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9uyrah for the Blue Hens Chicken =
New Jersey Redeemed : Scott Repu-
dated by ''his Ad pied State"

1Au11dn lOE ZIG IoluS E1eu SHACdSA -
New Jersey Redeemed : Scott Repu-
dated by his Ad pied State"
For The first time New Jersey has
given majority for Democratic Errsi
dent. |, is true she once voted FOR An.
drew Jackson, but that was in 1924 when
he was defeated. The majority for
Frnnk Pierce, so far as we are able to
ascertain ii, is about 5000. In spite Of
all that State pride which tho opposition
attempted 10 arouse, by proclpmipg Gen
rral Scott Jerseyman, New jersey
repndiates him, and the very town OF
Eliz'belh, designaied as ''his home."
which usually gives the whig party from
400 TO 500 majority. has only given
Greedy, Seward and Johnson's candidate
65 majority.
The State Legislature stands about 90
Democratic majority on joint ballot We
have elected four oul OF tho five Con.
gressmen-ond The fifth in a District
which usually gives aboat 1000 wing
majority, was moi beaten more Than 200
votes.
New Jersey is redeemed, and will send
another l)emoctat 10 the U s.. Senate IN
place of Mr.. Miller, the whig now there
Whe is Fianklin Perce9--l'renton True
American.
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JAMES MAcKGSzlp, sec'y.

The AMERICAN PHRENoLocrcAL JorR
NAL, for November, is on our table. Il
coniaius a chronological aud all kinds Of
sketch Of p. Il. B,rhum, the speculation
in Mcunaids, Museums and Jenny Lind.
Bornum passes in the sketch for more
llltn he is morally wolib, IL il be irne in
its statements. Bat DMnum is success.
fol, and peccadilpcs in such men are
venial always. The number contains
seIetal valuable articles, as usual.
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RAlL-RoAD coNvENT1oN.

AT a Convention Of the citizHns of the
counties of'Miami, Anglaiza. Allen, Van
Werl, Putnam, Henry aad Defi1nce, held
at the temperance Hall. in Piqua, on
Friday The 5lh duy Of November, 1852,
Iinlela'ion 10 change Of location in The
route Of the DaJton and Michigan Rail-
road.
On moiina of Gen Young, e. Ms
PHELPS, Esq, Of Auglaize comfy, was
called 10 tlie Chair, and JAMES MACK
ENZIE, Of Putnam county, was appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Gen. Bliss,
Rcsolre4, Thar committee Of ten be
appointed by the convention 10 conlrl
With ibc Dayton and Michigan Railroad
Company in relation TO chanro Of the
proposed localion Of said road north Of
Troy, and that the committee take The
necessary steps relative 10 the survey
Of proper route, and confer with other
companies in the even, that tho Dayton
and Michigan Railroad Compiny decline
any action in relation 10 the selection Of
tie rouiereqnired 10 he made and trans,
act whatever business may be necessary
in furiherance Of the Office, for which
this meeting has been convened; and
ihat the committee report ,h:ir proceed
ings 10 an adjoprncd meeting TO he held
at such fine and place as they may con-
slider fitting.
On nleiion Of DAME! Reckol, Esq,
Resolrcd, That tho various towns and
counties be called upon to state 10 the
committee and This convention the
amounts 10 be subscribed 10 the company
in the event Of The contemplated change
of location. %
Statements were made by Gen. Young.
DR.. Dorsey, aud Judge Mitchell, ofAliami
county; DR.. Siearns, Of Anglaize county,;
Dr.. G. NJ. Godfrey, and II J. RGhmer
of Putnam county; J. d. Phillips, FOR
Defence and Henry; AG. Conover, Of
Auglaizs; and Gen. Bliss, of Allen coun-
y. 5
Remarks were also made by Hon.
John Woods and s. Fosdick, Esq, in
relation to The iRaiIond location, urging
a cdncilaiory policy, and sucla policy
as woold avoid The Competition Of Rail
roai! Companies, and expressing ,bcr
confidence that a satisfactory under
standing would BIO arrived at.d
The Chair announced lhc selection of
the followiug cpmmitlce under The first
resolution, viz: Gen. Bliss, oi Auglaize,I
Chairmsn; NIessrsa b. N. Martin, Of Van
Vert VIC. lIolgategrD Defiance; !; u. ID. |
Philips, Henry; H. y. Bnbmer and
George skinner, Puluam county; David
Alexander and nj. G. Mitchell, of Miami;
Sabrl Scott, Of Auglaize; and 8. E
Brown, of Alien county. aagafaaa ad 3
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IkALIDA. oMI o.
TUESDAE NoTEABER ls, 1852.

