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with me. Now, | am wiling TO say and
10 maintain that those despotic powers Of
Europe, when they pot their hand upon
Hungary and marched the Cossack and
the Pandour upon the Danube to pu, down
the first fame of liberty, offended against
all laws of nations recagniztd throughout
| the civilized world.
But, gentlemen, am an old mnp,
| daughter, and cries of mo, you ain't,"]
but tell you, am approaching my three
score years and ten Half n century ago
| | crossed the mountains, boy, on foot.
| and God be thanked for the institutions of
my country, and the favors OF my fellow
! citizens, that have given ne the privilege
now Of maintaining humon rights in such
presence os this. [Applause.
The sun of Heaven never shone upon
such q Government; and should we SIT
blnd(olded, our arms crossed, and say 10
tyranny, "prevail in every other nation of
the world2" [Cries of no! nol1 thank
you for the response. That Is my feel
ing. Now, my friends, as am willing to
say, that is the law Of nations, [long con.
tinued applause, every Independent ma
ton under Heaven has the right to estab-
lsh such government as it pleases.
And il the oppressed of every nation
wish 10 throw off their shackles, they have
the right without the interference of any
other; and the land which was first freed
by the Father of his Country may sympa.
thize with every other nation which un-
furls the banner of Freedom. [Applause.
And am willing, as n Member Of Con-
gress TO pass declaration tomorrow, in
name Of the American people maintaining
tha. sentiment. Greal cheesing.] And |
will 60 home 10 my constituents, and if
they disapprove the act-and | know they
wop't-I will never come back again -
Laughter.
am willing to 60 farther. am will
ing say that no nation under Heaven,
whether its Chief Magistrate wears hot or
q crown, has any right to interfere in the
affairs of another nation struggling for,
human liberty.
am willing to make that declaration in
the name of the American people, and
am willing to leave it, the very moment
when it is necessary TO act, to those who
are 10 determine the course necessary 10
take under proper time and circumstances,
as the case may require. Applause.
There, gentlemen, you have my senti-
ments.
am much obliged for your kind a,ten-
ton.
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Speech Of Gen. CasS.

The following is the speech OF General
CAss a, the Banquent given to KossUTH,
by the Washington Democratic Associa-
tion. Mr.. Cass said:
81 am under great obligations for your
kindness, manifested in your sentiment in
relation 10 my conduct in France. But !
merely discharged my duty as an Ameri-
can citizen. did just what every one oI
you would have done had you been placed
in my circumstances. !. only advocated
the cause Of my country. A fearful at
tempt wes made at innovation on the law
Of nations-an attempt the consequences
of which human sagacity can scarcely
foresee.
Four powers had united, one was held
in obeyance. said then, 81 hope France
will not sign this treaty; but if she does
sign it, it will not altar one title the course
OF the American people. Applause | -
Let the Union against them be great or
small, they will resist it 10 the last extrem.
ity, trusting to that God who does not
give the victory always to power.
But, my friends, greater question has
now arisen Then could we have defend
ed ourselves against united powers. But
quarrel has now arisen where you can.
not SO easily carry your arms-a quarrel
for the future involving all questions Of
human rights. Il rejoiced my heart to
see here this guest among us-the leader
Of his couhtry's revolution-the asserter Of
The rights Of men, and the martyr of Of the
Independence Of Nasions-welcomed to our
shores. Applause.
Sir, (turning TO Kossuth) the ocean,
more merciful than the rod OF tyrants, has
sent you to q country of freedom and safe
~. [Applause. That was proud day
for you, but it was a prouder day for US,
when you left the shores of the Hellspont
and put your foot upon an A merican deck.
Protected by Americun cannon, with
the stars and stripes of our country float.
ing over you, you defy the world in arms.
Applause. And, Sir. here in the land
Of Washington, it is not barren welcome
that mean to give you; it is not mere
sasutation of 81 am glad to see you," but
much further than that am willing to go.
l am willing 10 lay down the correct prin.
ciples of national rights and adhere 10 them.
! Applause
will not say s'craven be the man who
does not respond to it," for, thank God,
we are in land Of liberty, where every
man has right to enjoy and express his
own opinions in his own way. But will
say that he who is no. willing to respond,
and in an effectual manner, to this cry of
liberty from the old hemisphere, his heart
don't feel like mine. Applause.
No, fellow citizens, no; am for the
largest liberty to the largest number over
the whole face Of the earth. Applause.
Ny friends who do not agree with me In
tina, sentiment, have no feeling in common
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NOTICE is hereby given tina, there will be Pc
IN ution presented to the Trustees Of Daetield
township, Portage county, IN the State OF OHIO,
who will meet at the scho"l house in district No,
4 IN said township of Deer6eid the 24,h day OF
February A. D 1852, at one o'cinck P M asking
them to graat view Of the prac, cthity of est b.
shing cer'ain township road, which Is 10 con =
mence on the east and west center road leading
from Deerheid to Berlin, on the line dividing the
lands owned on the west by I'm Craig and east by
Frederick Hsr'zeli, th' nee south along said line
dividing the lands off Ihn Cfarg, Will S. Itch
and the widow Best on the west and Frederick
Har,ze on the east, so as to intersect The couaiy
road near the school house in slid District No. 4.
WILLIAM CASE at al. Petitioners.
January IA, 1859. 4w346
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LEGAL Nd EiGE.

| NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day OF
| IN January A. D. 1852 William Davis filed IN the
Court of Common P'eas OF the county Of Portage,
State Of Ohio, blll 10 Ch,nCery az linst S .mut
Chadwick, Thomas Chaow ck Joseph Chadwics, /,
Dorothy and Robert Stroud, Ez 1beth and D. T..
FraIich, the object and prayer "f which bill ls h
forecose a certain Mortgage executed by James
Chadwick to Charles Thorn, Oct l4eb lS42; on the
following described premises t" VII. sAi that Ger
tain tract piece OF land situated IN Forage coun
~ and State of Ohio being ,he South West corner
OF Palmyra tnwnshp sad cnuuty. The N 'rth
and South lines each end being ona hundred
perches, and the Eist and Wrst lines ON each slde
being one hundred and sixty perches; and the same
containing enc hundred acres,' beng the same
land which james Gray and wife by Deed dated
March 7th, 1888. Recorded among the r. cords If
Portage cCunty atorts I'D IN book "a, page 3i4, &c
granted and conveyed TO the said james Chad
s'Whch SAID Mortgage Deed was gwen to secure the
payme6, Of Two thousand dollars and lawful Interest
thereon, due the first day o. October, A. D.
1S44 and The tn lrd day of January A. D.
1852, assigned and transferred 10 Complainant by
said Charles Thorn.n SAID bill also states that
subsequent to the execution OF SAID Mortgage, said
James Chad wick d ed leaving sad defendant his
heirs at law, and Prays that an account Of the
amount due herein may be taken, and said premises
sold to pay the same, and Tor such other relief
the court may equilaby grant. TIE said defendants
further notified that unless they appear, plead
answer or demur to said bill, within SIXTY days
after The next of SAID cnurt, the facts therein
stated will be TAX confessed; and said cour.
decree thereon accordingly.
RANNEY TAYLOR,
6w346 Soils. for Comp.
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TREASURY OFFICE, @,
Columbus, Jan. l3, '5s.

BosToN, Jan. 13.-The House Of Dele
gales. to-day, elected Boutwell,, for Cover.
nor. by two majority over all. on the first
ballot. received 200 votes, and R. c.
Winthrop 1876. -
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TAI EsHI9eaNG

ESTA
EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW.
rENHE subscriber takes pleasure to inform The
i cit zens of kavenna and vicinity, that he has
taken the shop one door ofS. Days Store, and
Is now opening large and extensive assortment o
CLOTHS,
consisting of American, German ard French Broad
cloths. Also, large and splendd assortmen, of
Doeskin, Plain and Fancy Cassi-
naeres, Cashmerets, Bearer, Tpeeds
Jeans and .Sattinetls.
Also, a large assortment of every kind and v.rie
" of Silks, SaIn .stIngs and Worsied Vestings
Aisn a large stock "f
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
all OF which will be sold cheap for Cash.
ALSO, GARMENTS made TO order, and warrant
ed to i or pay.
Cutting dore at a moments warning, and war
ranted to FL # property made up.
H. DALEYMPLE.
RayeDna Ocfober i5 1881
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From the Ohio Statesman.
Circular of the Treasurer Of State.

