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Affairs In washtagton.
WASHINGTON, March ~, ls4s
The Loan Bill.

WASHINGTON, March ~, Is4s
The Loan Bill
The loan bill was taken up in the Senate to-
day, and will be hurried rapidly through to Its
passage.
Mr. Atherton rendered in, from the annual re-
ports of the Secretary of the Treasury, statist-
cal exposition of the state of the finances, from
which he drew this satisfactory conclusion,
thai, including The current revenues, there weuld
be only required for the present and the next fs-
cal year, loans to the amount of S36 900 600;
existing Deficiencies and another bill of $50 OO0,-
900 for anticipated DEFICIENCIES. Mr.. Anterior
urged the Immediate passage OF the BILL because
The Secretary of the Treasury wished to draw
this money from Europe, so as not to exhaust
our floating but active capital al home.
Mr.. Webster secured the floor, and will speak
tomorrow, and we expect a tremendous srpose
OF his opinions on the war. w
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

HAvRr-Psckst ship Zurch-Rsv Felix P Bretschka, L
Fetch missionary Hermann, Trips, Alose Schmid
iaeke, 4 Bower BOmeier, schmid. Ell, Agatha Lo
a NAM % t scnes an OF ths re-
csSros--Shp Eliza Warwck-Nr Oscar Gasett T Gasett
Walter Baksr, NJ Dtnnie Of Boston
'HaNGHAI AND ST HELENA-Bark Lagrangc-A II Coo
ig- W Wild, A Borrester, + w Benton.
MAIANIAs-Bar Mousam-H Chapman, ii T Clark, of
New YoIL Chas Clark. Worcester, Mass.
PoSCE PR-Ship Emily-Nr Carsiars.
Nav ORLE.Ss-Bark Elizabeth-Dr Lewis Post
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Domestic Innportatlons.

CHAaLksJoSIBart EdYsra-is1 cks rice Victor Duck.
wz-8I do 80 bales cotton Fitzmsurice33 bales
SLeveIich-l3s do Cooks do Gibbs X cots IN Tai
man.26! sprague Rob nson cO-s3 Dord-2s hays grain
BuIkmyer-53 bbls Read Brothers, bxs w Besbee-i
buggy w 4, kent-and sundries
New ORLEANs-Bak Elizabsth-20o bblx pork straehsp a.
Scnl4 bales far Whites bills pork t.rce, do Fschsi
Van Sadt-l case hooks Wsdd e-ls5i bbs pork 2 lad
Ferry co-8 lard t'llow pork Babcock CO. i2 pork
Work UrsteIss5 lard 90 kegs do order
MoBLE7Bark GsorRia--6l6 bales cotton Robert Will
aIns 76 Jonathan Thomps Geo Nc Bride ir-s0 Henry
Got-2s Stuges Clesrman co-27 thrles Leverich-is
R'chnd Berret sonlo Perkins hr boxes tobac ca
ge,-4 bbls beeswax Jones 4 CO. - "
SAvANNAH-Bars Bnrtel-335 bales cotton II w q Hill
24l do Brigham Carhart-I5O cks rice B De Fore.t
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MAhITIns'e IVTE;Y.Ll9EldCEs.
Cleared.

20. . :I. ......s g ssS. n:E: Ts
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General WOODS speech at the Anniversary OF
the Battle OF Buena Visa.

graphic account OF the celebration OF the anniversary
Of the battle Of Baena Vista. The celebration took
place ut The Governors palace on the 23i. The off,
Of the 10th nfanry gave splendid dinner to Gen
Wool and the officers Of the army now with division
who shared with him the peris and achieved the vic
tory OF the memorable 22d OF February, lS47. The
General was in excellent health and spirits and entered
with into the festivities. Toast, story, reminis
cence song and sentiment went round the sumptuously
spread board and several pertinent speeches
made.
We copy q sketch Of that made by General Wool, in
giving the following toast -" Gene raj Taylor He has
returned to the bosom o. hsfaTy crowned with wreath
Alto, Rssaca de Ia Palma, Monterey, and Buena Vista"
General Wool remarked that he thought it proper
10 contradict statement which had been published in
the United States, and recently as coming from the
other line that at period Of the eventtu days
,2d and 23d of February, ls47 when, as Santa Anna
said blood flowed in torrents and the field Of battle
s,rewed with the bodies of the dead, that
retreat from the position occupied by the American
toeps at the of Angostura He declared the stste
men, to be wholly and totally false and without the
siton had never for moment occupied his mind; so far
from H. he considered 1t the only position in the valley
Of saltilo where small force osu main's itself
against large one and had selected 1t esry the
2ad Of Dec 1876 two days after his arrival atAgua Nueva
under the earnest enireay of Gen Worth to and
asss, 10 repel Gen Santa Anna who he supposed was
approaching Ssltlle with large army He was conf
dent that he could defend 1t with his column, at that
time about 700 strong against any force which 1t
probable Santa Anna could bring against it. He further
remarked that spch the strength of the position
tuht out unlortuDate ana most unexpected
treat OF Col Bowles's regiment the ID Indiana voun-
sers, the Americans would have defeotod tho Mexican
army early In the day The attack In the centre had
been repused with great loss by Washington battery
the advancing columns sent to attack and force the left
rad also becn repulsed and dispersed whom at this
1eDt Bowles's regiment fed, under his order to
test the field OF battle Tho engineer in the staff of
santa Anna says in his report Of tho battle that II the
Americans ct the time they dispersed the advancing
columns, had pushed on, the Mexcans would have been
deeAted Santa Anna eing troops flying the field,
hsstened up fresh columns of sIcers drove back Lieut.
o'Brien, now captain and forced our left.
rhe supposed murderer OF MIR zry Roberts hiss arriv
cd ia Camden N j. from Lancaster, Pa The prisoner,
who gives his Lewis Holmes is about 10 years
OF sss aud says his mother resides In Now Brunswick
Strong facts said to suspicion against ths
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nsssia rs.rsa. .ssr..,.s.s.uo..

