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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

| =. .,,, =, II,
n"''l,' ,i ''I' .',. .,. ,J n,l;,;o;,ns
! should no, onIv take area, care to he right.
but should show, by their unity o. aclion
and r'earness o' expression. 'ha' '"eV a'e
! WV ,. ".'I" w, ~ S."'h .,anJ
| We nresen,,o IN vou as our candidate ror
/ the chief executive Office of the State. Cen.
WIN. u. CAMPBELf.. o' 'he rnnn'V "' Nmhh'
""ose '"'ne '"u
n ro,,iro os,oc;,I comm.pIa,;on IT our
hands Ue is ine specimen Of a Ten.
nesSean. In penr" and in war--as 'eg'S'
'''"'' "j"'S', anu ''''"'" >".' ,I;,
,r;,,o;,,la, ,ho ,,;,o;,,os -, tho Who
psr,v. In his rprsnn. we submit the result
OF great conflict to vonr enlightened ar
'''"'','".' nov "o''''"H w, Wv ''"n'. ''"'
A PLAIN SPOKEN IupGE, -TuIrn NcC'nre.
Of Prttshnrr. is decidedly tn" pninps' spoken
iurist ~r think we eyer heard g. In n rn.
cent trin for murder, in that city. the jury
brought the defendant, James Kelly, in
guilty of murder in the second degree. Th"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

An ark 10 now being built by man "n'
west in anticipation of the next tlo"d-"'
,cars shed BY his wife. when he refuses tt
take her to the show. He thinks he can
weather the storm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

The mrske that kicked the bnv over. las
heen arrested, and made TO give bal. The
plea hal II " as "cOcked" al the time, was
ruled out OF Court.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

WOMAN 1t is sald TINT woman is 'h'
weaker vessel if inIs be true would II n"
b. well tor some of them to carr, less sail
We merely ask the question.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

A GEATE MArE.-rheTe IS an Old maid
Out West ~ tough and wT'nsled that they
use her forehead 10 CRAZE nutmegs on.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

Men Of sense without Gems. and mn "t
cents without senSe--ihe difference IS ~
The distinction.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

or TIE publication Of the Dali,
Toledo Republican has been suspended
until The 6rsi Of April, at which time tll'
publishers announce, arrangements will
be completed for reissuing il under re
ucwed auspices. We trust that this
prospec, Of its renewal i, good ono, for
whatever opinion may be had Of the rinc,.
pies advocated in its columns, al admi'
thai /, has been conducted with consum.
mate ability, and in the main, we think
for the success Of good principles and
men. a7ril 6 uf5gl5uA 30 Bjf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

r5- Rev. John Atwood. Of New Hamp'
shire, was nominated for Governor by the
Democracy of New Hampshire. He wrote
letter condemnatory Of the Fugitive Slave
Law; upon which new convention has late.
ly been called, and Gov. Dinsmore, the pre-
sent incumbent, been t-nominated, in place
Of Mr.. Atwood. This is the very insolence
OF slavery dictation, and as an effort to crush
every Independent thinker on slavery topics
we trust 1t will meet with suitable rebuks
fiom the people.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

The excellent Treasurer of Columbi-
ana county, in this State, has paid up
wards or $4,000 in Gold currency, tn
the Township 'rreasursrs Of tha, county,
10 be distributed in the several schoul
districts. This is certainly a correct idea
and it all the county oTreasurers in the
State would do likewise, the constitution
al currency would soon be in the hands
'ofihe people, instead of the Bankers and
ShyIocks. Mr. Morgan is thus putting
his hard money notions into practical op
eIation.-- Wayne Co. Democrat. gse,-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

DEPARTURE FdR LIBERIA The New
Orleans Crescent City gives an accoun
of the departure from that port on The
18th :na,, Of The brig Abidan, chartered
by the Louisiana Colonization Societies,
for the purpose Of earning out humble,
f emigranis TO Liberia. The Crescen,
CITY says:
The exercises were rendered more
deeply interesting BY the presence Of
Mr.. Rice, Of the parish Of 81. Mary, who
has generously liberated some thirty y-three
slaves, belonging 10 the expedition, and
paid all tIeir expenses of outfit, passage
and support for six months, a, sacrifice
and expense Of about $2O,OU9. Such
instances Of noble hearted liberality, 10
connection with such cause, deserve 10
be held up for the imitation Of others.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

