho intimate
that it is my purpose. now j or .will be in
the-;.-fiiturej to, vote; with r Republicans,
states iwhat. is false., .,-,tlt l..;
i . Mrj..CvxTT-That. disclaimer is not ne?-
essaryvi J-he gentjienian aia, nothow;;a
gre"at-.deaJ; of bravery bjjt .j.
i ;tlr. tiatton-r-X have made the remark
It is sufficiently comprehensive.,., Idon't
wishto,dditd;it,f-i irfi-u-ii i-.'j, t :
Mri. ;Brasbn had; no , Affinity .with the
Kepullicnus apd, would hereafter have no
tespect far the' gentJsman from,Ohio.;! i
Mr. Uoxfri; ; am, glad, you. .repudiate
youXiOreanaT .-.ssua h 'hi-u -serf:!
tJh-jr.vecott 'declined. the. longer use ot
his name fox Speaker v-j ; , . , K V ,(,,;
"A. Mr;.; Craig,; ot Mo.L .nominated Mr
Davis,' of Indiana; i Mr Engli! npmi-
nateoVtiJMri i McUiernandUi.- jlhe,, House
votedforeakes, ,witb; tbe folfpwing. re-
8Ult; -:il' :( iltiw JS f :Urtr'"i 5
Th Whole nuinber. ofjyotes 2Q7; .-.necessary
to a choice 104; Mrir-Sherman, 01; ;jMr.
MoCIernand,': 33 Miri .iLmerj,,1.4j uMx.
Davis, 6; Mr. Vallandingham, 12. .n
The'diouse then adourned-rz. "U - -
SlNATB.'i-rSevaral petitipiJS were, pre-
sentcd,: and private hill' introduced ;and
referred.iit .viuwi-.tii.-ivM i t
; Mrt Harlan 'discussed ; thouBresident b
Message,' the . Slavery question'apd the
powir of Jpngress over- the Territories,
atgreat:dengthv.t:V! vio-iil si ii 'iu:
i Hd isaid he was surprised at i the posi
tKin'-taken i hy - the.l Senator : from Ohio,
that the Ordinanoeoi: loo 7 iWasr, a bind
tng contract between the. States and c6ul
not be repealed.' riil " "l '
s i ar;. iruffn saia me senator misunaer-
stobd hirai ;The States were equally rep-
resented,: , and -the, plates' eded land to
, Mr,,Harlanr-;Then it was certainly not
binding on the subsequent; pvernment.
,; Mr. Pugh It was hot an act Pf 'Jegis
latipn, but as: a compact it required more
yotes.fpr an act of confederation';not;a
i.7, Mr.; Trumbull denied that it required
more votes ior an Ordinance, i - "
., ,JIr.- Hartan resumed and . argued 'that
the Republican policy was,-' in fact:'- to
give'the 'territories' to' the-white men 1 bf
thetfUnited States;;,!! '''ibi .
He read from' the . scientifio' worktf'Pi-
SiUkra 8-Adlca- Btvd.ata Rctwrnlxig
T The ' impetuous jp
whosbeha
eport will be seorf iven
public. v-5Tarf
The Republicans are canvassing the
propriety of holding a caucus to bind the
party to the policy of sticking toSher'
man maintaining silence and refusing
to adjourn, or to pair off.
: Mr. Allen,' last - night, exercising- his
temporary authority as presiding officer,
by Virtue of his Clerkship, adjourned
thfl HrttiQA rinrinop rh aam -tnr r.ha voaa
: - --- ------- ----- j i
rnarhsTheepuWidanrwe
Indignant at this unwarrantable exercise
r. power. . Many are in tvtorof cen
surrng himlr " rt't:".itv";" ''.'-
t Mr.. Gboeh of Massachusetts called
teagan, of Texasj'tb 'sharp a-conntthls
rtbrning, ' for 'changing' the, records rri
tie Ulobe. .1
Hindus yvung genteme in f. NOTJCE-iThAtlJoard f Director f ik
cienflpf Richniokd fKru
l . IL- E. :. t . . J. il .w-.
