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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-21
B. W. HEFDEnr, Secretary.

woxDERruL EscArE FROM p~EAIh,tI m III
Msriing, Esq the editor of The Nasht en-, D
recently wounded in a r~enconter win vi ria.,
Golfer, of the Nashville Banner, is reeo f5s
physicians having succeeded in eAue
bali from. his neck. The Union says ,t,a
The bullet entered his face a niue me b
of his nose, passed immediately, aDO, ibeH
and asfeund lodged in the back pal he !
about two inches behind the ear h,s Ifs
of the skull. Il seems a,miracie 'n .hFi
shouldbe driven entirely through a ;,bout ~
neck, a distance of 6 nr s inches, "ossels j.
ing fatal injury 10 the large bEcVd
track.
=T@entysseyen yearling mnIts5ab
IN Mason c,un1v kN..I LIST week Nl9
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Tuesday Morning, ScPlcmber 2l,l852
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-21

by JANIES V BELLER,
NJ TIoo DoHars Per q""saa, r~ayG1te az Hafo7'r'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-21

The. Cleveland (Ohio) Foress Gin, ~a,stronr
Wing PaPeE, nfges jle %elerIiun OF -Gens Scot :,
on the grounds set forth in the following extract
from lie columns:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-21

%IWeniy.seven yearImg >
in Mason county. Ky, last week
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ADJOURNED TEMPERANCE v
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\ C. NcDAHrL, N,c'y.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
COngress-Thursday.

SENATE-The morning business dispensed with.
and the Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
Presidents message the subject OF the fishing difficult
ties; when Mr.. Hamlin concluded his remarks that
subject
The further consideration OF the subject then post
poned until Thursday next, and the message and
panyng documents ordered to be printed
The Indian appropriation bill taken up, and the
appropriation for the Shawnees debated by Messrs
Sebastian, Cass Underwood Bell A,chson, and Walker,
until nearly halfpasl four o'clock when, without taking
the question, the Senate adjourned.
House OF REpREsENTArIvEs.- McLanahan ad-
dressed the House during the morning hour in favor OF
his bill 10 regulate the and fees Of the officers Of the
courts OF the United States After which, suspendng their
rules, the House went into Committee of the Whole
the state of the Union Mr.. Phelps in the char.) and
proceeded with the rher consideration Of the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bill in 6ve-mnutes speeches on
various amendments, which the balance OF the days
session devoted
The daily union., 1852-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICE REQUESTED.

THE subscriber having purchased The business
under his conduct agent for w. Hodedge
respectfully that his increased facilities
will euable orders at the lowest
the basis Of his business principle deal
generally would lind 1t much their give
Satisfaction gnaranted every
both respecting price and punc.ual,ty.
following article counting house
well known require no description saone would do well
TO send their orders direct
Irnproped adhesive Letter, Inpoice and Music File,
for sale by r. T. Youss, (successor
odedge, puble bookseller, and saone l40 street
New York.
This invaluable article combines every facility for reference
greatest economy of and labor BY use with index
pes value may be Instantly found.
The surface OF the leaves only requires be
well nioisened, aud the per immed aey adheres.
Orders for special styles and sizes promptly filled.
n liberal discount the trade from the following retail
The daily union., 1852-08-06
HOUSE OF REpRnsENrArryEs

After the reading OF the journal.
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
to be the bill regulate the and fees OF the officers
OF The courts of The United States wheeupon
Mr. McLANAHAN addressed the House at length in
explanation OF The provisions OF the b and in favor OF
its immediate enactment.
Mr. PHELPS (Nr McLANAHAN giving way for that
purpose the termination OF his hour) proposed when
mig hit be in order, TO amend the bill by inserting be
tween the Tooth and 107th lines clause providing
compensation to United States clerks for making oul
copies OF pats of surveys copies OF deeds, &c.
Mr. Z. then addressed the House in explanation OF his
proposed amendment
Mr. BOWIE next obtained the floor and the morning
hour having expired.
On motion of Mr.. HOUSTON, the rules were suspend
ed, and the House went into Committee of the Whole
on the the Union (Mr PHELPS in the chair y and
again taking up The civil and diplomatic appropriation
BILL many amendments were proposed. voted on, and dis
cussed in five-minuies speeches by Messrs. PHELPS,
HOUSTON. BAYLY, McMULLIN. LETCHER. Full
LER OF Maine, BROWN of Mississippi, RIDDLE,
FITCH SHELTON. JOHNSON of Arkansas, FlCK-
LIN, STAN ION Of Kentucky, SMART, and others.
The committee then rose when
Mr. JONES, byIeave reported back, from the Commit
lee of Ways and Means the bill provide for those per-
sons who been legally designated by the Secretary
of the Treasury which having been referred 10 the
Committee OF the Whole the state Of the Union,
The House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
The Elections in Missouri and Iowa.