Mr.. BREsLrN, the new State Treasurer,
on taking charge Of his office issued on yes
terday, ihe following circular 10 the seve-
raj County Treasu'ers.
This promp, action Of the State Treasur.
er will at once bring the nullifying Banks
in the State to their senses: We have
heard much said of South Carolina Nullif-
cation, and claiming tina, the State was in
and out Of the Union at the same time. but
our nullifying Banks claim still more alb
surd position = Tint Of being under the pros
lection of The State laws and yet refusing
to obey them. There is nothing better set
tiled in the State, by every declaration Of
the public voice-that there shall be no ex.
clusion laws in our State-no aristocracy
Of priyileges-no highly prerogatvs-no
government within our government claims
ing equal supremacy.
s'Ehe sooner therefore, that the Banks
abandnn their opposition to the laws of
the State and to the popular feeling the
better. Can q set of monied institutions
expec. the protection of the Slate in any
part of their claimed rights. unless they
willingly agree to pay their jdst proportion
of the taxes levied to sustain the very gov
eminent under which they claim protec.
lion. We shall see the end:
CIRCULAR.
TREASURY OFFICE, @,
Columbus, Jan. l3, '5s.
TO to the Treasurer f. County:
DEAR SIR: No certificates Of deposit,
or drafts, upon any Banks which hav
refused TO comply with the laws Of this
State requiring them to pay a just proper
ton of the public taxes, will hereafter
be received al this Office.
Trusting that you will concur in the
proprieiy of this arrangement,
80 have the honor to remain,
Ge Very respectfully, &c,
J. G. BREsLIN,
4 Treasurer Of State.
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BosToN, Jon. l4.-Henry w. Cush.
man was yesterday elected Lieutenant
Governor of the State Of Massachusetts.
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Rayenna, January 2, 1852.

FRENCH CALF SKINS-A splendid article o
il the best French stamps jus, received and 10
sale by the subscribers, call and see them,
Oct J. GILxs g. Co.
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n A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful
N. thanks to the ciuzens OF Ravenba nd ad
jolneing for their liberal patronage for the pa
year, at the same time assuring them that no pains
will be spared to merit conuuUance Of the same
by choice selection ofgoods at the lowest possl.
BILE rates.
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Ace F. Hopkins,a
vs.. 2
n;arr1 Honkina Y

Ace F. HoPkins,1
Bierre Hopkins.
TtHE said Bierce Hopkins will take notice thnl
the Plaintiff filed her petition in the Court oil
Common Pleas of Portage county and State of Ohio,
the 9Th day of December D 1851. praying to
be divorced, for cause assigned extreme cruelty
gross neglect of duty and adultery.
DAY & STRAWDER,
Pl'lls Ats's.
Rsvenns, Dec. "a, 1851. saaSs
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1949s
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
ETNA ms. COMPANY,

UNION MUTUAL LIFE ms COMP ANY,
OF B ,stnn, Mlss.
PROTECTION ms. COMP ANY,
of stnn, Mass
The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Companies, will Policies the
most favorable terms.
arThe above Companies stand among the best
managed and sates, 1 surance Companies in the
country.
Applications made to s. HERR. K
General Insurance Agency cfice, R,senna, o.
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Augustus Baker,
~ ! Divorce.

Tl'HE defend mt W i'll take notice that dispositions
L will be taken in the above entitled cause, on
the part of the plaintiff, the fHh day of Februa.
ry A. D. 1861, at the Tavern in Gettysburg, Arm
strong County and State of Pennsy lvanis, between
DAY and STRAWDER
Pl'ffs Aa'ys.
R,venna January e. 1872
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MUFFS, MUFFS,
A FINE assortment, consisting of real Lynx,
n French, Coney, Labrador, Qenette, Belgian
and African Lynx, ,ja., opened and selling a, low
figures at nov22 PRkNr ss'.
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M A r B | E.
Is % n ID ~ 8

7 UST received, and large share of il IL
u Italian Ob'esque Monuments and Grave
q ore, from t~o inch up t" eight IN ihicknes, and
II sizes, which was selected by directly frum
the Importers 10 New York; a'so ur American is
of the best quairiy, from the lila of Wm. Y. Rip
lev, celebrated for having the 6nest and best Rut>
land Marble.
Take notice, that here is as good an assortment
as can be found the State, and that we selected
nur stock, {. .d purchased of first hands, there
fore think that we can sell good article as low
as heretofore has been sold poor one by dealers
who buy of second hands. Therefore give us a
call before ynu purchase else where, consider
our experience guarantee that we can give entire
satisfaction HURLBUT & Fox.
Ravenna, Dec. 10, 1881. ly-342
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FALL STYLE HATS,

FdLL OI 7 LE II ~ o.
TT L. R. DAY have just received BY express
H Two cases of the latest stsie of Gentlemens
Hats Of a first rate quality, and will be sold low.
Any one in want of Fashionable Hat will do well
to call and look at ours before purchasing else>
where. sep
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GOLD AND SILVER VHTCHES.