6rTHE News FROM EURt rE,--shows
tha, part Of the world to be wide awake
and moving. In England the ministry
have obtained leave TO introduce ,heil
measure. against Catholic titles by an
overwhelming majority--a fact which will
neither do harm 10 Catholicism nor tend
TO calm the prevailing agitation. Ia
France the President. has been denied
the gift of three hundred and odd thou
sand dollars which he asked fiom the
Assembly. This is not only right
thing in itself, but will do much TO keep
alive that hostility between the various
monarchical parties, in which the safety
Of the Republic 10 SO great degree
depends. In Germany, Austria and Pru-
ssia have settled the question about The
Confederation and its Government all in
their own wsy.--N. Y. Tribune.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

~ The "Rochester knochings" are de.
clared by physicians TO be a power Of partial
disocation of the knee joints, hitherto un.
known to physicians, creating the nois ii,
question. After making this staten ent 4
test examination was had, which one of the
medical writers, in a letter to the N. Y. Til.
bune, declares to have confirmed the above
explanatory hypothesis. We are uncertain
whether this is the finale of this excitemen ent
OF not. A few days will tell.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

The following letter has recently been
addressed to Graham NJ Fitch. Wc take
Il from the Loganspo1 Paaros:
PENroN 0PFIcs, Feb. l9th 1857.
Sw-7-In reply 10 your letter Of the
10Th inst, inlwhicb you ask the cause of
delay in this issuing Of Land Warren,s
under the Act Of Sept. 2Stb, 1850, YOU
are informed that we are not aware ,.hal
a, present any delay exists. After the
passage Of the Law, and prior 10 the
commencement Of the examination oi
claims, the force ofihe Office was engaged
in mixing the necessary preparation foI
carrying out the provisions of the Law,
which was no small m alter and required
considerable lime. Al present, however
we ale issuing from $50 to 200 wal. .anis
per day, which, vixen the immense
amount Of labor attending the examina
tim Of fclaims, and the issuing Of warrants
is taken into consideration, is consid eret
fair days work for The force employed
upon tina, business.
Il is entirely unnecessary for claimant.
to be continually m,king enquiIies respcc c
ting heirclaims, as such communication
instead Of expediing ADMINISTRATION, re
,ards il, as they only increase the laborl
Of those who are employed here. The
rule which we have seen 6t 10 adopt, i.
that no preference shall be given to an,
one, but oil claims shall be taken up, anf
Examined in the order in which they urt
received here, and reports in writing
made 10 persons who transmit or presen
The papers. Aud all claimants can res
assn'ed, tla, IN no case whatever, will W,
devia,e from said rule. Il is true that j
will be some time before lhe claims o
some will be reached, yet in order 10 Dc
Justice to all, ana to avoid giving offtnc,
TO any, the above rule has lesn adup
ted.
have the honor to be
Very respectfully,
Your oIIt servant.
I J. E. HEATH, Commissioner.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES
The relations Of these powers seem 70 be
a subject Of good deal Of interest, on
the Continent OF Europe. The lndepen.
dencc, OF Brussels, says: fiS
The Prague Gazette announccs, wha,
was easy 10 forsee, the complete rupture
Of the diplomatic relations between Aus.
lria and the United States. II is certain
that, after the insulting reception given to
his COMMUNICATIONS by the American Sen.
ate, the presence of NJ, Hnlscmann,
charge d'affaires Of Austria al Washing.
ton, had become impossible, and il is
probable, that, if,hc geographical position
Of the two powers were different, the rup.
inre would not be confined 10 recall of
her Austrian representative
A Vienna letter 10 the London Times
states that had Mr., Mann (wha, |. will DO
remembered, was the agent Of the United
States, to ascertain the condition Of Hun
gary, preparatory to acknowledging her
independence } once entered Hungary,
or Austria Proper he would have been
shot as spy.-Cin. Eng, ii 4s. a3i'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

