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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

A SAFE BET-Several gentlemen were
riding in n car on one Of the Boston rail-
roads few days ago. when the conversa-
ton turned on the next Presidential elec.
tion, and the merits Of Webster. Fillmore.
Scott. Cass. and Others we're discussed at
large. After some time, solemn individu.
ul, who had listened in silence, addressed the
party tins: My friends, you are all ofynu
wrong. Before the election of 1852 the
word win .avs come to an end, and Jesus
Christ will be the Presiden. of the Uni~
verse!" Up started en- enthusiastic gentle.
man from The Granite State who suffering
" said 10 The MiIerite-"S-sir. l'll BIB. be-
you ten dd.dolnrs N. Hampshire w.w.w,.
won't go for him!" roar of laughter
greeted The exit the Second Advent man,
as he removed himself to another car
Boston Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

change cnme over the spirit OF my
dreams. wns willing to give up my bark
notions rather than 10 be forced 10 eat
coon in midsummer; and from that Gay
henceforth | resolved to class myself win
the democratic party. find this ssa' ho~
Ibecame democrat.
How many OF your readers are there.
Mr.. Editor, who can give better reason
for their party allegiance and associations
SATCHEL.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

TRANSIENT NEWSPAPERS. BY the io!-
lowing letter from the Post Office Depart
mcn,, received BY TIE proprie'ors al the
Baltimore Patriot, i, will be perceived that
postage on all newspapers. sent for pc
riod less than lhrco months, must be pre-
,,,,J.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

YANKEE E-DooDLE.-In a curious book
on the round.towers Of Ireland, the origin
of the term Yankee Doodle was traced 10
he Persian phrase, "Yanki dooniah. .""ln'
habuauls of the New World" Layard, IN
his book on "Nineveh and its Remains."
also mentions "Yanghi-dunia" as tbe Per
sisu Of America.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

CRYIAe.-The Boston Post considers cry.
ing rs natures hydropa,hic remedy for
grief and il asks
"Why don't somebody write out the phi.
losophy of crying? It is a rich subject and
worthy of the best treatment. That tears
arc n great blessing there is no doubt-per.
hnps the greatest, next TO rain. 1t is not a
grea, grief that series" and the little ones
are wonderfully mended. and sometimes.
cured by this innocent and ancient form OF
hydropa,hy. To be sure it is not pleasant
to see women and children cry-bus then it
should be remembered thot it is a luxury TO
them. and. provided they ore no. Extensively
v, citsrous. cen let 'em cry! 1t is danger
our to "dnm their eyes"-und should not
be attempted"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

4, old bachelor friend at ours has pasted
rho following eptaph over his desk, aud
oh,ckles over it dozen lines day:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-07-25

ErITAPH.
rod,r this stone do lie,
Rack to back my wife and /;
Nc bles, ,b,n when in llie's short space
We Inv like Others, face 10 face.
Now free from quarrel,, Tree IRON lear
If she should scold Cannot hear;
When the last trump the air shall fill
If she gets Up. why, III lie still.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

Notice IS hereby given, that the undersign-
ID. ADMINISTRATIVE If the estate Of William
lark. deceased, late of the county Of Lafay-
re and Stale Of Wisconsin, IN pUrsu-
nee Of an order Of the probate court Of said
-unty Of Lafayette, vii sell at public sale.
ne house ca the premises, In the town Of
leadail IN said county, On the 2ud, day Of
lay. next, the following described land, be-
.nglag . said estate: The west half Of the
.a1.s-Sest quarter dissection number fourteen
l4,1 the vest half If the north east quarter
u section number fifteen (I5.) In township
saree north of range two east In said county
Lafayette. Sale to commence at one .
..eA Id tie alter-en.
ELIZABETH CLARK.
Administrators E-state Of William Clark.
AHrli I0, 1851. 2t-3w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