" u consequences Of The ipclemency
Of the Weather, and the unfinished condi
lion Of our printing office, we were
unable 10 issue our paper at The usual
dNy. In regard 10 our Office, we have
hccn depending upon pomises-and
lhey are Of moi muc! accoun, TO keep
out cold IN this or any other climate. X
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SMlNon ltrsuLrs. When ! nan's herd

MINOR kEsULTs. When mans hsad
Is taken off by cannon ball. il is no
great ms,ler whether he has or has moi
Two or three bullets in his legs or arms.
Wc arc so badly beaten throughout The
Union on President, that we Lave not
chosen to waste The morning hours ia
making up tables Of Members OF Con.
arcss and Assembly probably elected.
We may have ten members Of Congress
from this State, with ,weniy.6 five 10 forty
members of Assembly.
New Jersey has probably chosen one
Representative 10 Congress. IN. Y. Tri.
bune. M. of
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Tnr FISHERY QuEsrIoS.-By TIE
documents published in relation 10 lbie
question, for a cory Of which we are
indebted 10 Hon. S.P. CHASE, Of The U.
S. Sennte,-we find ,ha, The Fishery
question is an old subject Of complaint,
and that lhe jealousy Of the Provincials
has urged ,hc British Government into
permitting repeated acts Of wrong 10 our
citizens, giving 'be gentlemen who
act as Ambassadors and Foreign Sncrc-
iares, something TO write about, and
display their skill in avoiding the settle.
ment cf a plain matter,
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On motion, the names Of =. NJ. Phelps,
]. W. Weymoycr. and ]. p. Schneider.
were added 10 the committee.
On motion of N. II. Curtis, Esq, 3.
Resolred, That tho proceedings Of
this convention be published in the
various ne@spapors Of the counties in
rcrested.
Ailor which tho convention adjourned
To mcc, again pursuant to the call Of the
committee.
EN-. Phelps, Gin.
J,Mrs M.creyz,p Spc,v
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OF The second number OF The TT1,-
TORY OF DEN cRAcY IN AMsRrc, has
been sentio us by tie Publishers,
Messrs. Csse, 'l'iffny & CO., Of Hartford,
Conn. The work Tins for evidences
large research, close anil accurate
thought, and Q power cI condensation,
suited TO the character and necessleF
Of fhe work. We believe Thai tho work
viii prove III that has been claimed for
II. # Is beautifully printed oN very fine
stout paper, and is cmbellishcd With Mr..
John Adams'portrair. Il is an nvaIua-
bic work.
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peath ,ocfDr. Drake.

