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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

3o'clock, p. N.
Senate joint resolution for the appoint ment Of
a joint committee Of five on the part of the Sen.
Ate and - on the part Of the House, to take n.
to consideration the dislrcng Of the STATE, was
agreed to-thc blank being filled with ten.
The House then took n recess.
IN SENATE.
Saturday December le, 1s47
Mr.. Wilson, pursuant TO notice introduced a
bill 10 provide for Convention to amend the
constitution.
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IN SENATE.
FEmAY, December II, l847.

hIHAAi UtCtmOtT II, IB4T,
m O'Clock, p. NJ.
Mr.. Wisong gave notice that he would, on some
subsequent day ask leave TO introduce bill pro.
ylded for taking a vote of the electors of this
State at thenext annual election, for and against
a convention to amend the constitution Of this
State.
The Senate adjourned.
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In SENATE-

WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBrR rs, lGi7.
PETITIONS PRESENTED. pcu.ons from
ciliIsSS of Delaware county, for The new county
of TaAsr.
BILLs lSrRoDrcEn.--By Mr.. Ewing. to estab.
lIShlhe Commercial Court OF Cincinnati.
By Mr.. Randall, to repeal the act prohibiting
blacksand mulalloes from lestiiying In courts oil
justice.
Mr.. Wilson offered the following resolution
which was adopted; Resolved, By the Senate
and Mouse Of Representatives. That point spe.
'clal committee, 10 Consist of five Senators and
- Representatives. be appointed on the subject
of the qaadreHnial appouionment Of the State,
and required 10 report bill djsricling the Slale
for The elecIion'of Senator'S and Representatives
The Senale 1ook recess.
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Washington, Dec. l5-Tuesday night.
The indications ofa stormy session develo oped
themselves in both wings Of the capital to-day.
Mr.. Calhoun has flung his flag to the breeze
Anli-war and Anu-AdminislraliUn upon the
war question:" are emblazened upon il. Sea.
sonobly he has proclaimed the platform Of his
principles, and AT an early day he will "dcfne
his position" II is doubtful how many Sena-
tors Mr.. Calhoun can carry with him, or how
many members Of the House concur with him
IN opinion. Bus having taken the stand he will
abide by il, come what may. Ills not impOssi.
ble that the Administration may be compelled
by Congress TO come 10 some practical opinion
Of what is due the country in regard to the war.
King Veto has been heard in a long speech
from the throne. The President has not one
word TO say Of Internal Improvements, in his
Annual Message. What is true in its natural
statements. are highly coored, and what is un.
true, glaringIy so, as, for example, the decara-
ton that the friends of Internal Improvement,
and mainly in the 18th Congress, led the way to
a. debt ofrwo hundred millions of dollars, if the
the appropriations had been made.
Mr.. Vinlon, Of Ohio, as a member Of this
Congress, was present TO stamp this statement
untrue, and to defend the friends Of Internal In
provements from any sIch design.
Mr.. Schanck, Of Ohio, also made an able i'm
promptuo review Of the Message. aud parcu-
larly that part of it attempting to define what is,
and what is not, Constitutional.
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IN SEN AWE,

MONDAY, DECEMBER ii, IG47, Soc. p. NJ.
The Clerk resumed the reading of the re.
port Of the Commissioners appointed to exam.
inc the Books, &C., OF the Auditor aud Treasu.
rer OF State; aud having read some two hours,
the Senate adjourned.
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States as well as in the old where there is Gov.
ernment Land.
The House have made the beginning oran at.
tempt to do away with one ofihe obnoxious pro.
visions or,he Post Office Law, which requires
the prepayment Of three cents on transient
newspapers. E.B.
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ORIGIN OF THF NAME WmG.-ln the sixteenth
century there aroes in England party oppose to
'ne hlhg ana IN favo of Republican form of Gov
ernment, in which the people would have a voice.
This party adopted as their motto. "W e hone in
God' the initials or first letter of each word com
TIlleu read Whg and were used designate the party
mus t: The word Nhig originally meant opposition
70 hihgs and monarches and friendship for the very
FORM OF Government under which we exist. Ii orig
mated IN England a century and a half beio re our
rev olutin.
~ Nothing, says Bishop Stillingheet enIarges
the gulf of Atheism more than the wide passs no
which lies between the faith and lives of men n re-
tending to be Christians. If the principles be trne
why are they not practiccd! If they be not true
why are they proessed!
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. Russell, from Select Committee, re.
porcd a bill 10 delach part Of certain section
Fom Carroll county and aIach the same 10 Har.
isOn eounly--read the FIRST time.
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WHAT NExT!-The Loco Focos charge the
wings with making political capital out of The
msiorlunes of Judge Reed; and call him ga per
secuted Sa'm!" Oh, cracky! Wonderirthere
are any more "saints" of the "same sorl" in the
Democratic ranks Troy Times.
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ADMINTsTRATOR's SALE Y

