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EDITOR.
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UiwiUjNULAY, (HUU., ,
frflW': 4 t. t : t : JIaroh IS, 1801
The Abandonment of Fort Sumter.
TiKat'tlie administration at Wa'idi
iagtpn, contemplate the evacuation
oC Fort Saentcr, the news, up to tin
Irrto el -WvltUig.-' wimbl seem to in
)icate.":rTMK new'e will, no doubt,
M,! tartling m it ia unexpi oted
PtUtlsd flpeetution had been on tip
tsJ, MM the course to tie pursued
tj nii 'administration, in roicrcnoi
to, the eeciesion states. Very ten
had any Ilea that the abandonment
oTa" grimier, wonld he. entertainer'
lor jfp'jojnont. Shoul.l nch a conrsi
ba pursued, m Deems probable now.
wtanafcill vfwait the tact," bofon
dMertaklng'tn pnsi ceiiHiirc. Otn
thjntf.Ys certain, the new adminis
trathm Lhs brought to liht a state
f ttiinfta, in re(trd to Fort Knintei
dd H military n-sniircca of the
(pyerntaefit, of which the public
were kept in total ignorance by the
fneiner adiuinietration in regard to
rhidi fhoy wcro badly deceived.
Irjf tjie; flrnt place, it wss porsifitentlr
atat(t all alontr, eveu up to tin
ohoee ol Biichanan'H Hilministration,
A! PWt Blunter wns well provis
ion en iiiiu m .j r mitierHou nuo
aupplica on baud lor a luii' Hieyu
that ho snpplie nor ridnlorceuieiitH
era nuedwi or den i red, and hence
tfiat 14 WOUtd bo folly to risk a
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IjBlOp With tbO buuth Oaroliniana,
whaa an salnablu lilirnOHd ronlit Im
WUaa bo vaiiiaoiu purpoao couiu Do
aatdoaafllialied. It now turns ont,
bbwetor; that M,j;,r Anderson
riot provlnion foi inoro than twelvoifH(
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iJ-. fUe llimt bo supplied in that
time or bo atarred into n anrrender.
When accession was fiist seriously
throatuncd, foinforccments and sup
piea might have been aunt without
aaiy formidable opposition. During
the erttre Winter, tho insiirgents!,""no''
1 s
havO'bein busied in Strengthenilljj:iuclull
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lue.iuru in uieir poHuHnion,
Charleston harbor, in erecting new
works of defense, and in pcrfcctiii";.
tO tllO bCBt Of their ability, all
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intlltary arranutUOnta essential to
Iwrinldablu nsiUance, until no
roach Fort Sumter with supplies,!
M'Oold require a well ordi-red lleet
qten of war, with Irom ten to (iitecni
irtnnannil rliiiniiiHnpd trninm Ir ia
no. also hronirht to H.rl,t tht
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Iariya nmnnrtion rif our nnvu? friron.
ia eatirely out of reach, either on
lcifie, or at other distant p. ints,
having been called homo by thu
indeed, we miglit
were Bent out of the way at tho;
time when there was a prospect ol
theirbeing needed. These voxels
cannot bo called homo within
daya in which Fort Sumter)"1"'0
roast be reinforced, if reinforced
all. Congress has ndj -urned without
making any provision lor culliii" out!
To'lunteera, and it is very probable;J
that there could not bo enough inus
tered ia thu regular service to ensure!!
B access. All the Soldiers in thtv0f
regular army, wo boliuve, do not
amount to moro than eight or ten
thousand. Stantou'a bill, for calling:
out volunteers end providing meana'tho
ofdelending the government proper-government.
ty and collecting tho revenuo, waa
defeated, and tho President ia left to
dirpeud upon the limited means
within his reach to cfl'uet this object.
If.tltat, mean be inadequate to cn
sore evecesa in an attempt to roiu
foMa Fort Sumter, it would he mad-
neu'to'tindertake it, with the pros
C a' fa ,
after a most bloody
aBafUlfliai.
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We still hope that it may not be
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forjpj necessary to abandon the.
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fort-rtut eome moans may bo du-
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visatr tt reach Mior Anderson with
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the veeded soppliea. Ono thing isi
J,-.T-a ,77 v
in. iVe abandonment cannot be
juaiiacu uu tuu grouiiu Ol concilia-1
t &i . . t -i.
tiost, as baa been urged. Tho
aitv touBt bo made imperative
eicase sueh a conrae. Tlm nno,.l
wJ "ool admit iha plea of concession.
Articles on the Outside of To Day's
Paper.
We publish on the outsido of to-
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lay's paper, General Washington's
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Mcaa. to Congress, at the
's jpv -A4ia.iaj. lit A v II 1 1 n j I U IH.
w-jAiuf...'- .i .. .
iciiBini.ii nj ii bdiiiii'oii, ui resiHt
anpo: to the laws, and the course be
purue4t te secure obedience.
rsvaent LrncolnV lnnnguml lavore!,,"v
coe?cVo'n." PrcBidcnt WashinL'tou's!
did lulieh mora 8i
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Wt PahlUb. also. Senator Douj.
las' speech, in rchreiico to Lincoln's!""111
InaWiral.1' tic Mciiis toeniloiao the
Inauijiiril. but his cndoreeinent
qiulafiwiiiy to many "iis;''and he
alMu.pt to lord- ujion the Inauguralj
;0.I? ruc,,"" ,",,t " ""' cases,
"SiUJ"'! bcar l,,n' wu conress, we
liaMutu misgiving a to hli 8di
cwUyxruiJle has always shown to
nfMr-h" crsn in adopting a j olity that'io
HrHiw hi man pers,ttal
thai bo ahotiW be tsalcon
probation n good wliilo.'liuforH being j
idmittod to thu full confidence !
Republicans.-'" And", moreover, he
has shifted Inn. policy to often as to
niiko him rathef; unreliable.
ilmndorM-d all comjiri-miloej In 1854
md adopted popular i-overeigiity.j
in lNijl, abandons popularity
or a compromise policy. In I8G0.
ho went in for enforcing the law!
n'itli all the power At tho command
f the President; in 18C1, hu ban
burked dovvn to a timet! policy.
Should he, however, prove in earn
Mt, in supporting tho present ad
ministration, wo shall not hesitate
to give him all dno rrodit
Democratic Papers on the President's
Inaugural.
Mill ai-r IIUW 1110 ll-l'li:il Villi UUIII mnj
,,ua.t ,,0lr,r Umn lliat niiiioiinctd ly loin,
without living (nine to lii oath of oliiri'.
W(, .(,ri,UhMkt ,liu Pn;iJialorv 1(,ncof lhl.
Inanrfinal m rvapondHil In so hnralily at Ih.i
haaj'rlui'oav
tfentnl with unt fnrl.. niiiiicu ty the
sovMimient, apainit which the art- actinif
tiu part of uoeraleful and rMlioiis ohild-
I r' n l:.'w,.rJ" ' k"V,' ".,:lu.l',,, '""' r
' pence, oiVemij! to continue thmr
liniiilv. rplmn lli..ir fnmtiva, lliivi t. And rH
their conslilutionnl nlils; tut they
IrhnnFr In rik'.nrd all this as a declaration ol
tn,u. , .,.,,., ti..r. r..r.-. ii..iii,..it-.l.iiiu
thejl''" Insuuutaluddresaof Mr. Lincoln. It is
We publish on the outside of to
d.iy paper, rxtrncts Irom vhtioiis
jiupers in thu slave tttea, both I'o
iiH'crutic and Aiuericun, that sC8k
n favnrablu teims of tho Imiuurnl.
