Weekly Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1841), 1848-05-31

              WEE JU Y 10 rm a mrn OURNAL VOLUME XXXVIII. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1848. NUMBER 39. J'L'BLISIII'.I) KVI'.UY WKDNKHIIAY MgliNINU BY WILLIAM B. T1IKALL. Office in ttie Journal Huihling, souih -"l cotnot of High street mid Sugur iiHoy. TK K M at : Tiirkf. Dollars rnt osi'M, which nny Iwdischnrgcd by ti.e puymcnt of 'I wu Uiii.laks in advance, anil free of postal, or of per centre to Amit or Collector. 'I I ii! Journal ii nlito published Ihnly and Tri-Weckly du Bg (lie year Daily, mr milium, 7 ; Tri-W ookly . ft'l. Monday uvkninu, MAY 2i, 1HIH. The H.iltiiiiiire Convention. The giUn-ring nf Lite Locoluco li-ists, ut Baltimore, for tie selection of their ciididale fur I lit Presidency Ukus il icj today. It is useless to speculate upon the results of mi event ft near at hand, especially bi tlut result is onu in which chance will undoubtedly hive m at: 1 1 to do; and wliicli is so very uncertain, tint llm wisest heads or, what in L'lcif.icoism is the same tlnnjf, the cutuiiiien calculator! nro nut able to predict to their own satisfaction. Oun thing, how-ever, is well understood ; and Hi it is, lint Ibis is a gamu to he played by tlie party lenders, in winch the people are passive, liivinjf ni interest, and only a uum iu:il voice in Ihe alfiir. And another tiling is equally true tli it a resort to the keenest practice an un-urujiiiloud adaption of the most unjmtiliable means, will be resorted tn, by Hie candid Ue and tlu'ir friends, to priiiiiute the interests of men, irri'pt.'ciivo of the clituns of country or tin. demands of patriotism Hut the worst feature in ull lliii, is, tint the people of t lii United States liavo accustomed themselves to itt lamely by, wli.le this process is going " watching tin progress of nlfurs rather as a nutter of curiosity tli in of interest; seeing into and through the wiles practised by mv fautioa aiiunt another; applauding the successful trickster equally with the conscientious pilriot; keeping up with the process of tlii giuie in all its stupes and seeing its Iwlluwness, its falsity, its disreg ltd of tho wishes of the people, its forget fulness of principles and of the public good ; and yet, ns partisans, allowing theuiselvei tu be bound by the result. We, Iwwpvcr, who believe in the progressivcm-na of lni.ii inity, are inclined ti think lint the extreme li.uit of ho.u.tii subserviency to Hie behests of puty and party leaders, lias been pusi'd ; and that a tune is oo.iiuij, when Itoiii'sl iiii-ii will be scared ut the barefaced pr.-fl j icy of those- wli-nu tln-y h ive hitherto alio tved to buy and sell llieiu ns beiisls in thu market, or a slaves m the pen of the Dutrict of Cidiitn'iii. It is slid lh.it much in the doinjs of the Con vi-niion will hitiir Ujioti the Usui of the fttt.'tnpt of the Ii I'u-buriier fiction, in tlie State of New York, to (ft into tint b nly. Whfth-r lliey will sileceed in thi-iretf iris t procme ad imhiii, will depend, not tip ni tin' justice of their cliiiii, lull Uiou llic mterestk wlncli they may mike in pirtUm combinations for or ayniui certain candid ties. The canvass in this nnttrr has been lunand b.'Hk.aii'in a yrcat measure, it lias breuse-cret aim. It has been unlinked wilh th tt conuui-tiiitc skill and artiliue which liiHjfivL'ii thu Van Uurcn achool of politic such f line for its silent but ellVclive iiiovemeiiis ; its nois' lt'ss but most powerful taetici. Tney wJI, m st probilily, succeed Vnu Hureuism, an its own riitind, and enai-d in a war peculiarly fitted to its hilnts, tstis 4 ml abilities, and bucked by Our District C'onvt'iitloii. Those of our readers who were present at tho Dig. trie! Convention at Banbury, on I'ridny lust, cannot tu i I to he nmusrit by a perun.il of ttie I'ollowin account of its doinjfs, furnished by the Ohio Statesman to its readers, They will be enabled Iroui this, also, to form snme kind of t'slimnte of the kind of men In I food which that puppr is in the habit of supplying its readets. And they will cefiie to wonder that honust, well disposed men, who rely upon such a source for information, should be often betrayed into the wildest notums, tint only as to their political opponents, but often of nidi Vidu its of their own household. The St tlesuian's ac count ol the Htinbury "fiht" is decidedly loo rich 1 1 be lost. Our readers would notexcuso us should iihliold it from them and we will not do so, Whiff District Convention for the unoiutmtit oi ueieyu us Thu Wliiir Convention for tins Contfressionat Dis trict, met in Convention yesterday touppoinl lJelegalci to the l'liihiilelbia VluK National Convention. From all accounts, the (iht between Cluyisin, Scott-is u nnd iMcheauisui, was a desperate one; but the tide of bade liually turned in I'.ivor of the latter, the frend of Juile M :Leau succeeded m the election of Mr. timn'l (.illow.iy,us dflente, and Mr. John Tees, dile, as alternate drlrifate, to llm Conveiition. Holh are decided and warm friends of the Judre ; nnd Die latter, if tin- charges preferred be true, has mi lie red in the cause, beuiif removed from the post of asNislmt clerk of Hit! last Senate, for during to go for the Judo against Mr. Corwiu. Alter the appointment of the delegates, vr under stand resolutions of instructions in favor of Gen. Scott were passed but this we have heard denied by the McLean men present; nud hence jjive it only as ru llior, Until We see the oiti--i;il proceeding. The fiirht is represented as a beautiful one. The bailies hetween Hie ditterent pirttes wued fiercely the candidates made npeecheH, earb deeming it necessary to define Ins position and the war wa'ed, until several delejritc s lefi, and .Messrs. (J alio way mid Tees-da lu came oil' victorious. A Patriotic ti tcim icK. We obsi'rve, with regret. that the delej-ate to the Baltimore Convention from this district, Ins found it unable to attend the session of that body, lie is detained nt home, much ajj iinnt Ins will, no doubt, for (he purp ne, it is said, of giving his entire attention to the wemhiy duties of the Coin inittee of Public Sifety, of whi:h, being the central member, he is chairman, Self denial of tins kind ih'iuld not go unrewarded. here ure some, however, nnliciniii moujli to in- s'lnnle tint the honorable delegile is remaining at ll'iiue jiMl at this tune, c arged with the especial duty of acting as a Committee nf Safety over his own bread and butter. We do nut profess to know, having seen nothing ourelves. We only go to tbe Post Of fice once a d iy, why should we lie expected to understand such matters i The world is very censorious. ITT We assure our fat wilted friend of the Cincinnati r'.nmnrer, that we were not so jjreen as to tako the ficu upon wlneli we baed our tt ileiiient in relation to Hie llurnet -House, entirely from the columns of h;i piper. We know the ear-marks of truth a little better than that. If the other pipers were iiiisin-firmed upon the subject, so be it, We tin not see that the Kuouirer's statement varies our own in principle, however. The fjuestion is, would the Kmuirer attempt to prevent a nun from d mg what be ol eases with his own ? A pu'dic elfirl of that kind would bo the strength it h is with the people, can scarcely fiiluf very unfortunate, tn the rod, to those whom the En- uccess. If tiif It iruburner movement is successful, Mr. Cast is said to be shelved ; and thus will be laid aside the caudidaie entitled to the highest n umber of the votes of the Convention, on the liml ballot, with avcrdrituf ukillni by he Dtmntnttic tiro-tlunts rule." Then will come the scramble. Mr. Polk lias had an hundred delegnes in Washington for several days, binkmg in the fullsii'isbme of Ins smiles his favors and Ins promises. Fresh from the people, did tll'-se men make their appearance at the capital, and cmifu cd, bewildered and hiekueyed Wil there; and who tin tell the result? It