DgracLr having been male By SEBA s WILEs.
n lie conditions and stipuiatlons contained IN
ram mortgage executed BY him under his hand
,a8 seal 10 one WuoLsEK MCGEE and JA,IEs Drx-
An TO secure two notes of hand made by the said
-r,rtgagor, SEBA :. WILEs. to said mortgages
WoaLsEY NcGEE aud JAAEs DIXON, which SAID
mortgage bears date the seventh day OF Septetn-
hsr, 4 D, 1919. and recorded in the Office OF the
Register of Deeds IN and for the county Of Iowa
4 The State OF Wisconsin, the eleventh ,ilv OF
September, 4. p, 1919, - O'Clock p NJ in vol
-.as 81 mortgages, on page 5SG on which sad
s--z1Ee and notes to secare watch the same was
,ea. faere IS now due and claimed 10 be due the
IN Of one hundred AMI seventy SIX dollars and
e.z4festt cents. On Saturday. the thirty FIRST day
S MAY, 4 D. 1851. at ire Court House door. in
.za ,o.n Of Mineral Point In TIE county Of Iowa
1-4 STATE Of " iscoussn said mortgageG premises.
1g ne east half Of tae north east quarter VI
.,.9l Member thirty three ia township number
a3Eta o. rage number one east Of the fourth
e.lp.e mer.1.an II Iowa county ana State OF
.=e3a=-a, vii Be so.d al public auction 10 salts
ta= amount 4aa n salj notes AMI mortgages.
N0eLSF.T sIGEL,
JAMES DIXON
Z Il. u LCSS, Mortgages.
Solicitors L23-ow
Mineral Foint April 18th S. D. 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
CODYS ONT MENT NEVER
FAILS.


III auost perfect remedy for sores Or al kinda
-Uges gals, bruises. sprans. rl-.--toGes epa7Ils,
50 eeney. fo;indeie1 feet. a.e.. &c Also saeunaT-
izra- eAarpel hands, sore bps. running sores, plies
s7reei face. sore feet sore legs uices contracted
cords. eraFtfe boiiss enlarged joints. cll-es: IN
eases o. bruises and sca.ds .l.al-dia-e apFiscs-
llon o. tlis Ointment 1sil afford nst4n. Fesi
y Horse and Family 0iEil. sIt- lie I.-o 7ris
TO- challenges Tie world 20 pzotvee is eaaai.-~
Farmers and IeaIastcTs should al.,ays have & sup
ply Cd is7 Invaluable article on laff 5sr eases =
emergency. no family should - s thost Il 20
2 single asy- Ias hsar O. paisl eaaes as.-l ,gs
ie 81 eNFect IT, Therefore - P.farei I--5s 3a--
alest Is pat . very large an toxas ar sod =
tie l7sy lfrlca g. q esnfs ser bcI 05-ee 74=
wlls.ea Signature b ~ proPElassT II eterg b7S
= lisoat Ills nose is seaiiae.
sn.8 a-oic---s All ID 4T ~ IN.
Go1s Z Is 4tn1eEieaa tgez.ey lgEes. y 1saSes72
Ills Asu on The Same tes5as hg IT p p tai-
ford 81 -.-4ersi l..ai a.a. = asea.s sesg s'sss
tic 1sS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
PEDEGEEE:

GoIdindef was sired by the celebrated Gold
finder q hamouraska. imported from Nor
mandy, F-ance dam Sally from Southern
mare oy an imported English horse. The
sire oftais horse has been considered Is stock
breeders one CT the best horses ever Imported
into Canada. The present horse combines
tie size. beauty and feetness so Characters
tic Of The Norman French, known as one of
the most valuable breeds in Europe, as vel
as II this country.
T. K. BLODGET.
Mineral Poin', April 10, 1851. 2l.ws
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
Drv Goods. Groceries,

Crockcrn HGrasrare Boots and .StrfS,
Read4-lLaIs Cttliag, Iron, Nalks, Class
.SfeeZ &c, d.
Which are wanted III tbs market; and the wei
known low prices It whach goods are sold a. on
store reae7s i M aee~srry fer rs 10 say toI Gus
TONERS that they can ad better bargains by ealns
on rs than al any other place ~ town = any
doubt H. all they have do Is To call and 1Fe viii
try and convince tl.eae 0f the fact.
We nave aii kinds OF Goods. AMI are always
glad 10 SHOW thenl n customers, and al Others
ho desire 10 sea New Goods Good Goods. and
Cneap Goods TREG3ShIS s, BROS
sen. 2sth. Ies0 s9l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