the truth that men may attain character al
respsctable politicians, when con6ned 20 the
bes,sn track Of party measures, who are ut
tsrly Incapable Of the breadih and power o
though. necessary for n intelligent unguidet
sct,on, snd who only display Ignorance ant
prejudice in such place as Constitutions
Convention. Blu, perhaps wa should TAKE
their work as we find it, "be thankful; ant
with homes, Sancho, bid God bless the giver
nor look the eift horse in the mouth"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

or A large and respectable Railroad
meeting was held in Gilboa, Saturday before
last, as will BE seen by the published pro-
ceedings. The meeting was animated, and
the determination in favor Of, the road was
unanimous and cheering. A similar spirit
pervades every part Of tho county. - ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

| HENRY CLAy.--The Washington cores.
pendent the Maumee River Times has the
following in regard to Henry Clay. No sane
man ever supposed that Gen.. Cass, though
/ he gave precedence to Henry Clay in the
Compounds measures, would place himself
in a secondary position as candidate ioI
Presidential honors. Henry Clay's aspira-
.ions for that post, have 100 often and too de-
eervedly been rebuked by the people, for any
statesman OF his own party to unite his name
with Clay's, with any expectations Of sue
cess. It is an insulting assumption, how
ever, TO suppose that one who has held the
highest place as the nominee Of the Demo.
cratic party would ever so far forget his own
dignity as 10 act in concert with the embodi-
ment Of whiggery. even had Henry Clay
been designated for tn second instead Of the
FIRST place in the contest. This mode Of
electioneering for the versatile, unstable, and
too ambitious senator from Kentucky, Is an
evidence Of how little appreciation whig
partisans have Of the true force of Demo-
cratic principles. and the character of DEM
ocratic statesmen:
You need place no reliance on the ru.
mors Of an Union party, with Henry Clay
at the head, and Gen. Cass at the tail
Mr. Clay is n years old. think be is ia
trembling old man, sioops forward as he
totters along--he IS literally worn out
and though his mind is uDImpaired aad
vigorous, he is weak in body. and the
probability is, judging from what we know
iha, before another Presidential contest
comes round, the chivalrous aud gallant
aHarry Of The West" will be gathered 10
his Fathers. ! hope my prophecy may
not prove true, bu, the probabilities lie in
that direction.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
fa
RAIL ROAD MEETING AT GIL
BOA. OHIO,

~ tlttIttIt
Pursuant to previous notice, . respect.
able number bf the citizens of Putnam
county, Ohio, me, a, GiIboa nihe ls'H
Of March, 1851. .a ~
The meeting was organized BY calling
gEzFKIAH BONHAM. Esq. 10 the
Chair, and appointing 8. surrcN, Sc
cre,ary. "a 2$'s' a811
The object Of The meeting was stated
to be TO make arrangements and rrcpa-
ration for taking q vote, at the coming
spring election, authorizing the Com
missioners Of said county, 10 subscribe
stock 10 the Ohio aud Indiana Rail Road
Company as66am sd, % o9pal
The meeting was addressed by John
M. Palmer, ESQ.,, in favor OF the project.
I'd road. lie portrayed in a mastery man
ner the benefits resulting from internal
improvements Of this character. After his
remarks were concluded, the meeting
was also ably addressed BY Hon. J. X.
Sackeit. ~, r.u.iu 8eaoi.
On motion Of DR.. T. E. Paul, ag
Rcsoloed, That the Chair appoint a
committee to consist Of one in each Town,
ship, whose duty il shall be to receive the
tickets and see tina, they are at The elec-
lions al an early hour in the day.
The Chair appointed the following
persons said compiite: .e
Perry Tounship--Peter Myers,
Jackson-John Parrish,
Monterey--Bernard Esch,
Jenaings-H. ]. Bebmer,
Sugar creek-J0hn Monroe,
Union-T. R.. Mcclure,
Greensbmgh John Nea!,
Liberty. R. Mcconnell,
Ott0Dd--B. II. kemper,
Pleasant-John B. Bogart,
Rilry-Ilenry Kilheffer,
Blanchdrd-M. G.. Ewing,
Van Bwen-Pcier Bowman.
On motion Of 8. Sutton,
Resolped, That we feel deep inter.
est in the projected road, that we hereby
pledge to each other our undivided sup
,ort 10 procure a vote in favor Of sub
scrip,ion by The Commissioners Of the
county to said road, Of one hundred thou
sand dollars. Bose gejb s..
On motion Of Dr.. +. e. Paul,
Resolped, That The proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the officers and
published in the Kalidd Venture. g sg
On motion Of John e. Creighton,
The meeting adjourned. -hN1
H. BONHAM, Chairman.
s. SuTroN, Secretary. ''a rf' no
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

