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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-26
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i Il am not sure, Mr. Editor, tliatI have not
COMPOUNDED you with the uplolders Of the
opportionment scheme, and Of The action Of
The minority members, who are staading out
aud refuse 10 make up the quorum. | do
not intend SO IL be understood. On the
contr-ry, ] acknowledge your libeFalty, ami
am conf sent that a thorough understanding
Of the case will make you as warm an advo.
cate for tho right as is yours, truly,
g. II. BBOUGII.
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day occasion. The location is central the concert
room an excellent one and doubt not they will
nave long and succefssul career there.
MELoDEoN-At this house there will be an after
noen as well evening concert, this day; and the
Virginia Serenaders will both occasions use their
best exertions to please their patrons This favorte
house will doubt be fully attended by its numerous
and respectable patrons
LAST CONCERT OF THE HoHSsrocn.-Tussday eve
ming next these truly eminent artists will give their
last concert at the New Musical Hall $50 Broadway
We hope they will receive that this
sion their exquisite musical abilities deserve Charles
decidedly yiolinist Of the first rank as those who
have heard him play the Carnival OF Venice will admit
his sister is also excellent pianist; and they
have been rather principally ut
Of the weather-n their late at the Broad
way Theatre hope this their last concert, will be
well attended.
BROADWAY CIRcus-SANrA CLAus.-The little boys
will flock in hundreds here to- day, in the after uoon
and afro in the evening" to enjoy the enterta nts
and receive their Christmas gifts from the renowned
Santa Claus on his little pony. The bill presented
embraces the names of Mons. Cane, Ame Camille
Gardner Mr. Ruggles and variety of Others eminent
In equestrian talents and athletic powers. The Circus
will be gala affair for the numerous fends Of Santa
Claus
GEOLOGICAL HALL.-Tbis is Q day which the
lions tigers, camels, elephants zebra, birds, &c. &c.
vantage. The whole exhibition has been already vi
sited by thousands of citizens and the perform
ances executed with degree Of art and ability in
training that could scarcely be credited by those who
have not them. The noble king of the forest "
the lon-csn lie here in his most maj site FORM
raj specimens of this animal have been made the theme
Of universal admiration by all who have them here
Madame Augusta and her troupe are in New Or
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WASHINGTON, December 23,. 1913.
Tbr Third Iteck of The Session.

The third week Of the session has closed AMI
the shell has scarcely been cracked of the I'M
mense mass of business lying before the two
houses.
The Senate, during the week, till Its adjourn
ment last evening to the other side Of Christmas.
has had several heightened preliminary discus
sjons on the Panama Railroad Bill of Aspinwall
and associates; and, from the decided opposition
to it from various quarters, there Is but little
prospect of the passage of the measure. There
was, also, spirited discussion on the reference
OF the bill tor admitting California and Mexico as
one State into the Union The West and the
North pleaded for the Committee on Territories.
which has quite Northern complexIon--the
South contended that the only appropriate COM
mlttee was that OF the judiciary, which de-
cldedly dark skinned and anti Wllmot provIso in
its composition. The South succeeded, and MIR.
Butler and Mr.. Berrlen-the latter fearlessly m ,ln-
tanning the ground, that slavery ~ a Divine
institution and the former, that il is the conser-
yaiiye. element of the prosperity OF the Union-
have the bill under their charge. IL will be another
sort OF chicken VIXEN they report 1t back--noi a
"duDghlll domlnic'-one with his wings clipped
and his tail cropped-bu, fiery little bintum
ieGthered to his toes. But the bantum, il brought
IN aud Trimmed UP so as TO pass, VIII be bsgged IN
the House, as legitimate game and that VIII bo
Tie end OF the experiment oil the Senate
The draining Of the everglades OF FLORIDA, az
proposed in MIR. Westcott's bill, has occupied
The everglades comprehend an area IN the South
of the Peninsula of some $780, 900 acres, more
than one halt OF which Is constantly under water
ot from TWO 10 SIX feet deep, with another third
submerged the greater part OF the year. The bill
proposes 10 secure to Florida half of the lands
which may be reclaimed, on condition that said
lands be devoted to the work OF draining; first by
a ship canal across the peninsula and then by lat
tiaI canals ON both sides, communicating with
the main channel With this system of canals,
aud system of dykes, 1t is supposed that soma
three or four millions of the everglades may be
II claimed from the water, and converted into the
best sugar lands in the United States The bill
meets with considerable opposition, though 1t il
certainly, upon its face, one OF the most merlter-
Gus cases that has ever been presented to Con-
press tor in addition to securing ship canal
across the State, by means of which the dangers
to navigation among the Florida keys, and rocks,
and shoals and storms, will be avoided it viii
secure large surface Of valuable soil to the go-
vernment and contribute vastly to mitigate the
autumna malaria Of the peninsula. With the ex-
ception OF the several important measures thus
specified, the time OF the Senate during the week
has been occupied in miscellaneous and private
cases, OF no general interest.
The House continues Its bush .h9 hung sad sklr-
mishing aloag the ou,posts Of the great points q
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