70 PRINTERS and DE.fLERS ~ WHITE
led. LIESEED & CASTOR OILS
vB7HE uaders signed manufacturers Of White
r Lead, Linseed and Castor Oils, in the city Of
r. Louis having about two months since com
pleted their establishment. are now prepared 10
furnish Painters and dealers with 4 superior art-
CT Of White Lead, &c &c
Every Painter IN the city of s. Louis, who has
yet tired oar IS hite Lead, pronounces It superior
IL any other manufactured in the West, as appears
b. their Certificate published below
Feb. 10, 1851 R. c. CLARK & co.
The Undersigned, Painters in the city Of Saint
louis hereby certify that we have used the White
Lead manufactured b. r. c CLARK E Co, OF tals
city, and find il. 50 Tar as they have yet tried it.
to be very excellent article. superior indeed 10
AIRY other White Lead manufactured in the west
JOAN S Watson, r. Thoraburg,
DicFiczer {, Eisted, James >pore.
W. A. ThorubBfg, Richard $ Hillrnan.
Gordon < y God, W. :. Etrs,
N. c. Engllsh. James Scollay,
Middleton & Tarlton
S. LOUIS. Feb 6, 1851
1Iessrs. r. c. Clark 6, Cot gives me much
pleasure To inform vou that, having carefully
rled your " n.te Lead in several different ways.
bn3 II equal ia body and whiteness. and quality
generally to any article manufactured in the west
You are al liberty TO use this a a recommenla-
lca if il VIII he Of any benefit q You.
I am, with much respect, yours, sc.
21-2ml CHARLEs T. WuGUs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
10 Breeders OF EEorscs.

I He beautiful young Stallion. GENERAL
TAYLOR" VIII stand during this season
4 his own Stable, IN Mineral Point, where a
Groom VIII be found IN constant attendance.
General TayloF'' IS the property of Fran
els Vivian. Esq, he is now rising four years
Jld. and is sixteen hands. three inches high.
Persons wishing 10 avail themselves OF this
opportunity viii please apply to the owner on
o AIr John Ivey. who will be found az ali
lines in waiting al the Stables.
Farmers wishing 70 improve their stock
xill DO well TO call.
RATE OF CHARGES.
For the Season, $500
One Standing. $50
Half the money to be paid at the first standing
md the remainder on or before the 29th DAY
of June, next.
y b. Single standing 10 De paid in advance.
Mineral Point, April 3rd, 1851, :w23.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17

- ItL .i1kS---A fail assortment u PAINT rI.s
- e. Farnish brushes, SASH Tools. J,-4ln;ug
brushes. Scrubding brushes. Shoe truahes Hair.
sale by THO RODCLF.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
FU1SEC EDEECE.

4 IL persons are hereby notified MOTTO trespas-
- Liue.ot Dig. upon the following lands with
ont the written consent or pc mission OF the own
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
mzL x -&EA @@@ @ -
REsr eCALIrr OF rAPER.

Of all kinds, ruled to order, and on the
REST QUALITY or PAPER.
OIL Looks re bound. in Turkey Morocco, Plain.
English. Gala Sheep, CT Poper Bindings. Maya
zines, Pamphlets. Session Laws, DC bound in the
BEST Of styie-aIi Of which work viii be executed
It the forrest Milwaukee prices.
H. Paper for Blank Books. consisting Of Car
'Town. DENY, Medium, Royal, Super ROYAL
imperial, Double Crown aHd Folio Post. ALwATs
tS HANDS
\. B.-Orders from distance must be accom-
'aPer required, and style OF binding. must be dcs-
'cc9rjaace with tie usual form Ter tie blank
aooE required
The establishment IS entirely new. and embraces
ths latest lHpros e.4eats a Ruling aa3 B.adiug.
III r555 tzsrau.ea
RErEEGNcEs
Hon. j. c. Ed,rchl.i, state Treasurer.
Hon. Wv. y Bars:ow. Secretary OF state.
Geo. p. peapaiue Esq
j.. BarticE, Clerk Of tie Court.
T. Il. Lo.g, Esq, Register Of Deeds, Dane G.
Wan. WEIGH ESQ j. T.
y. Ogden. Esq, j. 2.
Botlin & Knapp Att'ys at Law
Collins. smith tl 1aFPaH, do.
Cat.n. Abbott & Ciar.1. do.
J Il. Brigham, Esq. Cter3, Supreme Court
IL Orders Tot Binding, Tor This vicinity. may
BE left 1T the Tribune Office" Mineral Pa 1T.
rom whence they VIII be forwarded, and the
tgork eNrc4...oa=ly returned.
Madison, Feb 20, 1881. lis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
Bounty lands.

