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VA Card.-I will continue to practice in
the Court of Law for Abbevle and will regularly
attend its sessions. / refer my friends to Mcssrs
Cochran s. NOBLE at Abbcville c. ii.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Charleston Nov3 SO INST
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NOTICE..

M lCII.
hh debts due the subscribers must he paid by
the fIrst oi February next, or satisfactory ar
rangemcn.s made with them; LONGER iniul.
sencc will not be given
SMITH g. BAILEY,
Stoney Point, Nov II 50 Wv
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TO RENT.

From the LIST day OF January
fi1ssslsA next, the PLANTERS HOTEL
|!sstssS9 at Abbcvillc G.. III. Attached to tho
tslz&ssaS Hotel is spacious BAR ROOM which
can he rented also.
The Tavern will be rented Furnished or Unfur-
nishcd Fer terms apply to the proprietor.
Nov II 3S-2t NJ ID. ROCHE.
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FROM the Britannia. October 23, le47.

The MANUFACTURING DlsTEIcrs The
progress Of destiluioa is frighttul in the cx-
Teme In Lancashire alone, it is compute
that $4,000 work people with their families,
arc deprived Of employment. In Manchcs-
ter, during the last week, the number Of
operatives wholly without employment has
increased by 1000, AMI the number IN II
short time has Inc rcasr by 3 500. The re-
port OF Mondays Manchester market states
that I" it was the dearest market day ever
experienced in Manchester, not single
sale having been reported"
The state Of the manufacturing districts
is So alarming, that Government, though it
refuses ell measures Of relief, is providing
a strong military force to keep the peace
At Carlisle the local authorities have re-
ccivcd warrants from Sir George Grey, the
Home Secretary, au'horising them to call
out and enroll the pensioners ofthp district;
and u strong force of cavalry is now sta
toned at Newbridgc. No one slpposes
that the winter can be got through. should
the distress not be miIigucd. without some
desperate rioting.
The Morning Chronicle Of Thursday
states -" We are sorry to learn that scri-
Gus apprchensions are entertained of an
outbreak Oh the part of the operatives, of
whom SO many are now out Of employment
in consequence OF the s!oppage cfthe mills,
The return ofthc number of mills al work.
and people employed in them last week,
shows that scarcely more than half the
mum bcr of mills are working full time the
dlmlnu'ion in one week having been no
less than fifteen. The number Of uncm-
ploycd hands is upwards Of 10000, and
there are moro than $4,000 working short
time. The tota! number in full work is
only about $4,000, no less than 5000 ha-
wing been place on short time, or thrown
altogether out of employment, during the
covrsc of the past week.
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NJ a Z TIN & L ZEE.
AltOrnexs :.t LAM

hBBEVlLLE {. II.
ihe undersigned have formed co-par,ncrship in
the practice of LAW and EQUITY, and will at
tend the courts of tho Western circuit, and also
Edgcfied Of the Southern circuit.
Their Office is situated in tho range cast of tho
public square and adjoining Mcssrs. Thomson &
Fairs office (Noy II 3S.tf
D. Y. MARTIN. wu ,,-f 1rr
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The Jews, on moderate calculation,
number six million all over the world.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

however has been supplied by the choice Of
D. D. Field Esq, one Of tie most eminent
lawyers oftho State, and all original friend
Of the reforms proposed
In our State, the practice nnd system Of
pleading could be bencfcaIy smpliGed,
and the reform Of Now York if faithfully
and ably carried out in its details may be-
come the signal and guide for reform in ihe
great majority Of the States, aud would hacr
a powerful influence in the event of the as
semblng of Convention in our Slate TO
amend the present Constitution. We hapc
that the Legislature elect, whatever may be
the party ascendant, will give to the people
an Opportunity to determine by their votes
for or against amendment, as Ohio; soon to
be Tho second State in the Union, should
not be left among the las, III the pathway Of
intelligent progress.
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Meals Saturday Gazette, Phila.
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CHAs. J. PrrERsoN having pul lehsscd an
interest in this paper, the business will here
after be conducted by the subscribers; under
The firm of Cmmngs g. Peterson. The cd
itorial department. will bo controlled by G. J.
Peterson and MRS ]. G. Neal.
MIR. Peterson has been one Of tho editors
Of this paper, with but single interval, from
the first week ofi,s publication. Mrs. J. C.
Neal is faVorably known 10 the public in
general as Alice G. Lee, and has, for some
months, been an assistant editor Of this pa
per.
1t is the inten!ion of the subscribers 10
Uake this Gazette as pre-eminent ss fam
lily, as il has always been as literary news
paper.
ag ALEXANDER CUMMINGS,
CHARLES J. PETERSON;
MRS JOS. c. NEAL.
Sept. 25tb, lS47.
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LATER FROM THE ARMY.