Uelow wo givo tho expressions of
two liberal Ueiiiocratio papers, in
ii'inlilxiriii counties. They ntter
he sentiments ol the moro candid
4 rid Union-loving portion of thu l)u
ni'cnitio niassin ih"su that have iio
sympathy whatever with sccesttion:
The Inaiiciirnl mlitnss ol Mr. t.incnln is
Kt'iiiiled here cnnHeivoti vp ilocuiiiritl
l, Ucm.ii.oiti mid H..iul.lienn, M int as w
I.mou l..nt.l nn .im. in i it i-t riii'..i. Itiwmil.l
rii'inlintiir vet t.nn. In Ivgiiril tn I lie He
ri:ioii quculinii, it avow pcilicy Riiiiilm
to llml ul tin) lulo mliiiiiijtrliipn tin ring ill
lust ilnyi. It will lail to mini tin' ci
Inniijils in l itticr aertimi, tint wi iln Hot uuu
Hint it omtnim iniyllniiK that I'mon man
iiuulit In ohicct lo. II tliu nul'lio mind at
I the Snutli wcru in a raluiatale, Mr. Linculn'a
t lnauiiiral would nut tirmltice the aliL'iiti.-al
Wi'Jo
..nr. lilliwiiinnn nimwrii 1111:111 tu ai.-iu tut;
finli ami arnennla in the South, and millions
of other povarnniviit property 1 lie even al
lowed Ilium to Am on n (joverniuciit vrsstl
without chastising them lor their conduct.
And now, niter all this provocation, Mr.
Lincoln Mill holds out to them the olivt
nupoiuiliility ill rot on themselves only
Hri.im.nt Democrat.
We to day lay heforis our renders, in foil.
l tilB"t'l tl'llWI'l' VS Mil ww IIV.VI m 'J
Blknowledge that ty it we have been very
—[Gallon Democrat.
Current News.
do Wheatland, where he proposes to
i
the!'"1 ,ho rt'Ht of hi9 duy9' IIe U'
not!"0 d""bt' fntircl' 6ati,ificJ Wllb
late1,VMi,!l",,al ho"or9
admioiatratiou; A Miir, named Ceorgo An
say, a resident of Sumter county,
Florida, cited to appear
'" (-",,rt ft,,J answer to thu charge
impiptr conduct towards a fe
twelve rdativo. (Jetting into a fronzy
at!" his way to tho Court, he shot two
hung.
a postal system, fixing the rates
poetago at five cents fur distancesja
under live bunnr.d miles, and ten
cents for all distances over that.
IVstage on iaiers, is about double
rntce of those of the national
s nator Crittenden haa been talked
One Editor in luck!
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! 1 ho vote on accession, in lexaa,
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'stands. 28,000 to 23,000 -not bo largo
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'n uibjoriiy, alter all, to cause such
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i crowing by tho secessionists,
recee.j''u,r,!,'il, Theprou.iueutcandidatos,
"t: Oenoral Une, Honorable F. F.
:S,8,""' MttrcDI' J- ,"tt, and
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'Lmery Si bona. Iho total loss,
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Isnstaincd in tho building aud atock,
t..ua,i(l.rtimtcd(it!jlfl()00( Tha bnlu.
rel,t,r,od "Kainat Beueaiion
r0UI"'e '7 cordou" of Uuiou
h. .Iding a convention, which iscjuiv
Lieut lo deciding against accession.
The delegates elected to Iho oon
vetHioti, in caso it had been decided
hold one, are two to oiiu unionist.
Mr. Judd, of Illinois, has been ap
ends, onKiintl Minietcrto Berlin.
Immediately after tho Inangura-
iliun ' Li"co,n 01J Buck repaired
persona both ol whom died. He
nfl immediately caught by tLc mob)
The Southern Congress has adopt
of to till the vacancy on the bench
of tho Supremo Court.
Tho people of New Mexico, it is
i-aid, arc opposed to admission iulo
the Union aa a elate.
Mr. Cowles, of the Cleveland ZeiiiZ-
er, it is said, has secured tho appoint
iCI. II ID OfllUf tUm DV.VUIVU all V P'VIUI
( PoatujBgll!r al c,uWB,arjd
A Bi.arp ctiiivaon ih going on in
lt. - r- .1 - 17..:.. i u n..
t(:cl,cral l,,,,"tr"y-
A very dcelruutivc II ro occurrid
in Cincinnati, on the 10th instant,
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. a a - a a
Wrtl, """'J tho amount ol
.The Committee on Federal Kela-
ij'tious, in tho Missouri Convention,
'rvo slates, Tennessee and North
:C.irolmu, havo duel rod nguitist bo-
ueesion. Thu border states aro thus
H,uto8- ''uy would inako rather
islui' nwkunrd flguro in a secession
n'ovcmcnt.
North Carolina line geno against
ii1iat tbo provisions lit Fort Sumter
twill not Inet more than fifteen days,
IIIH!.ilI, implicated in the ember.
n.l :,,, o( tll0 ,,,jttn Trust Funds,
j Jepositcd in thv tntt ri..r iVp.utnicnt
i,,,. , ,t;llf.i,uro-,.t nn tlm irrnutid
Mir Anderson h im bo n (nlki d
o t till tho plsce ot Twiggs, who
ha turned trAitor.
It wem. I.v the, Into dispatches,
tli lit hu served a a witness before
the InvfHtigiitini; Committee, in re
lalioia to this embey.y.leiiient.
The sngar murkut in Cub., seema
to have received a now impulse of
Into, mid tliu trade with thu United
Stntcs, it setting in (juilo briskly.
yinvow nin, lie 1'iinch styles tin) Cot
ton Coiifpiloratinn.' may find Cuba a
dangerous rival beforo long.
Secretary l'!yd bus undertaken
to defend himself agiiilmt the charge
iiiinhi ifi regard tu the granting o'
!D,lK)ti,l00 ol fraudulent acceptances.
IIo tins coiiio forward and given hail
for bin upponrame in Court, on the
cri.i.innl charges, ou which he hut"
been indicttd.
Thu V'rgiuia Convention is slili
in region, it h Inmtni! down mori'
und more every day, ntid will, no
lonbt, wind up in the end without
,,,jntf .!, Kw or 11U(., l0r,.
n
Thu Missouri Convention ejves
but little eiicouruo;eineiit to secession,
notwithstanding a very earnest ell'ort
is made to drair tho stato out of the
Union. TLcru prevails in that slate,
a sentiment of opposition not only
to disunion but to slavery artxsion.
The llonorahlu John Sherman is
spoken of quito favorubly as the
successor of Mr. Chaau in the Suuate.
Ilia election to that position would.
uo doubt, t;ivo quito good aatisfac
tiou. If u has battled bravely for
Republican principles, nud deserves
well of the Republican party.
From Neighboring Counties.
horse by the halter when the horso
! taking fright, ran away dragging thu
Jly utter him until ho killed 1 1 i til.
Mr Ji,n i, n,.nty ,ns been
i hcted Tost master at Limt.
j burglary wan committed at
Lima last week. Tho burirlar is
j
I
The pperators for oil, near Crcst-
lino, have struck a vein, which pro
tnises to bo productive.
The election for IVdinaster 'nt
Fremont, resulted in thu cboiuu o!
Mr. 11. U. Shoiuo.