TTNHE undersigned now offers for sale fine as
i sorlment Of j"welry of the following kinds
Gold and Silver Watches. silver spoons, fine an
cheap Jewelry, p cket cutlery. and general as
sortmeht Of small articles usually kept in Jewel
ry Store, all Of which will be sold at the low
est cash prices. R. BAIRD.
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SELLING OFF aTaCOsI'

9 DAY, ut the Stono store, being desirous
~. to close his business in tr lde, is now Offer
ing and will contnue to offer, AT cnsT, AND FOR
REvDY PAY, his entire stock Of Dry Coo DIS, C. M
prising In ost every article in that ltnc, gtn.
eral asso rtmcht of lclhirg, Hardware, Roots
and Slio es, Books and stationcryj ard v vhich
il ii confidently believed, cffer ,ferinr iILutr.
mcnts o purchasers. AL persons wishing TO
Buy Goods Cheap are cordially invited to call
and examine his stock before purchasing else.
where.
Ruvenna, June 2 1881
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CHEE!TNGS, BATS, COTTON YARN, COT,
y ton Warp, Ticking, B'gs, &C., just received
aud selling at lower prices Than at any other estab-
ishmcnt on the Western Reserve. Stop ard ,lt ok
or yourselves. A. v. HORR.
Shalersge, September 18th.
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Moses Burdgs' Estate.
NOTICE is hereby gwen ,hst tht su bscriber has
IN been appointed and quail fed as executor on
2he estate OF Moses Burdee late oi B. .mheld boi
tage county deceased. Dated al BrIu,6.Id this
2d aayeof Dec. 1851.
343-3w VIM H.ME.OY.
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DONNEr RIBBONs-A splendid asso,lmcn
ID now opening, and for sale low at
sep3 PRFNTISS'
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V7ALL PAPER.-2775 pi~tes Wall Paper,
w from to 25 cents, comprising large vsre.
ty OF patternsi also beastiul assortment Of Fne
Board patterns and Window Shades just opened
and selling very low at FRENTr.s'.
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A GfAG, A-Pian, fg'd ard watefed APaecas,
IL of all qualities snC P:icesat
ocl2O RowELL ard co.'s.
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globe.
| am not myself among the number who
believe that the evils Of slavery, must nee.
essarily overthrow this government. This
great fabric of human wisdom, erected by
our fathers for our welfare and protection
will be preserved, and those who think diff.
fereatly, in my opinion falsely estimate
the elements by which it will be sustained,
the interest, the intelligence and the patri.
otism Of the American people. see no
reason why generations may not look upon
the old emblem Of our union and strength
as gracefully it shall spread its folds to the
breeze, and neither stripe nor star shall be
seen TO have disappeared But on the 9th.
er hand. new consultations will arise in
the North the South and West and add TO
ITS interests, lis beauty and its strength
Not that other nations are to be brought
into this Union by war, conquest or any
unjust or aggressive acquisition. but by
that peaceful and all conquering influence,
which will eminate from our free inslitu-
tions, our intelligence and enterprise. AT
no distant day, comparatively speaking,
the American people may with truth ex.
claim "This boundess continent is ours
it is the destiny Of the Anglo Saxon race,
There is another consideration Of vast
importance to the interests Of our state;
/ the improvement Of our Rivers and Har.
bors. Without beiag felt by the general
Government. the uninterrupted navigation
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Ravenna, October Is, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-11
Marine Affairs.

For LyERrooL-The U NJ. steamship Pacific, Capt.
Nye left yesterday for Liverpool She takes out 40 pas
sengers and large amount Of specie.
For CHAeRFs.--The u 8 NJ. steamship Ohio, Captain
schenck took her departure yesterday for Chagre She
carries very large number of paspengers.
BorsTrkous PASSAGE The ship Rip Van Wrinkle, Capt
Lowber, from Liver pool Dec. lst had a succession Of
heavy westerly gales On the Goth of Dec while lying
to in heavy gale from the northwest. upon the star
board tack struck her the bow which
csred her swept the decks Of the long
boat pers spsrs matches rails and Ldlwarks and stove
the main hatch house and broke the stoves The gale
aho sprung her main mast and did other damage Seve
raj Ct her we're badly bruised, esp had his
collar bone broken short Off which prevented his attend.
ing to the duties OF the ship for nearly three weeks
LAuNcH The clipper ship Tornado, built for Captain.
burg, from the yard Of Messss John Williams Co., to-
morrow, at about IL o'clock
70 rfiE the SEW toRK HERALD
sR--I beg leave, through your columns to call the
and fixtures applied to the propeller South Carolina
Jus. completed under nay euperintendence for
Charleston company The whole arrangement believe,
original with and its successful operation upou our
trial trip to- day placing before the pub
lilo do this not 70 gain Dotoriety but trust l may
have the credit q wishing to add my mite general in
propellers.
claim that is the ghtest rudder ever applied to
propellerthe strongest CHI eapest, effective and
easiest worked and it is moreover, perfec thy secure
from being carried away by sen, or the ship striking
the bottom.
1T may be in miniature applied to model Of the
ship board pier foot Of North Moore street North
river Those who feel CURIOSITY interest in such
matters invited to inspect it The South Caro-.
lima leaves tor Charleston on "wednesday the nth
bave not patented it. and it is offered me public:
as also any information desired upon the inject
Retpeetiuly. your obedient servant
X II. TUCKER, Jr Charleston. g. O.
New York, Jan sth, 1862
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This Mornings Summary.

