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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Missouri Lf gisiatua

ST.. LOUIS, uguat 30 A. 4 ..tra session of
the / gslatare Just elected conlm"uce1 OF lei.
irrson ci,y tod ". Near'y ali the nenb bers
have arrived. the Sc nate standr: wings Il.
lanti-senton /, Benton L. House: wage 40.
anti.Benton 4S, Benton 42. There will bo n
sharp contest for TIE speakership. Generel
anxiety 1t expressed for a short session.
JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 36-'rhe Wings
held caucus las night and resolved - support
tho Wing nominees for Legislative Offices.
In The Democratic crueus, resolutions were
introduced declaring thit for tllia ses ION the
old issues between the Benton and Anti Ben
Ton men should net BE- revived Mr. Steven
son oi Franklin county, deoared The ID mo.
cr TIC urionin that State to be rotten. The re-
solutions Were finally pissed, TIE Bcntonites
standing aIool; after which, the caucus I'd
joufned.
The Senate organized yesterday by the cleo
ton Of irwin tBenton) for Secretary.
The Housc failed to elect speaker, each
party standing by ,5 nominations. On tie
1th halloi Sine (i1entopJ received d. votes.
Woodson tNhig) 81. Acock amt Benton)
! Sc. and - (Anri Eenton) s votes. The
House theo adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock to-mor.
row.
JrrrGRsoN, Clrr. August 3lst.--Thc SEN
ate spent this morning IN discussing tie matter
of electng a chaplain,
In tho House, Il . ltl ballot for Speai er
stood Simms A.. Woodsor 27. Acocl. q.
! II inter 0 and Jackson 2. The House then
Adjourned un.i z o'clock i. j. Tho whigg
are gong into culcns.
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SINGULAR INCIoENr-Thl Boston Journal
rolates that n Mr.. Boynton, a reaidont ofSouth
Boston, was recently accosted by an aged
stranger who claimed 10 10 lis fathor. Mr..
3. considered it highly inpro oabe, as his fa
tber he9 been mourned as dead nearly forty
years The venerable old mar still Insisted on
he truth Of his assertion, and mentioned facts
and instances 10 snbstanate his state .nent,
Succeeding eventually in removing oil douLt in
Mr. B.'s mind as to the identity ct hie newly
discovered parcnt. The old gentleman was
IN the army during the war OF 1912. From
some cnuse or other b. deserted and fed into
the conadas, when II was reporfedtha' he vas
lost while crossing the lalee. His family snb
sequently believed him to be dead. He had
lately, after some effort, succeeded IN finding
bis wife, who is how living at an advanced
age IN New Hampshire, and from her learned
the Whereabouts of mis- son, whom he iad not
seen since he was little boz Of five years.
Mr.. i. has received no infoi nation OF the re-
app arance OF his father among his family and
friends. and his feeling ot thus welcoming
long lost parent may be imagined. not descri5-
I'd. The old gentleman is 79 years of are. is
hale and heariy and bids fair To last some time
10 come
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A rrn ngenne.t OF s:.c HaiI.. aug. . z

NORrHERN.-Arri cs from Charlottesville on the
da hereto fore VIZ rue days, Ihufsd7ys and
d,nrdays Schedule time OF arrival, = n. Leaves On
Sundays, Wednesdays aud Fridays ~ m
PACKET MAII.--fle Packet bInss Way Mail
Wednesd VS. Rlonddy and SUNDAY aud takes Mon
days, Wednc 'dav4 and Fridays. OnMonday morning, a
Richmond and Northern mail is ecoiyed by the P3chet
RAILROAD NJ hhIlc-MaiIs are dispatched by the
ailroad daily A.. 3 70 an, or Forrest Depot, liberty.
Bul rds, E Llch lie n, sc and lor f.lca md Tor
the present, III the watering place.
b. the Railry ad also sent Tuesdays, hufsd1ys
and Saturday., MALL or Bedlord, Floyd and Frankli".
LFXINGTCN CNAND PATrOf SBuKG NJ iIL-Ar.
rive. dally, except Sunday, at G1p.
l+eaves jaily, except Sunday, at halt past six
FaRRlNIJi ,E-Arrives daily, Kept sunday abou'
midnight, bringing the NAL from Kic moul aud pfrs
North, souh ard West o! Cat city. daily IrOin
II 10 ~ p. II, except Saturday night.
DaNVILLE-Ar Ar,ves, as heretofore, Iuesda IS thurs
days and Saturdays. Leaves, as herc,oo,a, MONDAYS
Wednesdays ana fridays, Il a.
PEDI.AR Mf.LS-.Arrives as hercioforc, Mondays
an Thufsdays, between . and II .. Leaves about
1p. N, sa.ee days
r. Mai closed At p.
73- On snnda morning II Office will hc kept open
foI .our after The Mail Is ready or delivery.
iug 1s-dts WM NJ. bIACKFGRD, p. M
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Che Tjaiip p.rainion.
stcDs ~ ;hc steamer O:,io.