The Uncyrus Jimtnol gives an
account of the marriage, in Uncyrus.
ol L'.'vtis Snow den, employed on the
laiiioad, and a Mra. Davis. A few
luimtts Biter thu mnrriano, a rncs
gl4,,p was received that the afort said
Snow leu, had a wife and threo child
ren at l'lttshurg. The next day he
and his new spouse started for 1'itts
burg, tu eonfiont this new claimant
tn uo.iita' protection, but on thu way,
Siioudiii disappeared and left
uuwly wedded wile to pursue the
in vt at ig .tiou alone, which resulted
in proving thu rumor fuct and not
lietioii,
A person who liAd served aa s
Soldiir in thu war of 1 S 1 2, was
found dead, near tho railroad track,
in Henry county, a lew days since,
the result of intemperance.
A boy wits killed, tho other day,
in Deli ineo county. Hu was leading;
caught and now in limbo. So says
jtlio Lima Gazette. The same paper
speaks of a railnad accident near
Kli'la, by which the cars wcru tl.ro .i n
oil' thu tr i k. No lives weru lost.
The Van Wert Jullelin gives an
account of a eowhiding atl'iir, that
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cmno off .n Van Welt, last week,
between tw.i individuals named De
1'uy and IJIauk. gro .ring out of an old
loud. The aa-tault ou that oceasinn,
w as in retaliation lor a like attack
by the other party, aome timu pic
vions. The T fli i Tribune eaya that Mi
ehnel Walter waa arreatcd at San
dusky, last week, fr breaking into
Mr. W. Abel's grocery in Tiliin.
Thu sumo pupur states that several
stores and private residences have
been broken open lately iu Tiliin.
W't learn from tho Fi cutout Men
Hcmjer, that Mr. C. Young, residing
ion.e four miles from Fremont, had
a child tcalded to death, a few days
since, by falling iuto a tub of scald
ing iva'.er.
A chilJ of some three years old,
waa killed, in Ottowi county, a few
days since, l y a sheep. Tho child
waa found on the road bide, along
side ol which waa standing tho sheep,
which, fioin thu bruises on tho child,
bad evidently butted it to death.
Wiikkmno, Virginia, March Vi.
Two young men tiutued James
Mcl-ana ami utchurd 11 addon, trot
into a dilllcuUy last night, while
under tho iulluenco of liquor, when
tho former shot tho latter, indicting
a wound which will probably prove
fatal. McLane escaped to Helluir,
where ho committed suicide by
shooting himsell ihis eltcrnoon.
Doth men belonged to families ot
thu highest respectability, and the
melancholy all'air haa cant a gloom
over tho whole community.
Destructive Fire in Sandusky.
i
Our city wait yesterday, .rlsitod by
(he most riestfucrtvo conflagration
Irom which oar citizens hive ever
sulIVre l.' Af tibont .'halfpast ton
o'clock yesterday, nxirninf , the dry
in housu frJtv resist of Norcroaa fa
L'pp's cabinet and chair shop Nvaa
discovered to be on fire, the Wind at
the linio blowing luiinusly from a
point a little West of South Tho
boihlino; was ol wood, and near it
stood an old burn filhd with straw.
From thesu the , fUtni very soon
linda'i unoccupied building which
had beiu .lately .usvtLJot barrttl
lactory, attiiched to tho rear of the
old Alml Ktvpf Kailroad ehups, oc
cuj1ed by Norcross t&' Upp, in the
iiiiinufiicinrc of cabiuol ware, chairs,
diiorn and blinds, e., and by N. O.
Olds, inuehiiiisf. These shops were
Si ino 15') feet deep,' Cfied with
whavins and lumber in tho piocesa
of manufiicttiro. all dry nud bijihly
combustible. No sooner was tho
c tiptr shop on liro than the lUints
swept through thu' whole length ol
these shops, devouring thiiii as
though iluy had been of paper. Un
wind increased in force and veering
a llillo, curried ono densu mass ol
lluine across Wati r street, enveloped
thu three story sti no block in which
wire the Sttndusky, Dayton & Citi
e.iiinnti ami Cluvelund A Toledo
Kiilriad ofliees. tho United State
Kxprtss ollico and ofTiecs of several
transportation compani; n, and in a
few iiii'iip tils thu w hole building wse!
iifllliit unit in luca Itian nnn l.mi I
.....v., w.... ... .- D VIIVI UUUI
was a mass of ruins. While this
was hurninx, tho flames caught in ;
tho spoke timber on tho dock back of
Piereu. Wool. A flu'. n..l:a fn
a. a .
tory, and consumed timber and
property belonging t. them to
amnniit .f Cniin .. I .1 1 1 . .. :
iivhiiivi vu'ui nnu tvsoojvu
warehouse nccn)led by them, and
tOu entire dock. Here tho llarnca
reacneu trie ouy. having mado a
1 I .1 a
clean sweep of everything from the
point of starting near Market struct,
across Water aud lutilroad streets to
tho water's edge, taking in their
courno thu buildimra mentioned, thelfnr
Drovers II. tel. a yard of lumber
belonging to K. U. Hubbard & Co.,
Vromau's salooi:, and other proper
During the whole time Pierce,
Win.lhoy ii Co'a bhopa weru in great
danger and were only saved by the'
most untiring exertions of the Fire
men and tho citizens generally. At
one time it seumed that the freight
wnii'hi'ti'es, belonging to thu San
dusky. D.iyton it Cincinnati Rail
road Co would also hu invilved in
thu cotifl.igration. Tho foundry and
nl, in in, .1. r. ., 1 1 iiiiiiiii. i. ....! t.
... ,g, x i..g.
uo. wa sevirai t:mea on lire, uui
was Hually eavid.
nothing wouhl .nve tho lursre t, U
noii.iiig would atethe sigepilia
of lumbi r in 'lu yr.nl at the Eist id
Por a tlllll) it mi llion nu thulloli
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ruin; in which case the handle f.,c
actory of Mr. Wool worth, 1'ierce,
Woolsey & Co.'e apoko factory . the
II iy C.ty M lis Co. would have
been awtpt away. Tho fire was.
uio me. ir-in iiuiiilt invoiveu m uiu
a , , , .. a i a a
ing ii lo the b,.y piles of th.ngli s.
p.s's, A:u. b .mu shipping mo..r. il
nt the ducks was in great danger.
Iho aggregate losses so lar aej
uiirtitM u iii tJiiB uirucuuil VY UiTwW'
I l i :.. ii ai .
mey eouni uu iircertained ) esterd.iv,
Caillllll Illl llSS tllllll S.'ill I If If 1 lllnill
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no tu is ....wi.i.M.red. Aitf,
Cioko, e-q , loses !I4,() 0,
Sj.oOil insurud 3,000 in Hartford
and 2 000 in Continental. The
stmiu blink on Wutir sticet, thui
Drover's Hotel und thu dock oceii-1
pii d by I'ii ic i, Wo "I.-ey & Co., were
owMud liy .Mr. Cooke. Iho JSIessrs
Noitroi-H and Upii lost !? 10,000 with
an itisiiriineo of $1,000. This loBS
will ou sadly lelt, na they hud jusi
estalilished themselves in a lurgoj
and prosperous business. Thirty
hands aro thrown out of employ in
this shop. We learn that iN'orcroas'fScorco
and Upp will comitieneu business
again us soon us they can procure a
suitable shop. '
U li. Hubbard & Co. lost in tim-i
her, lumber, shingles, &o.. $:J,0U0.