CT 'BENroN ST. Louis Union,
in an article headed "CoI. Bcn,on's pnr.
poses," states that under no circuns-
stances will Co!. d be candidate for tie
Presidency. II further says tina, he re
tires from The Senate poorer man than
when he entered il thirty years ago, and
that he will return 10 81. Louis and sup.
port himself by his individual exer,ions.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

O. Com. JONES has appealed to the
President against the Judgment of the
Cour; Martial. The conviction was upon
the charge Of scandalous conduct ID
using the public muney ior private specu.
ln'ion in gold dust. The pay he will
lose is equal TO a fine Of six thousand
dollars.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

The oRActE.-The Section Ten Budget
has taken unto itself :he title Of the DclPhos
Oracle, since the bill passed the Legislature
incorporating the place and changing its
name to that Of Delphos Noah has chosen
very good name. for his givings out are
plain and frank aud great improvement on
the obscure and double meaning conveyed
by the Priests Of the ancient Tripod. n.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
WAsrrIseroN. Feb. 10

Grsfion Banker Of Miss. is confirmed
as Chief Justice ofNew-Mexico. Horace
Mower Of Kalamazoo Co. Mich. and
John s. Watts of Ind, are the nominees
fcs side Judges. ai agI5 o a..!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

or Mr.. Lecch, from the committee on
the resolutions of the Editorial Convention,
reported in favor of the publication Of the
new Constitution by the papers in each
county in the State. With what resul, we
have not yet learned. .Fb
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

Orders are said TO have been sen. 10
London from New York TO obtain an in
surance Of million and half Of dollars
ON quicksilver to be exported from Cal
ifornia mines in the course Of the pres
cnt year. oN.E
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Total 233 233

OF course until the Census Returns
are complete, no calculation can be abso.
lutely relied on, but the above is very
nearly correct. II cannot vary from The
official result in more Than two or three
instances, nor more than single Mem
Der in any case ~. Y. Tribune.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
pnoscp,rrroN, C1rnavMrN.-JntI n

PRoscRIrTInNr rr CLERaYMEN.--- the
Virginia Constitutional Convention, now
sitting, the committee upon the subject
of qualifications for members OF the State
Assembly, having made report, one
clause Of which disqnalfies ministers OF
of the gospel and priests Of every demon
inaiion from l.olding seats. ~ .'l.lsss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

otc- We understand that the locks now
being rebuilt, at and near this place, will
be completed about the last ofthis month.
Def Banner. MISS 90 Hla, ,-u3yaqd
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

VINO TAKEs7- Mrs. Par'ingion says.
nothing despises her so much as TO see
people who profess 10 expect salvation, gu
10 church without their purses when a
collection is to be taken.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

J The House this afternoon passed
the Senate bill, appropriatinI $4,000,
to defray the expenses of The Conslilu
,ional Convention - Ohio Statesman.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

The steamer Ohio sunk in the Musk.
ingum river, above ZanesvIlle, on Sun.
day last. Her cargo Of whiskey will be
recovered. a'4 4i,.4a Nr
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

or The Pawnee Indians recently at
lacked The Government Station at Coun.
Gil Grove and killed number o! soldiers
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

0r A treaty has been made which
gives our citizens the entire command Of
the lsthmus Of Tehuantepec. F9i :.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

OF Hon. Emery D. Potter will receive
our thanks for copy oI the Patent Office
Report, copy Of the annual Message and
accompanying Documents, and several other
favors. e4 at s5c,,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