The health of Aspinwal was improving.-
There was but little fever on the l. hmus and
no cholera.
The smallpox of Kingston had sbated. bu,
was still prevalent at many parts Of the island.
There had been several severe slakcs Of
earthquake at Jamaica.
The steamer Columbia. with The mails, Left
Acapulco FOR San Fra lcsco on the I'd, and tue
Unicorn left tho same port on the 7th.
A ball was givon al Panama on the 1ith. by
tie Government Of New Granada, to the Of
iccfs ol the soop. of " ar p or'smou,h. IN re urn
foi services rerdered during the blockade Of
Guoya1uii. The Portsmouth, would leave for
San Francisco a1ont September LIST
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MECHANICAL.
), HOTAIR FURNACE, COoRENG

r d RAhGG hND 6TOVG WAREHOUSE --rhs
e nndera sned takes this method of informing the
public hgt ho has haud and il Constantly feeeiyinf
from the prime POI parthern Manufactures, Furnaces.
Ranges, Stoves &e., of tie lutest and most de rah
sYlcs. Among his assortment be found Chilson'
Pnten, Hot Air Ventinting Fufnass for warming mi
sentilnting Churches, Public Huildnge Ia fories and
l}vellugs. Also. COOKING RANGES. the most
eto aud economical arrangement for bokng In use.
Having hnd long experience IN tho and operation
Of Furnaces aud Ranges and by giving fs personal nj
tentiln To the setting and ltne of t,am up, he II con.
hdert thu troi Is suent ~ satly any oi Their
saperiorifs o'rrauy ofrnrrongemcut Tor heating and
eoeAing purPoses.
On hand II tall of Stoves. Coul Grntos,
Regisicrs pc, Saect Lou1, Lead Pipe, u pillow y are.
IL.
Tin an Iron Roofing eni Eave Cutters put IN in
superior manner. Also, afu'l supply OF Tn, Bttania
7nd ppanncd Haros, at Wholesale and Retail. iii'
facilities for manufacturing Tin Ware such TINT h.
feels insured that hr ma}e II for fhc interest {
Merchants at oa ad ali others in To cnl nt til,
sf~ @ore, Up tom, EaSi ride Main Sttest aud rSsm
Inc hIs took aeore PURCHASING.
9 would also ter iet his thanks IT, the people a
1ynchbnrg aud IS vicinity, thc very hbe a psfr
ago extended To him during his short fes cnoe here
and 'opes by srio attenon to bis business i
continuance o, the snme.
Mar l5--dSct. G 8 BLISS
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THE sU.sCRinalss having obroined til

4 III II VI HbND kfEs ~ Es9 NNNIhR ohThD'H TNN
a exclusive rgil Of ufittnihng fisk's Aptn,ie BInal
Gses, take hs meth I'd otnformng :; pee Die ol }nch
burg md the surrounding country, tint thsy huv ~
taeir ware Main Str ueet lot of fth' phoe" { =
of different sizes 1t would be difficult give
adcqnnte impression ofthrso 3a.cs without 1erFon-
nj inspection: they pcle,t al II md in sric-
iibc, nnd for Irotcctne prea"rvins the Dead, tof
ordinary intnrnents. ior vnus. orlor ,tans taon
superior toanvhrg of the kind heoio IN 'nod. Tboc
unfortunate enough ned tie nbnve Cases can be
snpfliedby : DfuG9ID & SONS.
Undertaking in he uspo style MISC pr1mp'l aftc' d.
ri TO. 81 4 SONS
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HEXsNGTON al 'Fhromgi
HfAiisn4AS
ags