State Of Ohio, SALr 0, RxA1 ESTATE N
Trumsul County, ss.i osprR or Cousr ~
nN the l4th day of January, 1913, betwssn
" the hours ct one and lhres in the afternoon. I
.. the door Of th G Court Hsuss, in the town AZ
Warren, in sal Trnmbul County, will bs ssls
to hs1ghess oder the equitable interest In ths
following real estate as the properly Of Lewis
Eckman, deceased to wit: IA es7 -,.Gs 4
All Of lots number FIVE, six and seye.. in black
number four in the village Of Girard in ,he eour-.
ty aforesaid subject to the life estate Of ths wiS
ow. appraised at $4,000. ast q /
The Undersigned will also sell at the "a n q time
and place the equitable interest of the dsceaant
IN the following lands situate in the cssnty Of
Putnam, in said State, known as tho north east
quarter Of the north east qnsrtsr Of secilsn nuri-
Der eleven in township number emo seuth Of
range number seven east, containing 40 acres. 4
spprased at 100000 also tho north west Quarter
Of the north west quarter Of section number tweIye
in saiG township, nnmbsr ens south Of Rarga
number seven east containing 40 acres sppraiss5
At $s00,Oo The premises will be sold upop A.
ferred payments oftwo years with approved =. Il
eurity. ~
Gerge T. Townsend & Cath
arlAe EckmaR, aAdmis.
strstor and Aimiastrafri1 ~
on the Estate Of Lewis Eek
ssek~ man. decesasd.
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GAN TAYLoR Arrived at the Barracks
below New Orloms, on the evening Of the
S0lh Novcnbsr; and was publicly received
at the city on the Sd inst. 1t is said the
affair was magnificent and enthusiastic"
On the 9Th the General left New Orleans
on the steamer Missouri, "ca route to his
plantation at Baton Rongc. He would pass
few days in quiet with his family, and then
visit his country seat in mississippi; so that
ifnoedod in Mexico he can rs,ura immod-
ately."
Nothing is said as 10 whether the " old
hero" has yOt made an avowa Of his politi-
cal principles. 'Sposc no dqn'l know.
Nothing late froa Mexico or the army.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
N0,s 10 Y Iii ,ls Scpalo Dec Sth.

E0,ss t>i Y Iii ,lie Senate Dec Sth.
The Yea, President presented the mo'no-
,;stssfs,ho Legislature OF Oregon praying
,As, tho settlers ii the Tcrrnety may be con
grmsd ia ltsir titles TO ,heir lands aud The
adoption of me asa:esa for the formation ct
Edncaslsn SC Nblch .rssr oEdet'd TO be
printed ~ tts}r.t III
MrlDix presented rssoluFsns PASSED b,
tbs York Legislature recommending
the passage efa iaw granting public land for
the cos,ruc,isn ofa railroad from Lake NJ CHI
igar 10 ,te. Pacific, according, TO The plan OF
MrseMhiiney which wrs read and ordered
10 be prinied.S St Esai s-sm ,aos 'as 81 W. r
Senate Dec. al3, on mosidn Of MIR. Sewer
the Senate proceeded 10 the Election Of =
Sso,e.aryss 10 ssss!7s' Ed' e. t2' ....s'.
OF, counting the sbslloisit appeared that
4s vote. had hsensg sgsea;'s which Ar, As
buryaDickin. received 46; MI, B. B. aFrench
/; and one blahkass asz Sys 3 NJ
MI Dickins was declared duly elected
The ssnat. then proceeded 10 the cleo
,ien ,sf sergeani.ai-arms and doorkeeper.
On counting ME ball'is il appeared thai
As votes had bsen given, Of which Mr., kobt.
ss.Ie received 80; Mr.. Nullal 6: Mr.. Laune
J: Mr. c. Whitney q; NIL B. Morcy I;
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NOTICE

