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Thh sveupg 81 res of v,ry triiisnt entertanInents
sppounccd for the benefit Of Caroline Voit, who is
the principal csirao of the company rais sa1y hAs
esrspty distinguished herself by her perfs-ance Of
Arasee In Us-mramidc," and In Lueressa Borgia,"
end In her operas Her voice is very povrrful, ard
her execution Of difficult music quite admirable. On
this aston The will eshisu mote power Than on any
other occasion because the has selacse the best
mpsc 60 display her sb'ates. Cnauestionaby. there
will be very large audience present to testify theiF
ssmiration OF her talents. while thossanda will be at
traecd Ivy the promise given IN the programme Of the
evening which not only cludss raspy novelties but
the prucph vocalhts of the company. We expect 10
see n very large and fashionable attendance
Msrtzek In rapid progress and that his prcsramms
viii he issaed to morrow, torSssug entartsnnent y
the meet novel and exciting chsracter Va expecfec
that many strangers viii to tswn next week. 20 %
present. Tues DAY AFTERNOON and evening nj thu ss"
gsls Of the musical world.
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7nE Stair or EUROPE.

Ihh STATE W tlhoff
LovpoN, August Is. 1851.
soeioi INSTEAD Of Pc,ficsi Ners-GossP Of oil Sorts
T7eoiriool,-7R, .qKuioon Ta-hf-Tle Royal Tacht
syucd,cn IL .9inn- Frcnch Pohtcs-The Prince De
.ro.lriHe g. Lisbon Notification Of the Minisby-THs
German D,i-7Es Frsach Maintain rires Birth 10
Mouse Haiy-R ossHih -Msceiianeous-T1s Lyons Con-
srhaoy-Ccrs ksvs &c.
Parliament Is up-the French legislative Assembly
has sdjournsd-thc Spanish Cortes shut the Ge
Diet l. dull-Bug,sh members ring grouse
oxford undergraduates spending their long vacations
ut Rome( Lord sanl has gone TO the East Indies to
get mp speech (this Lord Stanley must not be con-
founded with the leader ofthe protection Earl OF Derby
since the death Of his fatbcr)-rume Roebuck have
gone the country for fresh ar-Anstey and Urquhar
are preparing attacks Pamerston the River Plate
italian, Hungarian, and Greek questions-the Lady
Jerseys Csmtnna, vers, and clique. gone TO the
German spss-s few Ct the fashions still figure In the
boxes Of her Msesys theatre but London Is going to
the country est Ia Champagne, the French say,
and wba. has your unfortunate correspondents, to do but
to swim with the current and do likewisel For once
then truce politics (Which shall condense in r.
So and your readers fhal have sossipipg letter
Shall begin by the opera or the yacht club or by q
bit Of scandal
Let art have prccedcncs. You will scarcely credit me
when tell you that London with its populs-
Zion and immense wealth, cannot support two op.r,
houses Lsmiey, the indefatigable empesario Of her
Msjestys theatre, who gave Jenny Lind Eve hundred
nuinese night house and table for twelve csrriae
and horses, &C, lie, am told, hard up When say
hard up mean he is not making money. lam Told he
bss been induced for the consideration Of annuity
(they soy f'ooo yesr) TO give up thestricsls Toe
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1he Overland Mil.

by sdviccs from Trieste, 81 the 18th inst We are
fcrned IL the arrival ut Sues Of the Indian mail
The usjdipgton left Calcutta the 81 July AZ a
rive 4 at suez on the dth inst
Her date. from Bombay are to the 5th July. fhe mail
which left Bombay on the Tth Of June, mu q have
turned to Ceylon accsunt Of bad westf err Her
rival nsy be looked for n month later.
Itwss reported that orders bad he given for the
ndcr Of the northern provinces 4 the Nzam in
tbfaction Of the due to the at India Company
Thee wtre rumors q an outb- ssk In Cashmere
An Enelish veetel has beer ~recked In the urghbor
nsiiyts
Commerce YES dull,
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Gold The by tho linton. .