All The election news received from these States in.
dcaes The success OF the democracy. In Iowa. Hon
Alesss. Hem and Clark doubtless reelected The
legislature too. is probably democratic, though this i,
not yet fully ascertained
The result in Missouri, considering the recent distrac
on OF the democratic party in the State, such as to
leave shadow Of doubt that Pierce and King viii
carry the State by triumphant majority. Price, The
democratic candidate for governor, is doubtless elected
Hon. Mr. Phelps is reelected from the fifth district by
large majority Colonel Benton is said to be chosen il
the fret est Lous) districts and James s Green is prob
ably chosen over Miller, his whg competitor, from The
third district
Thus the troo first guns OF the canvass sound we'll
The daily union., 1852-08-06
General Scott and the Catholics.

Will the Republic tells something about the follow
ing wanton insult TO the Catholic Church by the whg
candidate for the presidency We quote from political
letter bearing date Of October, 1911, and signed Win
field Scott:
I" It looks much like BARGAIN rendered. to other
aspirantsi Yield now /; shall be oi your
way-too much like the INTEREST that sometimes gov
arns the CARDINALS in the choice of a POPE-nany
voting for themselves FIRST ard, II without success finally
for the SUPERANNUATED' in order that The cleo.
tlon may the round again"
We submit 10 the Republic that this gross insult was
volunteered, and that the who volunteered it stands
no better before the Catholics than If, like Gen Pierce,
he had been born in New Hampshire and had labored,
spoken and voted to the disability clause
from the State constitution stigma" that instru.
ment
The daily union., 1852-08-06

GLORIOUS NEus-The discovery yet msde
VI Php brshmakerr, book
bndsrs cabn-tmakers, ousekeepefs druggists &c This being
requires no re
s lrre IN smell will liquid cina II also acts
WOOD china, iron, marble, paper, or any
II
has heer otrduced s Of the h order saving 70
liberal Inducements
hc, and guarantee u 10 cost
cent than ordinary glue We making
ade aud country merchants
attend this immediately. We establishing sole
popnlous United States Sold
also Small samples sent 10
any part or United Statcs carriage free.
polish, three Country
merchants attend to the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS A Co,
July 3l--d3m Cedar street, Pearl, New York
The daily union., 1852-08-06

90 " u. PALMER, the American Newspaper AGENT Is autno
cities OF Boston, New York
Philadelphia duly empowered TO take advertisements and
subscriptions required by His receipts viii be
regarded payments His Offices Iebos,on Congress street.
New York; Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest corner o
Third g. Chestnut streets.
@ Mr. IsRAEL e. JAMES a South Tenth street, Phiade
pba authorized the cities OF New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
90 Mr. O. WJAaEs No Harrison street, Cincinnati, ohio Is
general travelling for the States assisted by JoHs
T. DEsr Dr. j. A. WADswoRTH, ALKx r. LAWS, H. j. THOMAS,
WM MOORE, and C. M. l.. WIsKaAs.
0UMr HENRY NJ LEWIS, ofMongomey, Alabama, is gen
cra travelling the Alabama Tennessee
sisted by his sons, James o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
We find the following Mr.. Stewards organ, the
Albany Journal


We find the following In Mr.. Stewards organ, the
Albany Journali
From the Argus.
Worth Remembering.
The democracy stand where they have stood,
only aloof from all connexion association with native
party with the liberal AID benign principles pronu-
gated by great apostles aud mbodled in the Declaration
There are assertions and here arc facts
In 1913 Gen. Scott Mr. Robinson, Of New York,
foowsi
You do me no more than Justice in assuming that enter
tain kind and liberal views towards naiaaiesd citi-
Certainly II would be impossible Tor to recon-
g, pgo & ang m @ cy q ans
rights now secured o them by our republican laws and IN.
sItutions.
And In 1852 he wrote to the president Of the Whg Ma
tionai Convention, advocating
single alteration in the naturalization laws suggested
by my military experience giving 20 all foreigners the
right of citizenship who shall faithfully serve. in time OF
war year on board our public ships in land
forces, regular volunteer their receiving honor
able discharge from service.
For The thus taken by him he has incurred the
hostility of the American party. Their papers
jenounce him, their conventions adopt pro-
his defeat their leaders labor for the election his
opponent and their principal announced,
he nominated that he "coud receive native.
American support"
II Gen Scott does net receive the support of tie native
American party, that support be withheld only on
grounds which render him unfit for the support of any
party. Gen Scott was avowedly the head OF naivism
in this country from 1895 up lsas, By that time
tvsm had got altogether below par and then Gen Scott
wrote his letter to Robinson regulating natvsm. In
doing he is charged by the New York Courier and En-
qurer with repudiang his convictions" TO remove
/" stumbling block" Of his way He held his native
opinions and acted consistently hem for thirteen urs
We defy bis friends to any other political opinion OF
ha has hall nd
long period II Gen. Scoti's nativism is not 10 be
trusted then there is no trusting him in any political mat.
ter His reputation to Robinson is only four year.
old and he has not been consistent in it, for he now pro.
poses an odous and invdious discrimination against
those foreigners who do enlist in the army Let
breeze of ns'ivsm spring up. and Gen Scotts whole
course shows that be will rspudsis bis reputation
easily and as promptly as he adopted II,
The daily union., 1852-08-06
North Carolina.