E S hereby given that's petition will be Prosen-
a ted to the County Cemmiss oners, st their
session on the first Monday of December i847,
praying for the establishment of y new county
road beginning at the Lima and PerrysbaFg
State Road in Section 81 township Rumbsr one
north of range seven east thence on the Horth
side of run called Little Cranberry or Deer
Luko--ihcnce up sad run to ntersect the half
section line OF thirty y-four--thence east on said
line to ihc middle Of thirty ,fiye-thsnte north
east to insersecta county read lOsdins from Oha-
wa to PeRdleton.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Dec. 18th 1877
The lIoase resumed the consideration af
Tho upfu shed business Of ycatcrday--b being
,he iolowiug resolution soJ!njlcd by Ms
VI&ToN, VIZ
RcSolced, That the Comalnipo On COM
inerco shall here after be ca.lcd tac com
'mittce rn Commerce aInong the States" and
shall have charge Of all Questions touching
the regulation Of trade among the several
10 the standing committees of the Hguse q
COMMITTEES to be composed u uine members,
which shall be called The Committee on
Commerce with Foreiga Nations" It shall
have charge ofal qprstions'csncnrning ls
regulation Of ihc lraGc o! the United States
with foreign nations.
The question pending was npon the fol-
lowing amendment submitted by Mr.. lEous.
TON, Of D. Dlswa,e, viz:
Provided, That it shull be the duty and
power of the Committee on Commerce
among the States to tako INTO consideration
all such petitions, matters, and things touch
ing the appropriation OF the public money
for the improvement, of the navigation Of riv.
ers, lakes, ha,bors, bays, nna inlels, both up.
vn the seaboard and n the interior, aad no,
|oF tie said Committee On Foreign Commerce
Th. Resolution Of Mr.. Vin,cn gave rise to al
animated debate in which ! number Of Members
participated; during the pendancy Of which Mr..
]. e. Holmes, snbmittsa preamble and resolu-
tions in relation to the war; which were declared
ts be ou, Of order, and the Eouse adjsurAed.
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SENATE.
Dec IS. Is47.
THE wARjwITM MEXICO.

Mr.. CALHOUN submitted the following
resolutions for confederation.
= Reselred, That TO cenqrOr Mexico. and
10 hold il either as province or 10 incorpo-
riieiiin the Union, would be incon sseul
with the avowod object for which he war
has been prosecu ted "a departure liom the
scttsd policy Of the government, in cUhict
with its character and genius; and inlhe end
subvelslveof our free and popular inslilu-
tions.
ResolDed, I al no line Of policy in the
further prosecution of the war should be a.
dap,ed which May lead 10 consequences SO
disastrous
On motion by Mr.. CALHOUN, it was Of
dsred that the resolutions be printed.
ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY.
The Senate proceeded TO consider the
following resolutions, submitted yesterday
by MIR. DICKINSON:
@ ReSolred, That, in organizing Territorial
govern menl for territories belonging to the
United STATES. the principles of self govern
ment upon which our federatyo systcm rests
will be best promoted, the true spirit and
meaning ut the constitution be observed, and
he conit dcracy slrt rtugttened, by leavngall
qups,i,ns concerning the domestic policy
therein 10 the lesisl4lu'c chosen by the pee
pie thereof.
RcSolpcd, Ths; true policy requires tbs
goveInmentof the United Sla'es 10 strength
en- its political and commercial relations up
on this continent, by the aEni XaiIon Ol such
contiguous trui,ory as mas conduce 10 that
end, and can be justly obtained; and that,
neither in such acquisition uor in The terrific,
rial organizations thereof, can any conditions
be conSlitutionally imposed, or Instructions
be provided for or established inconsistent
with Il e righ. OF the people thereof to form
IA free sovereign State, with the powers and
privileges Of the original nembels Of the con-
teduracy
Mr. DICKINSON remarked, that he would
not press the consideration ct these resolu-
tons at this time; but tina, he would call
them up after the helydays, when the Senate
should be full. He therefore meved that
they be passed over for ihe PRESENT. which
was agreed to.
Onsmoiicn,
The Senate adjourned.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE

In addition TO the information contained
in The Edjlolial correspondence we oxtraci
tho following from the proceedings as reror-
ted for The Ohio Press:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
@ Tuesday, Dec IA, l947.
A. ma AFTiRNt ON SESSION.
The lIouse resolved itself INTO Committee
Of The Whole, Mr.. Anthony IN the Chair.
The Bill 10 appropriate certain Lands te
mid in The construction Of the Kalida and
Miami Canal Railroad, grants to tho Com
pany 5000 acres stiPuating for payment
10 the State of 80 per cent on sales.
The Bill to incorporate the K&lisla and
Miami Extension Canai Railroad, was under
consideration, on motion Of MIR. Smith, the
COMMITTEES rose, and roported the Bills as
amended, when on Potion Of Mr.. Drake, the
bill to appropriate certain lands to aid in the
construction ofthe Kalida and Miami Exten-
sion railroad was ndofnity postponed.
'es st Monday December 20.
Petition. prescatcd.-Mr. wilson, from
ctlzeus Allen county, for the erection OF
new county Of Auglaze.
MIR. Lands, from Putnam county, in rela-
ton to bridge over Blanchard's fork Of The
Auglaize river.
Mr.. Elliot, from citizens Of Allen county
for the erection of the new county Of An-
.glaize and The removal Of the sea: efjustice
ofsad county.
SEARS FAmIL Y MAsAzrsE.-ro lhishighly pop.
ular periodical, we can scarcely do justice in tho
space to which we are limited this week. In an
other column 10 the prospectus; it speaks ter it's
slf,-nc family should be withou, this work.
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9lMdyEI AkF.

Departed this life on Sabbath evening
18Th inst. at his residence in Kalida, Col.
Jon. White, in the 45th year of his age. BY
this unexpected event tbs mantle OF sadness
IS thrown oTer our community and we sre
called to mourn tbs loss of a valuable citi.
zen. Mr.. White was taken with an inha-
nation on tho lungs on Thursday morning,
and continued 10 grow worse. The disease
baiiied the skill Of his physician and the al
tentlon Of his numerous friends HntiI half
past seven o'clock, Sabbath evening, when
he was relieved IRON bis suGrings by tae
messenger death. He las resided IN our
town for several yeGls past, and by his mild
and amiabe disposition and upright depor,-
mcni hiss woa for himself the esteem Of the
citizens Of lila vicinity. He vas an. gGtc-
iionaIe husband, kind father, and bas left
vile and four children 10 mourn bis Ioss.-
For several years before his death he was
worthy manIbor Of the NJ, Il. Church, and a,
his death gave "yidvn' tokens of peace with
in, and without Struggle Or a Eroan his
spirit tool;its flight to the eternal nofld.-I
On Aionsay, the 2Ch his funeral was
attended by large assemblsge of people
tho Rsv.s Beatty Of the NJ, Z, Church
preached an appropriate sermon from Cd
Cor, 5ih chapter, lst verse; the Rev. WI.
Wilson closed exercises by prayer. The
assembly vas impressed with the soIcmniy
Of tho occasion and with expressions of
deep emotions, consigned his rslnsins 10 the
tomb Communicated
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

WeY virtue Of De srs,al Oder, issued out 81
Gb the Couri OF Csnnon Pleas of Henry Csun.
ty, and directed to me as Master Gommissionsr
ct said County, shall stsr at Publis sale OF the
door Slths Csur. House in the Tswn Of Naps-
leon, on tie goth say Ell January n.rt, Letwssn
tho hsEn OF 10 o'clsck, A. M, and O'Clock p.
M, 81 said day, the following decribcd real es.
tate ts wit.
The south east qnarser Of section Humber Two
~ Tswn Five (5) north of Range (7)seven east
soniaining lG0 acres situate in suid Henry coan.
ty. Taken as the property Of Wm j. Jack son
to satisfy deere. in favOr fEljah Dodd.
Appraised S2ll8.
E. SHEFFIELD, Master
Com. Of Henry County.
December 18Th l847. 350sw
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DIED, at her resissnce in Columbus Grove
on the ID inst, Mrs. Adaline, consort of
DR.. j. A. Nswal, The deceased. Tho sp-
parenily in the blonn Of lie, having only
seen the flowers Of twenty summers, was
suddenly cNIlod by Oinnipolepce to that
place from whence re traveller renrus.-
But whilst we deplore her we hope tina, our
loss is her gain. For if ono possessed Of
virtue like she and receive not life eternal,
where shall tho sinner oppsnr?- Commani,
cate3
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of which Rev. Henry Slicer received 81
Rev. Mr.. Culley 7; Rev. d, Smith u; and
Rev. MIR. Mathews /.
Rev, Mr.. Slicer was declared duly elected
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Your case eann0 Do dO:saS been cured
CURED-5y this preparations!
Even though Consumption bc preying oil your vaI5
with its serpent teeth,
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
SPIRIT OF THE WEST.
DEVOTED TO THE PEOPLE TRUTH, AND THE