To C,yr.rx Mspvs. Commander of the lats
Steamer Union
Drsp s,n We take this opportunity (alresdy too
long oayed Of expressing to you the great obgston
conferred by your unrrmttipg versions IN saving
from the wreck of the steamer Union our trunks OF
press parcels and tour boxes containing four thousand
ounces Of gold dust, consigned to US
To your care perseverance,, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
serious and embracing dcultiesdo feel indebted
for the preservation 81 this property aud for which W
beg you 10 receive our vsrmet shanks.
T.nserpg you sympsf es for the loss Of your
eel and wisbirg you Uninterrupted success And proepe
ritz for the future, r~u,sip your obdient servants
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
Msnsgtr and Agents n uregvrys Express.
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Italy.

The TYnes' sorrespond,nt writing fssm Rome, on the
9Th states that strong rupert preva there taat The
Pore intends shory TO VIA Bologna aud rnn this ru-
MGR sp;i - snotb,r. tis his hos~ss and hs frenoA
trut, cors tuch sguivocal serms thst be woad
opsider himself saer ssder the Austrian shan Tue ~
colour ing. and u srtremeiy spprehsasive OF 1he
temporary nseendersy Of the R,as.
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Continued dunces aud depression, M OF late appear
stiN mark of the trade ia nearly
the weather the harvest and foreign importatons
ing to dsrate all active operations la any OF depart
ments.
The bi liant weather and bright prospects of harvest
which preved throughout the past week and continued
uptN the night of tuesday last. then completely
by frequent heavy rains close sutry
atmosI here during the whsle Of Wednesday and
yesterday; to-day however, Is foe. with brisk drying
bres and thus far little or no injury l. apparent
Except malt which sir supplies or ard, the
receipts coaswise ard from Iceland since Monday last
have been small from America, France the Baltic nad
Danube. however, have to note liberal supply %
wheat various parts abroad tolerably good
sion Of beans aud indian corn. and from the united
ststss barrels Of -four, but 1880 SACKS only rom
France
Occasional transactions in -four at our last quotons,
and al-s cargoes Of Indian corn saoai form
the principal stures Of the trade with US irom tue close
q Tuesdsy market to this date; all other articles hav
ing remained pominslly UNMARRIED
Having very few home and country mlers at car Corn
Fxchsr &c day and general disposition eyiac-d 20
remain Inactive sales CT wheat even In retail PARCELS
scarcely feasible, and hsh buyers cone io:wiid
somewhat lower would have been concldcdi the
business done. however, extremely iasgnhctnt
pether n at leave last quotations sor all ds-
scrptons OF this grain nomnAly unaltere1 The arri-
walls Ct States Canadian Hour Though large, S.ce
met h, an improved demand from consumes, and the
rates of Tuc day fnily maintained prias marks OF
pcrcf ard otherk kinds rmeinipg steady IN value,
Barley beans aud peas exciting little Ect,fe, were the
turn cb,aIer Malt the contrary was aiair requc.t
and rather dearer oats taken spsTingy, and oet-
meal was fss bile on the tel ms last noted
Indian corn. although taken less frrc!y to-day from
srsrary supported late prices aud several moro 'ating
osIgoes chang,diaudA
The following Tulsis, a quota.!oss-W heat, PEI
20 lbs CsraciAn mixed Ard red "a I'd De- I'd WHIT.
o. ID o. Sd uniied States do. do ,as "a 5s lC ~
white q I'd Ga Indian Corn. Aso Tbs Aricri, "a
yellow. IRE ca. 2jr.; white, 3D. Ga 2s. "a. Fl-1r.
PER hi l9G lbs-Causdian sweet los 6i 2e' Ur:.od
states Western Csusl do ies ~, Onio i9s ~ D->
Cd; Philadelphia aud baltimore do. rs. 2Os.; tcE
Orleans, lie "a ar United states snd Canaoian lv~s<i
and sour. ijs. he Cd freDch Hae aad supereas ~
seek $50 lie, .es n 3ls extra, S3s 3is.
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IIus sia.

The tnroIie H,lsss publishes bus.ir from the Rus
sian army In the Caucasus giving ,ouut OF AN en-
rsr.meDt the 2s of JUNE IN which the Russians are
stated to have gained great advantage.
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Mex.m.nts Of p,ss,rsalshsd Iadivid~aIs'

Mr.. Webster IL at franklin, N. u. oerA"
he does rot expect 10 leave there for four OK ~.