gavessacn s zasjous euppcr, -ars Degn-;j
pai atsooa eaaeauon wiuj
nin totmn
serve better than - patriotism td bring
them patients and fill their pockets. A
Philadelphia correspondent -of the New
York Tribune says:
"It is a solemn fact that the indignant
Virginia i doctors are back, again the
very fellows who went off in such a rage
only ten days ago! JN ot all of them yet;
but they are sneaking back in squads of
manuscript with '
'have seen 1 the' 'cjrj gyial
ith ; alterations made ; by
Ifeagkn The reporters chad it hpbn
Uiut,auu uruvuu uiauc uiiu apologize
yry 'humbTyl' It Vas as critiginas the
trickTvak d'oiltempttble! ' The'Americafas
JM ....f.-.-. i ; - i !ti't.i,:i- ,ti:'
auu jLpposiuon are . quite eiatea wim
the cbmplete'hackirig jiown of Mr: ; Cox,
of 0hio,' .hy 'those parties ''ye'sterday
wlbm he attacked most errosslv and wfth -
T 3 1
out provocation." ' The Senate adjpurned
tillMnnir nnt. ..'iC ?u: ii;::it:
Z "J . . t
1 The special Committee npon the Har-
daV.'hut bnlv'drew uti Its nlah'of broee-n
I1..W W AT , A t-.-oc,Al jii'i,;;
tht the whole thing was nonsensical and
wowd amouht to nothi4g'in the iend.
Thire can be hodoubt that he, is ashamed
of, Ind regrets it.",; 'The sbot.'bf M.Tof
ter.'of Wiscohsin. at Valfafadinffhhm.' bf
Ohivrfoir ' heihsr" concerned in .the1 John
ai
tha lfiLh d-v 6? JanuarT. 130.
GE0&GE HlJTTEL,
Merchaiit Tailor aii4 Clothier.
THE old cuatomera of this h will -please
bear in mind that I am still h
manufaeturingsIothfBig to oiftki'ila'Biy .JAr
new bttilding, on Court strwt, z'dbor. troiA
Front,. Pomeroy, Ohio. My faoilitiea for get
ting up Wtfri ia excellent, and I warraiil it to
be made according to order, f i ' ' ' I i i ' f
or. nv.-i m nv"rit n V U I N f '.V. '
Uenta . uruianiDg'
i .1.1 j ii- j . .. a.eit conuniiT en nana.
cuse: their ehiidish loUy by eaying they
only wanted a holiday frolid."!. ii:f &
Flow, '--i- -Miii$&6BiXXi fcri.
Wheat i. ..1j061J0' U bush.
Oaa j,..... ...... ...........,..,4.40l455t n ;
lnjutbes.i..:.1:..........:..;:;.....:. '
Applea giB).L.,.t-...'..'.'.V.'.;.f 1.001aW 45
Dried; Applei. J..UK....;r;...fl0 $
Dried f&tiU..iVa,t..-iui,J$82& i
l$uttern-,-'ri-.vw.,,,.1618c. 13 lb.
GHeese.....j....,.M.-,,..,..,...j.!....8(a12ic. lb.
tee9.'t'.l.;'..'-.v..:..:?..'..r...L
MeUs-e&vC;;:.:::;
Sirupi.r..".-i.j,;...v;..-..r..;76$lXK) gal.
Sugar y Q.)V..'..-J4.i.tt-.;.;.810c. 9 lb.
Ceffee....,.,.t-,.-..,....-.r2(Sil8o.: " '
'Bice.-... 67c. '
Soap.;.!;:',...:. J.'...... J...V:....)ai0c. , ?a '
bCandl (taHoy).::.'..V:.;..!i:;....:l:.15I6ci
FUh (Mackerel). 10e,- ;
FiahVWte),..... k7o. k
Pickled pork......... T.'....1....9l0c.
8houifcrsA:j;:.:..aA;V.:.9ioc. ;p
8idei!(aBtcay5.;;.iU;:..y.
Hain8..1.vili...Ji..-..j..4....L.12o; 5 "
Crackers-,Avrret, 7 wholesale 61o. tu .
.Hopp Poies:i....,,..,...-...,;.$09, 1,000.
Salt.
...retail 25c.
. wnolesale .
- r ! i ; .1 t. i
o, bush.
He is the man who attempted 'ttf ejttort
ansyers' from':Brbwn while he'tiy'.VrounJ
::e .iJ!trs,
,1860.
in good supply, and -jl -tabs pleasure in inform-"
ing my friends that I Will snortiy nave an in
creased stock. - - - - -Thankful
for year formei liberal patronage
I hope to , be able to offer inducements for its'
continuance j"; , ; , GEO. HTJTTEL:;
;, Jan. 3, iseo.ii-tf', , J " ; " ' ;' '"
..- . ,..,4.,.; Hti '-';'
JOHN KARR, ADMINISTRATOR O? tfl'H
Estate of Simofi Dolan, dee'd, has deposited
with ti Treasurer of Meigs ' County, fiftee-i
dollars' and fifteen cents; that being the amount
required bylaw-toredeeem eighty acres of
land, in N W. part of 128 A- souta aad east
ot 166 A, tot, in sec. 14, T. 8, R. II; sold Jean-
ary i, iS8!ffor tne taxes anapenauy vorr-ua,-
in tfie tiaft of Simon Dolan, and purcnasca py
James Wella., AARON STIVERS A. M.C.