is not probable tint we shall bu aMc to announce the nntiitn tiion before W-duesd iy. Tim Convention Will hive an ciciting and important question to settle prelimiu try to nny other action upon Hie Presidential matter, nud tli it being settled, it Will not be as eny ns Borne have u;p "'d to seleel a candid lie from among the uitiiy uiiserupul mm, tiletited, active and determined men, wlrse names have been mentioned in connection with the Presidency. qnirer is endeavoring to cajole, by hulling iu their be half. Tho .Metican Wur Where i it, and wh it is iti condition ? Wtnt is to be the next step, and by whom is that step to be taken ? A treaty his been mule and ratili -d, and conimis-lioners li ne accoiupiuied it to Mexico, tu procure its ratilic ttioil there. In r i.4e it is n t ratilied, lioslilities are to begm. It is siid lint the C. ingress at Q taro being defunel, nocimtiluipoml rec -gtiitien of the treaty t an lake pi ice. Gen Peua jr Pent nny, by a niie net of iHurpition, so constitute and orgiuiz' a bo ly of men c tiling Ihemsel ves a Congress, that a pretended r itfi"aiion will tiki1 place. Dot whit then? Will Hie I'mted S'ntei Government sit d wn satisfied with tins illegal nud mi authorized ratification of a treaty, the mere net of making which would be lh came o civil war in Mexico were it ii''t foi the external pressure of our troop in tint Country; and which, th e tronpi being removed, would b'eak mil nmUiilly r The treaty cannot be ratified and if it it, it will u l be kept ; and wh.il then ? Wilt the United Hlales recoiumence the slaughter of Memo, wis mil the dei at item of their country U begins now to upbear Hi il if llrs conliii jenry nrrives, till' Premdi nt of Hie I'uiti d Slates In Coiii.lihled to take in the wh de of M.-xico, Hut bow will Ibis help th' m titer .' Tkiug the people into the t'mti'd Slates wdl neither make the-n more peaceful to their tieib-bors, nor uimmish tlie chances of civil war auioiijj tlieuiMelveg, At the end of everything tint Ins been anticipated I' ip fuexlion iiill rehirus ; wi it is to be done Sup pise nil Meiici In be cotupiered and annexed siii-p in llie area of freed on " extended still further, until she and all her depend,-neies ire swept into the cipicious boso.ii of the Itrpulibc; ii she then to Im-(tirctil to ad opt n form of government constructed upon a model furnirtheil by the United States nud that form being approved, is kIk to cone into He Union in the form of oue,(iru, tiiki t. or MOIIK sister Stales ? The II iruhtirnem. The burflieii of the .(ti TorreMp..iideiice from Wash-inMoii is the all nborbiug ipiestioii whit will be done with the New York deleg iiion, by tin1 Hillunort Convention ? The Cincinnati Kni lirer's correspondent thinks, that tie; two pirli--s Will bo treated alike either both admitted or both rejected. Such rt court would be but the beginning of a worse ditiicuily. S nne of ihe other writers express strong opinions in they (jo from favor o one party, others of the other ; and f course no dependence can be placed upon either. The leading pipers upon the two sides are exceedingly bitter and personal, and this strife, sin ilhered fir ten yeare, threatens to become a sweeping contl igralioli. Mil. M titer's I ji;t r Kit to Gki. Siott This im- uieim document, which was anuoinired in Hie Loeo-f ico prints ai s everr, so triumph tut, so anniliila-ting, seems to have been smothered in its nwrimnoke, and to have gone out. Its scoldings havp harmed no. body; its billernesi has recoiled upon itself, and its special pleading his been Been through by all who tuvo taken "he trouble to look into it. Mil Poi.k's YLT4MM Ir. TKurKitKNc K. It now appear, by a correspondence between the Government and Coui. Perry which Iris been published, that ns ear ly as Ihe Hth of M ireh lut, Mr Polk's interference with tin' internal nll'urs of Yucatan, had commenced, by taking part with the Spiiimh nristoer icy ngainsl thu I tidiau masses, in regard to the protection "I their per-s ni it and the furnishing of thein with munitions of war. A hiroimsr I ""vr.i i ii I avid Mum nf II r ford, in the Stale of Connecticut, has discovered a process, by which cast iron can bu instantly converted into st el. Tiiere i a process by which we have known amis-ernble poor Wing ronnrtt t into a first rale Imsrn Lo c ifoco,in a very short -jure of time. O.licial carbon is the agent in ell'ectnig the iHst-ineulioiied process, rROMonoTi We learn Willi pleasure, that Lieut, Irvin Me)wcof thiscitv, Ifl aitdiery, and Acting A il int A'lUinnt General, ban been promoted by Ibu President of the United Stiles, to Ih l-'aptiin, by bre Vet. Tlie inlt Ibgeitro of tins receipt of a soldier's re-win), the evidence nt once, of nbdity nnd w-rvces, will be learned, With picasiue, here, by l large circlt of admiring friends. Fiiir. The dwelling home and ollice nf Francis 8. Key, K , nenr It ilinu ire, were burned on Wednesday tt'L'hl I ixt, t-'getlier With its entire contents. The c kmc w.is accidentil. Mr. Key is well known as the author of the song "The S:ar Spingl.d Dinner." I)(.r inn hk S imu-l liallowny, l) ,tbe delegate to llitt Wing Niti uul Convention at PliUilelp!i., left town tin morning f-o the Kn-t. John Tendale, , his alternate, left some days since, AuMirrrn We notice in our Cincinnati exchanges, lint at tin laic term of the Supreme Court in was admitted to practice law iu tins State. Ai I u ruo i;Mr.i r is M hum.-The Cincinnati En-O'lirer e-ehew p dities in its Suud if morning issues, its hut Suudjy s numb -r c niUnii an address by J udo Iteed. (3 il Ml mu sin: rri ntei n ill ii", im in ii tun m i u, iii.i, . . , . . . 11 , , , I lb it cilv, our young townsman Joim (t. .Mn.i.ti. Jr - will not org nine government will Mot elect dele- I , . , . . , gites will not conform to the rules laid down for her by Hie President ol the United Slavs ? Practically, all Ihcse t n-stious, and imny more, arc to be nnswered. Yes, there nre uiativ more. These are n,ucHlina as to our right to bold a country in lavery; questions, as to whether there are not in the flatnesses of Mexico, men who wdl nuke this war-fire eternal, and who hive pntiiotimii silllit'ient to wear ever! anting enmity to the I'mlid States, and lo keep their oaths Tuere is a question of the value of llm conipcst; of its cost to tins tun.' and of its Inture expense; and they are w ighly qnnjlinus which will rem tin after tlie hurra of conquest is over, and when all the gl ry tint Ins been acquired is forgotten. TUKSDAY EVENING, MAY 2:1, IM-IH. Tin Wr. mint Tli" run, it rameth every day. The clerk of thu weather o Slice throws decidedly loo much moisture into the mrttorolitgirtl compound Clouds are lunging over the city continually and the r tin pours down incontinently, whenever it finds any u ior rogue without bis umbrella. Wo siw a man pissing along the street yestenUy, in the in ol it of a heavy shower, With t strong, wlnde-1 1. ue lo ikuij cotton umbrella nicely tucked under his arm. He wis evidently afraid Im should grt it wel, and only earned it as a measure of iutiundition, and la ho(hs lb re by to bluir off the sti tWcr. T.iose wh went to ihe circus, on Saturday even-in and there w-ro Upwards of a few present, will n t oon lorget rA-il scene. Lubes are supposed to bu fuji -iriitly cl -tlu'd when tin y ifo In public places ; but we wdl venture a till ill bet, tint Ito nlber crowd of Uc I'resul.tiey, wit hunt any reservation on lus part, is Jitiltrn Mel.rnit nud tho 1'reiiilt'tirr, We find the ,.li,.wing eorreHionteiire m the Indi-anpibs Mite Journal ut the Kill. It suliicieutly explains Unt il : I ii i .t a p"i. is, May 7th, lHlt. Vrn Sin: Your ntuie will be presented to tho consideration of tbe Wh'g .National Convention for its nomination n" the Wing candidate lor the Presidency, it hts lieen recently intimated, in some of tin? pnblia papers, that surh modes of seleelnig a cindi d ite does leu meet your views, and tint you do not fully accord in si ntniieiit with the Wing pirty. If lioi inconsistent with the course which you have determined to purine in relation to lie Presidency, 1 Mould be pleased lo hive an answer for publication. Vuurs respectfully. JOHN I) DKFRCKd. Hon. J o li if .kLtA5, Cincinnati, Ohio. CltriMiATi, Mir IDtli, 1H. Mr Dr. Sin: In a on wit to your favor received tins dty, 1 hive to remirk, that Ihe uomiunl'on of ea' dulile fr the Pres deiicy, by a Nalmml Convention was adopti d by the iugs, in I'l , ns a aubsti-tmc for the Congress caucus which, up to ll, was toe m-'de of ileiieoial.inf the caudol ate. A convention n omiii iled the Whig candidate in 1 H 14 ; and on ihe Tib ol June next it will perform the , saiue oll've. Of course every person whose name is brought before a Wing (.'