70 Sokliers Of khe IldiaH H7ars, and
Last liar leitt Great Britain:
TnHE undersigned are prepared to prosecute
- Claims under the late Act of Congress.
granting Bounty Lands TO Officers and Soldiers
in tie La~t War with Great Britain, or in any Of
he Indian wars siHce 1890. and TO Commissioned
)iicers iu the Late War with Mexico, and hereby
give notice 10 persons having such claims, or
wishing information in relation TO them. that thew
viii receive prompt attention by applying per
sonaly or by letter (post-raid) TO
GRAN FORD & PARIS.
Mineral Point, Oct II, 1850. 13l-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17


sutiaei his heart arr uer.e-t- MADE bis -r-n;
Thus Alexander kEe,i 4, beatty shrine,
An1 Anthony .elt Cleopatra Chains divine;
Celestial baauty--tlaHghier O. tEe SKIES
slTskiuuel rose checked airs. l!ig-nec sed. arise
rrv RApvAYs CaISEsz Nh DlC4TEn o.g
I4is, this aoue each .ofn 81 p5Fag
Ana make ;he usiiest handsome 70 tie eye!
uis ioF pmpies. letters. bio-clss, Ehel-la,
Wlil blniza al. bsiere it, F.th perfume
10 r.U4s-WoEu, >cuT.- mosqlo bites nor Tax,
Can stay is force on face q la7l- eF man.
.'st an $40 test i, ,siii at Rasie il shrine.
Confess his Soap gives be41Et 5 glow ~-'ln-'
Us. dear reader. Red., ~ Soar Is tru'y
riend 10 those vino wish isr 81 ti5y's -ie.v
d'rlue--t imports hCa. 3D., ewerfae~- -..--! -lus-
3cfy 70 the s1riVcilsA skin ',.st l,s.is tU aiie
Csre, sAiloU couv. xiaa--rtslovt5 HuuP.ss.
aiuiie~, tsttets ri,sh suu-hurus chops osl,.Sss.
and rough skin.
The most d-iieu-us soap.ntNc world is Rad
ways II, d.caJed >rap, it instantly Femas
Fan redne>s aad other rf.na wing >Hois tronl1hc
si.iu. For SHuviag, Ta5l-t, s.ui sire \ursery.
t is .he ne pies mira If IT. l.s4-
LOOK FOR TIE STEEL ENGR &NINti
Each cake 10 he gftuiGe a>t he erve'n}ti
n "a Label of steel eu-rs,v!r ---l.a etch Hh.
n'r>t bear the signature 81 Il. 6. r. D&AG-
Roadway So lp Is . ceats. large esIes-
Eeaatjf.i Loets 4 Chsg Ha5-.
RADNA4' IS ClECASSiAA BALM
This Is i5u y a capital vt;.clc 500 ti.- .a.5;
81 keeps IT MOST fine, slnaa1h. atH glossy. *
gives nourisi4Ias ut 70 te s.3p. i.syi.0rair> =
roots. and forces 1he IsIr lf grow; i, as q per
isc aLtl3ote Tor Badness stops tils i.air ir.s-rl
iHI.iHg CUT aHd makcs Il s.foug ard hei.usilst.
( s e that each bottle bears tie "a. i.ni.
signature of BADNAI j 60 Price 5
c-aIs. large bottles.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-17
y POSTS

.sHL3S TEGET.3BLE Pills
undersigned. who Is sole az
ssr his place for the sale
TIfE0. KOpOLF.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

Wsv Orleans, Dec. 2l.-The steamship
Philadelphis, from Chsgres, arrived at this
port last evening, making the run 10 six
days and four hours. She brings three
hundred and thirty.two passengers and e.
leyen thousand dollars on freight, besides .
large amount in private hands. Tie num-
Der Of passengers on the Isthmus Is exceed
ingly large. W. W. Wickhsm, Of Nilsson.
ri, died on the 10th inst, Of chronic dyssn.
terry.
San Francisco dates up to November Is;
they contain but little news Of intsaest.-
The Angloms had arrived from the Sand
witch Islands, bringing papers up TO the
29th of October. The Polynesisn speaks
of the return Of H. B. M. ship Herald, on
the 18th inst, from the Arctic Ocean, bsv-
ing beer unsuccessful in the search Of Sir
John Franklin.
Among the passengers ofths Philadelphia
we're upwards of ono hundred persons from
the State Of Missouri. The others we're
principally from Illinois and Louisisna.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06
1%EHQGRIFIC BlNNR R
LOUlsHANA.
MoNDAyMoRNING, JANUARY 6, 1851,
The LEGISLATURE.