Pomeroji Pe& 29 69. l-?t .". ,
irtf 'g-" y ''w'i
SATURDAY EVEN iKCJ POST
STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS f
A CHAJTC-. TOOBTAJEGF
Two Handsome Steel Engravings
AlTiFyL':ERANG''ALi5(
4 d eMlia 'i'$wSliifittJ
Fiction," ' ltfewsi' 'Httmo;'' Acxi-hur,' -ttw
xaaraets, so e- so.
Ihe Proprietore of the SATURDAY EVEHIHO
POST -'the oldest and best of the Weeklies" -
the pleasnre to anno, nee to the readHifr publlf that
they Have nMe ag xeuuiTe , eBfcujcenie-i wn
Author whose powerful stories hae of Uteattractsd
great attention; and that they wiU open -the year
Cincinnati Market. "-
A. CiRciNRATt',TJannaryk,
Flock. The market remains rithont chanW
dedafter'the riot. T'The !stup!l r-ply of tW'demSn'ismyratS Infcafefy local; F&i?&Sg:
son bf theiWl;l)emocrati vb'fe5fdr,.TA!- 45lb 4'for extjC1 Tat reeeinU are n&: - TA0,aTl PaUgntCTS.
innri nrnnm a -nnnnn nramir nniinriBA nr nia biuu:." -
ACtAtVslgAAAU tO MUUVUUIAfUJf U&VaUOb VX UM 1
disunion speech, borne, ot his colleagues
Northurefusedto'Vote'fbr;hia:i'-!'J ;
' ' ' Tifri mail' 'tontra'ctbrir . ate ' nretfarinsr
anb tier meiriorfal to present tcf Uo ngress
r. I !!; '.: ;,: rr.il ;- T i 1",'.
Sevel-al:c6ntractofiPenhsylvan haVe , t . , IS .T'-S ?.
By the Anthqr of "THE RED COVftT PAM,"
"oos.--.iiie auppiy .was better to-dar, feeiAe ..: -thr ix gray pow dkk.,.':TH-; D1A-
l: about 6,000, and they met with a good demand
tat very fttltnjkti.'f ' Tht'aalei .wertr" 7"i,ri
u70 fcoad,Atertigirig 190 fts- at.A.....?6 40
170
m :ii
Air; TtforVir bf 'illU: Arbseverv'e:
tedy to-dy.nd sayl smelhiria'gaiystt'J.i100ta T K ! feofbs, At-iJll r6 75
ValUndigham.'nut was restraihedny Tils I " -' , fL M--":-!
asoafeir.ttti he-i says-hevrill1 UMVtb 0iir 93 tSn- '1 ST i
ucrau Muwt a, uiiiuu, ovuu kvciu ,ui i w- . , IDS. at........ 6 bo i
vx''iU':XuL':--i.-;,ni'Atu.' a iSJVA aIaWa.1 ..
The. remarkV of Mr. Mileal'of South' Cat 1 6cblTat market a firm'kn- the 'ae
olink forekhadwed 'th
iridknaaD,' of Penhsylv:
marki Seh'ta perfect
IJemocratic rants
G
scene
an
be fully .' reported in "the '.regnlar dis-
breseit
ofthat
the ' Cbhsti.ution ' adbted several1 eif s
Lbok- edtVfor' a" row rwhet( 1 the
que-stibri comes u -b : ; '' ""f15 1 ':
Senator '.Tbwe'irs bill ahoUshfn' the
frahkincoh tains some new arid Impor
tant&atuTeit It allows to feach sesatoT.
-Memhaano Deiewite'aihTF'commence -
ment'bf evety" sessfon ?175' f6r StAmps.
AH printed matter Je'ttrs or hooks' :shall
he pay-hlehefdird ',hei 'delfverjr4 af atiy
to-the4' trekide'ik "Vifee1 Resident apd' u a8ttnTimaet!isiiTljtd pees
and 'bther furnUtire1 necessary I in the
1oae-'krotQ!.f ' Thehouse runs with shouts
Wvirt l!iiifrliter;'frtm"ithe -bV-tandera. and
rtheieuow was soon hiuisi uoi- w
good humor. (X.mea.V u "V-
Deatb of'IJow, jr.