The election in the old North State took place yes,er-
day. We had received despatch at the time of going
to press We observe that many of our democratic
friends sangune Of success; but for ourselves we
content to cay that if the democrats haze carried the
Stale now, they have done against the most un-
scrupulous canvassng have seen; and such result
will prove, beyond doubt, that the democrats will sweep
the State in November
The daily union., 1852-08-06
La III xss.sz;;s:.as.

SPECIAI. AUCTION notice.. ~ sTRATTON has
located himself the south side Of avenus
occupied Byme)
purpose conducting exclusively
The location IL directly upon great
thoroughre city, open space
Market and the advantages arising heefom o
O every description OF merchandise.
dwellings
groceries, Shoes goods hardware fancy goods
elD room, udicously
sold the Of the occupant Real estate and stocks dis
posed Of at public private SALE
u has for years
New York Philadelphia he particularly
10 dispose OF libraries works
Congnmcnts respectfully solicited and cash advances made
whenever required.
Drs-Sales OF any cashed without delay
Il. N. sTRATTON, General Auctoncer,
Aug. 5-du Penn. avenue and 9th street, south side.
The daily union., 1852-08-06

GANINGS and Exchange Bank Gelsfo~ni.. ss,
Erpet-eoBIs Of Eschsnge Bank Netropo-
hs,u Washington and principal city and
United States.
facilities arrangements better perfec, ,hsn
any house IN California.
Persons carrying wishing place funds in California and
certificates
the Bank Of the Metropolis always prepared
cash upon presentation.
collections. and remsnoes made the
vorsbs
.. X. ROBINSON. ROBINSON n CO.,
r. l.. SMITH. Managers and Propieors
July f7--dscpifiy.
The daily union., 1852-08-06

Illus sTED Catholic Family Bible, beautifully
printed os,a,sd being unabridged edition Of Haydoes
ahl~,
appended published English issued
the OF the Most Rev Archbishop Of New York.
10 issued Is cent? No this
.sived by FRANCk TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1852-08-06

NOTICE Of the removal Of tho Land Once from
~ Green Bay TO Menasha In WsconsnUndc authority
ced the June
26h, 1884, entitled additional
Of Illinois and Missouri, territory
State Of nos The land Office Green Bay
Wisconsin, will be removed To the Menasha
there for business on The 6rst day OF September
Given under hand at tie city OF Washington this 4h Of
July, A. D. ls52-
By the Presidents WILLARD FILLMORE.
WLsos, Acting Commissioner
July l5-3rawiw
The daily union., 1852-08-06

lAPON SPRINGS, (vs--Tbe Mountain House - at this
popular and well established watering place. WIN be
opened viers under experienced
Monday, No will spared 10
place Cnpon footing point Of com orr and pleasure
any the Union
Thrsurh tickets obtained from all the adjacent cities
The Washington, with Tho
lines winchester Cspon will give rpd
able THE PROPRIrTDKs
June 25--3tawd&cplm
The daily union., 1852-08-06

We return sincere thanks a. those OF o"r
toners who have promptly settled their accounts rendered
July aud who seid
DO At their sss-t much
money now due. CLAGRTT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
J-~Iw
The daily union., 1852-08-06
THE FISHERY QUESTION

Mr.. BRIGHT moved that the morning business be
dispensed wth for the purpose OF proceeding the
sideraton OF the Presidents message which reed
to-
Mr.. HAMLlN resumed and concluded his remarks,
which will be published tomorrow
The Indian appropriation bill was then taken up,
and debated the remainder of the day The report will
be published hereafter.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
The webster and Fillmore Wings.