a.. s,.ssvsa as.,svisa TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Mail P4CFEi Boats by Scotsrdie
and Lgnchbvc.-O On and after the i6th Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, n he usunl
lour P. an arrive in ynchourg in 81 hours aud
Bnchanaa in AZ hours
I.eturning, leave Baahnhan at 7 NJ, every dry,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynehburg nt 81 + NJ
eave Lynchburg nj 8 p. aud nrige in Richmond in
~ hours in time with the Nor boats lenv
ing 54 A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern ka J
toad cars leaying : a. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages Mt korth River. Returning, lcuve Lexington
every day, except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
al hours.
Passengers for Farmvllc. fare So; Buckingham II,
fare So 25 Charlotte. .vilc fare s.. and Sanutpn, fare
81, will eavc Richmond in Mondays. Wednesdays aud
Fridays Boats.
Below card or 4 ne OF arrival u intcrmediatedis
tpnces:
oo,o u ;eL, ,,o,,} .s,;J, eveaoy y,uJ,,, nj Il -
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l,URNITUr.E 4sEpAsRI.D MOL

Z ISIIED.--f. IT. SITTSON bfgs 20 inT1nn Inc
inhabitants Of the city Of Lyuchbn'g ad the surount-
eg negl orhood. t'rt h. has commenced Il business
of REPAIRING aid bEAuTltYING ail Lindt Of
Cabinet furniture, il supcror ayle, with mode ate
charles, Iromptness aud punctuay. IL trusts that
he viii mafit share of public support Tho work yi
be done at private rcsid anees Wien preferred.
His shop is IT, upper end OF M,pe'root, opposite
the Planters 'VaIchouse.
n B.-All osk r,r is. give tlal.
Aur 9n-dgr BIN
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A CArsD.-1uE UNDERSIGNED WOULD rca

1 n pectullY AK Il continuance Of tae patronage
long hes owed upon lin. 10 tn spnccrn mud Uf
tis connection he de- IL proper % nsh all who nre
indebted 10 him t. come forward and etle their nc.
counts without delay.
There nre r1uny cluiiu. of ion stnndi1g which, n,s
up und ii is oxpe.tcd that al who know III IN
selves To heindebtod viii pay attention to this notice
Jan 8--dts :. DIUGUID.
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Massachusetts Wig Conremtio,

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 3l.-Ibe dele
gates to the Wing State Convention, which
meets tomorrow are arriving IN great num-
bers. Appearances indicate that Mr. Clifford
the present Attorney General, will be almost
unanimously nominated for Governor.
strong feeling prevails in favor of Scott and
Graham, and resolutions will be passed strong
ly endorsing them.
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=. Richm ona. Pctcrehs.rg. NorfoIL

-1azOs%- AND NEN-YORK STEhM PACKET COM
PhNY, have IA, line their and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller, CHyof Rtehmond, x
W. foslER Master she il donble iron Traced and f1s-
te"ad, ,lua to auy ships oftwce her tonnage She
Nas fine State R.on accommodations for pas ougors,
md Pains will BE- spared 10 nn.e her he popnlnr
ecs-s for pcr ttaveunr this route, nnd goods vii
hipment. The Steansir. Hby Of H0ytflk Is row
lcied and viii 'ukc her place in 'he line in few
lays, To be commanded ~ :. ME- PosT. I'll lineeen-
incts "ih Inc of steamers at pier eirht Now Yor'
ur Boston.
AGhNrs ........ .MATLCR &. LORD, i'ay-Y ,rL
ROBEEr RANkIH, Richmond
.lhn y-dte
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sssa.cE.--s...-s.. Fs.rnitmre ware Roo".s,