The California papers receivedhy the
Akazzi ahd others to shbw that it was not
true that hbne1 hat tb'e'blacl- race COuJd
live in trbbitfal elimatesi1 Jii,i Ui'- f " J
V : Hecontenfled that the white, r itee eonld
live anywhere, find that the negro' did
feW.' flmiTish 'iiTtha' United StafesJ 1
'.:rMr? Foster followed', and said the Re
puhlieahs' were' 'not'bbhoxious 'toXthe
chargb of slavery1 agitatibn';' fortheques
tionwas introduced in the President's
Message,' and upbff the floor by the 'gen
tlemen on the other side. "I He read -nil-
metous accounts ' bf outrages commitled
on Jorthern people1 in bouthern estates
and'bf the ! jEreneral' prbscriptibni 'of al
Northerners, fromwhich evein "females'
were' not exempted. -10': ."
l" This; ill treatment 'was 'n6t erereiBed
towards Ah61itionists;bnly, hnt: toward;
all1 Northerners without-discrimination
He referred' also to ' the' offers 'made - in
Southern papers of money for the head;
of members of this -body.- He thought
even 'if the President's recommendations
were acceded to', 'it was-" doubtful whether
the government would last long enough
to enable him to' get An '' army there, as
threats "were made frbm the' othet side td-
disiolve the Union "when a Republican
PresidenV-waffelected;:l1, --; -''Th-
Senate the tr' "went into' executive
session and afterward adjourned.-.'- ' 4 ! : fi
From the Corrependenee of the Cincinnati Gazette.
is jfeen., -Tar. j taand mddwate; AaleSTof angar at 8joq cof
inii. :hf histe- jW-aSJeiintfin
.bombshell into the I WnsipThe iharketjCoiUiMes firmat 56
It Called; ou!.t; J" hnfi"2a for'pnme' wtirte,ahd ' $ ioGiizi for
. DayiSj Of Indiahd,' nd'a-r'' 'W6itilg Jpriu' mcLs wi Kj'wniadV'.-' . ft1
ensued between him and rorter, t CoaaThert ! '.a awi'demand and rinsa
U.jJunn,.oi inu. ruicn win aouuueab i fipm ko2iS3c in hnlk. , ' .
in tmsniory, wniien expreui; ior i am rwra
fiowerfni writers genius iissiwu rail scope hoiww
l: and we are able to state baTlnT 'rea,cf It In nan- '
aseript,' for It Is elreeAyfn hand-that-it will Bisks- a
sensation.- unless are are rreatlx nUUken.as. oassf
the most powerful ad interesting stories je-er pc-
rlRStK. , '" .. . . ... m
I OiiZ TTfl"Jf r, i I to euanie loose unacqnainiea.mn riu rvwr
ZM IDS, at. 6 6U . ? Judfte of the rlcnnessana variety m its avnerai era- -'.ri
fK. .' f 'i : HeJ i tents, we mar state durinp the past-sear we have
Jiublishnd e1rts, stories, poors, essays Mt
ruin the pens ot u follownr rifted writers'. '
G. P. R.J.-BS.. . . ,. '."Msbt Howrfr.
Chblbs Uirksss. ' : -' " Xvnmt' or1 Ts 'S
ALrsisl tssTsaa i T- iiooB fabb.'
CHBLKSJtDa,.:r,.,,.,.i - A0TO Qr H PaM i
H. W. UlKWrSLLOW. FOOB AcTtss."
Crsblbs Mackat.. ;,.v?. .. C-r QassawoeB.
Wuiit Cnuin. Xist PaBDob. '
Plobssce PsBeVi'' - Ktu': fl. -nus,'
Da. O. W . HoUIEa. :,-j.r.:; t Ait a. Aucb Bbowb.
T. K.,AbtboRj.., , t rs , Albzabdbb Dcbas. . ,
Acthob or "Tub Scoot ,t' Attbob or "Tsrs litn
Ace. CASCBT,
Jobb G. Wbittibb. Mas. M. Ai OaBBisaa.
Own Mbmbditb. PWY MRiissas
P. J. Rule. Aathr ( .f H-MS Psacsm
"Fest.us.?',.;,., ;,e. r. Ias.Catt' . ,
Libct. HtSissB.H. . 7 Hiss Mabtib-v. '
-SO
OATsThemta-ket is irpwlth, a gwd de-
. . ... . i
mana at. ac.
;'Th6!'deleg-atlrftbn''TTteh-wH ; '&.iCtiwiiel.l-.SrS af 'i'i'obL with an
an application fof the admission active demand and lieht-receiDts.
