davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21

MEATS FOOT OIL.
A PURE 4rucle of Meats Foot Oh kept constani-
N iy IN hand ard for sale by
Rayenna, Oct 1861. GILLIS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-07-21
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT

which In all diseases arrangements OF the female une.
distractions difficulties painful ,enstruations, &c.. ha,
effected cure This ROOTS indigenous TO our soi and fonnd
eana it form, Of the eompound' in the prspasa.
debated emne is and the system will be restored
to henlth by its use. .
nancy aays those distressing and painful troubles woh
often occur married and unmarried females nnd
moves those periodical distractions which arise from skns
cold, &s
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Btlioxs Dis.
cases. inflammation Of the Lungs Coughs, C0ids, Hoarss
ness Might Sents Weakness &c., for all these diseases no
Medicine has been Its equal.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE,

nj Office is hereby given that petition
IN will Represented 20 the Commissioners
of Putnam county. at their next meeting on
the first Monday Of June. A D. 1882, for to
lay out and establish new county road
commencing on the east side Of the Cram.
berry creek on the bank, abont I8 rods east
from the quarter post between section % and
% on the road leading from Glnndorf to the
Lima road in township one north Of range
seven east-thence up said creek in south
" direction, but 90 much on the said creek
bank as the circumstance will permit until
the south and north center line OF section 80
--thence south on said line until on said.
east. creek bahk--thence again up the creek
on said bank until ngnin on said center line
thence south on said line until the south line
of said section 33--hence to the south and
north center lima on the north line Of section
4 in Pheasant townshir--thence south to in
terseci the Kaida and Pendleton rond.
Nav |. 1852. 579*
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07

n AND AGENC Y..- Jamest Nj csenzie
LIZ is Agen, for Lands far sale ID AIlrn.'
Putnam and Pauldins Cnnniies. "a 10
sold ON reasonable terms-iu part for
credit. Augusi, 1885,.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE In. -CHANCERY

1Nheodore Wrorkiage; guardian Of the heirs OF Fer
dinand Bredeek, derensed. George NJ .0rirknsr.Ad
ministraor Of tie Estate N Johw Bredeirk derensed,
Joseph Osendorff Elixahefh Osendorif Mary d. Bre.
deick. Mary Victoria Bredeiek Jotanna Dredeirk.
Bernard Esrh. administrator of.fhe Estate of Fardi-
naint Rredeck. decreased, Maria Wchrinever fother-
wise Malta Breieick.) Henry Hie1irh) Wepmeyer,
Elizabeth Groszesehnlan and Henry tTfcnrchl Gros
zesctnnn are hcrely notified thht on the 18th dry OF
AnriI 4. 1852 John Otto Bredeick Of Allen county.
Ohio. filed in the Court OF common pens Of the
~ NJ Putnam md State OF Ohio. Bill in Chnncery
against the said parties above noiied the ohert and
prayer of which hilI Is 10 obtnin derree from said
Court ordering the heirs and legal representatives of
Ferdinand Brederk, dereRsei and the heirs and
legnl REPRESENTATIVES Of John Rredeck, drrfused. TO
convey TO said John Otto Brederk the undivided two.
thirds part. and III the heirs Of Ferdinand Brpdnirk,
derensed the undivided on etlrd part of the follow
ing tract Of land lying In said county of Putnam anil
State of Ohio, to wit: The west han of the sonfll
west fractional quprer OF section nineteen In town.
ship south OF range five eust containing ninety
six acres ard sevenis-fve hnndrcths Of an nerr, Ia
pursuance Of entered intv by and hetyee
Ferdinand Bredeirk, decreased John Bredeick. do.
ceasnd and the snid John Otto Bredeirk before 3he
death of the former the said three parties being
now hv title legally invested ms tenants In common
of said land equally. And the said defendants are
further notified. that less thev appeat and plead.
nnswer or denur IN said Ill within sixty dnvs nfer
the next Term Of said Court. the said John Otto 3re
deirk Mt the Term next nter the expiration of snid
sixty davs will nppv 10 snid Court to take the matters
of the bill confessed, and TO decree thereon accor
dinghy. N. HUBER.
April Is. 1859. [j77fwl Solicitor for Complainant
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
AGENTS WANTED.
70 Sell Ne,p g. Popular Books.

