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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-12-07

Credentials were presented Of B. W.
Johnson. Senator from Arkansas. appoint
ed in place Of Borland, resigned. Gre
dentials of Philip Allen, Senator elect from
Rhode Island, for six years; OF John Bell,
Senator, elect from Tennessee. for ak
years.
Senator Benjamin said that Hon. John
Sidell had been elected to the Senate ia
place OF Mr. Soule, but his election was
known and he hoped that there would be
no objection to his being sworn. No OBJ.
lection being made. Mr.. Slidell was sworn
together with Bell, Allen and Johnson
Senator Brodhead' 8 resolution was adop-
ted directing the Secretary to inform the
House that quorum of the Senate was
present, and ready to proceed TO business
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, gave notice Of bills
granting lands TO Iowa for Railroad pur-
poses; and to establish a territorial gov
ernment in Nebraska. s.
Mr.. Jones, OF Iowa. gave notice Of bill!
granting lands TO Iowa for railroad con.
Meeting the Mississippi and Missouri.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice Of bill making
donation OF public lands TO California for
the purpose of constructing a railroad and.
telegraph from San Francisco to the COL
erado river, with branch passing to the
boundary Of Oregon, and bill TO estab-
lsh line OF mail steamers from San Fran.
cisco by way Of the Sandwich Islands to
Shanghai. China.
Senator Fish submitted a resolution,
which was laid over, that a select commit.
tee be appointed to consider the causes
and extent of sickness and mortality pre-
vailing on board emigrant ships on voy-
ages TO this country. and whether further
{ fIlegisls,ion is needed for the better protec-
ton Of the health aud lives Of passengers
on such vessels.
RI A resolution providing for the appoint
ment Of two Chaplains by each house was
adopted.
BosroN, Dec. S.
Hon G. G. Atherton LEFT SO 600 10 Pierce,
and the bulk Of his property, upwards Of
s. SO 900. TO his WIFE, $ cousins.
PlrrsBuRGH, Dec. 5.
River 4 feet 4 inches. Weather pleas
|, ant, but cloudy.
CINCINNATI. Dec. s.
Flour prime at S5,25. Sellers holding
off for STEAMERS news. Whisky 2I4 to
22t. Hogs irmer. few offered 900 sold
al 1926. and 400 at Sass. Holders
generally asking $3.50. Green hams 81
firm. $50
NEw YaRK Den +.
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r Theintelligence received per steam.
er Illinois, from the California mines, is
exceedingly favorable.
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American Indebtedness.

writer in the New York Journal OF
Commerce makes the following estimate:
Total debt Of the United States
.s5s 900 900
The total debt OF the indivdu-
al States, both absolute and
contingent, according to the
census OF 1850, was about 200 900 900
The number Of miles OF Rail-
road in the United States,
flushed. is. .l5 OOO
in progress. ......... 49, 900
Total .25. .OCO
On which. admitting thaibo
on every road in the country
to the extent Of $4,000 per
mile had been issued, the
amount would be. .250,OOO, ,OOC
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Methodist Church Controversy.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The settlement Of
the Methodist church controversy is off,
cially announced; the precise conditions
will not be made public until after the with
drawal of suits by consent Of the courts OF
Law 1t is understood that the basis is
TO be an equal division of property between
the Northern and Southern sections.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-12-07

Total Government. State, and
What amount of this Indebtedness is
held abroad is question about which
doctors differ.
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Merican NeUs,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-New Orleans pa
pers of Saturday are received. Vera Cruz
dates are 10 the 22d, and the city of Mex
leo dates to the l7th. The Mexican pa
pers are filled with details of horrible out
RACES committed by the Indians on the
frontier.
The Diaro Official. in correcting the no.
;ice of the privileges granted by Govern
ment to Messrs. Bellenge & Richards for
the construction Of railroad from Vera
Cruz to the Pacific. says that the grant ap-
piled only TO the construction of a road
from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico.
LIE Trait D'Union notices the arrival in
the city Of Mexico. Of Mr.. Ward, who
comes to represent the interests the frs,
Company claiming under the Gray grant.
to whom was granted the right Of way over
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
Several cases of cholera had occurred
in the city Of Mexico.
The Mexican government has author.
lied the shipment OF gold and silver from
the port of Guagas, in consequence OF the
establishment of mint at Hermosillo.-
The mints at Guanaquinto and Zacatecas
are ordered to be closed.
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NEw Yonx. Dec. Il.