The father Of Western Medicine is
gone! He died last evening at half pas,
6 o'clock, Of congestion Of the brain.
We shall give a moro extended notice Of
this life and merits as man md physician
next week %. Statesman. ..s q
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GEORGIA. -Plcice's majority in this
State is 10000. In ls4s II gave Taylor
2,742 majority.
(rhe asove majority for Pierce in this
State may appear incredible, but it is
correctly
PESNsYLvANIA.--Tho official vote Of
Philadelphia city end county is-Pierce
26.C22. Scott 24,573, Hale 626, and
Brnomc ,l4S.
Be,ks county gives Pierce 1880.
MAssAcuusErrs.-Tl.e total vote in
this State is as follows: Scott 54,205,
Pierce 4o.7oS, Hale 29,00S, and Webs.
ter and Scattering $50.
MARYLAND -Pierce's majority in this
State is 5.S45. wiIh Charles and ST.
Mau's counties tc hear from, which gave
TsvIor in lsfs. 1877 majority.
VIRGINIA. The returns from twenty.
eight Counties in this Slate show gain
for Pierce of 300 on the last vote for
Governor, when the majority in the Slasc
was $500.
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Or Dr.. Andrews, il will be soon by
oar advertising columns. offers his very
valuable property, in Columbus Grove,
now occupied as Tavern Stand, for
sale Columbus Grove iS one or the
most promising villages in orr cncnty,
and a very safe and good investment Of
properly. -l n-Ia
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0T Tho Water Cure Journal, ror Nov.
ember. is before US. Ii is as usual well
filed with useful, entertaining and in.
siructive roadiog.
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OLD CUSTOMS AND MopEsN lSvgNrroxs.
Many con,rivances, which are so lamii.
iar and universal, ,ba, people arc np' To
suppose they must have existed alwsys.
nre really Of very recent origin. Many
customs, also. the mcnton % which now
excies smiles and Nondermcb', have
only Of late become obsole'e-so rapidly
has the aspect OF the mndern world chang.
ed. The following selection Of gleaniaes
from old books, illustrates both rsmsrks:
--''In the reign Of James L., MON and
women we're looking-glasses publicly;
the men qs brooches or ornaments in theiT
hats; and the women nj their eirdes, aT
On their bosoms, or sometimes (lika the,
ladies' Of our day. in the centre Of their
fans, which were then made Of feathers
inserted into silver or ivory tubes. At
feasts. every guest brought his own knifh,
and milestone was placed behind tho
door, upon which he shsrpenedhis knife
as he entered. In 1854, n Dn,chmaa,
named WIN. Boonen, brought the first
coach into England; and, it is said, tho
sigh, oft put both men and horses into
Some said twas crab.shell,
brought ou, of China; aud some imagined
1 10 he one Of the Pagan temples, In
which the Cannibals sdored the devil.
The business Of cap-maklng was ruined
n 1891, by the common wearing OF hats
which then came into vogne. Smoothing
rons arc oflate inventions; in the reign
,fQueen Elizabeth and James |. large
stones, incribed with texts Of Scripture.
we're used for That purpose. A Mrs.
Isabel DaDion. Of Leeds, is said TO have
irst invented hats and baskets made Of
straw. In 1884. two rich women desired
10 marry the Earl Of Huntington, for tho
sake Of the title. One offered 10 lay down
twenty thousand pounds on the day OF
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From tho Cincinnati Enquirer Of Nov. S.
Election Returns.
Pfipatc Dispofchcs.

Pfipatc Dispatches.
Lpr1svILLE, Nov. d Both States arc
extremely doubtful. Scal's cl,anccs tie
bestin Ksninsky. and Picrce'sihc hest
in Tennessee. Betting even stakes on
both States here. 81 am 1it
HARNEY & IIuGHEs.
PHlLADELpHIA, Nov. 4.-Penpsglvania
twenty-five thousand majority tor Pierce.
saaa07e w. III. IIcPgii
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We heard an anecdote few evenings
since, which IS TOO good 10 be confined q
private circles II Is as follows:
A negro p,eacher was holding forth 70
his congregation upon the siitjsci oI
obeying he commands &c God. S,ys he.
aBrodren, whatever God tells me 10 do
in dis book, (holding up The Bible.) dal
I'm pwoin % do lf ! see il il dat ]
mus, Jump roo stun wall. Fm gSoin
i, Jump att. Going itoo il long 10 God
---n,mpin' al ii longs to met
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Ah6el Kador has been liberated and
will be conveyed with honor 70 Turkey !;
'bo bovinq sworn on the Koran moi TO
disturb Algeria.
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Final from Tennessee and kentucky.