This eoptrsdiets all the reports In circu'suon ~
was expected immediately IN This city, Q" r'"s '''
| ipetcp. -. o..o a.
Hon. D. T Disney member Of Congress 3os "-'' y
l in rtisatlpbis.
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he nags token in AJg ria and Spain are those most


injured
We have had two or three railway accidents lately
ore the Great Western. on Sunday and two on the
South On each occasion twenty to thirty people
were or less seriously injured
The trial Of the persons implicated In the Lyons plot
If preceding quietly. You will remember that about
year ago. the public startled by the intelligence
nearly all the southern departments the object Of
which to overthrow the government and establish
the red republic had been discovered some the priu
cipal persons concerned In 1t arrested and since
then The authorities have been busly engaged tracing
its rsmfcatons. Other arrests effected from time
to time and correspondence and documents Of great i'm
portapce seiztd.
The gsrrison OF Ly ons has been increased
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on Sunday last.
The Trent with the West India mails up July
rived at souths mptoD on Saturday.
The Propontis. with the Cape mails up to July 4, ar
rived at Ply mouth Oh the nth Cape affairs have under
gone change though there has been loss fighting.
The market for American stocks has been quiet, this
week Mesrs. Bell Il son give the following quotations
for transmission to America by the Asia steamer from
Liver pool on Saturday -
United states Six per C~ut Bonds lse2 .104h los
United States Six per Cent Bonds 1SeS. llH ll2s
United States Six per Ceut Stock. lS676S .104 los
New York State Five per Ceut. 1S58-'oo.... o5 90
New York City Five per Cent, l6b5-70 80 81
Boston City Five per Cent Bonds l85S-62 =. 90 "a
Pennsylvania Five per Cent Stock. SlH 821S
Ohio SIX Ier Cent Stock 1870. ..103 a 10f
Maryland per Cent Sterling Bonds,..... 80 90
Canada Six per Cent Bonds, 1874 ...... 1851 109h
There has not been very great deal of business
acted this week. the Bourse Paris and the market
is steady. The Three per Cent French Rentes
95f CSC.
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10" rionff mAhkkr' nesust 10 my y " - -
settled and unss,sfactory nsston PRICES hav- COMO
back and Ibe tcndencv .n,ssr, RI IN s-su
The speculsors are not sxtsnsye onsrasnrs boweysr
ard the public deal ,byough The brokers' h, moder.S,
In the stock Of bullion but Il will a hut sr,e Con-
soils sre hee Wv At ass To- Z for mons and on ~ ~ fr
seconst. rsdnes4 three rs, e.nts OK ~ ~ 80,
and Gssr,e or ner cents es7t 20 90 t.np Stool" OK 30
2lo exohsquer bits 46s to 49s prem The value OF the
various securities Ia as thsy ave
been dur n the pres. mt week the fall l. qual to uar-
ter per cert
Three O'clock --Coasos close for moEsy, 9Gk to- 81
ssd for the account, 9s5s to a. Shares heavy
Great Wetteri SO1f to 81; Great Northern 1885, to III
Southeastern, 2l3s to " In foreign stocas, Mexican
are 2eX TO x
I,.r..o,. C.--ox M.,v,r Ar, h-rt.,e Z, rn,
hn az H. Ss;r 80 ,,,n a,rn H. ras, ,-os ~
iraaaa can NO Wv tba sarv es
crnton for the Last month So much for The 81 sadness
IS Pp; "a 'ha ...t.a a .ra.,ar ~ onr n,srs.. Al
Other q; orr nrocsed;pgs ia also worthy Of obaeT
yaIion .am,u ,ha, Hrs s tso hnsnsss bas hae for
fg .ns paSmsuppsyng eSpur'ess r;o1 = anu anu
., =. a.,n ,,,S,a NV 3 iirn;sh.d ,r,th
MAJ .et ~ s.n aounaSny , =, W." s
say Thp,a 60 ~ 30 o,,ht $780, go ,b;s i,rga
cd lorgcont;nn.d hnsiness tbst tha immea;sts I'D
Iyesng Of bors an far as REGARDS na
rron,aa,a.;os -, 10 1911, raiiarsS. ga o. ;, ~
Col. 90 $50 G. ,,; go y.S Iii nn,;,ara a.