For news under this head, we refer oul
readers to the Telsgraphic Dispatches, te
BE- found in another column.
In the Senate, it will be seen that an or,
ganization was effected by the union ofths
Wings and Benton men. After coslescine
like loving brothers, they proceeded to d.
vide oft the Offices, giving the chief Clerk
ship to WIN. G. Minor, a rabid Bentonite
and the post of assistant Secretary, to Rich
ard R. Rees, a goOd and true Wing. Mr.
Myers, (Whig,) was also elected Sergeant
At.Arms. The other two clerksIips were
given to Bentonites. Thus, we presume,
is effected, at least in the Senate, an ALI.
ahcs offensive and defensive between the
Wing party aud that satisfaction ofdeno.
crdts, who undertake IL sustain the tresch.
cry Of Col. Benton even in the camp offree.
soilism, and whilst he and they are denounc.
ing all the best patriots of the Union, wheth.
er Wings or Democrats, for their late exer.
dons in behalf Of the country.
In the lower House, no organization has
been effected. The three parties nominal.
ed their candidates each, in caucus, and
several unsuccessful ballotings had beer
had. The candidate of the Wings, is Gen
Nathaniel Watkins, of Cape Girardsau
John. D. Stephenson, the candidate of tn.
Benton men, and Col. Ferdinand Kennett
Of the Democrats.
Since the above was written, we have re.
ceived later intelligence, which will b.
found in this paper.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

South CaroGn0.-ID the Legislature Of
South Carolina, on the 10th inst, Mr.. Mem
minger made q speech opposed to separate
seton, BY that State. in regard to the Un-
ion, and also opposed to immediate seces-
sion. He then offered resolutions that the
proposals of the Nashville Convention be
accepted ; and that the Legislature forth
with provide for the appointment of dele
gates to said Convention that $200, 900 Be
appropriated for arming and defending the
State, and that a police system be estab-
lished for the purpose of protecting the
people, bond and free, from the evil de-
signs of the northern emissariesssnd AbO-
litisnists.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

Fifty Thousand DoNors.-The PROPOSE
ton submitted to the voters Of Buchsnan
county, by the Judges of the County Court,
to take stock in behalf Of the county, in the
Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad, to the a.
mount Of Fifty Thousand dollars, was APP
proved by almost a unsnimous vote, at the
election held on Saturday last. II double
tue amount had been proposed, we have no
doubt but it would have been sanctioned
by the same vote; and if, hereafter, it should
become necessary, Buchanan will take an.
other fifty thousand dollars. The citizens
Of the county, individually, will take alargs
amount of stock. If other counties along
the line will take the interest that 10 exhib-
tied here, there can be no doubt Of the sue
%cess:ul termination Of the enterprise. II
remains only for our representatives TO do
their duty in Congress, to secure 9 dona-
tion Of public lands for the benefit Of the
road, which will place it upon Q firm basis
and make the stock . profitable and dssirs-
BILE investment.
The County Court met on Tuesday. and
took 300 shares Of stock.-St. Joseph Ad.
venture.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That
donations of land, to the extent Of one hun
|dred and sixty acres shall be made to each
head of a family, widow, or single man over
eighteen years Of age, who shall be settled
on the line of said central. highway and
branches, and within the bounds of the ex-
Itinguished Indian claim, within twelve
months after the time of such extinction Of
title ; and pre-emption rights to the same
extent, shall be allowed to al similar set
tiers after twelve months, and the residue
of said reserved districts, except gold mines
and p~lacers, and private clsims or dona-
tions Of prescription rights, shall be sold,
and the proceeds applied to the construc-
',ticn of the roads. !.
Sec. 9. And be ii further enacted, That
the sum of three hundred thousand dollars.
out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, shall be and the same
hereby is appropriated, and placed at the
disposition of the President, TO defIay the
expenses Of carrying into effect the third
and fourth sections Of this act, for the col
lection and preparation Of information and
the extinction of Indian titles necessary to
the selection and location Of tile route for
said central national highway and branch
.es.
Sec. 10 And be it further enacted, That
it shall and may be lawful for the Presi-
dent Of the United States to contract with
the Mississippi and Pacific railroad comps.
ny for their interest in so much of said road
as shall be within the State Of Missouri,
and to purchase the same at a price not ex-
ceedlng their actual expenditures. the said
purchase to be subject to the ratification of
Congress.
The bill was read a first and second time
by its title, and referred to the committee
on roads and canals, and ordered to be print
ed.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