The Niibnal Intelligcnccr hua letter
from an officer of the army, dated Puebla,
Sept. 10Th. |! states that they had been
hemmed in there Tor three weeks by 4,O0G
Mexicaiis, and that III! Gen. SCOTS despatch.
cs had been Gu, off.
The La Patra has been received at Rch.
mond. 1t has later letters stating that Par
edes had been elected Inspector General,
and that he had refused tho appointment
! vas rumored thai Gen. Rcs, with q
large torce of National Guards, and 5000 9th
Ell troops, MAS awaiting 10 attack Gen. Lane
and the train which left Vera Cruz on the
10Th ult
There are other rumors stating that PuebIa
had been taken, which appears to tally with
the letter to the lntelligencer.--O. States
nan.
New Orleans ps-ers of the I'd have boen
received at Louisville No Inter news from
Vera Cruz. Gen. Cusbing's Brigade bad
reached Palo Alto, on theb way TO join Gen.
| Scott.
Col, Twins Regiment Of Ohio voiIn,eera,
srrived Mt New Orleans on the ls, instact,
end imnedately ro-embaikcd for Vera Cruz
The hoaitb OF ;he regiment was excellent.
The guerillas are beginning TO show n
boldcr front on the RIO Grande.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

MR. TRIsr's lKsTRyCTIoNs Union
says Sin justice" to Mr. Thst. al, is proper
TO observe lba, tho siatemen, Of the Mexi.
can commissioners cannot possibly be true
that if the other terms Of the treaty were
satisfactorily adjusted, he would refer to hit
government, in the hope Of q favorable re.
suit, the question Of surrepdering the uerri.
tory between the Nueces and tho Rio
Grandc, and also portion OF Upper Calfor.
mia. In the absence Of any information from
that gentleman on the subject. We undertake
to give this statement flat denial"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

Although eur life is as grass, and oul
globe buta dot ca the, map of the universe
We have Tho thought that wandors through
out eternity, and "bclore creation peeplrd
eorh," even now "ro'ls through chaos back :
and with glance dilales DER all 10 be in the
vast Gelds Of futurity, and climbs with wing.
ed fee, she golden ladder of all the STARS
Nothing material can do tba!--not the beam
all light, shot from equatorial sung moi the
lightning, which darts from heGvea 10 earth
in moment May we not nSsert, that al.
though We bo as nothing in the presence Of
that God "who wheels bic throne upon the
rolling WORLDS" yet one human soul of the
countless millions Of our species, is superior
to all the worlds that God ever made or can
maker Il inherits the divine attribute Of
rsason. They nsver knew the subj me
"geUnc'ry Of their own evolutioas!"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

TrssoT, modern writer, asserts that ofalI
the caausss that have injured the health OF
wemeb, none has been more dsleterous than
the prodi9ious multiplication Of romances
during the last century. Females, whose
constitutions would have been robust, have
been weakened gradually ~ the strong i'm,
pressions of impassionod writings. The
tender romapces hinder, instead OF promo.
ting marriages. A woman, while her heart
is warmed by the lauguor Of love, does moi
seek busband--a hero must lay his laurels
at her feet. Grls--is this so!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

RuIN.-A gentleman ofMIchigsn, writing
10 the editor Of the Detroit Free Press, from
Boston, says: Having seen so many croco-
die Tears shed by the wing press over the
present tariff l have taken much pains 10 en-
quire into it's rainous prospects in every Sec
ten ofNew England thstl have visited since
/ left Michigan. AS ye, | have not heard of
the 'rus'ling ofspindes' or the 'rotting of wa
te wheels On the other hand all brsaches
Of manufacture seems TO be in very pros
porous state--par'cularly woolen and cotton
the very factories, according to whig predc-
,ions, that we're to be bankrupied and como
under the sheritf's hammer
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

A SECRET is like silence; you eanno, talk
about it and keep it. 1t is like money; when
once you know there is any concealed, it ia
half discovered, "My dear Murphy" said an
Irishman to his friend, " why did you henay
the secret told soue" "Is it betraying vow
call il! sure, if found wasn't able to keep
it myself didn' do we'll 10 tell it to some
one that coalds'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

CoMSANy.-Ia The whole course of my life
| never knew one man, Of whatever con-
diton soever arrive ts any degree Of repu.a.
ton in the world, Who made choice Of, or
delighted in the company and conversation of
these who, in their qualities, were iaferior,
or, in their parts, not much superior to him.
sslr-Lord Cla, endoa.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19
OHIO LEGISI,ATJTRE.