TerxTtbryibtb the irilibnrunderr B.-Ti-Ti til mrkP't 5 iii '.id .
Th Porr does not confine itself, hoa.er, to wfks
of the imaaiiistion; ss tnsny Weeklies sow ','lt
reaersii ee votes a fairporuoj m ns am pis snass
lo the News of the Week. Foreiea sad Domestic,
ttietters froasPssinteaa Agricultural IMaartssaat.
to Bank Note and Stock Lists, and to a jVeakly ss4
'Accurate Price Current ofthe Produce Market, at .
H.mii.tob's Two Visws or Kiaosbs. Falis a n-
to gooa.atuobac. ri;i.j5. j -,-1.,,, f , ; I are tnabiea to,Clal .witii tw roat on thv-Mlewiaf
BcTTEa. -The market is dull and prices are we also rh with thosA--welt-known afeetbtr
unckanred: We toAfiAut t euote Central Ohio ro."u.n'.lkm.-IE,,,' '
. " , " r I unjs nooE. . neaa.we tou.i
at .Tpt, a .rati-iefltrvt.at itc, iV':i i 'j i
7. AwlaeM.good demand and prices
firm atJaaai, bVroea stoiei ic:
v PotaTob-v The market is jBrnv ith a good
demand' atl 15 $ brl for prima Keahannockr.
iWiStort.,tf!t oi V ii billow -A fc-ii.-ii.J
hnira of
,!.winc anA. take year
Tliipsof Ninprnra FsUs, . : - S,St
One C6py r he Post and Jpnsiof Ar
thur's Homb Mairazine, 1
One Copy of The PistaaA ons of C-
members of. Congress to be prepaid'1at1,,M.' '.WtntW mhotaH-at,! i7.J$??9
m maitineoffidei;i,,An,dtepartmentf, and. eofsii ibr sacw Andtarrtis.1-'", '-' ., J a.., iandonH
heads o?..departmehtseieepiftbg"Post-1 ' HAT.iTW aemand 1 actiT-wfth- light 're-Jjj.i "f Bdona
diGeb'dpiaxti-rent.' 8haMi.prepaV'tll miit Iteipts; prime timothy, is seHling att24'pejf ton, nF5lif?
ter sent throueh the 4nail.- ;TBe.bMrot1oyrftVa'. A , i .jw.Er
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ACoeaoTTBe;'Pos,..a .f3,tt asArJ
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copy extra, or both :
i seiter up or ijnta.) 10,09 "
espy essra, or oothF
to getter up of Club.) r lSt
is'to'tSake the Post-office department
SO Better Bo ot dlnbi M SB .-.:
ihjiu nil- cr
Xnaravwgs to
copy .exlra,shd both
Better nii of CliiM
Ministers and School. Teaeber ara chsrjrsd eBljr
Ifr.cuiii'.Hi rsl l: -.: a . n . j ;:.a HUki.-t.; . . !
Beii-Busuiiiiing, iiiiu preveui, itauua, wuwii i , , , , . s ;i
ate fioVb freht.peTprated:, ! j "Thursday, the .15th all-- by -Ilev; JT. C, wmSenffiV-OT 1X2.
li?vrtvl BSTBHH.ia.ATBirrft,-?tI -. ; jfat$tetfY$ufitiVtiti 'Etyie. 6 ,FreBoinl'.;
14t DiirinW the;'wfeek' ndin-; Dee Ji27th uAtiMvi.-it a :;ssa-.-wi--Tnw v -- Alarge and boautifur Enpraving on steei; r?Wn
. ' W x & '. i' ' f; 0n the 9thT of Noveber,h,S-,D.i Jones, pas- l''.t,CaileUTHE 8PS.t8.iKGsukERESS.- win
the' following ' Patents were ISSired to sl ' i . if - J? , " VTw .T be et u, every subscriber to -Th Post" for 1880.
Wekerrilnventdrlifc,'!i ' J ?.tra rJU i jl? f t8hr,an.Wt.ailfA ln'
'iWm'lianMtri, -df Bait' Francisco Csl; W
for improvement in machine I6f pal tet-; ;J.W,-T' w - :
inqriirfz. 1 ( ,-o;f.' -ioi.i . f f v0n sWi-oflWcesnJ
' -'lsAae rL'jrane. -m WaTaaW . 'Mo.:' for I f"nirun i;D
tWprbeaienl'n: jtelihig-thai-tK-' ' Bi' 'i'o'ofMiddlew
!Ge6:-W?Dknav6f Durand; illl-'foxim-2 '7 j ,'
nr-irvftd ifilc "'-d 1 W " 2 i.i. "7i f ianT.T,'-T- t-.;
Ctsiboa
J.. . .... .: . !
i-auaaiepoeit-ff ,Jitw ? ,fij
proved ldck.d
, J. rlanner, tof L'antpn, U .; for1 lo
provemeiit in sleepihsf chaitsfoVxailroad
who shall send, in adiliiinn lo hi- nb-rlnilnn., iSa
sum oflwexty-lve cwntstopsv the expense of post
aae, mxiline, 4c. Vo. The mtult nvi ia nt im. a.
gravineis Four Dollars! It is s (resit,,.:
- ' r.-. - ui c pra-paia u ail anrra-
apgs.. Address,. I- Ji..' .