"a !, AGENTS WANTED.
To Sell Ne1D g. Popular Books.
WE ATE in want of Agents to canvass
this partofihe State for mr. new Books.
A small capital Of but $40 or $l5 will
be required 10 commence with. and an
active person, can earn from $500 70
$500 per day. Some Of our Agents
earn much more.
Those decirous Of engaging in this
profitable business, may obtain our plan
ofoperaIion, and list Of our Publica.
tons, by addressing, post paid.
' Nj. F. TOOKER & co,
NJ l02 superior ST, Cleveland. Ohio.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07

hArv. b. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
ana Philadelphia. is our only agent in these
cities for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account, will be treated as II made
directly with this office.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
SALE OF LANDS BY ADMINS
'pD AsCnD

TRAITOR.
NOTICE Is hsreby given that, by order Of Court Of
common plens of Putnam rounty. Ohio, I will
offer for sale at door of the court house. in Kalida
Ohio, on the
n lst day of bne, A. D., 1852,
Be'ween the hours of ten o'clork, A. NJ. and fur
o'clork, pm. OF said day the following described
Real Estate, beng the estate Of David Burril late Of
said county, decreased, to wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter OF section
number one In township number one north Of range
seven east, continuing eighty bc sold subject
TO the Dover Of the widow Of said Bnrri. Terms of
salr-One third rnsl In hand; third in one year;
mud the residue in two years with interest from the
day Of sale be secured by Mortgage on the premises.
II, N. CkAWFlS,
Administrator of David Barrill, deceased.
AprI 20, It5y. 57Sdw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE. R@t9

NOTICE is.herphy given TINT, bJ order Of the
lN Court of common pleas. of Putnam county. Ohio.
will pror cpd 10 sell the Real Estate the property
of John Mcdowell deceased. ut the door the court
house in Kalidn, in said county, On the 9sd LAY Of
Nav. A. D., 1889 hetwaen the hours of ten O'clock,
A. NJ. md four oclork. P. NJ. of said dnv. m,,rh
ofthe Real ESTATE of decede as is comprised within
the following boundaries. to wit: Commencing sixty
rods east from tho north corner If the northwest
quarter of section fourteen Of town south OF
range eight enst-thence son,h one hundred and sixty
rods --thenre enst fifteen rods-thence norih TO the
north line of sail quarter section ono hundred und
sixty rods-thence west fifteen rods 10 the place Of
beginning, containing fifteen acres.
4" I'" WHITFIELD ACKLEY.F
Administrator o: John Mcdowell. decreased.
Aphi %, 1859. 677
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
PETITION To,sEEI.LANDs.
Louis De Lnrenay. Admins.
traitor of the Estate OF r. w.
Fuhrmah. decensed,

Louis De Lurenay. Admins
traitor ofthe Estate OF F.,W. I,rtaa r.sss.,
!. Fuhrmah. decensed
W.. Petition 10 ssll aads.
Guido Fnhrmsn. F, w. Fuhr
man, Charles Fnhrman andt
Iulie Fuhrmnn. minor heirs ~ rt. = -
OF herensed.t w j 3Hi rig 80
THE said Guido THURMAN. OF Wliamsbuig; and
l. Julie Fuhrmnn, Of New York city iiI tile State Of
New York, and Chaies Fnl,rn, IN, and ~ w. Fhlr-
man. OF New Orleans in the State Of Lpuisgna. win
take notice that the said admnstrator filed lis pci.
ton In the office OF the Probate Judge Of the ndt Of
Probate within and for the county of .Putrnin aud
State Of Ohio on the 18th day ofArrl, a. D. 1859,
the prayer Of which said petition Ia tlat following
described property situated IN the township Of Jen-
nings IN the county of futnam aforesp may he snld
and the proceeds Of the sumr applied for the
OF the debts OF the decedant. Said property " dea
rri'ei rs fellows. to wit; InIot number hty-pine In
the Town Of Fort Jennings, and ontiot numher Two
In said town Of Fort jennings said last mentioned lot
containing ten acres Of land X, ~ Z s.s.s n sg
Said petition win be- for Ienrnu before sd Probate
Court on Monday the 9TH day of June. A. y. 1885,
u JAMES MACKENZIE,
Solicitor for Administrator
Knlida, A pril %, 1859. VI Ss N 57sdw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE.
Office Of the Court of Probate,
P,lfrn m CnattlLu. Ohm. April 3D.. 1852.