A slip from the Ohio State Jouraal, dated
Thursday morning, gives the names of the
following members elected to the Legisla.
ure, as far as heard from:
SENATOR'S.
Cuahoga and Geauga- Franklin T. B,ckus. y
Hamlton-James H. Ewing.
Huron and Eiie-Thonas Hamitan.*
Muskingum-Charles B. Goddard.*
Ross and Hockng-Wesley Claypoo#
Washington, Morgan aud Perry--Isaac
Hainos.*
REPRESENTATIVES.
Belmon.-Miler Penningion.*
Clark-Charles An,hony.*
Cuyahoga--Theodore Breck.*
franklin and Madison-Aaron f. Perry 4
Geo. Taylors
Geauga-Anson Matthew'S
Guernsey-Moses Sarche.*
Hamilton-Edward l.. Armstrong, William
F. Converse, Wm S. Smith, John B. War
Huron and Erie-Samuel Atherton.*
Lorain-Eliah Parks
Mergan-Israel Robinson, ,*John Bain.s
Muskingum--A. S. B. Culbetson,$ Abel
S. Randall.*
Montgomery--Danicl A. Haynes Thorn
as Dodds.#
Pcrry-John L;dey.
Pickaway--Thomas Hutson.*
Ross and Hocking-Joseph A. Greene
Washngton-George W. B,rker.#
#Whigs.
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r. NJ. PEDICORD.
o. TALBURT. c
;tober. 18th lS47.
Legal and CeustitutioaI Reform.

Mh esbheh hOVmHthtsAthOAh AbehVEhMs
. The amended Constitution Of New York
provided that the Legislature at its first Ses.
a sien after IFS adoption should appoint three
Commissioners whose duty i, should he "to
2 revise reform simplify, and abridge the rules
and practice, plsadines, forms and proceed
ings Of the Courts Of Rccord'' in that State
and as we stated in our last the majority oil
The Commission, Messrs. Loomis and Ora.
ham lave determined upon radical and
sweeping reform, aboIishihg the different
forms Of action, and the division between
suits in law and chancery, and propose in
stead TO substitute plain, and simple sys.
TEN presenting directly for adjudication the
merits Of causes, and thereby doing away
with the delays and vexations arising from
mistakes in form, and leaving every cause
to be decided upon lis sufficiency in Law 10
require remedy. Some difference arose
between the majority Of the Commission
and N. Hill, jr, who resigned. His place,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

GIN KEAnNEY.--lt is stated that General
Kearnsy has departed ior~Mcxico for the
purpose of taking command of al! the dra-
goons in the service theIe not Immediately
connected with Gen. Scott. He will EN-
ploy this force for the purpose of Keeping
open the communication between Vera Cruz
and the city Of Mexico.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

SAFE on A WIFE.-The 81. Louis Orgas
states chat man named Calhoun sold his
wife 10 one james Todd, for lhe sum of $50.
We bslieve iha, this SAME Todd was no,
long since sold at public auction III ST. Lou
is iur dollar and half.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

FoRxisN Co1N.--The following valuable
tables sEs furnished by the Secretary Of the
Treasury fo' the USE Of receivers Of public
inoneyG:-- E1 afH .liaraG
TAs rats at phish foreign money or currency ar
--.--- ILL GGfd bn Ian.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

SINGULAR CoINcIDENc..-Gen Scott en-
tered Mexico on the l6h of September, the
day celebrated by Mexicans as the anniver-
sary Of their Independence.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