(invention as a candidate for t'iree hundred women cm be scared up in this country With a less amount of dry f"',., about them. To say nothing of the sivne of ram, mu I, drenching darkness and frolia ins d", the streets were II Killed, and l ime of the g'lnli described thi height of the water mirk on their stockings from wading the puddles as alsoiuttlij tuiltscnimlile. The Governor nf Arkiuaa haa appointed W. R. Sebastian, a Senator of the United States, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Ashley. Strawherriei hive mule their appearance in our market, The crop promises lo be large, and the qual ity of ibe banvs wry fine this year. tin. Tuna. bound by its decision. 1 should coutiidcr ll an iiiini latum ii g mist my honor, to sutler my numi to j-o be-lore the coiiveniion as a Wing, without leslnclion, if I did not coincide e nlially nud lulty with ihe prutcsvid principles uf the Wing party. Very truly yours, JOHN MCLEAN. Jolt I). DrniiiKs, F,q , luilinutpoh, ind. The News from Ore con Tho Ktttluaiuiiu'g Chickeii'it Co nit ii if Homo to Kountl The di-siibtrous news from Oregon, received yester day, and published in our telegraphic reports, call d forth a burst of sorrow from the Statesman, with which wo sympathise; and invoked the demon of falsehood iu his boaoin, which we are. about to eioreiso That paper charges upon the Whtgs the blame of this unhappy dingier upon the following grounds: That a bill providing for the extension of the taws of tho United States over tho territory of Oregon, and for the formation of a territorial government, was, during ihe past session of Congress, introduced into the lower house, pissed that body near the close of tli" session, and wan sent to the Senate. That on the 3d of M irch, the day of the close of the aeasiou, when the bill was beforo the Senate, the lion. John Davis, of Massachusetts, took the Door in opposition lo its passage, and spoke until Ihe hand of the clock pointed to thu minute when the sens ion of that Congress had to close. This tale is from beginning to end, a falsehood, pure, unadulterated, and without the slightest foundation in truth. The Oregon bill was before the Senate on that day, and on the morning of that day was laid on the lab e, from whence it did not again arise. The Hon. John Davis did not speak upon the bill, on that day, nor did Miy one else, so far an appears from the record. The session of Congress of that day closed ns usual, and there was, so far as appenrs, no speaking against time, by any person, or for any purpose. And now, as a matter of curiosity, we my ns well, perhaps, glance at the materials from which the war-tiiu Idled brain of the Siitcsiniu manufactured tho tissue of absurdities, which he maliciously intended to impose, np.ui the fault recollections, of general renders, as truth, within the reach uf their own mem ories. On tbo HHh of August, 1-Hi, the bill to donate to Mexico, three millions of d dlars, (wo admit that that wa u pure and unadulterated Loco toco measure,) com monly called " the Three M llion Bill," was before the Senate. This bill had been amended by the addition of the provision (a Whig measure) now known as Ihe Wilmol Proviso. O.i th it day the Senate was to nd-, jouru ; und this bill co gup in trder, Mr Lewi', lMftt)ttctt moved to stnke out the Proviso. Upon Him, a debate sprung up, which la.trd until 2 o'clock M , Ihe hour of final adjournment. Mr. Davis was u priu-cipil speaker iu this delu.le, nud we care not whether Ihe Statesman approves Ins course of opposition to the striking out, or not. And now, we have not thai species of pirijcftnlogical curiosity, Inch renders us nt nit impiisili ve, to know how a man feels when he h is perp -trnled a wilful, deliberate and wicked falsehood ; but oi this, we are assured, that the public, is not nloue olFrcted by a wanton perversion of the truth. There is a slam that remains upon the soul of the falsifier, deeper and more indelldile than Ihe mere transient effect which it produces upon tin; world, Mi-n who have no especiul regard for I he truth, should rcuteiincr this, and count it nuiDiig the evils of falsehood greater even than detection and di-gracc. And we leave this subject in tho dope, that while the Statesman professes lo prove everything by the documents, he will lay aid Ins magical propermtj to read those documents backward, instead of forward; and let the editor remember that his jaded iiingiu- a'lon is the last depositary to which he should resort for facts. L7 It ii not unfrequently the case that honest de nizens of the town are indebted to remote channels fir information of what is pa-stng immediately around them Such our city renders will find to have been the case with lliein, in regard lo the grt at Dorr Con- vent on which assembled here on theei-cr-tn-hc-rc-me inhered ()ih of M iy. We derive the following rapine description of the muttilii'Unfiis hutlt which literally poured " into ihe cily for three consecutive lays and nights and wlrcli amounted, all told, when marsh illed into order, to the incredible number of mo: , Ml Ninmi am l-irrr.M, inclining volunteers, suck- ru, stragglers, and camp followers we derive, we ! siy, tlie following description of Hie vl multitude of Democracy" winch came down upon us " like an aenliinchrt" from au epistolary communication written hence, mi the 1 1 lit of M iy, (being the second d iy of Ihe new era,) by the Rev. Wm C. McCuue, chaplain of the D rrr Convention, and addressed to the paper of which he is editor, somewhere in ihe region of the lilaek'Hwamp, between the ancient town of' Wangh- paiighkauglniclU and lake Hull frog. The Rev. gentleman say : I reached this place on Monday morning, and found myself preceded by several deg ites, n ho hid arrived before me. Du.mg Ihe aflenioii of M today, all of Tuesday, and a great pirl of Wednesday, the ' representitives of Hie icople'' continued to pour into Ho city tike a pe led stream ! There are in these epistles f Ihe Rev. Chaplain other marvelous discoveries and aooth-snying, calcu-Uted to interest and instruct the reader. Our limits itoiistriin us to a few brief extracts. The immeltite hosts of "dein 'crary " winch gathered together and erupted more thin half the spice in one of the rooms f the Statesman olhVe, so inspired Ihe courage of our friend from thu North West, that be gives language Iu hts prophetic vision after tins sort; I am satisfied that Col Weller will be elected by a unijorily s Urgt, as to dniipoinl his most s.ingunie Irit-inls, and lo overwhelm Ins opponents fto cotih lent am I ol this, Hi it i would scarcely dart tu trt u imut to A1 innj-irity." I I low much more terrthfr. thin an army with httnnrrs. must Inw been the appearance of the He v. Chaplain and Ins co c -np rat irs, to have produced results audi us he records iu the words following : We sincerely believe, lint this convention basset in motion, a ball that is destiiu-d lit grind W lniery,1 throughout the length andbredth of die State of Oliio, to ponder. Indeed tlie letters of Hie universal Whig parly, in and about Columbus, feel that there days are numhcri d.'' It is possible, after all, that this Rev. Mr. M'Cunc