TAMEs MACKENZIE. e.:-Please give nosico
sD in vour paper that the following Administrator%
lave filed their accounts In my office. for final settle
me mt, to he settled Mt the fines following. To VIII.
Theodore Wrocklege.s Administrator of the Esate.
Of Mary Elizabeth Wroeklege, eseasel Ito be settled
on the 4th day Of May, 1889. az .Attta9Nst Nv u
Barney Mersnan, Administrator of the Estate OF
Bnrnhart Wtcnmp, deceased-to lie settled on the
9th day of May, 1882 4t3 eos sfNis ST
is. Spencer Adpinstrator of the Estnte OF Obed
Martin. deceased-sto be settled on the 8ti day Of
May, 1859. ~ lss 81 ,s. ~, .34
Us spencer, Administratnr oi the Estate Of
Thomhs CAREER. deeeasedie be settled on The I'm
dnv of May. 1859. 4s
]. s.. Spencer, Administrator Of the Estate of Ste
phen Carey deeeasedto be settled on me l3th day
SIS s' io'- JOHN DIXON. Probass Jndee
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE ishereby given that there will
In be n Petition presented to the County
Commissioners Of Putnam county, Ohio. at
their June Session praying for the location
and establishment Of county road-com.
menc,ng on .he middle or center line at the
south line Of section number thrty-six in
township number one south Of range seven
enst--and thence north on said middle section
line to intrrsrct the road leading from Pen.
dleton 70 Columbus Grnve Mt or near Jacob
Crttens Improvement in Pleasant township
in Putnam county. Ohio
.. MANY PETITIONERS
NAV a. 1852. 579%
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE.

N0TICE is herehy given that there wills
IN he petition presented to the Commis-
sionersof Putnam county. Ohio. NJ their June
Session, praying for the location OF county
rond on The following route, TO wlt;-Com.
nencine at the county road on the west side
OF Ot;owa river on the section line between
sections thirty and thiry-one in township
number one south Of range six nst-thence
west on or. near saii line to intersect the
Defiance road on the west side ef tho Au-
glaze river. MANY PETITIONERS.
April 10Th, 1852. 578s
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
PUTNAM COMMON PLEAS.
Robert Gillilnnd. Administrator
OF Walter buckingham, decd