DUACON APETCUSOM.
SO-132 SAUth Third Cl .Phil"tlnI..
',TT7,s'?Ple cP'e of the Post '.seal gratia wbes)
requested j so .73,t; "fi ' -,i ( -
l; ; j T-
. Ttmes r HaldlBiV aLrts. ' a .
We: the '-ndersrjrned, JAdres of the Corirf s of
Common Pleas, in -and, fb r Ihe-: 7th Judicial Di
triet; ot Chid, d order that the; district, (,'ourts
J'JJj?.1)ole,bf Salem', Oijfor improved ; counUes.of aaVd Dastriche held tor 'the year
Wash n machine. "H; J?' . htitCowt i860, ai'fbllow!. ' - r';;p. 3-, .?iii.
VllfDve:?:6f!Clintonf 111 ' for im. S" r"t71'o ,ixawByon11of -r-d.,.T.,.il4lki .dnai-1
ro&ttei atioaioin; liS
EadieMiite, piowtyi- Mdcneuiujp.M:'?' 'ST i ffi';- .;iuSk''iG:
CaliJ'fof improved amalgamatera. f .''.JTTlwr"l,ee4-f W,''-r Eaaet40" .t ' ediciday; Xjs.
Srhbhmknaeh.of.eincinnati.:(Lfor ho; oertiacateajtid: for; tare, Sci6t6J'i Saturday, '- 21.
Pike
Perry
Thursday, t'-.2t;.
ukU r4J -. 1 I
" v,r rTWr'Wi ....f .t.Aa"? Weri- i LFairftaM, 1:. , , . Wednesday.,. ' .. . .
Sj.rHf - - i . 3 J Bockin. . -Mendav. f '"' IP.
J ,for HWATwro'Bs,c..-Df ;B Athens. ... " ' Wodnesday.1' 'i"I:'.
)rac RttwstfViaaNi eieai&r'M'iifroiiAfAil M-ikVHHAM'a.. lTinttn "''- :' ;' 'Saturday r'-" K .
I1W1U.V1,,VW.WWVI,WWI I mfl,. Am .v. j... .... ,...'
. ... r. w , - , , ... t ,i, . . i. , .i .... n . . . - .uniitr.iu luh nnm .
far.imirpyeftnent noultivators.
JohA JJSA3T, Cf .NashviUe,, -enn.
imTrfiYvMtifnr. vrvspif-rLdiustinpr cutter-t
' 1 iiee;; Tbev WjArectlv itnon Oia.:irii.itVftlJE)iA. I.Jackson.
vj; nunD.mfujin:: --i"l "?(if i 'i-l - -"j. i i ,i.
P.BHentinStall. of Mehdote.111.: for.an,eah,.Uoo4v:,.,o i,.1-edi?V?e.f ;;d 'tJ:. t
. " r I i J . 1 l-.l-KJ . - V ) i a ai wiihb 1 nni . Iwa J ..sva-..:. I .... . ...a.:... .J . . . '
4UiUlU,1fUlUV A.KUi.,.KXft.-!r, i - f I SCTOf rhAnmati.m 1r,n1.,Tkn. A. l . . . 1 . . - . -
V-V.i'v- " VlnUUT h-;U. .A tI-I'lC v '77. v V r.'.r.'Jr.TT. . F ,' f .-. 1 'Awntio-.i voantju-iiflaoiiaywr ntmri)i.
tnr imnvAiromOTirj in ncm niYP4 , . i i uiaoracrp or inn mniri. inn itninaih.i irrav Ksinw at. a it. - ' ' - - r. '
-V v,' v "5 1 . J . I -1 - - -w..T ''vrs a--sini. n
,f Aaron ! ELT James, of Decatur J Hl.UfOr I b"erUe nerve or hi, hey Ar fcfiHitile.