sILADslvsiA. Nsrrh 10 90 s-Afusst-Bark 0en Js-
sup. Deuekspn. NOrsaass ira Eama Dickiasen Chafes
tor; schs David smith, smIh washissea NC Iula k
gar. Parsons New fsfk
selos-Bns osrs,t. scrhrap. from New Orlsaas also
brQs unknown
tI.s.ds mp wsshrsoa. Bsfsish. Hav.Esssehs Hsvaus
M.Tshon, West ladies' fdxsr rsrsoos New Yorh
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pAcrEr sHr WpLLISeTo~ Cor Loedoa has besn s1asoid
ably dtainsd IN 81 the tnaspest Of Cspss
Chndwick sod unavorabs weslhsr she wil ss tins Tn
dsy1 morning, utdef the command Of Cspt n bnatss
BR ssr HsBHsr scorr. Alstasser Bslf.st. AZ thsrles
Ia standing 20 Tor TIE atrbof sstardy last order
procure pilot the amp ashore shosl 81
North channel THE weather iesg qsite thek the unsl
where she lay several toun winch strsasd vessel
siderable aud caused ~ 20 lsak
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HgvoLyise Lionr o. rss >osra rofsr o, t0aacs.-
On the st Of npsry f.voiyng Lsht srhbiged
Isle Of 0rasla on the Ne,th extremity of Corsea LAT 4.
deg t3 ~ Ion deg AZ ~ Of Green sich
II elevated "a feet the ground anA f,st above the
sea- and 10 visible the distance Of ~ niss The eclipse
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former lover Of the dsossssd. out Of revenge for