Change was thinly attended and sales OF produce
generally were moderate, without material change in
quot atoms Small sales Of flour made at yester
days rates. There was sale Of handsome white &C.
nesee wheat at lover rates than those previously
rent. There very little doing in corn beyond the
sale Of eome southern white, on terms stated be-
low. Meal was dull. There was no change in rye or
oats. Pork somewhat frmer, with sales Of prime
and mess at full prices. The market closed With n
upward tendency In prices Lard and beef were quiet
There was only light business doing in groceries,
Little nothing doing in cotton. There was not
UGH doing in freight most of the vessels previously
up British ports had completed their
There good enquiry for corn freghts to Ireland,
for which advance was demanded.
ToBActo.-At the close Of the season we do not no.
tce any large transactions but our jobbers doing
an active bueness. By next week, we shall lay before
readers resume of the tobacco business OF the
last three wears.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1874

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1913.
The Southern Dialogue THAT ,oas Done.
and IVhat ,c,N be Donc--Ihe Spirit OF the Meet
ing, &c.
Yesterday morning, there was seen in the hall
of the House gentleman, small in stature, with II
reddish neckerchef and snufi-colored coat with
brass buttons, (Mr Foote) very busy, mixing in and
talking with Southe I'm members, and giving occa-
sionay nod of recognition to those from North.
# was not long before the rumor spread that there
was to be a caucus at night OF the gentlemen from
slave States, to deliberate upon WIlmot provlsos,
as connected with the territories OF New Mexico
and California, and this afforded theme Tor the
remainder of the day.
In the evening, the Senate chamber was lighted
with gas, lmpartIng a brighter glare than the sun
at MONDAY. BY eight o'clock, about sixty-two
members were in the seats, and Senator Metcalfe,
of kentucky, was selected as chairman, and Rep
resentative Venable, of North Carolina, secretary.
No States east and north of Maryland were repre-
sented. Mr.. Benton remained at home, thus dis
councnancing the object of the meeting Guards
were placed at the door, to keep of intruders. A
gentleman from of the Western States, Il
| member of the House, approached a sentinel, and
| the following dialogue ensued =
MnMnrR-SIy little man, what's going on here
| SENTIrEL-There's meeting, sir.
| MrMBER-What kind Of meeting,
| SEsrINEL-A caucus, sir.
| MEMBrR-Ofthe wings and democrats
SENTINEL OF both parties, believe.
MEMBER Then must 60 in but what are they
meeting about?
SrsTSsKL-Southern members, sir, to do something
| about slavery.
| MEMBER-Oh, no.
| And he lett the outer room for the rotunda, an
soon as his long pedestals would carry him.
| But as to the object of the meeting, which il
briefly stated, Mr.. Stephens, fGa., offered
luton, which was adopted, tor the appointment
OF COMMITTEE, one from each of the slave States
represented, to prepare an address to the South.
giving all the facts with reference to the move
ments of anti-slavery men in the North the report
to be made to adjourned caucus on the fifteenth
| of January. There was an animated debate-no
! harsh measures were recommended--and good
brotherly feeling, It said, animated all who were
present. The committee has not yet been ap-
| pointed.
In this meeting, there were little knots of mem
bers in various parts of the hall, talking In UNDER
tones and with much earnestness, about the dolngs
of last night. Members from the non-slavehOlding
| States, may themselves call meeting, to prepare
an address counter to what the Southern me mbers
may concoct. All this will have the effect of ar
raging one section of the Union against the other,
and may be productive of results highly injurious
to the common prosperity.
The Senate did not sit to-day, having yesterday
adjourned over TIL Tuesday. The House dId
nothing of importance, If we except adjourn-
ment until Wednesday, to enable them to enjoy to
! q full extent the Christmas holidays.
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CONF arison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week exhibits decline in Treasury notes Of
y Per cent Reading Railroad, Ia Harlem, q Long
Island y Farmers Loan, 81 Canton Co. "a; and an
advance in Illinois e's Of u per cent; Erie Railroad,
new x.
The fremont Insurance Company Of Boston has
declared dividend of six per cent
Tbs aggregate amount of specie exported from this
port from the first Of January 1s4s the 23d of De-
cember, was $loe7s,2o5 Within the past two weeks,
S133 1923 have been exported to lIare.
The semannusl interest Of two per cent on Indiana
1--WE per cent State bonds, will be paid on the first OF
January.
We are informed that the visit Of Mr.. McKillop,
the frm Of Palmer, McKulop Dent Co., of London
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CLOTllING.