1izrEc -zesszss1 RIcHMoND, VA,
stS - Opposite Eyraauce Ba'a, Main STREET.
We now Offering he largest assortment aud grcn-
variety ofFurnture that has ever been cred in s
market. Our motto > quick sales and small pre- ts.'
We offering great nGeccne is TO buyers as y have
lately erected very rge factory and pfaciuns
n very large scale. Call and sxamne stock be-
fore buying and If do offer Furniture low than
any other hou.e in Virginn, vii forfeit reruta
tinn. Tau 5-.fs1 JONES 6 ARW0OD.
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l.'KEE EXHIBITION The ubacriber hav.
J. ing Obtained coasidep' le expense from Mr.
Vh.ehurs's Washington Galery, Dngueueotypes Of
ne following distinguished charo specially
invites The pu lie call an1 e~amine hem, in
lion with large numocr Of his own production, at the
WAtehurst Galnry.
President Fill 1orc, Gen. Wnfed Scot. VIM. A. Ora
ham, Gen. rankin Pierce, VIM X. King, Cen. Lewis
Cas-, Judge Stephen A. Douglass T. Il GIBBS,
Julyi9-df Proprietor
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HOUSE, Lymchburg, Va.

GABELL HOUSE, Eynchbnrg, Va.
~ The undersigned taxes this method ofinformng his
friends and he public generay, that he has leased for
II term Of years the CARELL HCpsE, and that it Is
now open for the reception Of company. 1t has I'M
dergone tnorout repair from t. bottom. and is
furn' 'shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT. -
All he ss call and if fentiI satisfaction is not given
no charge will bs n1ndc. He has elso leased Eitiofs
Stables the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provendcr. and attentive Ustlcrs-
&. ". A. RAINE, Proprietor.
n. P.-I have made arrangements with the proprie-
tors of the "VInGIsIAY READno RooM,' by which my
guests will have ne pleasure Of visiting that Of
news and literature. Cards of admission will he OBJ
toired nj the Ilntel Tiv Io-dtf1 G.. w. A. r.
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DAILY VTRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
ELS1IMS.

The NIRGINIiN i puied dals At - and temi weekly at
per Gnnum - sur is tai for shorter
than six aud Is Discontinued except t
option the Proprietor un all arrearages shall ha
beenn maid
e foi very urtion and 81 cts for every outer
If the o. insertions il not marked the h il
will be publish Ill ordered anu harged aeeord ely
The YlARLY RATS 1reFor the rfiyilcsc Of two
da'Y s50 weekly so; square daily s35, emin
f.f Inner orr lay s40 seNiwcesly s35 Every yearly
advertiser wi be re to eonnc is advertising to his
t.ular lire business if e exceed the stipulated for
be viii lie eh ryed rataiv for tie
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-. Erf -. u TIC 3skNs8 AIND 4 IsN-
sas IL .sna1 n isSGE FAsEFGAEf.
NOTICE r VNERS OF SIA} ES.--No Slnve
wil be permitted aile the Rairuad with.
tut Spscia} ri,irp ne mission fram lie her owner,
she guardian % owner, unless nccompa.
MED by the wl1cr person otherwise entitled to helt
rYice Such permit must be given IN duplicate, one
of hich viii be .nincd ny lie Cona of The Train.
CIiAS. I. NJ. GARHET15
march ISIS Chief Engineer.
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EOR CAPE MA y.

OK LTIF WH
TIL Virginia md Pennsylvania will touch Mt Cnpo
My during bathing season. to land passengers.
Passage Cape May $8, meals inc,ude. the= saving
about half the expenses sting tn ghttu bathing
place. Apply to MAYO S ATKINSON,
Agents, Richmond
B-The hips returning leave Philadelphia every
Wedne sfa, at % o'clacl,. 4. nlI2 dts
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CARDS.
Di.REEL' MOTEL, Main STefzr,

DiBEsEEL'S = MOTEL, MAIN SreEET,
- LYxcHpuRG, NIRGlIA.
CHAS. l.. DIPRCLI., Pre- opris,or
Gentlemen Vi ting Lynchi rg and stoppng AT Dli
RELL'S, have tho privilege n visiting tne "VIRGISIAN
READING Room" during their stay. Cards of adnis-
sion ohtain / Mt the Hotel y % -dts
TWAS HaRf CT y N MOTEL, Corner Of
w Church Street and First Alley, Lynctburg, Ia.
Gro. CAnERoN, Proprietor.
IT Persons travelling through visiting Ivnchharg,
m! stoppinga the Washington, entitled visit the
''virgnian READING Room" during their stay.
Nnv l7-ofs
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=. UNION Transportation Line
sezzEsa asrssz TO Pitsbnye and the IVest-Tbe under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and GUS
TONER'S that the Pennsylvania Canal will open on 18th
March, which time win be repaired to forward any
amount of Merchandise to all points the Western wa
tiers, with dispatch Mt the very lowest rates.
Rate Tobacco Pittsburg, 60c per 100 lbs from
lst iay-Time days.
No Commission charged for Forwarding Baltimore
or Philadelphia. Q, II. MOONS,
March Adds Agent Union Line. Baltimore.
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LAW CIRCULAR.
WOfsTEs7NG TON e.. SNETHEN,