No insurance Fierce, Woolavy A:
Co. lost about $;i,0u0; no insurance.
N. G Olds lost, it is supposed, SI,
SOU; no insurance. The shops oc
cupied by Noreroes & Upp and by
N. Ci. Olds belonged to theSankusky.
Dayton iSi Cincinnati llailroad Co.,
and we aru told they Wv.ro uninsured.
They originally cost 17.000, in
[Sandusky Register.
WAimiJiOToN, March 11. An ol-
licial letter from Msjor Anderson,!
received Saturday, aays he had cly
fifteen day a' stihMstcncc and wood.!
Tho question has therefore risen
with the administration whtther ro
inforcements bo otuuipted or tho
lort abandoned. The latter Courso,;
it ia thought will be adopted from
inuvitablu necessity, by advico ot
Liiuteuuiit. Cieu. Scott. There ia,
however, n conflict of opinion be-
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tween Republicans di this question,!
out no ci iicuisiou was arrived at in
Cabinet council.
The Cumberland an i I'ocationtnt
according to otllcial advicea
ill Vera Cru, for Norfolk, aud
mhn ttnn in nn Iia. ipqh I n KTu...
hav
lelt
'owAallan is on her way to New
Vork. Tho Macedonian is tho only
vessel left at Vera Ci un.
Tho National Intelligencer of to
lay contains a long article recom
mundini' the rolinnuishrncnt of
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Sumter and 1 iekena as an act of
cunciliu'ion, and 6 ays that tho new
admiuirtration might, by moving
first in the direction of conciliation
do infinitely more to consolidate its
power than passively uwalling tho
progress of events, with a heart pro
pared lor any fate.
A Cabinet meeting waa held at
half-past twelvo o'clock to-day to
take into consideration tho proposod
evacuation ol Fort Sti -titer.
Archibald Campbell, Klitor of
tho Wheeling Intelligencer,,, boon
nominated for 1'oetmaatur of that
placo. .
Lieutenant Walter Stovuns, of
New York, tho Engineer in charge
of tho light houses in Texas, haa ro-
algucd his commission in order to
enter tho service of tho army of the'
Confederate etutca.
Speech of Gen. Scott.
Ifc.llllV, I Ml.., ....I..ll. J A
odd venrs of my lifo I have devoted
theTApuhtnsp, and That't
iiic.wiii an ui';. j " ii-wiiiu vu iuih
earth is bo ttratifyine- to an old
fJnm.rnl Seolt. ami threo for tho
The oHowinif whs Gen. Soott'a
respouse ia tne via t Mne,Uulodl
cgatmn'iflie Ctbtoaiant: , Wl
Fdllovf. citizens, of ()ho: Cod
bless Ohio and every tber stato of
this Union. Amenl ftomo:.t
those Stfte8 we limy have lont for a
abort timo. but I trint we shall win
thetn bark spplauae and enfold
hi:rn all within the arms of that
Union it Inch has given to us ho
much honor and so much glory.
Ont be that aa It may.' Whether they
return" to dm as brothers or stand
ttlool 4 atrauuijrs, 1 thank Gad that
wq haye yet lett t us a Krost,and a
tclorions Union. Applano. t 1
thank Ood that wo have yet a gov
ernitunif. '"'Vee,' ami applause.
"A short timu aifo wo wuro
threatened with tho destruction of
l.r, r,f...l ..II... t
tho federal govern uieut. but I thank
Ood that on Monday of this week a
now President of y our ohoieo wasduly
installed into ollico 'It wouldn't
have bien so if it had not been for
von!' and 1 believe that tho I'rusl
dent is actuated with the best in
tentions, gifted with snfiieient ability
snd wisdom, and filled wwth a lively
and ardent desiro !o do all in bis
power to reunite thu member ol
this great Krpnblic, or at luast to
contribiifi) to the glory, pnsperity
ami happiness of the states that re
main with UP. r.pplauKC.l I have
llonir lineceeased to bo a politician
and am now singly and only a Uniui
man, a Soldier, and, I trust., a pnt
t..
I'liu are, indeed! rilty
to tho service of my country, and I
have been a faithful servant. r-Tou'
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l,....t'1 I do nut dr.air hi anrvi va
the Union. 1 mi an to die by it.--'
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on this
Soldier aa the approbation of his
tin...- I i.,i
Union."
country men. nusu a iuuh uwii
vour faces, and hear your voices,;
I feel that I havo that ronard.
Applause.
"Tho iiai tv then cave thrco cheers
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t'v Z, w.i a a nut Vu of V
censed was n nutuu ol -New
and had a wi'ii in his eity. but no
genile.nan, and it thu intention
ot the oflicers of thu r.md to give him
, nn appointment i iw Conductor in
few weiks. When his lifeless re-
mains were brought to the city uml
c nuiren. lie wnaa inoi-i ei 11 line
a arts 1
h mrr n 'ing. I ho corpse was taken
li.Kt lor burnt! hut night.-Lift;
.tUt Journal.
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crtKcn l ind wi;r, iiih mtii; was
At a If. ... ; a 1
I ucK. .Mival ollnvr at linst-n, .1
with;!nid Phillips, Collector at Sah -in.
i Miissneh'usetts; llufiis Honiner, Con
has been yet issued in nderenco to
j thu evacuation of Fort Sumter,
j At Secretary Chase's reipict,
Harrington. Chief Clerk of
j thu Treanury under Cm' win. to-day
.entered temporarily on tho disuhargo
of the duties of the Assistant Secru-
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oliua is entitled to five Ueprceenta
ave. ' tivea in Congrcas, Georgia ten,
tho(A!abamo nino, Florida two. Missia
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Fiii'ta'tlili'.! vntn l!,.t;. iianon, nn
I!a.BOAD AcoiuKNT.-One of the
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ts Biti.1 ir a llmt it-t lltaa WTfilnia1i
Valley road, at Attica, Tusday night.
causing
tho death of eorgeW.,
Koot, a young
a yollllg Ulan CtlgagCU as,
.
Biuuoi!, aim iii coupling iio en -peu
i rn .1. ..l. ji-.-.l.
arm leu upon uio iraea aim iour
cars passed over li is legs. He was
i.... . ........:....., ...! li ...
,.er:ei;Hj ii.iiiiii., anu iuiivu iii
a nystanncr to isko nnu on tno
I track. He died in about ten min
ntm nDi r ImilKr inn noi-r Thu ilil.
it . .- i ,
; VA--iMN;r N .M .run VI 1
I'ri.Ji mil ti-l.ilot- iwiiiilmili..! Aini.
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'atil a Franklurt on thu Main. At di-
ilmld Williams, as District Judg-j ot
Komas. and William IV D -le. Com
. mis-iiouer ol Indian Aflaira, wcro
coiilinned bv thu benatu today.
Other nominations were re lei red
Knfjuiry at tho in
. t.v. ....... iU.
that no ordon
.
; warrants thu anscrt on
turvshlp.
1 Undman has rttiirne.1 to his formtT'
: position as Chief Clerk
(itnwfi. Ilaker, ol 'Albany,
appointed Disbursing Clurk in
tilt
ailliu Acinii iiueim
The municipal nuthoritica to
presented Mr. Critlonden a copy
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a joint resolution ul riMitct adopted
liy thu City Uouncu. in acKiiow
b dgiug thu honor, hu said ho shoul
retire from public life with full con
fidonco that tho natiun.would soon
come out of its etruggles snd be able
to look with joy . upon the danger
whieh had cemented thorn more
firmly together.