~ ATHENS THE WELL KNOWN PANTS TAILOR 81 4
Am street. has lately received entire Of Fan
Casscres and Doesns I'm all 100 pieccs-whch lie
makes to order at only 81 the par-sone at So Also
hand large stock Of superior back French AID English Case
and Doekins from 81 TO S. Of this
article will save money by calling Mt 321s Ann street.
CLOARs-CLOAKS-SElLING OFF AT GREAT sAcRI-
~ largest stock best Of the fash
ionabe Ladies aud Mtses Cloas ever offered in tins city will
be sold OF without before the Of the
Yoay AZ tho triber offers such great barzss he respect
fully invites every lady who needs uch to give him call before
puIehaeing elsewhhore t. wANSLEl,
corner Of Catherine street and Eas' Broadway.
&6On CuAlLiNoE-NUriGk TO GsNrLGaEN VINO
BOOO their old clothes ieok like Call the
Cleaning Dyeirg Tailoring and Rparn. Establishment at Oh
Gold where get all grease extracted from y1gr
clothes at the shortest office, by j. q. MOAB,
81 Gold street. two doors rom Bcekman.
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The Pork Trade.

The Cumberland (Md) Motntoineer says the influx
Of hoe1 still continues. There are now Ia Cumber-
land about 20 0o0 awaiting opportunity to be trans
ported to Baltimore, via railroad IL is also stated
that the National Road Is literally lined with hogs
and that corn is becoming scarce, west of Cumber.
land.
The Maysville (Ky) Herald estimates the number Of
hoee packed at that place at 25,0 600.
The annapolis (Md) Republican Of The 22d inst.
says That In consequence Of the late warm weather.
a large amount Of pork In this county has spoiled
One gentleman we understand, has lost some 1000 or
1000 weight.
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MARKETS ELsEwnERE.

Bosror Dec 22Bro.ers 10 trd-75 shares geadny all
road Ii1t10: do, Vermont Central Railroad 5t 20 do
Vls; 10 do, b ~ do 81 "a 40 Eat Boston Co l2s; Fitch
lsrs Raj road l,g no Interests % Old Cooey Railroad
%; 10 Boston ard Worctter Railroad lG ~ Merchants
Enn I ~ Western Railroad, 1O2A; right Boston Water
Power 500 ~ dvderds Las, Boston Co. No 6 500 City
Sizes l.JS gg4 Doc. 22SccoHd 30 rd-2 shares Northern
Karss ~ Iitehbug Reiiroad l9 10 Western Railroad
a' Hsilroad tS9 mo; 10 DO 67k; 10 do b7 % Reading
Railroad 1875 do, Hss 20 do H,s 8; 30 Easi Boston Co;
"A IA
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l. ESD another beneficiary by the OF Wstsrs Bsam.
and who for number Of years Consu at the Sandwich
islands, NV YORK, Jan. T. lStS,
w. fowleSir; am confirmed estimate, having been
victim to that dreadful doeas from infancy ~ years so
have been the attacks, that have the
powerful m,d Gins for temporary relief, when deaf IN seemed
taking huu drcd fifty drops
sirge Irofus, bleeding vomiting e.. More than
two thirds Of the at twenty years. have been Obliged cit in
r to ~ ard for last have been able
lie in bed than eight months altogether have ravcrsei
sea land for years and resided tie last cleyea in
anoreel slm.tc the most healthy in the wosdho Sandwich
Islands Ia ~ during life rcserd g. every variety Of medical
aid. and uDd relief lie becoming burtaen 10 me-until
induced to Wftars Ba,sm Oi Wild Cherry have
useN u t which is tic only month IN worldly
that have been asthma and have b,cn able lie
led every night for the month viii the slightest
If good II Tho Bsbam .an prove lasting
las teen thus far complete made and an look out
urn the world as desrabo place Of rtsdnce IKE other
Ny has ten pronounced by the hest rhyfane
of the not Desperate and hopeless ard haze long nec ahan
dored the last horc OF rccoycry aud hardly believe my
now, for tear cf auotler litter dappommeni
1ours resIcctfuy MILO GAIKIN.
T. ST. ON known Boston by Me- Proctor and Butter 80
State st., and M,ssS A. Dernon y 90, 2O Washington IT,
who inform Of stanoirg abroad and at home.
None une unless signed l. BtrTs
For SALE Wholesale and retail by Mcssrs B D. Sands leo
Fulton street, Of william bonry Johnson 213 Broad
Penfo!d Co., Fletcher street. ard Ivy the druggists
generally.
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY woHK-fo req uARRixp