. John NJ. Newton.
THE said John NJ. Newton. who Is resident Ofthe
J. State Of California will take notre that on the
23d day of April A. D.. 1859. Roeert Giand, Ad.
mhistrator Of Water buckingham decreased, fed
his hill in chnncery agninst him, In the office OF the
Clerk Of the Court Of common Dlens Of 'Gtnnm rnun
ty. Ohio. Said bill nedees thar or about the e5th
day Of May. A. n. Ga4g, the snid John nj. Newton,
executed to the said R0her Gi.ilnnd Administrator
aforesaid. mortgaes upon the following premises
TO wit:-The south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section number In township ninbnr
one south of rnngef number five east, in Putnani
county. Ohio. cohtainipg foriy-eight and seventy
~ ven hundVrth nrros hf land. or ess: hni out
lot number three (3) in William Crimes addition Of
ontlots to the town Of Howard (now De'pos) In the
county Of Van Vert Ohio. which snjd Mortgnee wns
executed TO secure the payment of the following
promissoiv notes. OF even date with said mortgage,
10 wit.--One note for siI0l "a. payable In nine
months; one for all0l.74. PAYABLE IN eishteen
ls5O; and one FOR Sii0. % payable in wn years.
hill further ardges deanlt in the payment Of any
decree for the sale Of said morgnged premises, to
hereby notified that unless he peads. answers or
demurs TO said hill within sixty days aftrr the next
Term of the Court Of common pleas OF said routv,
the said Rohert Giland will Mt the FERN OF said
Court next ner the expiration Of the said sixty days
apply To said Court to take the matters IN said bill as
confessed, and 10 derree thereon accordingly.
tt T517fwl MIL. NICHOLS.
April 90, 1859. 4 Solicitor for Complainant.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
PUBLIC CAUTION.

TEyfIE subscriber is desirous OF cautioning
, IL the public against her husband, SAM
UEL MOORE, who has deserted her, with
out any cause, but his own evil nature.--
Since her marriage with him she learns that
he frequently has called himself Charles
Moore and at former period Ben. Daver-
port, and she has reAson'to believe that he
intends 10 represent bimse'f as an unmarried
man, and may deceive the unsuspecting. -
He is man Of good appearance, about FIVE
feet six or seven inches. high. dark eyes and
compiexion. He has probably gone to Gin.
cnnatf. and his habits are idle, he is almost
habitually drunk, and personally abusive
cruel, and has o:her vicious habits, hut
lightly covered BY aspeclous and deceptive
manner, and she is desirous to save others
from the misery of too intimate scquain-
tance with a man of abandoned habits and
principies. or Exchsnge papers please
copy, EMELINE MOORE
I. Per<leton, March i6,n852. s72
80" j. /. !
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Kalida and
IL. Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cen,um on each share of tlhe capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in. to C. Fl. Riep;, The Trea-
surer Of said Compony, on tbe fifteenth
day Of April next: and twenty per cen
tum on the fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
of October next; twenty per centnm on
the fifteenth day OF January, 1853; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per ceaium
on the fifteenth day of April thereafter,
'-sSing TO the contract made with the
of said Road by The Directors
mpany. You will therefore
ksi,y Of panctualiiy in nrier
rosecntion Of the work.
EES LEE, President.
1852 574
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07

Ahat the under.
&the e Probate
Kf Putnam,
Rinistrntor
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
NOTICE.

NosICE Is .here'y given that a petition win he
4 ' presented to the Commissioners of Putnam
copniy.ohlo, At their Juno Session pinyilg for an
alteration anil confirmation OF the county fon on the
westsideof OttoOa river. Said alteration 10 he Ms
tolloWs:-Commenring where snid road lenves the
river on the land Of Henry Fuhk IN uinrcreek town
ship--thence up said river to itersect the lane near
Aqnilla Guffvs house-thence along snii lane 10 the
hank Of snd rivci--thence M snii river 70 lane
known as McKih.ev's lnne--thenGe along said lane TO
the Wapakonetta mad Kada road--thenre south along
said rond 10 lane near the widow Ford's house.
thenre west TO tho township line between ngnrcreek
md Jennings townships--thenre sodth on spidtown.
shin line to the corner OF O. Taihnrts and-thenre
west snd Talhnrt's north line to certain lane on
said Tnlburt's iand-thence south nong said lime 10
lntersert the Fot Jennings road near sail Oliver
Talbur's house.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April "a, 1852. 57Ss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-07
PUBLIC MCETrNf..