VAS HING TON, y. G.
fONTINUFS S to practice Law exclusively in the SUI
" preluc court and attend to before c on
gross;
% prosecute Claims aad settle Accounts against the
Departments. Bureaus, and Boa Is of Commissioners
To pr Patents for Inventions, Mt home and a.
broad and obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacies, and nhcri-
tances in any part of the U1cd Suites and in Foreign
Countries;
10 make Investments of funds in Loans and stock
and Bond and Mortgage, and to negotiate the pur-
chase a"d sale of Loans Land and Patenfights in any
ATE ofthe Union. aug 9-dts
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M EW EEgN.--1le subse,ihcrs sooia
ted llensolYes together on The FIRST n3unt, fort b.
s.aasFss-ta. purpose Of conducfir5 the mnnntneure
~ TA4s of CABINET WAKE, at he oM aud
I rel haowa stand ot s. Dhend, un-
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4YNCHBURG,
RICHMOND.
L'DMOcD, DAVENPORT { Co,
A Ri, s'saOGi, Va

LsDM0cD, DAVENPORT Co,
81 Ri, fanOEi, Va
0fer far sale fran Store aud % ayTIrt:
PHs7TER-300 tons city ground fresh,
GrANo-530 :. genuine psrusinu,
GLAss--100n boxes $50 xi2,
ArLs--ijC0 kegs
AxFs-l50 dosen r Arch, & Co, warranted,
CoFFEE-40O 'ngs Cozto Rico.
' $40 Rio nd LaguyrB.
" 80 3" java,
Mace RoHI-l00 boxes fresh
ALMoSDs-25 bags.
0H.-}O casks fer Rail Roads.
i IlERRIsGs-I00 barrels No. l.
MAcKEnEL--50 hit fhnrrel7 Mo-.
PoRTER-30 ensits London,
ALr--50 " Younger Scotch Ale.
BnANpY-50 half ripcs direct from London Dolk,
Eagitsh ll.eese Cd busto d
CHAM7AGSE 5ls' et. Il ciedsck and Hung rim LIZ
On,
WrNE- sh'wy, Madeira and fot.
VBIsNEY-Sc fch, Ir.sh and Family I've.
CANpLEsAd nnrt'ne md S iserm,
All of which offer tn the trade sorable terms.
" Co..f3t
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kccO cOHlmOIa.iOu Train.
La I'll ..isl-.a az;s ssss.:ss, Il

VIRGINIA AID TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
4 n and alter Thursday the 9TH, IA Ere. hi Train
~ with Passenger Car alta he'd. vii leavc Lynch
burg daily Saturday and Sunday cxeepe ut O'Clock
y. NJ, and leave Bnort daily, (Suuday aud Monday
xccprd) at % O'clock NJ.
Fre ht intended for this train lpunicd by two
druy ticket 6e deliyer,1 the Depot ore 4un-
the previous evening Al frcios b. pre- rad.
uue 10--dts THGS JhiIlo, Art.
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sT STE A M SHIP LINE OF
ss--aahzssa=sa PACKETS, Fer PHILADELPHIA
Positively every " odne til further notceUn
Steamship Company Lne-1he, ,wo ard beautiful
steamships. VIRGINIA, Captain Teal and PENaSlB.
VANIA. Captain Buymorc; of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond TO. Philadelphia, every Wednes
day They beautifully fitted up for passengers
provided with Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats. se
first tables. and every attention is paid to the com.
for and sat ty ofthe Passenge and protection Of goods
Freights tu5en aw, ead all trans-shipmeo' avoided
Passage first Cabin $S, bcrihs and meals included
Do ~ 81: do do o.
Passage through n York. via Philadelphia, 50 do do
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Thcso sells Al Of lie frs cla, bnif in the City
of Baltimore expressly for this rade and have super
mandcd by experienced Captains, md qualified for the
t,bdeuad who vii spare o exci1iou to acc ammodate
They will be towed uP aud down the rvrr by steam.
and may be relied snil promptly as advertised
Merchant going North or ordering Goods rom New
York, will int ito their interest ship by this line,
it is the only regular linc and freight will always be
taken the lowest and every effort will be made
by the agents Richmond and New Yor to give sati.
faction. unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed in OBJ
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line Ncs York, will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah. Charleston
or any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond n,
Rockets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee House
slip. foot of Wall Street
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, ).ua,,,
CHAS. II. PIERSON, N. York. ''s' 20
Richmond, Aug. 2S-ts No. 6l. South Street
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"a. VaItG4NIA E4E G OY' Hicannomd