Dr.. T. w. Po,tenger, a school teacher
was found dead near New Albany, Ia.,
on Friday last. Whisky!!-Cin. Eng
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
FROM WASHINGTON-TREE Ne
I GROES IN BRAZlL-THE WEB
/ STER CHARGES.
NAsu1SeroN, FEB. 81.

uAt WASHINGTON, FEB. 81.
The Brazilian Government has given
notice that flee negroes canno, be landed
st its ports wahou. incurring heavy pen
allies. gf9wHl.3 ea4 ar la32 G
The excitement produced by the Web
sier sharges increases. Endeavors will
be made to obtain an investigating Com.
mittse, aa8 agal p a5 l
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

Navigation is resumed at the head of
navigation, by the departure Of the steam.
er Hollisier, Capt. Keeler, from Perrys-
bn.g.- Maumce Rirer Times.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

In England every man is subiec. 10 a
fine who is found walking on railroad
track. In this country the penalty ex..
acted rs Statt. ai5r ao Iug
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

Dr. Gellor. the reported defauliine
Treusurerof Morrow county. has resigned
his office. Was he really in default?
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
THE FEDERAL HOUSE.

Judging from the best Census Returns
we are able TO put together, the Repre-
senta,ion of the several States under the
New Census will compire with that
under the present as fnllows;
States Under Census Of 1910. DO. 1850.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

II arIFf .
MUSICAL TASTE The following tti,cism
upon the tbste Of the citizens OF our State
Capital. we tako frnm Swsny Eisvpfpr.i II
ia too common that beautiful lyfies, and even
national sings, containing the lof,iest senti.
lnents, idcas and emotions Of our best poet,,
sung to the
"5weetest strains car ever heard"
form but triang attraction compared with
some worthless ballad. full Of course jesti
and whit cisms. without a single lofty or pure
sentiment; or more dctestable still, some negro
melody. caricuturina degraded race, and
corrupting the caricaturists BY way Of equiv.
alent. Sacred hymns, psalms, &c., receive
in manv places the devotion Of correct
musical taste, and would receive a still
higher and wider appreciation. but from the
grossly narrow and stupid opinion propag gated
by 9 certain class Of asceiic bigois, that al
songs not strictly religious. no matter how pure
and elevated the sentiment. are the specia
property Of the Devil. And to this depravet
unucINuhuiHB VIC httrlUuIe mucn OF tnt
gross musical taste which unfortunately pre-,
walls ear too widely inIalmost every communi
~. Il is impossible where all the wealth o.
the wild beauty and noble fervor of,he sonps
Of our own young land, the rich mel ,dies o
Ireland. the sweet ballads Of the highland
home Of Burns, a,d the glowing harnonieI
of England's ba'ds are excluded, that ever
the nobler striins OF alteration and prais,
will nse TO that pitch of rapt inspiration
which they would were the finer and holiel
emotions Of our common nature more otter
awakened and cultivated: lltsf-
"The severest criticism upon The taste
Of our community that we have heard in
n long time, was made TO Us by friend
Of German origin, who said-'lf Madame
Rank had announced few negro oxirav,
aganzas the Hall would have been filled!'
We begin to fear that caricatures upon
an unfortunate race, coarse iesis nnd
vulgararsms, and demoraiizing songs viii
nearly OF quite exclude entertainments
ot refined character" .n' III
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ss3s.t ..af VOn4febs rflrr =
Has adjourned. The most important busi.
nsss of Inc last day and of tho ssssi in, may
Be summed up AZ fsllowss !,
MILLS DEFEATED.
The French Spol,a,ion bill;
The River and Harbor Appropriation
The ForifcsiIon Appropriation bill,
The bill making Gen. Scott Lieuten
ant General.
Hills PAssEu.
The bill for The Reduction OF the Rate,
of Postage;
The Post Office Appropriation bill;
+ The Civil and Diplomatic Appropra
iion bill; alpta 'ala
The Atmy and Navy Appropriation
bills; saa6o ba0pd sgsfs s',a
Bills establishing New Post Routes.
The Bill for the reduction Of postage wa
amended inthe Senate, 80 as 70 lose mucl
cf it's value. il'ii ~
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

Cassius M. Clay is the Emancipation
candidate ior Governor in Kentucky, and
has taken shs stump 10 his own cause.