,
Moktoomehy, March 12. Tho
injunction of secrecy having been
removed thorofrom, we are enabled
to send a eynopaia of thu l'ermanent
Constitution. 1'bo following aro its
principal features;
No person who ia foreign and not
a citizen of thu Confederate states,
is allowed tn voto for any officer,
civil or political, state or icaerai.
Under tho first consna. South Car
6ippl seven, Louisiana eix, Texas eix,
and each state to two Senators.
The stato Lcdslat'iro may impeach
judicial or federal officers, resident
or acting in snid state, by a two-
j. vwve h-wa a a v uuv a va ws
gre68 may grant aeata on tho floor
either of the principal officers of each
of the Executive. Departmenta, with
tho priviiego ol discussing tho meaa
tares of his departmoot.
Kepreacntatlon on tho basia
throe-fifths for slavea ia continued.
Congress in not allowed through
duties to foster any branch of in
dustry. Tho foreign slavo trado is prohib
ited. Congress ia prohibited from
making any appropriations unless
by a vote of two thirds of both
liousos,' except tho oppropriatious
bo naked by the heads of aotno de
partments or the President. .
Extra compensation is not to , be
allowed to aoy contractor. ofScoc
agent after tho contract is made
tho scrvico rendered.
I
J'uOH (SolNO BoCTII A COTIak
Doodenft of tlitf Char!eaW'Jftrtin
wrilfntf-from Clhcinnatl. ,sSra thai
Mi l'veb k4 tdaclded, as soon aa
he eatt close nputa bnainasaln that
citv. "tdroniovotdsomeof ther3otith-
erpatttea, where ho iafenda 16 apply
hlmself solely to the practico of
prolession." The JUercurv correa
pnndrnt thinks that 1'uglyill lie
qnite nn accession to tho southern
Confoderotion."'
There may bo some truth in thtB,
as Mr. 1 njjh haa for a Inno; time
censed to represent tho sentiments ol
OWeia-tlit dice to .which be was
elected, nod it is Ct and proper that
be should go and reside among the
people whoso ranse he advocates.'
the correspondent adds that Mr.
1 ugh "ia said to he Wealthy, iirnl, as
be has always Btood nt manijdlly for
lil.C...,!. ...IL I... . LJ :
hid noiiiii roiti uur iimiuuiiuur,, I iope
he may be appreciated by her people
wherever his lot may be enst."
a i . -a t bl r ' . .ait
ilnnbt Mr.TUi;rj is sppreqinlod at bis
lull viiloe ty tho puuplo of OJiio, and
it is don lit less a knowledge of this
fact that induces him to emigrate.
[State Journal.
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loiK(joraomont ir0m tho bottom of
!,,. ,i ..... .wi t..iin. ;
j "CZn-ZZ and W7ni of Ids
pill!l.y T,j may sepWdmis from
n 0.j 1)0ii,iCrt associates: but every
impulse of our nturo caos-'S 9 to
..! hv the fla. of onr fathera. tho
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I knowled(l Bnd !)rcl''' ny Con-govemment,
I gross and the territorial govcrn-l
, IIie"V
r .t . t
daync""r' fr.,lhot P.n;. Re
ot,
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of
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or
MoNiotwuiiY, March, 12.
laws xbull relate to one subject,
bo expressed by letter.
Ihe Iresidrntand Vicolreeidont
are to hold ofiicu lor six rears.
i he principal officers ol the Do-
a . a a-k. . .
ft'
unnt'CC8Bary or for Booa causos or
refton8' ...
ltemov18 'n"sl 8 reportea to the
N Tllm tr inn I vonhnoh n
-nltc WIIUH I ractlCSUIe
. , C8Pti),l4, nmovala aro tolen
'ated.
. vuicr buhcb nro to do aumitieu 10
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i rv r i i t
."? ,Uo,Vfd"?y a TOt,, of w -
I1"'".01 "ol? l0U9e- .
partmcnts and tho Diplomatic service
nro rctnovab'e at thu pleasure of the
President: Othtr civil olHcura
removed when their- services aro
a no vonirncracY mnv ncnilirciif
" "en "vo. Blarcs . ,nc
permanent Constitution, it shall be!
(established lor ench states.
rf,i"ei1. th? IVov'sional Constitution;
shall remain in force, not extending
bevond ono rear. '
Nothing of interost has transpired
in Lon?. T-
The Trumbnll County A
,na nn nrlinln nn tlm P,-eai,lTi,a':
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Wo ore fclad t ho mantle of state
...
.tin nf fitatn
liie oi bih(v
lera or one
utnil firmi
.eona nrm
una ri ,n nn tlm almnl.loi
i tt.i.n viiwi.,i thu nrn.l.np
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rj, 80 much necCed in t'H8 national
rrta:4 T ,n Meaqnn of Prpnidunt
, Licolll tiwt what wo had honci
r . : I
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1 t.Ai'SJ M0 KIWI IIIOiUW l. ,ava.-'
tmn Mav in ito tortnontt pathwov
of mere pnrtizan lenders, r.nd blind"-
jv tn,l(,ise as orthodox what is
amlioritativlv jroclaimed in the
Constitution as thoy mado it, rat.Vor
. ntimu ol Dcmncrncv."
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. run aixn.K.- i is inueM-u lni
tho policy ol the administration, ru-
'guiding Fort Sumter, hit-' been set-
tied. No orders huve been is'stie.!1,
as yet fur tho withdrawal of Major
Anderson, hut thu ruvi;iling nn
pi'issioti at the Adjutant (ieneral's
ollico seems to hi- tliat tho order
linn mo inner
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AS It StrateyctlClll
would be issued.
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uatcd, or Minor Anderson bo rein-
i- ,' . , . i i I, ,
ii ct'u iji'm'i e i ei vu uit e ri'ii ui ouou.
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n the opinion ol lif-neral hcott, it is
. . . . .mi- i m
..:.. :. i,:i.i .., ..n: ..i nr..:.
iiuiio ini'iitei uiu ij iiiiuiu iiinjifi
Anderson furlher supplies or rein
forco bun, and the necessity for bis
withdrawal is nppiront
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WaSUINOTON, Mareb 13.-In Sen
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eallirn on tho Secretarv
, ! information as to tho forts of tho so
umviBll Ul i ni nil
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1 ' n ...i.a, rB ,;n i.
vwuyy itw rninu. nuni iuilu
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ed to tho resolution.
tttessrs. mnson anu .uason OOJUCI.
ii.. i ii I- .
f . ..,,, i ir ,,!,
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direct na the Secretarv of the
uiivuiiux low iltVltllll I Ul IIIH Uv II HI
i.-.L-.r u-ir.. n. ...ii ,.r .i.n.
to strike Irom the roll of tho Senate,
tho naniOB Of the Senatora from
secoled slates who havo declared
they aro no longer members of the
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Sunnto went into Executivo,,.
Iia. I 1
session, and arrdsa.ljoiirned.
Nkw Ori.kans, March II.-It
that Col. Huchus, previous-8lon
ly in command ot Uiu Grande
en routo to taku potsession of Fort
Urown. There aro no Texas troops,
In Brownsville, but aomo O.O hourly!
I ho report Of Captain Hill s do-
........ .
created great excitement along Kio
Grande I orders.