The people Of Putnam County are re-
duested to at the .Cou't House il
The town Of Kalida, on Wednesday, May
l2'h.for tho purpose OF memorializiaaC Con
gress in relation 10, and adopting meas.
ures 10 quiet land titles in North Wes'ern
Ohio. April %, 1852,
The daily union., 1852-04-09
ConQrsss rsa.v

SENATE. Mr., Cooper presented memorial of Mr.
Leutze proposing to paint duplicate Of the picture
Gently on exhibition in the roundo OF the Capitol repre-
sentng Washington crossing The Delaware together with
painting Of Washington raying the troops at the bat
lie OF Monmouth, to adorn the Presidential Mansion.
Mr. C. also stated that he had received an application
from Mr. Healy 10 paint two pictures for the govern
mentthe destruction OF the in Boston harbo and the
battle Of Bunker Hill
The resolution Of inquiry as to the naval expedition
TO japan was taken up and debated for some time, when
il was postponed until tomorrow.
The apportonmen bill then taken up and debated
until the hour OF adjournment
Housr OF REPRESENTATIVES. the House, Mr..
Chandler presented the joint resolutions of the Legislature
of Pennsylvania upon the subject OF the United States
mint and Mr.. McCorke presented resolutions OF the
Legislature OF California on the subject Of frontier de-
fence Shortly afterwards. the bill discipline in
the navy again up and it advocated by Mr. Bo-
cock The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of The Union. (Mr. Hibbard in the
chal and. taking up the homestead bill Of Mr. Johnson
Of Tennessee. MIR. Averet concluded his speech com
menced on the day before Speeches then also de-
lvered by Messrs. Polk and Chandler. Shortly after
wards, the House adjourned.
The daily union., 1852-04-09
Tn. wing (Comproml.s, Caucus.

In the OF the speech delivered yesterday in the
House OF Representatives by the Hon Mr. Polk, OF Ten
nessee which we hope soon TO lay before our read
ers the claim OF the whg CAUCUS at the
Of the session, have committed the whig paryto The
maintenance OF the Compromise was enterey exploded
Mr. Polk quoted from the Congressional Globe the state
ment OF Mr.. Brooks. Of New York-a leading compro-
mise member OF the caucus-to the effect that of the
ninety two whig members of the House only ftty OF
sirty attended the This brought up Mr. Fowler
also leading whig who took part the caucus and he
stated that he asetained the number of the caucusers
OF the whig delegation
So much for the attendance. But then came out the
further fact, agreed upon by all the whg authorities that
OF the members present. full One-hird voted in the eau
Gus to lay the compromise resolution on the table.
Thus it appears, after all, that in this caucus over
which the Republic has sung such p0ans. the Compromise
did not recewe many whig votes il received on
Monday in the House. when the whig party, as party
Overwhelmingly poed down II appears also, that
in called by the whole whig party of the House
mol many whg votes could be got together for the
Compromise as The southern iogs alone can cast 10
tain it,
This puts end TO the preensions sci up for the whg
caucus II shows that only iro. thirds of minority OF
the whig party undertook 10 speak for the party itself
and we all know how summarily their attempt
pudiaed and laughed down by the wings the floor OF
the House.
The daily union., 1852-04-09
s.pr.m. coar. OF IN. u.,s.s s.....
"WEDNESDAY, ApprL 7, is52.

No. no Thos J. Coffee. plaintiff in error Us Planter.
Bank Of Tennessee. THIS cause was argued by Mr.,
Coke for the plaintiff, error. and by Mr. Badger for the
defendant in error.
No. III. Parish g. Company, APPELLANTS, Us. George
Coils. administrator, ~ al This cause was argued BY
Mr.. " f. Howard for the appellants, and submitted on
printed argument by Mr. Wilcox for the sppellee..
No i3 Planters Bank OF Tennessee, plain,iHin error
VIM L. Harris. Error to the district court Of the
United States, North Mississippi The matters in con-
iroversy in this case having been agreed and settled
between the pses ordered by the court that this
writ Of error be dismissed, with costs.
No. il5 Henry Miller plaintiff in error. Us. David
Austin d oil This cause was argued by Mes.rs Rock.
we'll and Chase for the defendants and submitted on
printed argument by Mr. Fox for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'clock, m.
The daily union., 1852-04-09
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
YRIDAY MoRnNa. APRIL .. lssa.