y
Tie following dispatches we regard
as decisive and reliable as 10 the result
in Tennessee aud Kentucky. We had
lrrvently hoped that boIh Slntes would
enrol themselves in The Democratic list.
A better Democracy breath mol on Amer.
lean soil than in those Slutes. They
have done well in this fgit--gIoriously
indeed. They will soib come Out right
in another year. Mark ll;--
LurIsvILLE, KY, Nov. 8.
For Scott from fifteen hnudred TO two
thousand. Shumc on VI.
J. II. HARVEY.
NAsnvILIE, Nov. 8, 1852.
s. MEDARY:-!l'ennessee will give
1900 majority for Scott. gtis
CHURCH 81 MAELING.
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We put California down among the
doubtful, for this reason: The Whig
vote is mostly confined to cities, while
the Democratic vote is Scal,ered through
tho country and IN the mining districts.
Should there not be full vote poled,
there is possibility that ,he State will
90 for Scott Dayton Empire.
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THE CuBAS DIFIIcuLrY.-.T The course
If lhs Spanish anhoiilies al Havana in
.fcgard To certain American vessels, has
prodnced a good deal Of feeling through
1pu, the county,
! 1t appears that lately Ihe authorities
have sent The police on board the Amer.
lean sieamers, 10 make search, without
having any definite object 20 be found in
the search. This police force consists Of
Two kinds, yAosormr Uniform and those in
private clothes. called he secret police.
These we're distributed throughout the
steamers, in the csbins and everywhere.
On their attempting 30 60 on board The
Crescent City, comhlanded by Captain
Porter. he mel the police at Ifc gang
way, and upon inquirlng their business,
showed them through tho vessel, and
Informed them thai if they desired 10 20
ioNew York, hesbnuldbe happy toiake
iben, but tliatif they wished 10 remain
in Havana, they had better 90 ashore at
once, as his time was up. lie then
showed them tcthe gangway, when they
retired. q
Ano,bcrAmefican vessrl,the CorucEa,
Captain Ward, was stopped tor having an
American engineer on board without al
passport. "A passenger on board who,
bad passport was taken prisoner: the
letter bag wasiaken from the vessel and
ransacked at.tlie Office Of the Political
Secretary. eil se
The GhiisIe Harold, American bark
on ifs arrivnl was ordered by the Govern.
nent 10 be uaionded with all dispa,ch, il
having received information ,hss snndry
packages containing arms had been ship.
ped on board Of herat Now York, and
10 make tho seizure suro, beside the
usual Cns;om.bouse 1fiicer, two bodies.
Of police wsre placed on board, the one
being in uniform, The other in private
clothes. The vessel was speedily dis
charged, but nolhing unusual was found
mucilto the astonishneut OF The gaping
Lszaroni that crowded ronnd the vessel,
expecting TO see cannon and other won,
drous lhipge come out VI her. .a
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In New Yolk city the Democratic
majority is reported at 1000; il Phila-
delpllia city and county al 4,000; in
Baltimore al 1900.
In Ohio the Democracy have more
than sustained the results Of The October
eleeion-the majority is calculated 10
exceed 10000. In Hamilton county our
majority is 4,l0o; in Van Vert 300; in
Allen $50; in Auglaizo 800; and in
Pauldiug 200.
In New York State The Democratic
majority canno; be less han $4,000, and
il il thought will be greater.
Delaware wen, Democratic by a major
ily af7o.
Scott is defeated in his own Safe,
New Jersey. He is stated to thargc his
dcfeai 10 ,lie conduct Of Webster. the
inkewarmnesa Of Fillmore, and the New
York Herald. This Journal lns' before
election published all his speeches 10.
eeiher in one number, aud it proved the
hardest blow he received during the
campaign.
Massachusetts cast over 5000 votes.
for Webster notwithstanding his death.
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INDIANA Tho rsturns from 36 cnun.
ties in this Slate show gain for Scott
overlthc late vote for Governor % 1928.
LATER. In fifty counties heard from
Scott gains ll4S on the last voic for
Goyernof. m ,gs s;aa.
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Thc Rnllrund T.ocntion.

. g.
We attended Railrosd Convention
nlPiqua with view TO a nchauge Of the
location Of the route of lie Dayton md
Michigau Railroad beyond Troy, (o
which i, is n, present loca,cd,) so as 10
pass by way Of Piqua, Minister, Bremen, /,
ST. Matys, Spencer, and Delphos, through
this County by way Of Jennings and this
Town, returning 10 the surveys made by
the Company heretofore, at or rbou,
Onowa. and passing from thence north
10 Toledo. A rcsolulionoC conference
with tho Company ushad, and a com
hnittec from The Convention waited on
the Directors Of the d. & Nj. II. r. Co,
"a, Troy. but as Messrs. Walker, Barbee,
and another member Of the Board were
absent IN .he North, The Directors came
to nc definite conclusion in regard 10 the
proposed change Of location, nor did they
give any very satisfactory Indication oI
their Intentions. cxcepttliat they would
bring The matter before The Board for do
,'sl'i' NT 's s,'l' !,
before they could do this.
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p"'y pop'' 'oa'9' wa, D ~ "-
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CutuS u AN"iluuh iOplO "HSNFD' VU'S'iH-
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From Washington Tp, Franklin County.
Correspondence Of the oho Statesman.
DouBLIN, Nov. 3, 1852.