Largo nninbers of stato troops aro
ou the way to Drownsvillu, und otlior
companies are organizing for
somo destination. A Commissioner
of tho stato haa taken possession
tho Urownsvillo Custom Ilonao.
New York, March 11. Tho
steamer Ulty OJ JIancietter, from
l.mnnionl. huhrnnrc QOlh nrrivoal
this morning.
Advices from Montgomery an
nounce that the Constitution of tho
new Confederacy haa been ordered
to bo engrossed. It ia extremely
conservative. Five millions dollars
of the loan have been tukon at par,
and no doubt the remainder will be
taken at tho same figure.
Concobd, New Hampshire, March
Vi. Tho annual election for state
oflicers and members of Congress
is io progress to day. Tho returns
do not show a large vote, and there
is very little excitement. As far
beard from, tho Hepubtioans main
tain about Che same majority aa laat
year. In Concord the vote in fonr
wards at ten o'clock, stood: ' Re
publicans G31; Opposition 375.
teriilinatfon to dcleud Fort
h orsj th to at unco enter upon the
oiiri,,,.;,' , ui ,,i.ititiMc, tlf.'
" -".,LB8 ' 1,1 atntg wi n Tle
reomitig t. mm.ssio.ier, IComain.
j;B. J. H. JKw kit lull at our1
..(liee, yesti rdav, a hen's egg ol the
, Zi: t a pullefs" egg, inclosed within'
tlm l.ll of .'o ,t,n .
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- "j v.m..(,.ih,
sotting np- an imlependent
detached from the Cot
f ton Confederacy. .'Thia acheuae has
planned for aome time.
nisitinieul of eur people, which, waa in
No(Keiitcky) Fiee I'rett.
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All.l'ickens wero determined upon-do
andjOabinet council, Sstnrday night. Jt
;a now certain that the Stock of uro
Waa dicided npon, while leading
Southern Demoerata call it a master
areUtroko of policy,
. Tim .7iiV enrmannndnnt I
ltiuo- tlinm tn "umi l.u
UntirCriminal Court to-day diaeharued'
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Senato,,r.alt18. ,r?ra tl.iC .i!;8twa.rJ ftI?d un
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nofo'ada, during tho Winter havo brought
.-,.,, .V.TV .R'5
thclmor0 ' 1089 carcBS9l'' every tlB7'
Senate Oassina M. Clay, aa Miniatorlni,iy
K T, , p .
IValSIISalalf'-sA IIUIIIU VUI VI I (I , UO
kfjV Mcxico. Tho kUtr iB
considered tho moat important mia
reported m,(ler. J1" government at this
City,,,me' considering the territorial ex
is tension question aa connected with
tliu Confederate atatea.
HaaiaaUaoH1.Pea"ylvaluui'ch 19.
expected. There oro tliirly one nominees ia the House
Iovn,PincT.n, ?'e V.nld ''.T!? Thail'!;'u, Sl9
Flao BuaMiNoJW'fWhaiday
evening of last wcak, at 'WloiJtto"
flaff, ,twrecl'rel( in tliii)lko by
exproi'. ir oaof iWrclUtinirNo
sooner t tw, faet know I n It
waa dutetariinfoJ to affi-r it J a an
'rifico, knppoaelb sen-
eeneed at the iutruxion. Accord
mtjly fjuite"a crowd coTWctod, and
alter stirring atttV paUldtie addtaaaas
from Doctor Vertreea, it li. Evana,
and others, all oPvvhom "loomed
ont ';iaJav;or -of-lhe): tfld' j'Btura ajfid
stripes, the treasonable "Dalmetto."
adovnueV with he nnmee 9tYwacey'
ana nekena; waa-takeb to tbriMnft-
yard and burned, wHh the permls
aion of the icntlenien to whtim 1t
i i rl . , . ... h
waa nattrcaseci. It will bo some
timo hrb.ee before the treasonable
emblem1 of Sooth Oaiolrna be
allowed 'to flottt.over the 'ttm'o;t-
lovin soil o( Kentucky. Glcuyvw
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W.-l.,'V'..t.' aa
a okiv, iuarcu n, 4icrukt a
Washington corrtspondeneo atatea
that '.olitical circles w'ere feverishly
exefted Sunday, by tho' report that
thu evacuation of I' oris Sumter and
provitions ia almost exhausted.
Suvernl Kepubllcan Senators re
pcatcdly declared that such policy
af
w..j
heard dietinmiislied secesaioniste
confess to night, that if Mr. Lincolu
does withdraw tho troops from Fort
T f a . a i
Sumter, secession is dead and every
Reader in the movement ruined..
i llnbimiii Mof!ill nptt mill litii ful
lowers are organizing for a descent
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upon tho Northern rrovincee of New
Mexico, with tho expectation
Washington, March 11. The
William U. Kus.ell who w-as indict-1
etl in connection with the abstraetirn'
of Indian Trust bonds. This Judicial!
courso waa ill aucordanco with the!
law 01 in (,
which txempta wit-
1 ! ,. Z..n.
m sscs buforo
investigating Com-
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. .,, u.iiri'i i Mil .n i l i.Miiirn rnur rti
p . ro . . i
Lx Secretary tloyd to-day gave
sjlo. 000 security for his appearance
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nt (Jolllt.
" wun.
All ollieini .liar.atnh u-n r. .rninit.
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lli:8 mom I tl,.
........ .uwncm. viani.ri.i miiii
f?iawl'ord ami
Hui nnistrniion. witiiniii waiiitiL' ior.
moderately ai.ed uooso eL. both
lni in'' is P(f,cri a-i
with eh. lis and all
...id. i-i,.!..! that th
.resentid to tho ow
l,i,;.!y in this donb'
eiuil.lete. We,
iIii.aii iMina U-..I..
owner Ol madnnie
nt. In l.ir... II....-
hu h Ell Ce, M l! did IH t learn, hilt
I 'fi'SU I lit.'
as well ns could im ex
u , , w0 (,ou(it ,f B,io ,.nfiwt,
( ( CX.M. y ,ow shu artouish
, .' - , ' llinni, i ; na
World i.r US llltich Of it OS
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, pilZ.led to tell how thu little fgL' got
insule the lnr-'O one na the ii idiman
has seen the curiosity.
Probably h would bo as innch.1'?-,.
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was to te I liow tho apple got llibide.
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im nil iiiiiiiiiui. oiieu t'eLTU, ri
t bono i strange, are not rare; ut east
n V
nro seen oeciiaionally. One waa
not rare; at least
.lk- Vim
ill). WHO WHS
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lotitid in iMeilinu county, not long
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sinco, and di scribed in th Cevelaiid
Since,
wt
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Sandusky lUyister.
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T... w. linn TI..rn nevur
.Moose AM) IlKKit I hero never
li hh been n Winter, w ithin uur recob
'l,...ii,,n iii u l.i Vi tlm Bliniuliti.e nf
'llclWn' " ,W,,,t.n U' B,UUKll,4-r 0
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moose and deer hax been so treat
as it has been during Iho present
b10"-
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Tho SnOW has boell 60
Ieep and stiiniiat large numbers of
the uninirtld liaVO been ia8.lv Cttp-
. j i ... . y nrii.rl vna.
loruuv cioui carcaMHen oi ucer. irom
' fur1 ii i ninlir n it rnauand if ilmm I'fri itt
I . ... ri. i-
., -, ,n Unalri , .