AABbrbvementin'8tr.w!c ia-verueau .jy
rfanj.e3.iU. tayj, ana,. ionn .Jjanneox I
ia ? 4.i;MeBav oa'-r-:
COORTS F COMMOK PlEAaj t i-iij
Bo PltLsJi- Furnished
OUMOWIII I'lKTMENT Jl
reanrprchOBsive rewedteSi t-4KhaAot
i that be eaa comjiutod adimitrol
r internal disease by which his fa Billy
. at
LFairfiehi County,--,,,! Monday, May" 7.
!PerKi:rf--i Ji 1 r . ; .'! uirB.i r 21.
aoatingr 'i ,t iff Ui .Junti--': I 4.
''."t S'vf '0L,t iJff terft., L (1 .tf j
Fairfield,.,. County - Monday, Oclober ,1.
t u-v t a-. lvV. . .
imDrove rooffn? coinnbsitiofi: ' 1 ( ViTVZPJ! Hdcktog
,,' sftR. ilarkille,of TOchest S n.
ipepsia or feMKteV perhabs;!. ractlnr IheTiBme
wife or ohiia, and nothing avhanA kut peraloleis
Ci - Ffir rm'r.rAvWin'f.'i'n 'sfl'rilanters:": If "":wrraa,.prepara,iOB
vr , ; 7 , . : ; I Guard a. i iia. inch Ma.inanfAB hv
-nP!"?? W.'Vft.T, Kew TorAnltiodo
are visiuie id iransparent ;etters on everylearof the
bsoks of direrticrrii'ki.nmna-irafihA urt.i-.
torjmpjovement 'in 'excaVatirig; machine.; ;ty1
' Jame t.ie'reer' of Seneca.T6wnhip,: ''"
rt '. LXLliA'JiuJb'tJ a UiWf '. w
Jf AvX UUiflVVCUlCUb 11 OCCU, UiautViB. i
VCbbrad IStorpel. bf Niwarkl Q.Yfor fin-.
prbvement'In raiirbad:tiar, bbiiplingf.";5; J
'A; B. Nbrfis, orsa'buis,- Md.f'fbx
15.
Lawrence -CAunty. v Monday Febrnarr 13.
JacksojfcJ ,OIV-lo! a,ft -BlrvJ.li,;!-
Z"' t-i . . t . r. ll..J...!.l
improved' mode1 'of ! operating' saw mill
bidets! niafrj 1 .'. T !
W.orde'n I. Penn; of Belleville, IlL.
for hnprovemerit in r seeding toachihes;
.. Worden PrPen'n,! of Belleville, III.
for mprdvetaeht in seed drills. ( : ;i ;
" Sanrael If. Purse;"df 'Ashley, Mo.f for
improvement, in harvesterii. ' :
- !RfleRbOt.!WGalesbuy.)Ill.rfar imi
proved shrVbylng jnstmment.ii wsi '
-' Waiter Van Horn and Wtnt Alexi
bwk. Of direo,;acompirnrirfthAwl.nfciBei.L
II 'I MWiai : I v JL
SQQ.B; .ill'WS:
AI I';"!?'.'' :,
ili )! Sli
'1 14 J',. ; ;
IHE Subsoriber havinir' 4ust' returnwl from
i' the East wiOi an elegant Stoek of , '"" f 1
jUA jr wwua, 140ns, ; J-LatS,
fl k CaiM3pptg, Snoe?f &c., ; ; :
Will offer them to the public at ten per sent '
SUT.UUV, ffu .VVr.1
pcODacco; i.' " wM- t.a j...fn, 1 in f demonstrating to the atisfAbtiorilof 'inj.i
' Franklin B.' Hunt, of Cincinnati J O.': I paky fa-rornig'.UB wHh an e lamination of stock'
assigubr toRIX Van Dusen' and J-;B:tndpriesii.;4 si.i kgot let. hnootS
Gribbaj;, of same place; for improvement hi
Btrayeutters!1
James Rowoof Giheinnatil O.t assagi
nor' to' himself and Martin B.E whig,; of
same place,- fop improvement in sewing
machines- 'v-- -'-.' ? a-u-n,'!.'
'.a-fa.Trf fc;;4 reisst. iV .izunh '
1 Giles-P; PilleV; of Sti Louis Me.r ifor
improveinent in-coekingatbvea.Li Patent
ted June 14, 1853. . 'tReissued .December
et:wiUi.W8mrAte A , few articles., rivin'ir
Pancy pfat8-4&?.
Good i blaacted miiilia
f bleached auilia..!..,.