is mistaken in ti arilhmrUt. Suite p-ople think he is. If he is not, we wdl take the earliest opportunity of informing our readers ; and in the mean white, advise our friends not to be greatly frightened. Iliilliinoru Convention. The following list of names i given as emhrnr ng the nunc of th Delegates from Ohio to the Loco In-co Convention at I! iltiui ire now in session, except front Km LUh district, composed of the counties uf Washington, Morgan und Perry. If there be a dele gate from that district, we ure not apprised who he is. It wdl be seen from this list, that Mr. Polk is pretty well represented and if be dues not receive thu no-intuition, it wdl Im no fault of lus or his friends. We recogn.xe amongst tho niMib -r, the (nHowingritni ot','irrri, holding their places at the pleasure uf Mr. Polk, xi: J. W. McCorkle, postmaster, Dayton. D. A. Robertson, M irshal, District of Ohio. Samuel Medary, Postmaster, Columbus. Thoa. W Hirtley, Attorney, District of Ohio. Resides these, there is Mr. D.ckiusnii, M C. from the Seneca district and Mr. LarwtH, who is or was, if we nu-like not, fed from onu of the Lind OllV in Ohio. There may be others that we wot Hut uf. Hot these will do for a single showing. We brlieve, however, that our neighbor 'round the corner is not present in finijirin prrsuwt at H iltimore, Rut let tin one suppose for a moment that this is bo-c 'nisi: he is in a mrail betwixt two," r any lung of that sort. It should be remembered ini new nm . rcous duties have recently been devolved upon him ni t uieuilier of the Vommillra nf I'ubUt S-iVy ; and iu the ridiculous attitude in which he and his coadjutors have placed " the party " at home, il requires the ut. most v gil iuee to keep l In1 m fn in scattering like slaep without a shepherd. Stale Deletfitca Alfred P. Kdgeitou nud David T. Disney, ul. 1st Win 8 Hiteh. Whig Young Men's Niitlonul Convention, ol Knti Hcution The National Intelligencer of ihe 33th, contain a call signed by E, J. Morris, W. S Price, II. W.Arey, Chas. Gilpin and Alexander Murphy, a cominiltee acting in behalf of tho Whigs uf Philadelphia, culling upon the Young Whigs of the United Stales to assemble in National Convention of ratification, at Independence Hipiare, in the city of Philadelphia, on Thursday, the Mtli day of June next. The article is too long for insertion in our columns to-day, mid we have only to auggest the hope, that at as early a day as possible, the W bigs of Ohio will lake measures to have Iter voice heard iu the Convention by as many of the young and enterprising men of the State ns can be prevailed upon to go and light up the fl nne of iheir pilriniism at a place where, no doubt, it will burn with more than ordinary vigor and brilliancy. The Dorr rizzU;. It ii creditable to the 1'Jth Congressional District, that at the rec frit Dorr fizzle, no one had the assurance to present Ihemselvea in the character of " Delegate." The people of that region of the Stale understand their rights and their interests too well, to tolerate any such movement ; and even party fealty was too impotent to induce any one from that quarter to take upon them selves the honor of martyrdom. That it thu district represented iu Congress by Mr. Vikto.. I yt ponTA kt lNTKi.i.iuE-ttK. Tbe last Kalida Venture gives to alt creation the startling intelligence, and that too in the loudest kind of capitals, (hat 37" It is reported, and, no doulit correctly, thai the Uiuk of Sandusky and the Rink of Norwalk have stopped payment, and the Rank of Circleville must soon follow in tlie font-dens of the Woostcr Fraud " This will probably bo copied into the Statesman of to-dny, as late and imp lrlaut intelligence, and the bank haling editor, will (hereby swallow a morsel of lus own ofVil, returned to him through the savory organs of the Vulture, re digest it again, and return it to the world ns a new and wonderful production. Falsehood travels in a circle Juiiuk Vanl'B. Ihe Lebanon Star says: This gentleman was a member uf the late Dorr Convention, but we are credibly informed in Ihe capacity of a conservative, or opponent to the revolulioaary action of Olds, Medary, Ac. If ibis be so, we commend the law abiding course of Judge Vance. He was op-p os nil Tiitiik IUvui.utioh, and this being the fact, he is entitled lo the respect of every friend of "law and order," be be either Whig or Democrat, Annexation. The editor of ihe German town Gazelle has gone oil" lo the sunny lulls of Old Kentucky, to enjoy his honey moon; und Ins al inttrim makes a sad use nf scripture iu describing the incident, and its probable results. Well, the Gazette, ns we learn from its columns, is already in the hands of a large number uf the people of tho Miami Valley, and we sincerely hope, th.it this clinnne in the editor's domestic relations will have the. effect to increase tincirculation. fUnto Medical Convention. We were disuppo.nied nt not receiving a report of the transactions uf this body, for publication during its sittings. The whole wilt be laid before the profession in good time, in an authentic (onu. In the mean while we give the list of officers for ihe ensuing car, which are an foltuws : I' resident. Dr. It. HILLS, Delaware. Vict Vrtaittnli, Dr. A. Tot. no, Madison county. Dr. Rusi:j,i., Knox " Dr. R. RoboEiis, Clark " Dr. J. C, Thompson, Pickaway " Dr. Ki l l, Fairfield &rrrttaryt Dr. John II. Tatk, Ciunnnali. Jiistint iiccrittirtjt Dr. G. W. Minis, Columbus. TrH3urtrt Dr. G. Dtiio, Cilumbu. The Convention adjourned to meet in Columbus, in June, l&VJ. Q j- Tl.B PoMstiiouth Tr !- tins f,dln.;ff reckless and intolerable attack up n our most cousin tent, conscientious and bank hating neighbor. We are sure he is not well acquainted With tbe person be to violently attacks. Why, sir, the Editor is Chairman of tin- committee of Public Sifety of the State of Ohio ! Now be decent ! The editor of tbe Statesman is determined to annihilate the iN or walk and Simlusky Ranks, id (-f. forts, however, we UihI Will prove of as little avnil as some former on, s. He is death on Ranks, but whenever he is " hard up " be is the liisl iiiuii that will run lo Ihe in for accommodations " Doiiti Ci nn it i r." A man wns arrested last eve ning, by officer Parmele, and ttken to Hie lock-up, fur itleiiiftmg lo pans one of "llodil's jod p.ecrs."' I'hese piece niqienr lo mike as time h business r the police as for lit hiuisetf and while they direct one to hit Inuiseli, they put the other on a tail way to bout hiinich' with Juniutu irun. ttn. Com, y I Alex. IV Mdler. ltd J W. M-Corkle. lib John A Coiwin. fith-Loierv D. Poller. I). sis. I'Jih L. L Smith. I tu. Ilth-Tlios. M. Drake. K.ih HHIl-l. i Ledheller. Ibm. R. Dickinson. 17th lleiuv D. Gtoinr. ith S W Johnson. Iih John Lirwell. ih John Glover. LHIi It '. Spiblmg. nn -I). A. Robertson. IMth John W. Ilnwden. Mill Samuel Melary. SMst E. W. Hubbard. Iltb-T. W, Hartley Commissioner Trist is about to prepare an address tu the people ol the Union, upon lus uoiirse iu relation to tiiii It cily. His disclosures will bu rich. From the Chester (I'a.) Record. Kxtrnordlnnry Development Chester County II. ink ltobbery The itlnHmorns Arrest Mt-llaineil jM vsterioutt Ditmppearnnce oi Hitchcock, the Drover, uccouuteil lor Tlie following details are extraordinary, but not the teas true. It will be remembered Hint about a month ago, n Philadelphia paper published a statement that a man had been arrested at Mulainoras, Mexico, upon a charge of robbing the President of the Cheater coun ty liaiik, ami lliat a large amount of Chester county notes was found about him the statement made the sum ffillMIIIO. 