d",a Wv 81 ~, - ,,. 80 80. ~, - w. 80 -,
th o,r; 70, ~. =, b.s - naI ' dJ ,e y .,
nicss ,, 40 iaas. ba Pr,.;,.ts,sd rhs con, mi,sas
h,"Is, n,a" .ts;, D,nt o. Giia WoSa =, 80 ~
and nppms ee =, asa 1s" Amssra, 40 SEQ snr.t
- - Sa". s - 49, 1870 a. % ooo 80 5000. 500
,@os 80. aa" 'M a az eo n. Gnu - ,co m
sun" ISo ~ anu ~ aa aoV ,es
oi eNPo' Ane saioS VI INC WYNN were n 'o'o D"'os-
LoNpeN Cobs MAnwrr, August 10 There WAS steady
show Of English whra' at this mornir g's market but
n ili' extremely cautious, and sales effect
ed SLOW at he currency OF Monday last Quotations
OF iors'en nomihsiy upaiterd Flour, ooih English
snu foreign, SOW OF safe at former prices Barley,
supplies OF oats both English ana foreign scany and
uade stesay, ~ an ao'ance Oh Cd, per quarter
at Els to rs per cut for pots and sos per ost for
pearls Coeeln the early part of week article
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number Of delegates TO which they may
DO entitled, nor can the committee deter
mine the representation Of those counties,
whose territory has been reduced 10 make
these new counties. This matter will
be arranged by the conventions of the
counties'interested.
s. MEDARY,
s. D. PRESTON
J. REINHARD,
s. w. ANDREWS,
THO. SPARROW.
Democratic State Central Committee,
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CHOLERA IN THE Wet This disease
has made its appearance at different points
! in the West. The Louisville Courier
says tina! cabin passenger on the steamer
Bob Rogers, from St. Louis, died Of
cholera. and was buried at wood yare
be low Evansville.
The louisville Journal says: "We
learn from the officers ofthe Bostona that
this disease was prevailing in several
towns and on the plantations along the
Mississippi.
The steamer Sultana arrived at st.
Louis on the 9th, with large number Of
emigrants. Only four deaths occurred
during the trip. The quarantine below
St. Louis has heen abandoned, The ground
being under water.
| The Natches Courier, of the 4th, says:
The cholera, we regret TO learn, appeared
La few days since on the 9Waterloo Plan
tation" Of Capt Minor, and several
deaths occurred among the negroes. II 10
no doubt one Of The results ofthe crevasse
which took place in that neighborhood
last winter.
The Cincinnati Times Of Monday says:
| There is no doubt whatever that cases Of
cholera. occur daily in every part Of the
! Wast-op the rivers, and in lad beyond
contagion, if that is essential to its exis-
tence. Louisville and Cincinnati both
/ furnish well defined cases in no wise con-
nected with river employment. Bowel
complaints are now general, and should
attract attention.
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The returns Of the votes for @ overnor
in October 1850, in the counties Of Full
ton, Morrow and Vinton, having been
made to The counties from which they
were taken, and the county of Noble
having been erected since The last Cub
ernat orial election, the committee have
not The means Of uscer lining the number
of democratic votes tailed within then
limits, and consequently cannot give,he
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ArrAcKpp BY 4 SWORD FrsH.--Tht

ATTACKED By A SWORD FIsH.--The
bark Said Bin Sultan, on her recent voy-
age home from Zanzibar, received an
assault from sword fish, which was SO
powerful that the creatures sword was
thrust through the bottom Of the vessel,
distance Of seventeen inches, penetra-
ting plank in the course Of its progress.
The sword then broke off and remains
sticking in the vessel. The shock which
the fish gave was so violent as to be
felt on board, and the crew ran TO the
side to see what was the occasion Of it.
--Salem freeman.
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RnDuc11oN OF PosrAcn. Under the
operation ofthe new Postage Law, which
wentinio operation the first Of this month,
the following will be thelrates Of postage
Weekly papers TO any Office in the
County where published ifee--out o.
tho County and under fifty miles from
the place of publication s cents per quar-
ter--oyer so and under 300 miles 10
cents per quar,er--over 300 and under
1000 miles Is cents per quarter.