DEVOTED TO THE PEOPLE. TRUTH, AND THE
NEWS
DAILY NEWSPAPER with the al owe title will he com.
mcnced In ;te city Of Columbus. the aix:h day Of De.
GENDER, le47.
Teams:
To City subscribers, six cents u week payable to III,
CARRIERs. To Mail subscr One Year Three Dollars
Six Months, two dollars; Three Months one dollar
During the Session of the LEGISLATURE aud containing
for two weeks Rfter adjournment the Spirit of the West
ONE DOLLAR.
In no instance wRhc paper be sent unless the money
accompanies The order 4he unparalleled o0 price at
thtS rule absolutely nsceSsGry
TIE Spirit OF the West will be published every morning
in time for tho and will BE- delivered TO ty
SuhscrIhsrs Bssrs their breakfast time thus 5sing in adj
Uance Of the ether Newspapers.
The Spirit ofthe West, viii Ia rigidy Independent oil
all Political Parties or Cges and Religious S6ts it vii
maintanho interests Of tho feoaia, with M, inanly
andholest zeal. ~
i5l irit of the West will rortain all the carlos, For.
eiqn and Domestic intelligence. Ttnts, County and City
ITEMS relegraphlc and War N.Hf, Full Re- ports of the
Proceedings Of the Legislature, to: tc with all the Cur.
rent News Of the dav w tl
The belief hOt Newspaper of taa oyo ,oscriyion has
long been required and will bc supported II Conducted
with energy mud her0iy has induced the Publisher to
with confidence TO tie s.vcsss sort ii enterprise
As an Advertising medium, it viii he the best in this
section OF the Stats arrangements being made
The Spirit the We.t, VIII he furnished to Clubs, dur
Ing the Session oithe sGiure tie following unpre
cedeited Low RATES:
! 10 copies 3 ':o5 's.oo j 'eP"' 'ss.Ss ss.SS
Al orders and subscriptions .houho rorSurdsd as ear
JULIO H. RAE,
Spirit Of ths Rest
Csluht6us, Ohio.
Weekly or Semi Weekly Newspapers thut publish the
above Prospectus, and send copy OF tef paper for
three weeks viii receive the Spirit during the Session. u
exchange.
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JAMES MACKENZIE,
Attorney and Gowns cII0r & La

Will attend to the usual business of his profess
sicn, the collection of claims, &c. Peatsvs
Office, KalIda, 0. July, i346.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-08
MONEY NIARKET.
Thursday, Oct. TO r. M.


Quotations for stocks steadily settling down Du
ring the past week the decline has been very large and
from appearances should Judge that the bottom had
not yet been touched At the nrst board TO- day Long
Island advanced X per cent; Canton l; Farmers Loan
x; Harlem /; Reading Nj Reading Bonds /; Reading
Mortgage Bonds II Pennsylvania 6's Ii Illinois l; Nor
rs Canal Treasury Notes. and Ohio 6 closed at prices
current yesterday.
At the second board Pennsylvania 6s fell of ri Read
ing Bonds u; Canton III Farmers Loan u; Reading
Y; Norwich & Worcester N. Harlem closed at prices
current in the morning.
bears are having their harvest and It Is likely to be
great as that realized by the bulls few weeks since
Many of the fances lower than they have been at
any within the past three years. and the tendency
is still downward The decline is the result Of
panic among holders than from any actual depression In
the value the securities from any tghtness in the
money market Money abupdent the rate Of interest
ranges from six to per cent and the banks
glad to discount all the good short business paper ser
ing Treasury notes still above par and the finances
the have not yet reached very desperate
point Darker days than this have been experienced In
Wall street. and the darkest hour that just before
day, may be out Of the woods than appear
ances indicate
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of merchsn
die exported from this port the month September
showing also the destination Of the shipments AMI the
amount, to each country
CnNN POI Nryv Youu Ev.