'Ihe police of Philadeluhia. and tin Rank uf Chester county, were lully aware ol ihe facts oi me arrest; but it was not until now deemed proper to publish them, as tbe whole subject was not, until late information, made intelligible. Some time alter the robbery was advertised in Tex as, a gentleman at Galveston, beard of a person who was engngeu in purchasing mules along the Uio Grnnde, and making payment in Chester county notes. The circumstances excited weighty suspicions, and purmun was maue, with a uetcrmiiiuiion to arrest ihi operators at all hazards. The dealer was arrrested ; wui ne turned out lo be only the agent of another per- son, who was at Matainorus. The agent acknowledged that he had been paying Chester county money, and that the person who employed him had a conside rable quantity ot the same kind. This made suspicion stronger than ever, and the gentleman from Galveston immediately set out for Matamoras. Here he found the man who employed this agent to buy mules, and who gave his name ns Harrison. This wus some time in February or March lant. Harrison was taken intocusiody and his effects were searched. He was found lo be in possession of eleven Chester County Rank bills each of the denomination of Hit), and it was known that he had got rid of several others. These evidences of guilt were considered so strong that Harrison was taken into custody, to nwnit a trial, having narrowly escaped a lynching, iu that d Is-tnnt ((Hurler where summary justice is meted out under martial law. Such was lus imminent peril that, tu clear himself from punishment, he voluntarily made a confession which, being corroborated by other facts, substantiated Ins allegations of innocence of the rob' bery, but involves him in another high misdemeanor ; nud at the same time clears up a very mysterious tragedy which (it was soppo-d) had been enacted m this vicinity, nud which, at the tune, created no little ex citeiueiit, Il will be remembered that some time last full, a drover Mined Hitchcock, was suddenly uiissrd from Philadelphia He went to that city from Chatham, in Chester county : havinif sold, at the latter place, a drove of cattle, to Mr. Geo. W, L -ft-vre. and obtained money It appears llmt the money (amounting to -sITuil or l-Uii) was borrowed by Mr. L fro n the iiaoK ol t. Hester county, and wns paid principally in $IIK) Mules on that Rank Well, II itchcock disappeared mysteriously nud never wus henrd of afterwards. His wife, who resided tin Ohio, came on in search of tier luiNbiind, in deep disttess ; but obtained no tidings He was supposed lo be dead. A body wus found in the Delaware, of a person who had been drowned; bnl ii it as not the body of her Im-bind. She returned to her home, unsatisfied and disconsolate. Her husband hail been robbed he wns surely murdered. A young mini of liie,h respectability , from Delaware county, hud been seen in company Willi Hilchock al the Ihcatre t the Ualluiiore cars. He was Ihe lasl person seen wilh him He was on his way South to Charleston or some other point. Suspicion fell upon this young man, that he bad made way wilh the drover, for Ihe sake of bis money, Alter the lapse of a month he relumed lo Philadelphia. Hearing hnusell charged with the abduction or murder of Hitchcock, he dehvenl himself up in (he police of thai city he estntilitdicd his innocence and was acquitted. Here the nutter rested. The occurrence was almost for gotten- Hitchcock b is not been heard of his disconsolate wife, and vano'us creditors to whom he was largely indebted, expecting in hear from huii no more. Here we resume the history of Harrison, tbe Matamoras mole driver. Finding himself roughly handled and about to lie transported to the North, he made an holiest confession of how bo came by thu Chester county notes. He stated that Harrison wns an assumed name; that his real name wns Hitchcock that on or about Hie rtlh of August, 1HI7, be obtained the money from G. W. Letevre, of Chatham, Chester county that he got the money in ( hcxttr county nottt and that he wns guilty of misconduct, which he did not like lo ackuort ledge, but lor which he absquatulated ! Doubtless the story is true. Whit an extraordinary concatenation of events Hitchcock, though in possession of s large an amount of the suspicious money, proves himself innocent, and at the same lime pleads guilty to another, scarcely less sttrocioiis act ! The mysterious disappearance of the Ohio drover, which but for this rubbery might never have been fathomed, baa been unravelled ! A young man of 'iiL'h respectabilty, suspected and examined on tbe i.oH floirj,. (,f murder has heen vindicated ! This narration is due as a single act of justice tn those who may have been suspected of the high crime of murder lo Ibe absconding drover, and the com-muniiy, who will see the necessity of being more and re on iheir guard against touching the stolen notes of the Rank of Chester county. ue Pii.i.ow Cibi;. I nis synonym for all tint is dirly and contemptible, has been stirred up anew by the opening of the Court of Inquiry al New Orleans. The St. Louis Republican suys: "The Court of In. quiry iu the Pillow case met at the Si Ch irlei Hotel, in iNew Of leans, on the nth iust. They sat with closed doors, and adjourned over to the !th, when various witnesses in lint city were to be examined. The members of the court were to leave on the loth or lllh.by way of the river, for Frederick, Md , where they weie expected to adjourn about the V,ith iust." Pnr..r.NTia a Govkunuk The grand jury of tho county o St. Louis, Missouri, have presented as a nuisance tho Governor of that plate, charging bun with the reckless and criminal abuse of the pardoning power. For the Ohio Mate Journal, 41 Honor to Whom Honor is due,' Our harps like those ul yore, were tiutij I'poii tlie drooping willow, Rm now witli joy they're gladly strung To injj tin) prjuc of I'nluw. Tlie Greeks nny boasi iheir Spartan man, Who im! hit bmidrcUs kill, U, But eqilil in iti llie lieverciil, Cur tf.dhiii liuu'ral 1'illow, There's Itcrrutes, of whom 'lis told, Of workup in my n womler, Is no wttrrr. wi.h oiir hero bold A pop gnu 'mlo of thunder. You should fnvr s?en him in a fi,(lit, As Major Hums ml I tint j Ten lliouiMiid " tt.iMrs " in their tnijjht, He scornlullj derided. Rich! into tin hottest point he'd pilch, Ami yellnl nil u ir tint tinier all j (For siaee be ting Unit iiotnl tiiu h. His ioicu is somewhat giifft-r-aU ) And nhcre tint foe in in thickest stood, Hit plied lus sword with skill, O, Two siw mills then were turned bj blood, Hrjwu by tins valient IMIow. T was ronK"stapel alone, Tii.it Biticd Ins sweeping motion ( And hot lor lli.it, tin wiitnJ hale guuo Across 1 1 in nighty Ucsaii. "The F.lepliniit " was one grand sigh , And drew 11111111-111 altrn lion ) Rill he eclipses him oiiltijlil, When Uirlj unco in actum. Ilis darinj deedn, his minlv tarns, Hive ruined Noll ami factor ( He 's nqu tiled hul hy M ajor Uiinis, Or else cunb.i'J tlie iaiior. JOSKI II POGI.F.V, lstasiwt.int to LemmUi and Jack Uowuiug. War on the Hunks. There is a concerted effort n Hie pnrt of the Loco-foco press o Ohio, lo injure, and, if possible, break the Hanks nf this Slate, fur political purposes. It is a part of the tactics of Ibe cumpugn this season, and since the fulure of ihe pel of Locofocoism, the indi vidual liability Hank nt booster, the pack have one ti ed upon the Sandusky, Norwalk, Clinton and Circle villu insliluliona, all chartered tiy the old laws of the Stale. Tlie Sandusky nnd Norwalk Ranks have been special objects of sllack, and notwithstanding every I Mori tu crush ttieui, limy have redeemed every dollar presented, and fairly rode mil the storm, The attack on the Clinton and Cirrluville Ranks havu also fuib-d to produce their intended effect. Tbe Slate lliiik branches, and the Independent II inks under the general law, never stood better with ihe people and the business community. They command confidence, and deserve it. liill-holders are amply secured, and their cheeks and guards thrown arotind their iniuageinenl by law, ire must salutary III their operation. Destruction ol all limks is now the war cry of ihe desperate partisan leaders who would overturn the good old Constitution of Ohio. They are unscriinti- Ions 111 ihe use of l.lcliood and deception to accomplish their objects, and the people should remember those objects before giving cr dil to the thousand pre-pidicial reports ihe avowed auli-bauk presses pulfurlli. Cltrttand llrruld. 