"ill be offered at public sale, on Thursday
w the 9th day of November next, at tbe ln,s
residence Of Squire L. Harris. deceased, in Perry
township, Putnam County, Ohio, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A. vi. and O'clock PM, OF
SAID day -Four bead Of horses, three miich.cows
and four head Of young cattle, seventeen bead
Oh sheep, two ploughs, one two horse.wagop. =.
large Quantity of corn, oats and wheat, abou,
h''y-siz head of hogs, (twenty-six now ready
Tor iot'ing) and numerous other articles 20,
tedious to mention. '''
sale. uey ol
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

FoRyreN NEws.-The Hibernia brings
news Of aa advance in flour in Liverpool and
London Of 3s and 4s. Indian corn also ad.
vancod in price.
At Paris, on the Sd uli. the Sandman Am
basssdor, resident at the French Court, pre-
'entcd al the Office for Foreign Alf,rs the di.
pona''c hoto from hIs government, Of which
the following 10 the substance:
"ln case his Holiness, Pope Plus TX,
should claim the armed assistance of bis
Majesty The King Of Sardinis, aeains, Aus
'rian lnv"son,, his sardniau Maies,y will
consider hnsefhound not TO refuse the SOW
reign Poniifi' that assistance, it being his du-
~ as an Italian power TO cause the lndepen-
dence ofall tho States of the Peninsula to
be- respected as guaranteed by the treaty Of
Vienna"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

In Romo report is current tia; an eHyo!
from the court of ST.. James's, ia the peTso'.
Of Lord hinlo; is on his way 10 the papal
court. A similar report has been confident
y repeated in London by parties who ought
TO be we'll informed OH such subject.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pursuance OF Order Of the court of fcoBmon Pliers
for Putnam County. at their July term, 1647, will
o1er for sao ut the door of the court house, In said
county on Saturday the sixth day of November, A.
lsi twelve O'clock nj noon the following described
ceased, TO wit.
The south east quarter Of the south quarter Of
tion number twentythree oftownship number SOUTH
of range Rumbe, seven enst containing forty acres the
north east quarter of the seuh quarter Of section
number wenty'tree OF township number south, OF
range number seven oast containing 20 the north
east quarter OF the north west quarter section number
tweAtysx oftownship number one south OF range num-
Der seven east containing ~ acres and the west part of
the north west quarter. of the north east quarter
OF section Number twenty six, of township Number one
south Of range Number seven eas containing "a acres
Terms of sale: one third In hand one third In nine
months, and. .one-'hird in eighteen months.
SAMUEL McCoMB.
- o. WILLIAM TURNER,
Administrator.
kalida, Oetebar e. lS4T. 344ad
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0A Yankee captain once sung out, in
squall, 10 raw hand newly shipped on
board his crsft--HSLet 60 that jib, there lei
60 that jls'' Il ANITA touchin' ont" re-
piled the green one. ala
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
intelligent progress.

In Defiance, tho Democrats Lave clacted 4
their whole ticket, except Treasurer. by
ITO average majority. Scouts maj. 1877;
Landis's maj. 10
In Williams, Scott, has The largest vote
for Senator, ever given in that county; and
N. M. Landis's vote exceeded that OF his
parly vote not stated.
The Seneca Advertiser states that Noble,
Dem. was elected in Seneca Co. without
opposition.
HURON AND ERIE D1sTRIcr.-Wbig Sell
ator and Representative elected by flom
200 TO 800 m:j ri'y. Democratic ticket in
Erie County except Representative, elected
by from 200 10 800 majority.
Huron Co. whole whig ticket elected:
WYANDoTr AND CRAwFoRD-B Brackley,
Democrats majority in Crawford 435. In
Wyandott about 100. Elected by upwards
of 500!
MARIoN-The Mirror says the majority
for Mcknight, Democrat, is 260. lie is
probably elected Delaware gives only $50
majority, rendering McWrights election Ger
tain.
The Portage County Sentinel says that
the Democracy have elected their whole
county ticket, the smallest majority being %.
Wayne-Dcmocra;ic by some 400 major
ity.
Summit-Whig
Shelby, Wing, SO.
Miami, Wing, 500.
Perry, maj. of 400 for Dem Senator.
Cuyahoga,-Backus, Senator, and Breck,
Representative, both Wing, elected, by
about 800 majority.
Geauga, Wing, by about 500.
Muskingum and Montgomery have el cted
The Wing ticket.
' Stdrh- Democratic majoritics average
about 500
H. Morgan, The whole Wing ticket elect
ed by about 200 majority, Haines, WING, for
Senator, so far as heard from 22S ahead
Probably elected.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