. : I jameril J'jXIircB voiiiiniriy. ills
Washington, March 12
pjjg
President to dav nominated to the
tn fill Cnmeron's seat in tho Semite. The
n.:.. n r. e;i.nn, ni..i.i..... ci..
Thu LcgSSatu,e has appointed Thursday
i for the election of Senators.
-fnoSlHr
New Advertisements.
of
Matter Commisaionor'a Sale.
Tim statu op Ohio, Hancock coi'ntt, SS.
M. r , IIWHei', Plaintlir,
va.
j Martin DniKnr, Uetoudant.
Court Gammon
T N purauunoe of au ordor of aula Issued by
flnu.
-a. V-
:u Clerk ol' said Court, and to mo dlrooled
and ilulivoioj. I will ollur nt pulilio salo at tha
door of tho Court Honao, in r'iudlay, In Said
county, ATl nu.tr,
The SiOin day of April, A. D, 1S01,
llctwonn tho hours of ton o'clock, a. in. and
two o'clock, p. m. of said day, tho followlne;
dosnrihed real eaUite, altunto In aaid oounty,
and Male ol Ohio, lo-wit: In-loU nuinhered lue
and ItiT, iu Vuiuse's Addition lo the Town
t'lli, Hay; appraised lot No, 1011, at 2IJU,uO:
lot NO. 107, lit 70U,00. Torins-Caah on day oi
sale. D. H, HKAliDSI.F.V.
Mcuttr L'ommutiontr.
O'NtAL a BLACiroun, Plalntirt Attorueyt.
Maruli 14, lSUl.-5w
tATOTltH.Tha qimllflcd votara of Bohool
XI oi
hereby
llislriet No. u, ol r'indlay township.
noiined to moot at wo Booooi-tiousa,
in said District,
Ou Satiuiloy, llarch SM, 1801,
nuiween uie uourt oi iwo ana nve o-ainoir. p.
in., tor the .urpoe of voting (us or agaiuet ihe
levyliia of a tux for the purchase of a site and
bulldniK a Kohool-House in anld Distnot
Those In lavnr or the proposition will vole
For a Tai, Yeaj theae oppoeed -For a Tail No.
liy otdur of the Board.
, . WILLIAM KLAMHOTU, Oer.
March Bib, lssl.-2w
T,,,,.,.o;
ctT4i no MINKK.M.J .
T''atthayfur0thouinitiii.iv.re;iiiBpiint.
. Val'KPlA.
uTl?"'''"!l','-'!,?l ?..,?.r '':i.r
' bti
vi uti- , vii.ti .tun nn vin iiiuuiuuiuai 11 it IV
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u 0,'llullu'1 J,ur"l'll' ' letter,,
The loioauiK una mump for ropiy.
oflpiJ tvii,, j IWflA. '
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'ami that ItiersM
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ccziicopai
aa ocotnrtTlrB Vkm
tlWTS
HiiAwHtM Hovas: rIAiT,
VI n AHF.I IB . . .
Utter,' Ualt oek, BiTURblT, MaNtl It
nitil Runt n A nrtt Ve.
rocrfOHlAV ktia Uwnaa, It mnATt turn
biui Hlli-4iru 4. , . , ., ... ,.vj.
i My theory und tre&nftehtars now Snrtdrffer.
ent from aMf fpr, rs In th IhltVHaKulea,
and Palutllenicp Hay.nns to produce the seAia
nuooeaa that IMtS'ln trwHtlnit Wrrenlo dla-
enSM. my thsori W.liannt imnhwfcaaiwii
operaansi tit tthviy illRieladh.Kes to j
kipirtnl sthfn at 4lMiSrMieil-MndWlwtt4if
the Sulilvr tM ke4y,'wliasah BuaMa be-
joaaaa aai ulian, hp aaalealaa.ths.aaaallaaa-
Blood, Ac-Aftjt Bniiljui out wbaita deficient i
Ih axcaaa.AilntiUMatVa U?UAUVWbat u
winning. I am eunbled kmure u4tea by a aanall
i r
OHHim dribiHiU iiibIiiI auoM. a dinumuorlientd
-Uleof e ItnuiiMi vJ liiiiatUi..Uil4 e the
HiuaMoiittaathls wiaUU Jruce U vrenor
iloned propwia, VSe MuA weUad tkosoufarii
)y dlKeatedniid iieelnMlaliia i. ,'. v ,. ..
Tia in,-,v)ii(xiMii .y . ui suloa at
CheaHuupetlivJony, and Kivig treatment fce-
ciauniKiy, 4 Hin auauiea tti, viktm, rrl lft
ohimm vut ol. A(ti and lirty fta eeeva ootia-
.irl llrnrn'hltiaaiid LlvSrCoifeplainla,
land IJviir tuTtiulHiU. rilaa.Keu
Mlnli amii'Aiaf DeUu
rtilamr Vmn em VJTa DaUlityf u4 J'a
iinulu iiaenaa. In vy smi a.oara, aaaall
oilier l hroilie OisOHeea proporUonHtely.
lauMetliiJ.KN iumih ilnuiulad iiiLaJinc
WlniMittiit ". CysoAviiw, 4aUiaia Svw
nhtllii. ami noniu li.rnm i.r lit) iigiUa; tie this
wa chii inaica Ha eiifNlaii enulicaUuiiUiluaaui
imuicd I.DUK4 ieiit'UriV, iw ae vee'd tv .
niiywiii.re on ine anrutea ettaa, aooy. ..t
l. atvMUXI't luwa pure Cheuilcopatliia
nn Bdia.o5..aMi.-. Ia,n14i l raud
treaunea wlila-a C,.nlJiyf,ea alii
Nuture o free lieuau. One ounce oj anaiat
uiice to Nnlure ta-wwatli nioraUiim a pound ot
polflounuA Utoee t tea dleeeeeii.
I eipeet to travel ilna ruala Tor coins feara.
anil I'IoIk myeetr to lie c.tydld Hint tu deal
liiinorHuli'-KVtUall wlviMltaaeaine.r' ?
It vrnir tiiwienaraitiiieiaiew. awtrlB's
in.vnil InhnlliiK Inelrooient aaaoiilcopath-
lo Iteuwda.' bujors aiviaf ua aJ hiV Ml a
cur. f f ''jif j Ifi'!
Kanvnnbi-, .)flinilt:illnil .la.lnitife bee, f
for Inrot-Mntlnn hi reltari ta trHtaieht
mid aueenwH, cull on or write to
linn. li. tiii.AMi'iK. Plnilln)', Uxncock co O.t
H. U. Aouorr, l'ortugo Wood county, Ohio; a
linn. RoarjiT 1IcCi.(i.i.aiu, TiWn. dsnaca Co.) V
lliui U. UiLAeiriK, Fiiulluy, Uncciek co., O.t '
Jkkiik UikENLi., Ilrowu'a Cornera, Voo4 cu.;
J..llli8lorlni((, Whartbluhuru, V. J Hti Jot Co.. f
All couiiuiiiiiealloua lunht ho dtrei'ted tu
: iH. j. aUiraxairw
Vurvakaaa, Ohio. .
Vr.ii 1. imi.-tlv .
.vw, iuu uuu aawu va..