1 'he President lias nominated Cols. Harnry and Riley to thu Senate, for brevet brigadier geneial. Thomns Coruin An impression tins prevailed of Into that Mr. Cor-win hnd positively determined that his name should .ml come before the Whig National Convention iu connexion with tho Presidency. We know that he has always discouraged any action 011 the pnrt nf lus friends, to place him in the attitude of a candidate for nomination; nnd he has often expressed a wish to be considered out of lh question. Inasmuch, however, 1 lus position is iu nowise one of lus own selection, he cannot uovv withdraw from it, without iniurv to ttie came, and violence to the wishes of his friends. Then up to this lime, Mr. Corwin stands in the same rela tion to this subject as he lias borne during the past fifteen months, no net of Ins having removed linn from 1. e hope and believe that he will notchaiiirc this relation until the meeting of tlie Convention. No nan 111 1 lie nation would be so powerlul at the polls as riioinns Corwin. He is the very brau ideal of a Whur of the free Stales, without a spot iu lus character offensive to the true Whigs of Ihe South. No Whig in the North will hesitate to vote for him; and none at the South will reject him, who would vote for a North ern inn 11 at all. sin lus Inends love hi 111 in their htartt ; and not one of lus opponents huttt hull. His nubile course is not marked by a solitary trace that ran be cilled opto his prejudice. He will carry more North ern Stales than any other man, and ns many Southern States ns any Northern Whig can and he can get Iti.innf more votes in Ohm than anv one sunken of. I'lus we believe, from evidence in the elements of the times, which we have not room to give; and from it we argue Ins availability. II the Convention is wise it wul make him ihe nominee; for lus election would loii-.w as surely as the sun shines in day lime. Ham ivn intelligencer. Oi THnr. On Thursday inorninir last, a vniintr wo- oi'iii c iueu upon a mrs. dark, who resides 111 linn tersville, across the rver from this town, f whose hus band IS a soldier 111 Mexico.) and renresetiled to her th it she resided in the family or Mr Licklider, in tins place, and lhat Mrs. Licklider had sent her over lo get her inlant to draw her tueasts. ilicr own bvhu sick) Mrs. C. being Will acquainted wild Mra. L, and judging from ihe girl's conversation that all was right, permitted iter to carry her child away under the promise to return with it "in half an hour. The girl not relurnil ff necorduur to liruuuse. she went to Mr. ijickiiiier s, iiiiu, to her astonishment and alarm, found ihe whole story a sheer fabrication and her child gone, she knew not where ! I lie lost cluld is a male, about sia wpuka old nnd of rugged and henhby appearance. The girt or woman who carried it off, is described as a young. Uc "'iiiuii. who uiiicn air. o acK eves, somen hat freck led ; had on a black a liner a dress nnd a black hood u inuei. a woman answering the descnotion ol llm one was seen with a child s short distance from town sou 111 ul the Covington road the snme day, and notll nig iieiiiuie uas nee n nearu irom iter since. Any person who can mve information which will enable the mother to recover her mtant will receive the thanks and gratitude of an almost dislracU-d wo man. t'tuua HrgtBttr. That Bwonn. It will he recollected lhat Mainr Giildmgs hnd a sword presented to turn, worth f otlO, nnd Co Mitchell also had nne presented to bun uf great value, by the men under iheir command. Hut owing to llm ingratitude uf Republics, or some like stubtiorness, they never gave Lieut. Col. Weller.even I ajick-kmfe. When the volunteers of tins region got home, the citnens of Muldletown presented Cap'. Vanderveer With very splendid sword and honoted Itt in publicly with speeches. Ac. At tlie saute time a ' subscription was put on foot to buy a sword for the Lt. I v oionci, which was run up to snout i r. 1 am-1 tars!!! and then dropped ns a hopeless business!' Th s rnny have mtrrly h'tpprntd so ; but considering the Colonel's great taste for "cold steel" and bayonets, it ts a rather remarkable case. Hamilton Intel, lijftnrtr. Lamautiki:. A letter from Paris says "The best men in Paris love Lauiarline, and w ish lo make him President. He is a great man, and the safety of the French nation; "nil is, I ituiik, taking Washington for Ins model. He recommends t aslunglon'i punci-pies to Ihe people, and is tike bun in firm teas nnd calmness Refore the chamber closed, he stood unmoved while muskets were aimed at huii, nnd though everything has been duu by the ambitious n the members to crush hint, as wi ll as by the communists, his honesty has outstripped them nil.' The Charleston Mercury says, ihe people of Smith Carolina are opposed to sending delegates to the Loro-foco National Convention. They prefer au armed neu rulily. The Mecury says they do not expect to gather gtspci uf thorns or Jigsul thistles '. C'tH..i(fui. I 'LT Liver Complaints of bilious climates arise rota Us same causes which produce Fever and Ague, and ars cured with the same certainty by Dr. Osgood's India Choi-angm). F.vcn after the liver has become much enlarged and tender upon prsssure, It is in a few weeks restored to its nntural site, soreness and pain in the aide relieved, with such general improvement as denotes returning health. The above highly vtluable preparation may be found at the store of S. CLARK. & CO , sgents for the propristor May 8..Uww. TP " WiHUr'a nnlanm of Wild rhnrr " for Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Consumption, tVc. We do not wlib to trifle with the lives of the afflicted. and we sincers-ly pledge ourselves to make no asstrtions ss to the virtues of this medicine, snd to hold out no hope to suffering humanity, which FACTS will ant warrant. But when so many hundreds, who find been given up by their friends as a sure pie to consumption, have besu restored to health by Dr. Wistar's Balsam, we ennnnt hold our peace while so tunny aruund us are fast sinking to the grave for sJia wsnt of a sitlutnry remedy. Try WISTAR'S Buliam, and restored health will be your reward. See advertisement. May 15. .Imw. R. M. BARTLETT'S CommerciHl College, Cincinnati. Ohio. COUKSK of instruction, vis: Double KniryHonk-keeping, Com in crc ml Calculations, Business 1'eninanship l.awi of Trniin, Mercantile Customs. Coreigo snd Domestic Kiclinncft, and olhsr tonics, comtirisinn ieloruistion nn suh jects of llm lirst iinporlstica to those whoispire to the high est rink as humors men or accountants. Q'Requires irom ii to I'Z weeks tu complete a fall course Success guaranteed. ID'Kor fmt her information, address s line to Bartlett's Commercial College, and a circular couUiuiug particulars win tie sent wittioul ueluy. ifrr, u..naLwiv, rt. M. nn 1 L.r. tt, i'riflclnal. DISSOLUTION OFCOIMItTNPRKIIlP rPMK copartnership heretofore exi.ling between CILLS X flt Mcl.'UM:. is mutually dissolved, to Imnr Hat from the first day nf Febru try fast. All cbiiuis.eilherin lnvnrof or ngmiist the late linn, sre to be settled by John L. and H'lili.nn A. (ull, whu wdl continue Hie business under tlie firm of J. L. 6l W. A. GILL. JOHN L. CILL, ,. nn , WILLIAM A. (JILL, Miy20..lmil&w. JulLN McCUNti. ILf Matesiinti copy. (ill EAT SAM: OF T.OTS IN THE CITY OP TUR subscribers Hill ntlr at public sale, on Tuesday, the M)i day of June nl. nt 10 o'clock A M ., r tlie new Court Utilise, the following desirable property in the cilv of (.'n'unibus. The increasing itnportincn of this citv as sn eliirible lo- cation lor uniiiilacliiriiiK purposes, its present npid growth, snd its prospective advantages as a central point for the in tersection ol numerous railroads, warrant the presumption lhat il will speedily become nne of the largeslaud mostim-porn nt inland town, in ihn (i, Stites. 