yp rAtsss, Newspaper Agent, suu,oI-
"a make collections ciuss Of Boslo. New
"a snd 10 duly tske
.scrpsass Required ty His sscsps w
..asd q psymeAts. His oees sreDoson ConUsss street.
,v Yosk Trbaas buildings fhiadepaia corner
Tsird = Cbsssnsssuesr tttfsE
o M O. W. ynrs No Harmon street, Cincaast Ohio
aus General travelling agent for siaes ansstsd by Jons
p pssr, Or. LA wADswoRsn, ALEx. X. LAWS JAnxs
.syosp d. Lorr EDwARDs, C. N. L. wsssAs, and o. A. Es
sIHsros. ..- t@,st.-. tsa
IssAsL JAsss, No, Ia2 South Tsnlh street,
mia general travelling agent, assisted BY VIZ WHLD,
i.us coLLixs JAnrs DHHKISs, A. KIRK wELLrsroH g. a.
Ey.ss PssR LocxH osoRss r. Borros Jos BUrroH, d. H.
Gooprs, wLIIAa Corxr, Isaac BoDnE, and WALrER ID.
Tsosrsos Hs 1lt fa4aiaga9 .e.H1.s e#
ay-nr. ~ LswIs. ofMoasomery, Alabama, gen.
s svelas agent ths Alabama and
,.,sd by his sons, James o. aud Samuel d. Lewis
h MI IRAEL JAMS. No. la2 South Tenth Phladel-
s authorized make collections for In the ces Of New
yot Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. at n
yMr d. Jonnsos, Of Galveston, auhorirsd procure
.usserLsp, kc. for the Union In Teras.
Mr GRExx, Of New Orleans, La, duly empowered
90 subscriptions advertisements established rates
d. STATE ssspp His receipts win be regarded payments
The daily union., 1852-04-09

NATIONAL THEArRr--" La File du Regiment per
formed last evening by the scgun Tfoope. The uniavors
bic weather caused thin house Tonight la Sonnsm
bus" is performed FOR the last time during tho present
esgenent OF the Troupe Mrs sceun. Mis-. Julia Could
Mr. IT Bishop, Mr. scguin, Mr. Tboma son, and Mr j. Nee
appear The Increase Of tho chorus and of the orohess
will add the sursction Of the entertainments We learn
"Ls sonnamboa" Is repeated by request, and full su
dece IL anticipated hear ths the celebrated
Belni's operas.
The daily union., 1852-04-09

CoRR RRrcrros--In the report OF Mr.. Ingersos speech.
published in the Union Of yesterday, and also in the
pamphlet edition OF bic speech, the printer has made him
say speaking OF the Hartford convention "The rebuke
Of nsulled people followed lie members to their graves,
not one Of whom hardly dared present himself o1sc~&
10 the people," &c. II should have read, "anr NE
&c
The daily union., 1852-04-09
Tmrssn.v Aypu : isso

No. ia. H. williamson II a., plaintiffs in error, rs
A. b. Barrett 1t al The argument Of this cause wal
commenced by Mr.. Chase for the plaintiffs in error, con
timed by Mr. Crcnden for the defendants in erfor
continued by Mr.. Lincoln for plaintiffs in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, N O'Clock, a. m.
The daily union., 1852-04-09

Thus il appears that upon MIR Jacksons resolution
more than one third of The entire northern whg deega
tion and about one-quarsr of the northern democratic
delegation failed to vote Or the southern whig deega
ton about onehird and Of the southern democratic del
ega,ion less than sx, failed TO vote The proper
on Of the absenteesto the voting members OF each dele
CATION upon Mr. Hillyers resolution is not materially
difaranf
The daily union., 1852-04-09

lIARsEILLEs BRD-sPREA Ds-Oae hundred tus
M received white and co'ored, embracing al the s,esan
tLsoFTr, EwToN, MAY, = CO.