With the exception of an outline of the interview
between Henry Clay and Kossuth, the telegraphic
intelligence received from Washington, yesterday,
is of but little consequence After the disposal
of minor business, the Senate took up the ill
advised unnecessary and outof-place resolution of
ex Senator Foote, declaring the compromise mea-
su1ee q final settlement of all difficulties between
the North and South Senator Downs, of Louis
ana, made speech on the subject, in which he de-
clared that the adjustment measures had effected
the object for which they were intended, and that
there was row cause left for excitement. If this
is really the opinion Of majority Of Senators-and
nearly all those who have spoken on the question
declare that it is-why do they endeavor to renew
tue slavery agitation by meddling with the compro-
mise! IL has done its work and should be permitted
TO rest. But that the subject has been again
thrust before the Senate that body should dispose
of it speedily and quietly as possible, and avoid,
IS far aa possible, arousing public feeling by
making long personal and vindictve speeches. The
House was not in session
Late advices from the South state that Gen.
Caravaial, the leader of the revolutionists in
Northern Mexico, has been arrested by Gen, Har-
ney for violation of the neutrality laws, he hav-
ing attempted Co organize in>Texas, an armed ex.
petition against neighbcring country. This will
probably check the operations of the revolutionists
for some time. rner movements appear to have
been IL planned, idrected, and ill-starred, from
the commencement, and it is probably well for
them that their leader has been cap ured.
Much damage was recently done in the nsighbor-
hood Of Baton Rouge, La, by terrific storm.
Many buildings were blown down, and q number of
negI oes were killed
girl, named Sarah Gerber, was yesterd day con-
victed in Philadelphia, of having caused the death
OF an infant, by compelling it to swallow pins and
needles The prisoner, who is only thirteen years
of age, was found guilty Of murder in the second
degree, and will be sent to the penitentiary.
For piquant sketch of the curosties at the
State Capitol the letter of our Albany CORES
pondent. Neither branch of the Legislature was
in session yesterday.
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The OUTRAGE ON THE PRoMETHEUs BY our
correspondence from Kingston, Jamaica, published
in our columns to- day, it will be seen that Admiral
Seymour, in command Of the British squadron in
the West India seas, has repudated the conduct of
the commander Of the English brig Of war Express,
in firing the American steamship Prometheus
short time since. The outrage must certainly have
been very aggravated, when it is denounced by the
Admiral, without his having received instructions
from England.
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supreme Court Special Term.
Before Judge EdNards

JAN l0.-DycIsGoNs -.Josesh T. Afoyfhand ne L,bu,oy
La F~ge, 80 Motion for injunction granted
Jcseph h,neid rs John Ecwne Motion to strike out
answer as sham, denied, without costs
jonathan Wut and others Joseph Bdieman and Others
IN otion TO strike parts the answer Is
granted. with $40 costs.
Samuel Ford rs. Harroa Beman-s10 costs Of the mo.
ton SLOWED to the plaintiff
John Pittuug' rs. HIM RehniLcr Ordered that the
plaintih's damages be assessed by q jury.
.7fdrtu NJ Cohs Rebecca l.. Contradiction for
aliHony and counsel Tee depiea
samuel Oakley rs George +. Mills and another Mo-
tob denied with liberty renew the same on notise To
the sheriff.
TIE Rebuilding n Washington Market--In the case OF
james Cbispher and another on behalf of
ana toe other tax payers Of New York. vs. The Mayor
&c o. New ftrk Tie Comptroller and the
o. hepsus ana SUPPLIES, and Joseph Cories Contractor
supplied by both particle.