1 JiniliiliBti and Merlinnic will find nn Investment here prnht.ib'e as a speculation, and as a place ol lesideuce il is not Nitrp.vsed eitlier for health, or 111 Ihe nlnasan toons, nl'its situation by suv town in the Stuie Terms of sale will b.i one film down, and the balance in four cpial niinu il pv men Is. with interest, pivsble annual, ly ; and on ill payments nude down, over anil almvc the ons li th, s iireiinuin uf ten our cenL will Im, allow.,! 'rm. n. disputable. tit Of I. oh to hf om-rtd fnr Subdivisions I , 'I, and V, of in Lots Hlb ami 06. 1.-2, .laud I 1.1 3 and I 1.2. 3 and i 1.2. 3 nud I l .-J. .'1 .mil 1 I.:'. 3 and I 1,2, 3 and 4 tIKt and Ml. and HM. Sir, mid H77. BU snd tf7.'. mm ami m'j. lt) and Hill. KHi and tf3. Also, suIkIivUioiis fi. 7, H 9, Ifi. 17. 18, !.), 21, 21,53. 4 and i" of out lots Nob t?2 and known untitr. oil broad street. Also, I'.) utin-lutiNo.JII, VVofin lotNonifl, F.J ofin-lot Ncfttt, FA n F.4 "4 KA KA A FA KA 711. KA 71 i 7):.j. FA J!l. WA 7iH, FA If 1 7, WX HI7 L4 Hi:i, A toi. FA ,'ni VA F bMi, A fdil). F-4 titil. WA ;i,ka 8- 8, A 87.1. FA n;o. UA U'-'l, WA fl'.'J, FA 8J3, Wi, o.i, li.H, FA frn. F. i n. nix, r.ft H3 Ml, FA nr. tin I 873 B7J. J 878, ti'i), FA tiVj, A 81 IK tiHt. FX R't. H sj HI,V BMi, 8-Ui, 817, Hill, arii. &vi, B.'i! 8ii7, 87. 8!H), 8! si, W3, Ik ft, yy, miy, 910, I ists of the shore lots mav he anm at inr lima at th. it ore of John Miller, on High street, and at the nflice of J. I'. Hruck. F.sii.i and nny ol the lots mav be nurchnsed nre. vious nt the day of sab-, by application tu either of ihe above gentlrmm or to the subscribers. nny '.(..ircw&wlw. J. RlDfiWAY At CO. (tJ The M-neiman and Westbote will copy. S, ...... TO PAPF.U NAKKR!. hMXD Proposals will 1ms rrceitetl until l! M., on Mon-day. tbe 5th day of in no next at the oflice of the Secretary of Mate, for furnisluntr naner for th. ni it.. s.t. fur ihn ensuing yer as loftows : umi reams double medium for Documents. blH) o llJl(.r rnva ,nf t;,,Mf,raj niKj Ltwi 7S " double rnval for ( Huo Iteouru. W " " cap for bills. IK) " of envelope pnner. 21 bv 57 inches. Th double mcd to wemh not less than 411 nnnnda th super rovnf not less ii(,in jo pounds, snd the royal not less than lit) pounds lo the ream. Spe-ituetiB of I he puprr will be required, accompanied hy the price tor winch il will be delivered at Columbus, before inn .1111 nt wemner net lloml, muq approved security, will Im lenuirrd for the prrlormiiico of Ihe coot 1 act. As piper of a suienor quality is wanted, none but specimens of Hie very best kind need be piesented. and all lintdnrs are assured tfiai no paper will be received unless it be fuily equal to the specimen presented. siAftri. liAI.UJWAY, Sep'y of Slat. A. A Hl.lsS.Treas'r f Mate. JOHN Auditor of Stat. May!l..dA-tr. 57- Mateiman copv. SWOOI AM) COAL. LM.FO Propossls will be rc-rivd at the office nf the Necretarv of .Male, until If M. nn MnmU ti.. Sii.,u. ol June neit, for wood and coal for the use ol the State, as follows: ' 0 cords of wood four feet in lentrth. 7o " three I 'Hi bushels of coal. The wood must lie .!rv hickory, heech or iniiir stul 1)1. Ceil of the ftest qitalitv. uomis, wnn auprn.Mt securilv, will be remiirert for the delivirv in the Male House vard. of the eoal. previous to the first of October and nf the wood before the Wiri nf uc-loherjiext. One bumlrf d and twenty-eight solid feet Kill be the estiiusle for a cord of win id SAM'L OMJ.OWAY. See of Suta. A. A. IILISS, Treisurer of Stste, May9..di JOHN WOODS. Auditor of Mala. QJ" Statesnisn cojiy. T NRW JII:HC IIANT TAILOR ftllOP, HK uiHlerlyoed won id resiecilnllv aiiiiouine lu the eit-itins of Columbus, and the uhhc 111 general, that he Im filled up tbe old stand or Williams At liose. one door south ol lUrnes' Coiilectiomrv, Hi eh street, w here he intends earn ing on Ihe Merchant Tailoring businc-s in all its vinous lir.inches. and would lake tins methoit of rrtntmng Ins llmnks for Ibe blier.il palronne he has htrelolnre received, snd reper.ifiilly solo its ihe patronage ol Ins old customers and the public in general. Mnci attention will be p.d to business. Cutting done on Hit shortest notice, and warranted lu lit ir properly made up. I.May j..lw.lA3tuw I'HH.IP USK. RI'RINt; coons I VM. A. McCOV it l O .are now receiving their supply of Spring tioods. ronsistuig in part of French. Herman, F.iif-bsb and Ameruanl loths and Cstsimeres, f rench, ftiulish. .Volch. American and l inen (ingbams. Lawns, Silks, Hitr.teesI issues. Lace nnd Swiss ('apes. Collars, Ac, liontiels. liihhons, Artificials, Shawls, tiloves. Hot icrv. Book snd .Swiss Curtain Muslins, llhm end lied HurT. I'nlmlesf, l.cKluirn snd I'suanin Hats, Lealber.t iroceries.(jieea -ware. tVc.ull of which will be sold, wholesale or rciail, as lowss they can he purchased in the west. 'I hnae wishing cheap, goods, will find it to their advantage to cll and eistmnsf puces bclore purchasing. May l,.ddtwss pAIMM'.TS, Oil Clot h nnrl nlf Prier.-W. A Mel ) Ac I t). are now receiving a new supply of Carpels. 0.1 ( loths. Mattings, Wall Caper and Windov Curiums, (cheap ) Alay L.ofliwim. BOLTINC CLOTHS WM A Met OV At CO. Iisvu at all times Ibe best anchor Uulliug Clolha, chtsp May l.-dAw.-m. CAKI'F.TSI CAKPFTSI f D. OSItOti.N Ai CO., have removed iheir carnela and ' furnish inn uoods to a mom ftifeellonir adioinin. lhiit store devoied oielusively to ihe al nf carjiela ami other nriicles in that line, and are opening their spring stock ol these goods, consistinu. in nart of 10 pes imperial 3 plv rnrpet. st 51,50 tn JI.50 pr vd. 3o UCS extra line t av. or muraiDiln ! 7h rtm in I (HI n. -at pes flue 5 plv, or imrrsin dn at 5fi to 7ft eta. pr yd. Ml pes wool lilling and figured liiuraio do. al 44 lo bi ets. pryd. v pes entton iegrsin do. at 5.1 to 37 f ts pr yd. .i pes Veaitian slnpn ingrain doal I'- lo.l cts pr vd. b pes lapeslrv.lmll ami stair do. si Sets lo JM.tXI prvd. pes i- loor Oil i loths. 1. 3 4. 4X. o and Ii leat wrida! al dt to gW iqr vile. lies 1 .Nceiiie, llouk, and swiisi-urtam nluilina(37, 60 and b'-; i t, pr yd. Splrmlid needle work Curtains. 5-V 8 nnd IS pr pattern. Hour and hiircd Swiss at 18. ,nml 37 els pr yd. Splendid figured Unrran Damask Cnriain al 51,50 pr yd. Spleiohd figured Moresn Del 11 e do. 5 J am) S3 pr yd. lied Oil Drtss Mushn, plain and flg"d.37 to 7a " Blue Hutf " ;l? to hi " Hull Linen, -10 inches, 31 to Wooilen Slat IMinds, different breadths. Oil snd Painted Shades, bv ptlcrn ur yard. urtain Loops, (,unps and 'i assels. l'sm.uk Cloth, Wotsted, Linen, Oil and Cotton Table spreads. Tmlet and lied Mersales Spreads. I'M and ll l.men Sheeting, HinU Kye. Iluckabach sod Scotch Towelint. April I'K.iliw.lm. 6lc , Chf C. R. KING ? opening a rare and eieg.uitu..nment in the fancy line X ailO OfOlnr hnr.inin. w.r. n..,., 1..C.... ..a- . .. ' t. file bnlanr-. nf our .Inr-k il...l. t...i lil'i m" 1'we 1,bro,ld rr ,,Inn8 cheiP 8d l we will . . Vr8 ,orl " J Keceived, Hsns. Kid, Lisle, Cotton, &e. Cloves. Tnii mV r nosettes, wresths.hu ?".'i'' ,'"?"' "d c.h"p; great variety. I""'" "" II k"!lT"' Ulml,,'Bu"0 Trimming., mod. .t,l, ""H"' Z,'hj" VV'0,"e'1'' '" P'rn., Suiln, u'A"l77""u CI"nill'.EmbroidrmK.nd Flo.d U..M..id.Sil.,Tin..i: 'out rnue, eiogaiu ana plain, and various styles ltiliftnnsu l.aris Kli.no. In. r-..i ,.' Thread. Nlle." &i " ' Combs Shell. Silver, Buffalo, Hora, Ivory, fce., in great ( : ft 1 il Pan. IV J ei. j-j - . . n ,.,.,- " " " "niiouies-pienaia uoia rens, and I.,V',l3,.,.,,om t,,et!ry in market to the lowest prie aitnmnlile. 