Mr.. Thompson, eecretury 10 The Leicester
Leau and iH.acouni Society, England has
absconded with jSsoO0 belonging TO that and
other societies.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

TIE waters of the Red Sea appear TO be
thiry-lwo feet higher than The Mediterranean
and tho Gulf Of Mexico is ,wenty-eight
feet lower than the Pacific.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

A SWARM Of bees contain from ten thous-
and to twenty thousand in q natural state,
and twenty thousand to io.,y thousand i'll a
hive.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

EARTH is eaten as bread in several parts
of the world Near Moscow, hill furnished
earth OF this description, which will fermsns
when mixed with flour
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

GF Tie returns from Pennsylvania SO fal
as heard from are favorable TO the election o.
Skunk, Dem, for Governor
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

MAGNETIC MAGIC MIRROR. Baron Du-
potet, the great Paris magneiiser, has in
vented magic mirror which he supposss
TO be the same that was amongst tho pro-
fassers Of the "black arr in former times. Il
is small instrument; made of substance re-
semblng a dull white metal. The baron ex-
plains its effect as being produced by the
transmission of the maticre aniuanfs Of bis
own body into the metal Many people have
besn thrown into convusiens by The bare ap-
proach Of the mirrer, while others declared
amid the transports Of grief or the s,upefac-
,on Of surprise, that they bebeld reflect
cd on its surface various scenes of thoir
past lives, or saw themselves engaged in acts
which they remembered ns', and therefore
supposed .hs, they must bs shtcipa,ions Of
the future.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

THs PRRslDENr has recovered from hi,
recent severe indisposition,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

FLoeDs.-Greal floods have prevailed in
Pennsylvania and Maryland. There have
been great losses Of property on the PataPs.
CO and Paruxent rivers: and on Gwyuns' =
and Jones Falls, branches Of Potomac.
The communication on the Baltimsru and
Washington Railroad, has been interrupted
by the freshsl. Bladensburgh was inAunda.
dated, water being higher than ever known
before.
Great damage has been done by freshet
in the Susquehanna. The Chosapsak and
Ohio Canal is much injured. The Pennsyl.
vania Canal along the Cslimini,os and Con
onaugh is reported much injured, as is al.
SO tho case on the Juniata. 'F'
Large quantities of corn washed away on
the Susquehanna and Chesapeake.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19

GTAccording TO the Ohio Patriot, Five
companies Of Ohio troops, belonging to the
18th regiment (Col. Morgan's) wero engaged
in the brilan, affair of Conueros, at day.
break on the 2olh August, and fought +,
Churubusco on the same af,crnoen. These
computes wers;The Dayton, Millsnbargh
Cleveland, Norwalk and Toledo. Beside.
these, enc Of the rifle companies belonging
to Gen. Smiths brigade (under Cap. San
derson Of Columbus) which performed such
prodigious exploits, is compossd Of Ohioaus.
We are glad to learn that the brave and gal
Ian, Colonel Of the 18th Infantry, will recov.
er almost entirely from bis wounds.--Steu-
beapiIls Uaion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

WONDERFUL LEAP.-The guide ST the Falls
was taken all sbsck day before yesterday on enterins
the Cave Of the Winds with party 70 md iensnied
BY full grown welcondinoned porkar' alive and RICK
S although bearing evident marks Of pretty hard treat
nsnt Nesrly 100 feet below the upper world and some
ffty feet shove the boiling Hood In the abyss beneath
the pouring sheet Of the centre fall wss piggy, mon
arch OF all be surveyed How long ne mad been thers
no one could tell and where he came from was s,iil
mora upsccounts5le unless be had made the fearful
plunge over the preeipice and climbed up the broken
rocks 70 the cave where he wss found This Is prooa
Div the corree, solution OF the porkers transfer to the
solitary recess Of cave where human feet only stray
with the greatest tmdigy after descending spiral stair
way Of more than hundred feet Several citizens as
sisted IN bringing bis hogshp 10 the top OF the pfecpce
siive. The only injury discovered severe contu-
sion the nose that hsd opened the upper Jaw and
started several Of his front teeth. lie refuses food
which may be imputed 10 disposition 10 fast over bis
miraculous escape or Ia the result OF injuries received
At ell events the pig has made fearful leap with mos,
astonishing preservation Buffalo Express.