M OST EXTRAORDINARY WOEK-TO TRE EARRiED
IVA toso contemplating nariHgt.Thc Married WomGss
Private nodigsl Companion. by Dr A. H. Msuccs Sixth ed
Price 81 This woik meeting with Astounding slr
(fO CORES having aires been disposC6 efI Eyoy femae
Getting cory, whether married sred although u IS I'D
Tended especially for the married IL dsooc rknt scores
which should BE- known TO tem particularly @ every Tensile
can discover tie caufen symptoms and s most neet &c se
DIES and moot cert.n mode Of IN case or e ~ e
Rsosdw,y at the publishing Office l2e Liberty street. new nors
II H. Peterson No. s6 ChcsDlt street. PhiaferRi% idte
CO.. Albany W, Davis, BoAau; On The reespt Of .is so!
will fc tienratei = Of postage 20 s parts OF toe
United saea All letters addressed rcst rsd TO Dr.
NJ NAURlCEA boz LIZA New York city, Oiee ls9 Iibox1
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M IDICAL oFrICE-DR JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET
vl near cha well known as the most ssful
York in the treatment Of yenerea df,scs
% Doctor for skill In thoe old half cured that
have for years Is snnens elect streure ulcers
upon the the throat pains In the head and
hnes Of the es efectuAly cured Constitutional weakness
brought habit ndued In BY causing
evious snd nightly emissions positively prevented
cured in four days. without nercay. No a Aoa
Ia dot, OF ruycu.ion dror business
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IIorFMAN.s CHOLERA LIQuoR- THIS LIQUOR u oyE

III OrFMANS CHOLERA LIQUOR THIS LIQUOR IL ONE
OF the rest remedies againe the Cholera and other diseases
Mr.. Hoffman sold this perfect Liquor in Holland then tho Cholera
was there in @ and great many persons used It with great
IL will be for him give
daons bout this Liquor Come and buy bottle for s
will find out what IL is r. G. II. HOFFMAN No.
$50 Washington street. and by L. D000E and IL SPAAS, III
Greenwich street
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HOLIDAY ARTICLES.

Cordias Fruits Nuts attention persons about
ne sh saao Pas and ssies rich old oassd
@ Si Many a1S
Ahsynthe Anisete N9yan. Raspberry Cherry Ecs Or
pa a n:r esass and in
Irish halt WhkeyE together with lot Of extra large White
Figs kans Onds &c-most of which will be sold at
prices much Lever than for years feS And to any
32S Bowery, cor. Bond street New York
HOLIDAY PRESENTS RICH BOHEMIAN GLAssa ARE
Gna Sv
hiss received aud is opening complete assormen, of
S With sT hod,
ns with rsS Boil emSn column. srandce &C., &c. and
in his Line which Are usually Ouad In well furnished
AMPS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS C. A. BALDWIN, NO. 81
S OF aGDI for the Hod With I o
weeks e tsmins Burning rad Pure
Solar Oil low prices for cash. Also repairing and alter
ing done in the best manner
U1LowERs FOR THE HoLIDAYs-TBE SUBSCRIBER
would respectfully remind his kind patrons that no has
e m TO in ali
which he may be favored vim dnns ee y G
L sents for the Holidays invited to call G. Stewards
unsatisfactory No. Is John street where the best quality of
pade or sold at esab,hment Open until o'clock p H..
during the Holiday week.
HOLIDAY GIFTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. CAN BE
procured 50 John during this wecs consisting OF
largest assortment of Fancy Goods to he found in tho city
su Desks Dressing Caee Portfolios AdCr Boxes Card Cases.
Porte Monpaee &c. &c. 30
A PRESENT FOR TIE BABY-WHICa Is OF GREAT
"A benefit the child very useful to tie mother, end amusing
to whole family splendid assortment OF BABY Jumpers
pp holiday aud for gale Of tho established
DEPOT ~ broadway Y ALI anewy invented patent Swing
for Children spd grown porsons
NTw YRARS NoTItE TO GENTS INTENDING MAX
IN oas end wishing 10 purchase clothing M the
OCCASION the much advanced Informed ht ior
thnes they have their Goats cleaned and handsomely
presto aud TO look equal to Pants sh, Articles
turned Saturday No disappointment. Repairing cone
cheap at No. 6hpray street, lear Brcsdwsy. -
No steam or coloring used A. CORVISSOS.
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MUSICAL.