DR. ROBACE'S -
SCttniliUilYaitli RfRIClIfSe'
r : . ri .... Pi-:i !i
': P
Hieiiiii, iiiiroducud hie Uiooa l'urlflcr mL
d 1'iIIh in the United Htu tea. he ,0l forth tu. .
uigoinio their curHtive properties. '
i tan aeiK -rue man ev ranwaiwieaar
iaa aiiicu been lueca enl al'ai kmmritm i
r.uiiiiiftuijii imn. H-himu vlmrurter lor biimm&
JnoKimmiaud pl.il,.-i ,y, KivesUnlrwulaioua
""'i;'' t'; '""''i'iij-uin whooL.orre.
irslivt. mill iii.tke "nsninince douhly sure
,ucfore they. Ua.-ntef- ro -artrywlrara-iri.
KulihlfTiieil men. wiiimu vlmrueter fof boimmI
uuiore inei- uin'r-
'rvlnrf nnrl HrtiK ll.B tineiiflhoiewmnlorfsl
r)iirra
Hii.Ji Wn. v f i, I" -
,1'mpiiniiii.iie
All who rtinnds lo Ihe wwduaa
:md honcaty of I hin cIhh, orwbaetiouas te in
vnatianm lor tnsmai-ivea, are uoaruraaa
.. i,,nr.,t niihinrl.
Tha.vnh ,,, e mthe es,l.qfbr.BobaeH,a
"i"-" ' t t" nc.TA.ii.ie u. the public
tat:iUti.i. ti.o r0u..wi..tf
emicd u-ho.. tin-y miiova
MiMiiiou-i-Anr,
niol ri.eioro IIo-In Mini nnn urcinjiiiorthesur.
lm lone lansuUheil for yenri in helplene
wi-;i'.. lii'K mi. I ili'..oliilnn'y , ri-riii.i-r:ili. wilh
alion: lli.il nil wnuiil ,ln..il.il.li. a ;ire reiiio.ed
,'r....l l:.l.liltl l' uiiili.r lln.ir II, V ll'.ir:.! , ..tf ......
' ,, . r .. ;.";, '
SII AT I KKKII O.NS I ITtrl UIN!',
lnimviT tV.cv m. iv hail- hi i-n lliflml Kith und '
nl"id; thai lli:r .t.....-l lendi-iM , v i lo k-htrih-
.i.hhfiMiuii render it mijoyiii; ii.m i.pariitiiiK
Krn.lnl,,. whellinr lienidiiary uri'therwiee;
r "
lll-: ui ii 'iiii'i vfnifii.i--.---;ii
w. iIIw.ihc of iha siorKirh ami
r. Hot nervoiia aielem. tha
lomeiii, I iu nv
"k," i,i,,ds "r '
AltlSIMI KUIIM IMl'flllTIKaOR OU-
j KTltl'lTIONH IK THU II1AHIU
OK HKt'HRTMIW.
Ill whli li thf v ild tint rive pii"";'' rrffff, and, (If
liiiliiilnlstoied huloru the very cil.idel ol III has
ibi.nu lllVHiled.) rii-f a unirai umd xyrfrrt run.
i UOiir III III IIHI lion n,.AAI'I..A 1 lil.l
VKiiKTA III. V. III.IM1II PII. I-S Kre i-lnlomed lif
w ,.,,.,.,.,. ,hou. - i iio,K itF.
en. aim. in luiinrs. atliihiviiii. Inidn ul wolke.
"d hy ivord ul mouth, prorlnlia ihem to ha
thu vjry u.t pixpariaion ..I tho kind ever af.
. I ... it... I L......1...,-,, v ..,,11 I....IO.
i.r.,.1 u. n... hn.kJii-iiown vi.-iinm ol ni healih.
-r ':!,;i;j1'T";l,V,roorVr"
, , -. I -
ly und purmununlly
l'
Nw oiiu chii doiilil tln-lr vuporlurlly Hfterous .
.'hoi. uhuapRr than any other !Mllt, for H titke
1 UUIubOf Ot llltlll to rudUC(J tt bOtUr f-
. l-iiA i.f I hat Kiti ml in as vdi n Vntrnltttilai niua.1
Purol.-r. 11 per buttle, or i per hull doeu
or tliu rWiiiuliiuiviiiii VouUi'ilu niood 1'illa, 'it
runu imr nr ni nnim ir 11.
Ittaa Dr. lloinii K s pio lal :,
tiu.tt. put.ii i m i..ipiu
a aud Car.
,... ,.n. ...
i thin pnper rrmu timet" tune,
or. u-.biu k u MsiV Aimmuta und Family
IdvlMir, aiintainluK eroat vurlety of Interest-
iimpiuuoua part ol
Int.' and vAlualile medioal Inrormntlon, .eaa aa'
!hiiil Krntia of any efhia Atfontii throughout tha
Dnmiii.,.
In dilliuiiUoroonipliciitodRiiaea, Dr. Butiaoc
a new ahticle.
Doctor Roback-s Stomach Bitters. ''
A now and dellchtfulStomuchio and Cordial '
for giving tono In the btomnoh, and for the
prevention or bilious roinplainU lnuideut to
tho Weatern country. Try It.
As a luoriiiua drink, tu assist ditiostinn and
relieve liyspopsia, It baa no equal. Try It.
In Haver II w superior to all oilier Bitters.
Try it.
Tlm roriuuu ot these Uiltnrs, now 18SI) tha
solo property of Dr. Ilobuck, originated with
mm or i
ono of the oldnat Hint moat emlniint Medioal
fracUtioners ot tha Went, aud It la directly
pr-dicatrd upou the wanU of Weatern people.
Tunne Hitlers derive llnilr stimulus from tha
powerlul lonlo nature ol the mots and herls
ul whioh thov nro compound, and as they are.
iby ullayliiK unnatural cravings ol tbo llomacb,
Uiruuil prumunie oi . . tt, y
TEiUPERANCEt - .
the prnaent proprietor believes that In making
thorn wlduly known tho puhho welfare la tab-
aorved.
It will toon do ror snio or an or nr. kodbok b
numerous Aueiita, and at llulula, so,, tha
oountry over. In tho moa.itimo, oraort win Da ,
Ailed direct from Cincinnati in any quantity.
and at the lowoat rates,
It It put up In Ouari
UottlaH. and securely
pa
nuckod
d In one-down
uaaua. iihii-uhaoii wnni'iv " oi,
Half-doton snmpls cases will, however,
he packed and tout te any address, it aesitea.
iielall Prlua, t iwr botUe, or all lor t.
Prlnolnal offlca and snlosrooin, No, S East
Fourth street, third building from Main street,
Clnoltinatl, Ohio, Laboratory, Mo. SI Bam-
luondelrunl.
ror salo in HHtiennk by
Illl.UEIIT, 1-AIM. & CO., Vanlut)
Z. 1IA11NEY MoComb! ,. .
i. PBTBita bon, Arcadia: I
J. B. EATOW, Bonton;
' THOMAS 8TAIIK8. Arlington;
T. MA HON A HONS, Willlamatowni '
.lOHKI'H OKTHKIMain, Vaa Buraitj -JOH.
WALTKit, Westlndepdencej
L. A. UALDWlS, Mt. BlanohaMli
And b r DrurRlta-anTlSant generaJly?
thrnuKhoutthe United States and Canada, v
March 15, 1 Mil iy
Athact or i.ajiw rot ua,Thii
underalgoda a smaU trut of Iaa4l
HiiioAiniiua Lu tartvk aatas and a fraction, for
tals va reaauitabfo terms. The land Is located
In Jortaa tawaiK'Tpi uaDoaoa etxaaay, saats
unium roved.
r or lur
further partieaiaia eaU-aal
March 16, '01
0.7a. el-Ban, vfM.
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