A single letter, not exceeding hall
ounce in weight. TO any distance NOT ex-
ceoding 5000 miles, prepaid, 3 cents,
moi prepaid 5 cents-ovcr 5000 miles,
prepaid, 6 cents, not prepaid IL cents.
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II 1IHIH< 10 U6< OUT Qi tH~ 3ul3A INuN "
.<o4 out Of H. But I do not believe thai
sh6 viii |ind il very easy to get out.
Thore oro other matters, fcllow-ciii'
zens. upon which have been called 10
&c, during my service in the Senate
The public lands is one Of these: BY
some ibo public lands are regarded as q
fund 10 be distributed with view 70
revenue By others, as vast property
10 be divided between Staies and Corpor.
ni|ohs for various purposes Of improve
Ineni. By Others, as an estate held in
trust for ihe people, to be partitioned
among The people. 1 concur with those
Who hold The opinion / have last mem
toned. voted for the bill granting
lands 10 the soldiers Of the different wars
In which the country has been engaged.
/ voted for II, not merely as an act Of
Justice to the soldiers, but as a measure
Of distributing lands among the people.
/ was asked the other day if did not
(hink that there were classes Of indivi-
5uals not included in the bill, equally
e,.iiiled to It's benefits. My answer was,
Yes--o very large class; the whole class
Of The landless. When the Bounty Land
bill vas under discussion, | prepared an
amendment which Will read, and which
expresses my view Of the subject. II
was NOT thought by the friends Of Land
Reform cxpedient TO press il at that time.
But trust \ VIII YET become . part Of
'e =" - ''' ANU
NJ e'HAsn nero reao MS amendment
40 loIIowsI (,
re Y further endcfed' lnat every
IandIess cIlizen, aud every emigrant VINO
has made declaration o, in'ennon 70
become citizen OF me Um'eu S'a'es'
being OF adult age, snaii epe en','iea 70
ono hundred and s'x'y acres OF iana io'
actual setliemen's ana every person. 80
emitted, having nrs' maoe amoavit 2,
intention TO settle upon SAID land, snali
receive from the department OF I'VE IN
terror certificate or warrant, reciune'
briefly, the facts which constitute me
title % sa'd warrant, ana 1ne wa.sal'ee ,sa 4
may Locale saIa warrant l. q p.0s'usa =
me second sec''on q .n.s ac,' anu II
ee'{es pa'ens con.a'n'n ne san,s
rectal as tne waI'an' 'nelslo,' a.u MI, n0.u y
tne same 90 iong a. ne = sne s'a'l T.
man actually sealed upon sun ianu,
exempt rom oxecsuon q salo upon any
process, o,oei, q uec'eo " uny ooui' -
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f.
Included every important appropriation
FOR The Rivers and Harbors Of The Yves,
Tlis amendment was defeated, and de
faatcd BY ihe votes Of prolessed ifiendl
and champions Of River and Harbor i'm
|provomenis. I iInpute no motives; but
cannot bet regard their as singularly IN
fortunate.
have thus, fellow citizens, briefly re
viewed the most important questions up
on which have been called to act Al
your Senator.
In conclusion, permit me to say that
the same principles which have governed
my action heretofore will control il here
latter.
r. Whether in public or in private
station, land a priuate is 10 me not less
acceptable than a public station, II shall
be found, God giving me strength, I
maintainer of Freedom.
Whether supported or alone, | mean
10 stand, resolutely and inflexibly, b,
the great Democratic doctrine Of equa
and exact Justice to all men.
| BY The utmost efforts Of humble abili
ties, ! desire TO promote the iruest and
| highest interest Of our whole country il
all its breadth, and especially Of thai
noble State in which your lot and my loi
I is cast.
| desire TO see The National ownership
Of the Public Domain terminated within
our limits.
| desire 10 hasten The time when every
man who has will to work shall have q
spot 10 work upon, and q home to live
lin.
desire to sec those mighty inland
seas which stretch along our Northern
border, and the great Rivers which pene-
irate our vast Interior,-the like Of which
the world has no.,-improved by the
common treasury Of the Naiion, and
made the safe channels Of the Commerce
and Navigation 10 prosperous people.