111 est I warranted. Ntfel CnnJ. ... .11 .1..: . .. .... li l.i "o nirir Taneij 1 a if no. , in qua htv. voa.. k.l . ?p"'", ..i.'r. wr,.i:;, , m.,, j ' "n"v r d- nil. ol iwirl. purcul.ni, .te.. jt, ,ir, gllt, Uirm,t ., Vl L , V. 7 . " "".yio. j.weirv, Cutler,, M.nilbernliiaii. tr.nl., l.ieen. i,d 'JMXI oilier irticle, be- Hlrl. Ilrv (imtlm Una ur... t'm... . ' ... . i,iiuiini( t.siiius 1 eas. of e. Ncfflls tVnr ,! ' ,i-l c ... . .. . ,.v ..... ,c. u, vivgance ana wile, wnmghlby I lis Ladies oft sewing circle. Who can do Curia. Hintrlota. Pan Ra... (n... d r. metics, ludi 1 Ituhoer goods, sn-l an almost endless assorU lllf lit flf llaallll iimii.1.. ... .t.ir.-..l L.: niiiiniiie Ham Kid t.luvea. Hari. K.,,,ll..,.. .j t- i. uwer.. I'araa.il.. etc ; , rm ,tenm nl ., , , t.te .ml ,itil, Kraiich, KnRli.h. (iarman and A ' ,j .n nrnnuluc nr.. .,t ,d,, ,,, .lM,hlr.' 7J' per rent Ina. tl, eve, l,elr. nff,, i ,, cil. .1 7 uuumiic uontiN. ahnri vt 1 . . ',' W """" """' " en.',! ! . n, L K KINO. April 51. .d", ' ?P"i' E,c"". Bk- Inm j .. .lilt. IIUUH, Office and tlntfmlmy on fiulh ,lr,rt. o,lw,tn Main and II 111,1. '.'nn......,.' II..'- it.... . -k. "im vuass isolators and .r..nc'd topper lievl. Counted wl, lllle.n pn 'nT ' 1...... 1 . 1 .7. , .. "i.iiT. mure inan anv n-d ever lrai 1,1 belur, p,,l,llc. , lh blli ,mci,t, pnivided .ith the., rial., arc beyond , doubt .ale from tl'i awtul en,e,,aence. of linliininii , tlie.. rmla are ,o ,lv arraniteil that anv one ran .-.,1.1 i. .i... ' innji patron,,, and e.tenatve ua. of tbe.e L.ir'hlnin peller..p,,., ,w ,,.fuctr, the, V. rec,.d by tl Ollt topper U.ll. and Weather Vane, for Church- I'hce Onlv tn rmnlm L:-L .a .,. . . v - "locn innuaes tne llesil, (.hss sola.ers. IMslhc Attachment, packing and all char-pes. Inslaut orders nroiiintlv ri,risfap.l..l a.u agents " r ' """""" 10 JZ ""S-!-.'' PHn.d Agent . , - ; 'Mic in inn snove nsrnrd Lm lining Itotls, w ith whom orders may tut I. II I U fl i.L A f tt l 1 " . MI Um0 v'"',-' i""'."'"" 10 '"'i'" a - - ""tiii. n iiumof-r 01 Vears el". peilenre .. . t,.Kr Lin Kr.nchf tierman ,. . , - mu, ui m.ure aati.iaction. lie I. al.o.iirrpareil lo cive in.tiuction nn the Piano. Wl,,i, 4 Hummvl'Hi. vill receive prompl .11.1,1,. ' I u" '"F"r '" referrmt l j,..,,b Mil, , Jolin ".Andrew. K.q.,l'ii. . II Nwavne, 111 ull,t NEW AUCTION nnd COM MISSION HOI Sli". AN II Al.ltl, ,1, Tliu . , U .1'. - , , -nfc-,.w. , n. auiMcrilKtr, ,." " 'Vf s""',"" "H "-.in the l'.t OI .ee bu ldinim, will n.c.1,, ,d fMle or M .ale. .11 or any go.. . that may be cnn.,.d lo him. ,d nailer, himae that bv a n.t an.l I 1.1 . receive .hare of public palronace. II. ld nirlicubirlr call th. atieniior, Manul'acturer. and dealera in iinctif. tural and llnrticullural implement,. In thia .atabliahinent a. lie inleuil. to mike it a eeneral d.pol fn, tl recepti,,. .no aula nf all ....lu ; I . .. .. ' . t j "memer .lift tiarden, flower and hield Seil.. Th. Mnr. will b. r.adv fur tli. icrpunn ol good, th. lut ,,, aI1 Mlrcn March l...d&wtf. JOHN BURR 111 K T" I I- A ewa n . ... . , ssr.s 1 1 HAIiriniJ, indemnity Jor tht jxut, ami weuntjJor the Juiurt" amply .. prortura jot. 1 : .ii.; purcii-sBH m ira trover nis en . V ""ck nS St,'-. oders ihem for sale at very reduced prices. 1 o any rr.nn wishing to purchase the lot, a liberal discount will be insde. Persons who are go.u to pay cash wdl dowrll local) snd Im .1 these Hlove. before . ,., IMOT Wln B,)U ftI (Jucqujh 0r -.4 per cent, below ihe usual sellmR rales, lor Cash I be Mine. mlf be seen bj calling on Andrew Sites or theumlersinned. i0.,N iVALToi march a.,.iidtwf)m, . aurnpiKO LOinpHny, AT. . toLialKu,, April 0. 1W8. la meeting of tli. riirnetora, held thia dav. il ... ,. 7aZ . . .1 , "'"" "'' OI ,en P'cnt.. nn the jui.iI IU..dJtwU.II. t. BUTTLES S.c r-fr7TmM 1 . " , nr.e inairum.uu ar. I I j 1 J11'!.' 'PP'o'ed ol b, th. mo.1 eminent I'ro. ml,.. -;,: i , l-r. oi rnu.ic 'n Una ami other citiea. lor ou.l.lir. f n,, ,urh ,,, ,,.,, , , ' r, vauiiu, u. aurpaaMfd by either American or KiiriH.an -..n... ' ' enncr -"mrn inn aav Ihit Mvl un. Caitellan. W. V. Wallac. Vien. I em,.. ., ,. .,..,, ,. ,j ,,,,. ,nd nv otlier. ol the mml di.linuuiahed nerlmm.r., b.ve given Uieae inatrumeiita prvlerenr. over .11 other. hey b.v. al.o received the lira! o,c, f the tb. , r.lhihiiinna ami ih. w:i .... .. - I,,.. " "oai o me rranann Institute in lUkt, was awarded 10 them, which, w.th other pulmonis from tbe name source. r i ne alive I'mnos are tor sale in Columbus by Miy4..dwt. O M A: HOLD & BRO. -,llL.Kll RALE Oil IlKNT. j;;; l Hh atinnreiiie siaud tor business cornerof llich jl '"' """ca. ii nsa neen lor some vears octu pied by Uie siilcriler as a Sloe store and I'm W are rnsnu-lactory. and has an nitensive run of cnslom. Il is belieted ' "i J - mfvj rorery or urv tomJI business, and pot eiceedcd by any stand in He city. W oh- .,.,( ... rm., t. ..u.ini ii wm enner oe sow or rented (it appbcsinm lie msda soon, on reasoonhle lerms Marcl. .111.. .lAi I UiiuimuLii A " i v ii i imr.i ck i Ui U'lllTK S,PlTfnipHNJ KAHM tort - - .-iiuairti itnr ami nan mile SOUin'H t O lumbus.ontoe west bank of the Scioto rier, cnnlaoiing 27(1 acres-, two-tlnrds ot the richest kind ol' Imllom. The bal-snce is upland, of nmwi iiahtv tor Corn or wheat All un- -. ., mn uui aaui jo arres ine rarssi is well we. lered. hsvmg ihe Scioto river running tbe whole leitKih o ............. .,,.., ,..,.uK ,n wm centre, ,v. ...... -..ci uiuri,sasci, nf any mner in tlie world. Any person desiring to purchase, will do well to call nnd esamine the sprinu (-arm. l eruis niittle known ou apnhcstioa. Apr.l3..diiAw. WM. L. MINER. II Now Tirrv ii al e vn 7 COWI.KS A CU , are now receiving ami rtpenintr, di. T' " " "iiaoeipi.ia. tl eir Spring ind Mimmer stock of Cmxls, whirh hsve Uej boushl sin. e ihe errat tnll in urirna tml vill h. ...1.1 . . - r .... m "" " "? sniaii pr- nis for the reidy pay. I heir sasortmenl o tvsn ll.imr suiishle 'or tlie present season, is very complete, ami lby rest ect- .v .......... mu im uie aame dv uieir old cuato iwera and the public generally, (.'all and try us, and we will treat vnn an ih.t .M ..n come attain Itemember the " rcRulsr chesp store." first Dry Goods Store snuih of ihe Market House. Aorn ii..dw1 H. COWLFS A CO. INtrnsolletles nnd fSoBhdes. A splemlid vurieiy just received by April I7..dfcw H. COWLRS sV CO. ' WH1TR Crape Mhfiwls. Fmhniidred and Da k " lM'rt' tT-.dw.) H COtVLKS V ( o, FRENCH. NrolrhlMnnrheslFr Msrn and llolllftalir (iniuliaia.. al... I ... ... II.-. i dress goml,, by H. COW LKS sa LO. April 17..d5tw. 1AOIKSI We sppesl lo your tmdr$Utndin4$, kauw. J ing them to he soioitj s well aa prttty Itjan's best qushlv bronie (iailsra and half Gaiters Hits, kins. Slips, and Tirs. both with thick sod thin soles ; iust received from I'hiladrlplua, b; U COWLtS c ( U Mny 3,.il:w. p a n n f r n AT; n tsutchet. ac.-a spieNd.a - V- neiv lor both lienU awl Ladies, just opened bv ii. ton at i i), r) ON N l-'.TM t l!ou nets, ( itmp. Lire, W lialehone. Leg- born, and the nirvstaoir Si HtW in lha tu. fur Ij. Idles', Misses' and Children, iust opened bv 1 April ao..d&.w. il. COWLE3 tV CO. 11 iTTlili' . n w tu r n TTIN( aii.l l iituTumPf s s. - ..... ik-mi 'inn, on con- iJ signmeiit.b) the bale, by II. CUWLkb tit CO May 12, 15 L A I Nil li c7rVHAHVLN1, forsale cheap by " May Iti. H. CtWLKS 10. O AN ADA STRAW HATS, just nned bv J April ,iU..dA.w. tCCOVVt.Ks oi CO. Cjl .MHrit IIATS.-Kvery a,uhiyand style'"of K rush, i.utismi, i roiii ano i iiitia I'sirl Mraws justte-ceivi-dt I'atiNina, Leithorn and Canada Mraws looked lor nouilv all surs, qualities aud styles, by April I7..U&W. H. lOWI.r.S h CO. C"-Vi:it 1-P(HS, Iluttrr Knives, Ac, of that O s,-iuiM ileainitil si to Is ul Wiucll w stesrllm anv qnsu-lily. just recened by 11. CUW LLs ot CO. April -II,. HAW. G REAT It A It iA I N II - C tutors t- Cnslura I I lure StUet t asiots were aeiu us by ihe nt.uiniactu. rers, wliich we have nn place to keep benitf out W our hue. we will sell them at precisely the tn;inutsr Mirer's price. Apnl St..iUVw. H. COWLLS k CO. IVORY FANN. A CIKMCK aasnrtiuent just received. AUo, s beautiful l lot of I'arasols. longhiima, and auudry nee Unngs will be opened nn Thursday neat, by April lU..d&w. U. C0WLCS At CO.