The Albany Journal is uneasy when the position OF
Messrs Fillmore and Webster and their friends in the
whig party is alluded to- That journal sayss
"The Washington Union de ro,es a column TO show
that Is for the interest Of Mes Jones' CsbeI Outlaw.
Pratt and others defeat General Scott now in order
secure the election OF Mr. Webster Mr. Fillmore four
years hence"
This is as near the truth, we suppose, "bgher.
law organ can be expected TO come. What we did say
was, tha, the friends OF Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster,
knowing well that the election OF General Scott would
be their political death, could hardly be expected 10 90
heart and soul into which gives The control
OF the whig party 10 Messs. Seward and Johnston and
such Of their "hgberlaw" allies the Albany Journal
and the New Ysrk Tribune.
Be this il may be, think that, Judging from Mr.
Wcbstel's unqualified reputation Of any obligation to
give his support 10 The wing nominee we were not far
wrong in statement OF Mr. Webs,ers probable view
Of the matter Our opinion, too, submit, derives
confirmation from the apparently authorized announce
eni OF the Boston Courier that in the even, of General
Scots election, Mr.. Webster could have nothing to do
with the government The fact, too, that Parson Brown
low. in Tennessee. while abonng against Gen. Scott,
has been selected by Mr. Webster to print the laws by
authority" would seem to lead to The same conclusion.
This s matter which the Albany Journal can Judge Of
because il was only last year that Mr. Webster took
away those same flaws" from the Journal printing Of
6ce, the ground that its own law" being much
higher" !, ought not TO be troubled with the pubi-
cation Of mere United States statutes by authority
The daily union., 1852-08-06

DHOPOsAils will he received by the u
ofthe Treasury building until 18th the supply
Of 200 cords hickory wood portion thereof less an
To he The best quality delivered corded and
in the Treasury yadsay In October and e balance
November
Aug s-eoda
The daily union., 1852-08-06

CUMBERLAND COAL-The subscribers are now receiving
three hundred quality Cumberland
coal which they prepared 10 furnish either
small quantities.
They perfected arrangements which purchasers
all times Of supply any extent very
prices
Anthracite coal kept constantly on hand.
w. J. siBIEY CO.,
Aug I-eoda IInteLl l4,h Street Bridge and Canal
The daily union., 1852-08-06

TINTED STATES silk and Hunting Flag Esnufsr-
oyThe subscriber respectfully informs members OF Congress
wishing political United
aars making descp
lape-size
make order any number at the shortest notice IL
DAVID A. BAIRD,
1eo4w Uphosterer, sh street, near Penn avenue.
The daily union., 1852-08-06

Also and choice book just published Illustrated
including description OF the Panama and Nicaragua with
superb United Autographs. 324 Price S2
This by NJ es has been adjudged by the unanimous
voice be PRACTICAL
interesting that has this golden theme.
incidents
amusing In the OF the city edior
m perfect dagueneoype California; taken by the light
Of MONDAY sun"
Address r. YOUNG
Successor W. HOLDREDGE
Ang 4-dJt l40 Fulton New York.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES
rhirty-second Congress Session.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1852.
SENATE
HOUR or MEETING

HOUR or MEETING.
Mr. ADAMS submitted The following resolution
which lies over one day, under the rule
R,sovsd That the daily hour OF The meeting cf the SEN
ats be eleven O'clock "a. m
The daily union., 1852-08-06
Sale Of Improved Lands In Ohio, ceded by wyan-
dots N lsAz.

Saie Oh AhPFoNeu AMnos IN Ohio, ceueu Wyan-
dots I'm lsAa
NOTICE hereby given that under the authority vested this
~ Office by the OF I'd March, io3 and 18th July 1884,
sold PORTION OF the improved lands Upper sanduy obo
by the wyandots the h OF March, 1892 will be offered
public sale Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Monday day
OF 5eptenlbe next
BY the provisions OF the act Of 18th July 1884,
will be offered, subject 10 the minimum
dea and my cents per acre, without regard the valuation Of
the improvements
hand, the city Of Washington day
July, Domni thousand eight hundred and my
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
July 30-3awfw
The daily union., 1852-08-06

CAHDIn consequence Of the workmen being ready
~ Monday Keen
open Zone week Those persons ,rf
bought great will opportunity DO %
sell very cheap cash
Aug 3-lw CLAGEiT, NEWTON, NAY, n co.
The daily union., 1852-08-06
BALTIMORE College of Dental Surgery, session

BALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
ID Is52-'53:
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ d., Professor of Principles and Prac
uce Of Dental Surgery.
Thos T. Bond IT, A. NJ NJ d. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
W. n. Handy NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy NJ. d., Professor fOpeatve Dentesuy.
Philip II. NJ d. Professor of Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright, A. M. NJ. D., Lecturer Chemistry.
mechanical and dissccng will be opened
Of October The inhrmay win be throughout
regular begin the Monday
November, continue I'LL the last of March.
Tickets for the So dissectng ticket, (opional $40
mariculaton, IS diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 so to 50 so.
Aug5 w, II. HANDY, Dean.
The daily union., 1852-08-06

pIERRE, tho Ambt tguities-a novel, by Her
man Melville.
Iildreth History United States series
Mysteries Gp-s OF the Supernatural containing Of
the Rochester rappnEs, sc,
London lab and the London Poor--pau 2f
Pictorial Field Book Of the nevolu,ion-part 25.
Aug4 fhANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-08-06

THAvELnvG TRUNKS, TRUNKS THE subscriber
Il having every variety
uuay travelling trunks vases ldes' haboxes
reasonable prices
purchasers under AbenHum
Penns3 wanna avenue, between ~ and 9th streeis
July 3o--lm DANIEL CAMPBELL.
The daily union., 1852-08-06

OUR Bills will be presented n few days, w
that shall have the pleasure seeing friends call
money their respective accounts
romt receipt thereof
June QA-eo0uf
The daily union., 1852-08-06
uELvILLE-s NEW nook PIERH

A ELvILLE's NEW BOOK PIERRE, the Ambigu-
vi lilies hy the author Of" fypce," &c.
the supernatural containing accounts
rappng-, &C by Charles WHY'S ELLIOTT VOL
ildreh's History Of the United States vol 6complete
Donby son-Baper's edition. voIs with Illustrations
This day received or sale by -
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Aug Booksehers near YIN street
The daily union., 1852-08-06

Thickness. lsi'gle. Half dozen. Doz or
more.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1852-02-14
Encourage Home Industry.

e- Sheet Iron Stoves, Cooper's stoves IA
go new article), Stove Pipes, Stove Furni-
ture, Tin Pipes, Copper and and Tin Gut
ters. Oil Cans OF all sizes made to order.
COPPER STEAM AND HOT WATER
PIPES, of any size or form required, manufac-
tured or repaired. All kinds of Brazing done by
the subscriber.
9Sugar-house Lamps, superior to any in this
market, Roofing Tor galvanized) Tin, Hard and
Soft Solder, Zinc and Wire of all sizes.
Tin Ware at wholesale and retail al the Frank
lin Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manufac-
tory, on Main street.
franklin. Oct. II. 1851.
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Carriage Making and Repairing.

0ERL The undersigned has -
2@ returned from the West
with the best materials for making
and repairing Carriages, Buggies. Cane-Carts,
PIoughs, and all other instruments in general use
on plantations He offers his services to the pub
lie, and hopes by reasonable charges and a close
patronage. E#E 9t
u All work done with despatch and in the
most wo:kmanlike manner.
IN II HI H shH @iE E.. z. CRAIG. 4
7PattersonyiIle. july IS, 1851. . e
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The undersigned respectfully@
announces to the public that be -
is prepared to make and repair !
Cabinet and Upholstery work of every descfip-.
ton, either at his shop, on Willow street, or at
the residences Of those who may require his
services. s4Ns.s a. IS. ID
In connection with the above, he carries on the
Undertaking business in all its branches, beng
always ready to supply hearses and collins az the
shortest notice. LOUIS KlHNEL.
Franklin, June II, 1851.
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JeWelry, &c.

70 The subscriber takes -S@AAa
va, pleasure In calling the >~ezz-
Sz1 attention Of the ls,t:cs and gentlemen to a
fine assortment OF fashionable jeirelry, just re-
ceived, and unsurpassed BY any previously offered
in this market, either IN finish or quality.
He has also good supply OF watches. clocks,
and fancy goods, and all such articles usually
kept in iewelry store. Every article sold will
be warranted equal to representation:
A. F. McLAIN.
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McLAIN s &TRoUsDALE,
A Card.

- G. R. HAWKINS, Dentist,
h. tenders his thanks to the public for
SIIIYD he liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to hlm in the varlods branches OF his pro-
session, and trusts that be may ever merit con-
,-ssrs nractcal ieweller, he has every comb
dsnee II being able to give entire satisfaction IN
those onerations embracing the working Of gold.
For : General and thorough knowledge OF his
profession he refers exclusively to those OF hls
fr;ends and the pablic who have paironlzed him.
as tLev are the best Judges of his qualifications
and hose who have not experienced such per-
soaal proofs may rest assured thai all nus opera
lions are performed in the most scieDfihc man
.ner. and at moderate rates ~.
FFranklin. March 90, 1851. t* RI