desire 10 soe--God grant that we
may live 10 see 1.-THE hope Of Jefferson
and his compatriot statesmen not vanish-
ing as bright dream in ,ho darkness of
disappointment; but realized in the prac-
iical application Of tho principles Of
Freedom and Justice TO the affairs ofthc
State and National Governments; link
ing, in kindred bonds and without flaw,
great and yir,uous people inhabilins
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from
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SAnpusKY CoUNrV Every township
in Sanduslsy county gives majority in
favor Of the New Constitution! Well
done, Orion, and The rest Of the demo.
crats! ~ Ohio Statesman. I
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.EMocRATIC COUNTY, TICKET.
Celebration OF the Fourth or Fully, at
K KaIida.

Anniversary Of Independence was hat
in our village, in the Court house,
JosrpH NlcHoLs, Esq, was President 0
the Day, and WIZ. M. BELL, Esq, yic'
President. The exercises Of the Day
were opened by singing a Patriotic
Hymn, when Rev. w. X. BRIcE, Chap
lain Of the Day offered fewent praye
to the Throne Of Grace for the con
tinued Prosperity and Blessings Of Coz
on our Country and returned Thanks fol
His Guiding Care Hitherto over tht
American Republic.
The Declaration Of Independence wa'
lthen read by DR., r. w. THRrr,
] After which an Grafton was delivered
by Mr.. JAMES MACKENZIE.
Ths exercises concluded with the sing
| ing a National Ole, when the procession
was formed by Maj. s. PARKER, Marshal
of tile Day, assisted by JAMES H. VAIL
Esq, and proceeded by music, marched
through Main street, and to the residence
Of Capt. Thomas CoULrHR, where mos
excellent and plenteous dinner wai
served.
After the dinner, the following toasts
we're drank:
!. The day we celebrate-it witnessed
the commencement uf our govofnment--
may the day be far removed which dawns
upon its dissolution.
2. George Washington--his example
was perfcct-his ambition his country
her respect is his monument.
8. Tho union Of the States--the CO.
ment of national Independence in
gradients, patriotism, justice and liberty.
A. The President Of the United States.
5. The Army--our ancestors owed TO
its valor the establishment: of their inde-
pendence- while there is freedom to
fight for, that valor will never be found
wanting to extend our empire or defend
our honor' ono,
= The NavuN.tla bnIwa,k of our
commerce.. bears aloft the flag Of in
dependence upon every sea.
?. Inc stars 2, on son,caesaes. aaa..s g !
- ,,1,g sIn;r nas l,,;ll;,rcu vIi; rou'N =
9. Religion, morality and education
substitutes for the brIstlIng steel and
Standing armies oi despo'lsm--geneIa'
s to.s y "ono W. os,nn u,9e, and I morno.ma,;nc @
our eree institutions,
10. The Press priceless in its free
dom, deathly in its licentiousness.
II. Labor--whether physical q mental
I'VE bless thy elevatlng and purifying
power on the human race-be still the
good angel Of our destiny. and that des.
tiny will be happy. .
IL. Inc State O. onlo-ner sons w,ll ,,n
neser .a,i e,i y y, .ouy, ;c "ns de.,h Sn as ;,s
defence.
ACs = AZ A<"ttSS - ~ NsSNSS s>-~-N-'
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0s7- In The counties ofPickaway, Fair
field Muskingum, Perry, Fayeite and
Clinton, $e74, 100 have been subscribed
70 ihe Cincinnati and zanesvilled Rail.
road.
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MR. CnAsn's SrEEcH. We insert TO-
day the conclusion Of Mr.. C.'s able
exposition Of his course in tho United
States Senate, We have hitherto re-
peatedly stated our approval and high
appreciation Of his action in that body,
and our Democratic Representative Dis
trict Convention has expressed the same
sentiment. We have only 10 reiterate
that we are still satisfied that his course
as Senator has been high-minded, in
dependen. and democratic, and as such
must meet general approval.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-11

APPOINTMENT ny THE GovERNoR.--
Shepard F. Norris. Esq, President Judge
Of the l1th Judicial Circuit, to gil the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Hon. George Ceilings Ohio Statesman.