Llne is composed the following essos oil owned N
the city OF Richmond, and sa,ls from Ncw York eroy
fou,. dnu
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30
co1rtrectionL.l

Judge Palmer, stated in the Conven.
ton that the whole northwest were in
favor Of Allen, The truth Of this state
men, has been slightly doubted here by
some Of the "knowing ones" who did
not attend the ingaihering Of the shat
monious" at Columbus. DEF. Banner.
Judge Palmer made no such state
ment, but expressly the reverse. He
spoke for Putnam County, at our urgen,
solicitation, and tha. Of others. The
action Of the 5,h Congie ssional District
had been determined before the delegate.
for Putnam County arrived a. Columbus
and but for this Judge Palmer would
probably not have spoken at all. Hi
spoke, as he declared at the time, the
sentiments Of his own county, and made
nb pretentions to represent the "knowinf
ones'' of Defiance, whether Wing Of
otherwise, and the expression Of ihei,
griefs through the Banner is, there fore
superauous.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-01-30
For the Venture.
school for Teachers.
January 26th, 1852.

Mn. MAcKENzrE--Dear S;r:--I an
glad TO see movement made among the
friends Of education in Putnam County
There certainly are lacking some Of the
mos. important auxiliaries 10 The advance.
ment Of Common Schools; one in pariic.
ular is, the want Of a school where
teachers, OF those who are 10 become
teachers, may receive proper education,
II Is we'll known that common schools Dc
not answer that purpose. would sug.
gest TO you and the people Of Kalida, the
proprieiy Of procuring the services Of a
competent teacher 10 fill the deficiency.
There is no, doubt that the young men
and women Of the county would avail
themselves Of the opportunity thus offered
Of becoming we'll acquainted. not only
with the branches taught in common
schools, but with higher ones, end il,e
cause Of education would thus be much
benefued. Yours,
CADwAEApER JoNEs.
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Of every teachers wages: therefore, in
the end where is the lossi But unless
every teacher in this county resolves to
give HE aid to the effort, the design will
be but partially completed; which il to
enlist every one that has been, 10, or win
be In any way connected will, common
schools. Directors should feel an es-
pecial interest, as tho Association will be
the means Of determining the qual:fica.
lions Of every teacher connected with H.
Finally, 10. every man look we'll to his
own interests, and keep this matter
moving SO as 10 have areport from eyerv
district. TEACHER.
Gilboa, January IA, 1852.
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The NORTHWEST OF OHro.--In rela.
ton to this section Of the country, Knapp
Of the Ashland Union says.
There is no portion Of the Union
where better inducements are offered. al
respects climate, quality of soil, prices
Of land, and proximity to good markets,
than the portion Of Ohio above described.
This region, TOO, will compare favorably
as regards health, with any other part q
Ohio. Why people should forego all
these inducements, and seek homes il
the far off wilds of the west. il
something which only can be reconciled
TO our understanding by the old saw tha
it requires all sorts Of people, having al
sorts Of tastes, 10 make up this world We
live in.
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Tho wayne Democracy Right.


The following resolution was passed
al the meeting Of the Wayne Democracy
10 select Delegates to the State Con
vention:-
Resoloed, That we are opposed to The
introduction Of new issues (the objects
Of which msy be local. into the Demo
cratic National Platform; and therefore
we protest against the incorporation o
The Slavery question in the next Presi
dental canvass.
We think the resolutions Of the Balti
more Convention should be confined ,t
National topics. Slavery Is q "Domestie
Institution = and should il all things b
restricted to its proper boundaries.