former lover Of the deceased, out Of revenge for
her marriage.
The evidence nf all that have been examined
shows tn at the deceased lived happily with her
husband.
The first blow at the deceased probably took
effect upou her left arm, severing an artery, as
the blood that spurted from it Is sprlnkled upon
the wall alongside the bed, and against the
western wall
lat a late hour last night we received informa-
ton, by telegraph, that the coroners jury had
returned verdict that "Mr. and Mrs. Rade-
macher came to their deaths from wounds in
Aicted with one or more sharp instruments, in
the hands of some person or persons unknown,
who, from circumstantial evidence, escaped
after committing the deed ED. HERALD
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rhe supposed murderer of MIR Izry Roberts hiss arriv
ed IN Camden N j., from Lancaster, Pa. The prisoner
who gives his Lewis Holmes, is about 10 years
age, and says his mother resides Ia New Brunswick.
Strong facts said to warrant suspicion against the
prisoner
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:sr;; -: :ss @ = s: s:: ::
for ,hs arsi quarter At sisoss sss cs TIE sss
king the real and ss,us,sa sspsn1lsrses s,~ -
ending June 30 1895 $50 ses sss 90, bot 70 thss sr~
un,s.r Witch could no, b. ..s-,,issS ~ Ss ,S
which have been cent an since the sstuses Of the see
rs,.ry we're mad. This tour nill,o.s shss. vii In
Mr. PrsLrs ssted this inslsasd expsn surss 90 &c.
count Of the public debt
Mr. ArssRros replied that n ala sxclsdlpe. how-
ever the svsis Of Treasury notice Ne then proceeded
with his figures from the reports Of the Secretary Of the
ms sssury ns means 70, n. ys:, ses. and est,
beginning Of the year Of 81 1eo coo and sv.,s IRON
trest iry notes would iesve de6ssney Of Gas 7oS <sT
Of treasury no,es ~ this dstcioncy, bsss been Tor
he fret qusrter, AZ sscsrisinsd .seslI eos
a. ,Ss assas a m".n :. from i, .our,. tn. ,s 0s ~
treasury notes for last three quarter. are ss s,sd
at 50 2s5 2es IS. Add this 20 what has accrued
the sr,, quartz and hs s.ss Of ,hS~sols ys.r vl
balance Of the s2s 7oA ssT - 81 s2sisese To this
deficiency be addsa the OF estimates for
made out which viii increase the tsnc-ncy shove
all the receipts the bsisnce IN the treasury aud
avail, from treasury notes to the sum Of sixteen MAJ
lions, which Il 10 intended 10 provide by this hl
sor1e cross exam nations intsrpcssd by Msssrs
th.ips webster Niiss ana Cisyton-incideatsl qses.
the
Mr.. ArHrRros explained hos Mr. Graham Register
ottns Treasury. happened 20 make the mistake OF
81 900 600 in his Estimates reported 10 Congress
There million Of dollars Ia tA~ hands Of the &c
counting offcers which having been paid out a.
not taken into the account ef the sxpp stures bot
taken into the account o. the year Il
utterly imp ,ssbl- hat the Secretary OF the Tres
sury could attend to the examination OF eli the books
OF his extensive, numerous and muiifsriou. buresun
aud therefore, he W. not personally responsis-
for this single error OF his omcisi r-ports -
Mr. Athsrton next undertook tn shox the mistakes into
which MIR Phelps had fallen In his speech 90 the
hosnces Ia ths receipts aud In
tmstiug the probable expenses Of the for
the current aud the year ensuing "a. slso refer
red to tbs late tract of Mr. Gallatn liable 70 tn.
same inaccuracies He next came TO . reviev Of the
condition OF the puJlic debt lie began With the
$1,000 900 Of indebtedness which Mr. Van Buren, left
behind him increased by the whg Congress Of aI-s9
to $l7 100000 He enlarged upon the difhcuies which
me wings OF the aforesaid Congress he'd In getting
OF money, even In time OF peace aud their resort
to treasury notes and contracted this with the facilities
of MIR Walker In borro ling his miions funds. above
par in time OF Mr. A. for The ss the urrept and
he next fiscal yssr, taken altogether estimates the
amount Of loans and treasury notes erpesded aad re
qured, at an aggregate Of. .......... s6s 600 600
Already expended Observation-Disclosures. IS 900 600
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The best offer yet made!

Life size Portrait Of GEN. Zachary Tay~
lor,
fy.eigM inches wide By thirty inches
long.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

nY viriue Of an order TO me directed
- by the Court of Common Pleas OF Wy,
endot connty, shall offer for sale, at
public vendue, at the door of the Court
house in Upper Sandusky, ON Saturda,
the 23d day of September A. ID. l84s, be
tween the hou,s Of 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and
A o'clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate belonging TO the Estate OF
Christian Heinc, dec, TO wit: The south
west quarter of the north west quarter
of section No. one tl] in Township No
two ri south. in Range No. fourteen [l4l
east, Of the Wyandot Reservation, OhIo
containing forty acres, more or less, sub
iect to the dover, estate Of Carolina
Heinc Appraised al S 1906.
TER MS One half cash in hand, and
the residue in enc year with interest, to
be secured by mortgage on the primsies.
FIR EDERlCK BLOOM, adm'r If
CHRISTIAN HElNC, deceased
U. Sandnsky, Aug 9Th, ls4e.--44 A..
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PROSPECTUS
puDLlsnEp by A COMPANY,