/ CoI. MrDARY-sir: The Trustees Of
Perry Township, commenced counting
The votes about d o'clock P. M, and BY
lhe time they closed The polls, had all
the votes counted, which is snid to be il,
lIeea', will you please sos TO il. ~
Tho Democracy of Old Washington
did Nil that was possible FOR Pierce and
King. We gained 8 votes since The
State election.
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The Coveiaos af Ohio, hss named the
gs,I. OF NeysmbeS as thanksgiving day
s sisss egea e5s!Nt9
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Very Respectfully Yourr.

NoTE BY THE EDIToR.-The Trustees
had no right 10 open The poll box until
The 6nur of closing tho polls established
by law. InFas,rictly contested election
case, such an act would undoubily de-,
siroy The legality Of the poll Of that
township. Il is remarkable how some
men lri1, will The sacred right ofvoling,
and under the whig cry of.law and or
der," violate law, oaths and everything
else. %. Statesman.
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Maine.
Pierce's majori'y $4,000.
Massachusetts.

Plurality in this State lor Scott will
reach 1000. M
Vermont.
Fifty towns in this State give Scott
5000 plurality.
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From Washington.
November 4, 1852

NnVembeT z, ISo1.
Commissioned Ewbsnk has resigned
and Sins H,dgcs, Of Vermont, his been
appointed in Ills place. Flo viii com-
mence his duties on Monday.
Professor Gsorge &. Schaff:r, Of D,n-'
vilIo, Ky. has been appointed Chief
Examiner, in place Of 'Vm. Cooper.
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These oniraees have attracted the
attention oi our government, and ..
United States slucp.of.whr. the Cyane.
has been dispatched 10 Havana 10 demand
redress.
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o. Gerrii Smith, ef New York, is
elected as IN independent Candidate 10
Congress, from The Onsida Dislric, in
ihp, STATE.
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4, collision took place on Tuesday
lesi ,atWecn iwo trains on the road from
Harrisburg Ia Baltimore, and eleven cars
were much damaged. Hon. 'FHoM.s
CoRwIy. Gov. BicLRR, and large Rum
BE-, of passepeers we're on The tEafn, but
none we're sciiously injured. Il
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ELECTION RETURNS.
PIERCE g KING TRIUMPHANT!
Tremendous Overthrow Of The Whis Party!
The race of mere Military Candidates fox
the Presidency no more!!

The returns indicate iha, everyN State
ia tie Union, except three and perhaps
iour, Vermont, Massachusetts, and Ken
ncky, and possibly Tennessee, ,--Ilave
gone Cor Pierce and King, by large
amjorilies, (which surmizs NIL paries.
The Democrats expected q Wing defeat,
but did moi look for so decided, SO over
whelming a one as has taken place. We
Ihink this will be The end Of the proffer
OF mere military men for the station of
President. Gen. Scott has certainly
shown that his military habits attach
closely to him, for in ,bls con,cs, he
cannn, be said 10 have run at all. III
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Tenn :ssee.

Full and partial returns from twelve
counties in rcnnessec, showa gain for
Pierce Of 264 over TrusdaIe's vote last
year.
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Connecticut.
nsf, ~.

Connecticut gives Pierce and King
5000, sure.
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Cam. STocKToN in tho Senate Of the
Uniiad States holds the following opin-
ion - n
.ssl will once more vepcat and declare
i. in the face of the world, as my opinion,
thar this Government has sR indispuiable
and peffscs rigbs 70 interfere, whenever,
by snch tiaseritrance. she can promote
III ~ 4 interests. and qdYanfe the cause
.,f liber,F-whsneseE by such interfcr-.
euce slIe mas successfully rescue from
ths grasp ftyNHng anoppIessed nation,
whom she Ipsr, aee n 70 assist aRds'o
MACE ameng lhe independent nations ot
;be world. This is 4 principle Which we
csnpcf, we dare not, we never WI Fellu,
ai,,;si. Ii is an inherent principle 81
nnationality under no prsience whatever
ID be surrendered" 5eps
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