Interesting from Hayti.---BostOn, Dec. IT,
Further accounts from Hayti; 10 the LIST instant
have been received here. The panic on account
of the ravages of cholera at Jamaica had sub.i-
ded, not death having occurred from it at Port
au Prince. The Emperor is to be crowned on
Christmas day---the Crown and other insignia Of
Royalty having arrived from France. The Isl
of February has been fixed upon as the time for
marching against the Dominicans. The Enpe.
ror had gone with his new feet to a port about
twenty miles distant, on a pleasure excursion,
Three men had been shot at Port au Prince foy
The new clop of coffee cam in slow
iy on account of the heavy rains.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

Farms. 800; Dwelling. l,67l; Families,
LEO; Manufacturing Establishments, Al; Deaths
202; Schools,59; Places of public worship, 81;
Libraries, 4---of 1000, two Of 500, and one Of
200 volumes. Paupers, Unsupported by the
county---uost of them receiving but partial sup
port .as
Expended for the support Of paupers, 1859 IS
Assessed value of personal estate, l,24l, 259
Assessed value Of Real Estate, 1885, 05
Total assessed value Of real and per-
sonal estates, 2,229,9 1864
Estimated real value of real and per-
sonaI estates, 3,344,9 SAG
1t will be seen from the above that Buffalo
Township has the largest white population, and
Calumet the largest aggregate population.
Record.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06
Out OF.

The words out of are the worst in The
language when n is ouf Of patience and
out Of money; when his wife tells him shs
is out Of sugar n day, out Of coffee The
next, out Of tea the next, out Of -four Tho
next, and finally out Of spirits. The word.
are very good wheA one Is out ofdebt, otsg
trouble, and out of jail. Ifa man has :
smoky house and a scOlding wife. out q
doors is no bad place.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06
CoNGRE Els SIGNAL.
WAsH1Noros, Dec. Sc

WAsHINoToN, Dec. 50.
SenGt.-Mr. Rush appeared and tosk
his seat.
Numerous petitions and reports wersps.-
scented. .s~ ,4q.s .s sia<tss 4.
MI. Mangum moved that the Senate Cd.
tjourn till Monday, but the motion, sftefsSs-
bate, was rejected. .aissaf a ~ Ea1 s.4f
Mr.. Underwood introduced . bill to q.
prove the nsvigation Of the Ohio river.
Mr.. Clemens introduced . bill rchsneine
the time of holding court in Alsbama, whisk
was read Q third time and pasted.
The bill to settle California land title,
was token up. A debate took place on the
Ipropriety Of proceeding with it nov, when,
ON motion, the bill was postponed till after
New Years. ~ r2s,
Mr.. Clay moved that the Senate 20 into
executive session, and after q short tune
spent therein, the Senate adjourned tl
Monday.
House.-Mr. McClesrnand introducsds
bill for the reorganization of the State de-.
.pariment.
Mr.. Reed introduced a bill granting lands
to Virginia in aid Of the Tennessee and Wiz
ginia Railroad. Referred.
A bill, authorizing the cause Of the heirs
Of Gen. Kosciusko, now pending before the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia,
to be removed to the District Court Of Ma
was passed ; after which the House
adjourned till Monday.
Democratic banner., 1851-01-06

stacle in this happy result seems to be the
continual clamor and outcry with the north
.ern people, against the Fugitive Slave law.
Not only individuals, but some Of the States
themselves, have been pursuing a reckless
course of aggression, we'll calculated to keep
up agitation and exasperate those whose
rights are attacked.