4
The Preorietors of Tie GENTLE
MEMS NAGA2INE are well az are,i,a
| several pe riod,cats ~ n so;ue,vbat sihila,
| cI,aracter have bean nuhli.hed IN ,he
! West. and tbat. after l,ncer,uo tbroncl
! an ebbe,neroI and ,reca,,o,s ex,ata,re
nave been almost unifornly abapdoned d
| They are fnlly convinced. however. tl,al
the radical aause OF these faiIutes cbusisi
NOT so mucb in ihe disinclination of ibe
enliphtened people OF tb,s "a ertern lanl
to euc0Irp ome T,iteraiire y as in th.
fla ct that the proDr,etors respeciiyel,. have
lacked adequate capital 10 ensure a firm
fuundation for the .yurl, AT lie on set -
Tins iusuperable obstacle 10 succe.s ex.
istsnut.iu The nreseni5 ilapazIoe WEelh
er nj at first meats vim tbe s,,pport wblcl,
tis proprIetors dare TO autlclpaie. sul
they are determined TIA, il shall appear
regularly for al least one wear. On HE
fist dsy Of every month: and in lnetary
matter and tyooprapht, execution. shat.
mn, Lo ;ofer,or ,n a., tanay,,a;n ,t.
o,no,,, ", ,, .,eaI',,,..,..,.,i.,.
.,,ui,,r ,l,a, ,La s,,olIas, .,,,',.,o,,o,
n,,,,r, I'D ai,nn n,I',, ra,'.I,,,,',,
hot vs vontnro,o.ssor 10, nc /!ontJo
,onu,s .B,r,,j,,n viii no .y.ry ,,,,,a a,I,,l,
the nrno1ess nl ITO or. lo,I, IN Ma
turo Sr,ance ond 10 E,ne Arts mo,
reou,rea,a ,hat il w,lI.he suc,, 40 III,
NJ NAV n,ondIy record as asbaro,,n
The AIacnzlne WIN he Under tho ea,tor,a.
cop,roI of r. .ULoD. Sa1derp watrknnur
as an elegant d,e,, ndv.oo,on. vr,,e,
and .yohHA.N Uuui,ug,,v who u,ll-rak.
a General ei,aroe mi ,Hs review de,,r,
men, These egenllemen willdevo,e tbe,,
.excIusiye attent,,n !, ,hs e,,,,,,c -, ;,
wo,k striyino as mucl, as nnss,hle ,o n,u
cure yiporous. manly nrodnoi,ous ana
.ayo,d ,Le corrunt,nv em,naiinus of tha,
yitiaied taste and sIcI<I, sen,lmentnlit,
so predomlnan, in lhe literatute of th,
nresent da, E,arv ,b,ng ota S.ci.r,o,
,r politicai nainrs wall ,gr ,,oor,,sl, NV
ol,,deds from ,s n.ges In ay,,d
the intention of on, editors ia mrnish ,he,,
readersvi,h Tales ESSAYS p,.t,, e,c
embodvinp strength. deprh and feryor
1houohi mingled wlib "a. mara tr,Ii,an.
but not less nleasibos deI,ca,e Ana ,sfn,,,
efTnsIon of iaroy and ,mao,na,,,n.and
,l,4refore althonoh GeujJemau,. vao.a
zine il is 10 he bnned liza, the enl,sh,e,
ed Jo1,, in 6nd IN its ,a,nsaI ,n,,on,
commend and admire. The rand crawl
of tie West within lie las, few ,ear,
and The s,iI greater incrensa on.
re6nemeni r.o,i,es Maenz,na sam.
what similar ia uba, no proo,iat,rsc,.,
,emnlate In Tho ,tessnt ,s,,ns,,a,
tie Publications Of r,e Eas, arc wid.I,
d,essaminaled am,ncst ms. hnt mus,
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l}is. LIE ROY'S
NlLD CHERRY AND SARsAPARILLa
PILLS.


nR LIE ROY has most haPpii, sue
n ceeded IN combining " lid Cherr,
and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable in
gredIents, SO as 10 produce a medlcine a /,
once tonic, ana purgatiye, the only perlec
discovery of the kind ever made, hell
greai peculiar excellence, and that wLIct
distinguishes them from all other purga
lives Is, that their operation as sjoHowed b.
no re.actioR. Their uarivalled pulIy Iue
and Purgative properties, for which the,
are lndebtedto the eSsence OF Sarsapari
la, and other ingredients, being conlroll.
ed by their blghli tonic virtues, derIs
trom the extract Of Wild Cherry, they dc
not SfrdR The digesiiue organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as is the mode OF operation With other ca
lhar,ics, but on the contrary strengthen
them imto action. Thus all other puIgatlye
medicines produce more or less suisse
quent cosiiueness, aud siuggishnPss ofhs
gastric juice, while DIR lie Rays rhls
eaUe all he machinery ot'the system faA ID
tYe aud aciiVHy, and the bawets open and
natural Hence. writes Dr Cheeseha"
they are The only active pnrga,.ve willt
can recommend with confidence, anG
without alarm; for they remove nothing
but what ought TO be removed--neither
rack, nor strain--occasIon no apathy Ui
debilItatlon--snd leave the bowels free,
open, and vigorous" But the great vir.
tue DIR. lie Roy's pllls--the virtue Of
hemispheres with a rapIdity almost mir.
aculous-lies IN their; puri6cauon Of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto.
gether uurivalled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They at once arrest the for.
nation Of bad blood by removing all i'm.
purities from the chyle, OF W bicb the blood
IL formed; and moreover keep il clean,
by toDing aud strengthening the diges
tive organs, so as 10 be able 10 exclude
from IL all nader Of an Innutricions ma.
lure, aud then they purity the blood al,
ready in circulation; aud never cease ep
Grafton until II is entirely free from every
uoxious particle aud full of health, life,
and vigor.
AGENTS.
A. J. LOOMS. Upper Sandusky; J.
lSHORB & MARTIN, Lutte saudusky.
| December 81 lS47.-l2-ly.
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