M USIC BOXES. MELODEONS AND ACCORDEONS-THE
lvI subscriber manufacturer aud Musical Instru
pen has for sale large assortment Of Accodeons Melodeons
Musical Boxes and all kinds OF Muscal Instruments
EDWARD BAACk,
81 Fulton street, corner Of Gold street.
M USIC BONES AND ACCORDEONS, at WHOLESALE
IVI prices and IN key large assortment always hand
reduction In price, the subscriber is Ca
hfcrnia also Watches Jewelry and Musical Ins
l. JACOBS, IS Cha ham street and 100 Canal etreet.
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40 JOHN sTREET.-PERPETUAL GLOSS OVER sDoEs
" The beautiful Over Shoes arc to be found the orr
gna Agency In finish they equal to Patent Lo
thor In style 10 drv boot Wholesale and Retail
SAMUEL BROOKS, ~ John street. up stairs
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY MORNING

VTAIIsE IOsT-TIvE DOLLARS REwARD-SToLEN,
or hy mistake, Thursday evening" from the New
Iavon steamboat Traveller rufet Vaisc containing wearing
apparel rot much account but for the recovery Of which the
above will DC ped and questions asked Vnse mark
ed ON brnss plato IL G. Hamilton New York" Apply at Il
R,oa detve
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY AEhALDs
The steamship Niagara, Captain Ryrie, will leave
Boston Wednesday oon Halifax and Liverpool.
The malls will close in this city tomorrow afternoon.
The Weekly Herald for circulation in Europe will be
published tome noon 1t WILL usual be printed
in French and English, and contain all the impor'
tant and interesting intelligence Of the week. incud-
ing of course the latest from Washington and the
Californis gold region.
Copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpence each.
For the HOlidays.-Fancy Cutlery, embrace
NEST portable resng ali that
the imports in the smallest space tho most use
CalifOrniaRs, go In time, and leave your
orders at ALLEN CO.'S great Agricultural Warehouse lS9
worths Patent Gold Washers each one Of which can do the
work Of fifty without getting fagued, hungry sick
not get out Of them when in while lighter
M THOSE who wish to accomplish the labor OF for year,
in few weeks months with the aid of mule, will do ad
vised.
Gentlemen on their way down town this
morning will do well if they wish guard against colds
Ellis Tompkins No 20 John street. aud
purchase pair Of their India Rubber Overshoes Prices from
rs cents to 81 50 per pair.
( 1 am still selling or my Overcoats ut most
Goats are fresh uitabe the first class OF we1ers
Tbs prices from $40 to s4 the usual prices from s4 SIS
ZIG William street.
lars 200 C ek 81 Sl2 800 dress and rrOk Coats French
cloth and trimmings 81 TO S2 Pants fancy cassimers 81 to
rom auction great bargains IS suit Store Nassau and
Beekman streets
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NJ OTlC p.-TO SHIPPERS OF GOJpS To CALIFORNIA
IN The subtorbers having established commercial house
San Francisco in California for the transaction Of Com
mon Business, respectfully solicit con,irnmens mecaaa.
die srited TO that market. WOODW ORTIZ 4 NORRIS,
San Francisco California aud $50 Broadway, Ncs York.
Mr. FREDERICK A. wO0DW Ohrd will leave New Yurs for
California by tho most expeditions about tho middle ofJ
and AL business entrusted TO will FRO apt
attention. WIN.
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AUCTIONS.

7 w. BROWN. AUCIloNEER-LARGE SALE OF FUR
niture at auction wednesday, Dec 27th at No 28
Broadway under the American Museum consisting
dvaDs lounges sIrng aud other chairs centre de-
so End fancy tables marble tops French and Gothic bedead
dressing bureaus book warobes washsands &c Sale
commence ct 1Oh o'clock. Catalogues now reedy.
VANDYKE AND MOLBY WILL SELL At AUCTION, ON
Wednoeday the 9th II half ten o'clock at the
we'll known old cabinet establishment e. Beekman street.
OF Cold excellent Cabinet Furniture made
in the latest style and warranted.