Latest 8tvlea bait delaines
Ca8hmeiw;.;.:;;:;:A.:;:r.:ii0j ' i
Bonnet hbbonom'ji;...i:.i( ttf-Oc"' ; v
Fine Freneh iro)Fdelaie.'..ii...i50 1 A 36c' )
: av,t;irauajMir"75'toS1.00f't! ,
Iamuos! heavy ,kp shoee.,-, $1, per - pai?it!
J4dieai eal..l ..'.w.. I 2 ", ' t
uauiuj ucpii vol
-01a ot?s bifri i.'fifii-i.
3acksoa ,n",W - !i ..,?.f.-."..?'' , ,..'28.
Pike ..ti " ' , " 7, June 4 Ji ll.
Scioto .V'"T'W lti.a-.rti.fi18.
J ui? m JJ fVrwV: c.M S.f-n.j
Ijiwppnae Cbunly,' ,J Monday: eptemWi'724.
Vinton Ji;f.i,a.!eiB ioJtyo!24.
Jackson -k ";rtiio irlffYsb 0c4oberi;15.
i5ciote':t , " ' V J"?' Aursday'l?OTetabr!l 8.
' v .TSirdT S'oa7toAi5PTW! sfw.-"1
Washington Conftty,' "-Monday; February r27.
Athdil8-t: Jii5 "f5Srji ?: Thtisday, March, ? 8.
iMetga .,tc ,i'J-f!::Monday, ;,, s,f19.
..''';'
Washington County,'1 ' Monday, May - 28.
-fthehs " ''e TKwday-:jan il' , 7.
MeigS'.-3 I -b.v t-u- .Monday, ,i e a 18.
Aiainai 'i-iiifc-vSj,f:vr .u? faa25
. : i . I 7 n T. r 1 . ' ' rr-T j i ' . . . . .
,.j.l.....v."U;..8a9a 1 Atheni . .. "r. 'Monday, -vS22.
..vii-.s.-lOwii-.H,' IMtig" Vw" " -V Friday, Woyember.- 2.
-..l.i....8 'VrAHi-i i-.a J .vMonday-ri , 12.
.-...i.ns ta 20 . i.:iaia Viii?;ji. wii n. uwhitmas.
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". . -."I'-' IT. W3riWanw
THE ST ATE OF bHIO,i ii ar th ;:iu:A oi
- Coottctot.Meidb, ssji n'it ,
v.fj,-itsidjnPoirainjV'rk, of,.Uie Coiirt of
-T-nJiy '-trhinhihrine -iM in'tellieenee'.to '' f 'WASHinaTojr, Jan 5, 1860,
the 5th ibst.,"o6ntaia ft touching account Some gentlemen from Indiana -have
of thb deathy in drrt and destitution, of arrived to press the claims of Hon. Jas.
Elbridge :G.' Paige,; better i known as j Hughes, ex-CongressmanK as successor
4ITIaw 2r-:n- - a nd thef author of the hu-1 to Judse Blaekfosd. - deceased. ; . There
morous sermons highly celebrated under j arc two Democratle political cripples afW
-. tjfftiMr. fWnjL.-Hood was robbed .near,!
Uonnv Ala-i the in; nst. ., ne 1;,.
Cornith paper says. that wie name of .thq j;
that name.
iter the Jsce.
highwaymen is unknowny but jtliere is, no,
I
CASH
'1 25 to'f k(t -i Cprnmon. .Pleas . and District , Court for li e
a . . ' 1 . - . " aa...a .A.A.iJ J . V V - --.-b ui .1
Ana an otner jooas sold At proportionable f.""oiu, u uereujr wraij msi ine g-i j
prices, for one eouiideration-that we receivtj foregoing order' made by the Jndreg-Af j8a
t. 1-- -a
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courts or common rieas, m.iuj'v--
juaioiai lUBinci 01 umo, io oe p t Bu:t
doubt that he was Robbin'' Hood
f 1
for them. From his date ,W positively 'dis- Jrnala of 8ajd.Cou,y. ptircliaing .
Aftnlinite iTia i.Mutl 1....: a ;. a i ...a . record in this nffict' : , rA o-i 4,n , : .
pays Zmere vilbuny is -onjopt rif. We.sup-J .'
continue the ered business, for good and auf- (-Wcowl in this;omce. . . gi nill atia
ficient cause, i - r... ot -.,.1 1 i .,! In witness when of, I tar 8 f-i;k su
kasa nana ana nmxea rner, t
LfM Court 'oi CommfJXl'i"TTT: :!.'
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in., j:. ' T i " r-.""v.a u caaiuiuauou 01 our
!SUuo ouiwr wi AuttUa, jF. , nd ,r 4. gurices shall Suit.
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