The Black Warrior arrived from Havana,
at New York, Nov. 90. The Captain.
General is daily expected at Havana He
comes with authority as Viceroy withoub
that title. The natives are favorably dis
posed to the change. a.T ses
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From TVdshinofo8 !.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Sentinel oil
this morning has sharp article in reply
to the Unions declaration that the Balti-
more Platform did not expressly approve
or disapprove the Compromise, and says
This announcement produced unparalleled
excitement and sensation. The Union
has another article this morning, in which
it says that the Baltimore Platform only
expresses acquescence in, and not ap.
proval of, the Compromise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-12-07

DRowNED.-A man, whose name has
escaped our memory, was drowned off the
steamer Stephen Bayard, on Tuesday
night of last week, at Bellair. His body
had not been found up to Sunday. He
had some $4OO in money on his person
and was or had been contractor on the
Central Railroad. lie had stepped into a
fiat boat which the Bayard had in tow and
which was to be landed at or near Bellair
and when in the act Of stepping up on the
side of the fiat to assist his wife and child
down. his foot slipped and he fell into the
river. and is supposed to have passed un-
der the wheel o the Bayard.
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rThe Alexandria Gazette makes the
iollo wing sensible remarks: at is though,
and said, that there is q 'great field" IN
the coming Congress, for the display OF
young and ambitious men. There is q
much "greater field" for the exercise OF
mature judgment. ripe experience and qui
ct. sober action. We generally have
displays enough-ambi,ious and aspiring
politicians enough-men who "go up like
the rocket and come down like the stick. ~
But there is a deficiency soften of truly
great men, who know when 10 hold their
tongues, as we'll as when to speak,
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Flour prime al s5,95. Sellers holding
off for steamers news. Whisky 2l4 to
22t. Hogs firmer. few offsred--8OO sold
at $4.25, and 400 at $4,35. Holders
generally asking $3.50. Green hams st
firm. - ..1.s
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An Aged Man.

The Wheeling Times, of Nov. 22. thus
notices an old man whom we saw at that
place last week. He formerly lived oppo-
site Grave Creek:
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or The Northwestern Democrat
states that Mr.. Lorn Andrews "while
paid and acting as agent for the teach
cr8' association, in his trdrels through
Me State last fall, not only took sides
suith phiggery, but actually made stump
speeches for Scott" OF course, we de-
nlocrats ought to vote for him without
regard topolitical considerations! Pos
sibly we should have no objections, that
as School Commissioner, he should give
us an occasional lecture on what an ex-
celient matter this thing Of Whiggery is,
after all! We thought the State Teach
ers' Association knew more of his ante
cedenls than we did. BIT 1t is q little
singular thai we never knew a non-politi>
cal candidate lurn out to be Demo crat !!
Such man turns up Wing every time,
as certainly as loaded dice bring up the
highes, numbers. Ofcourse, this is always
without design, and melely continued
series of unaccountable condolences.
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Items from Texas and New Mexico.

BALTIMORE, April 2G.-By the mails
we have New Orleans papers Of Wed>
nesday evening, Of last week. in which
we find full details of the ailedged seiz>
ire of portion of New Mexico by Gov.
Lime. The intelligence was received at
San Antonio, from letter written by an
American residing at El Paso. Gov,
Lane, in his proclamation, after explain
ing The grounds upon which he claims
The disputed territory, proceeds thus:
81, G. Lane, Governor Of the Terri
tory Of New Mexico, upon my own off.
cial responsibility, and without orders
from the Cabinet at Washington, do
hereby, in behalf Of the U. S, take pos
session of the disputed II rriory, to be
held Professionally until the boundary
question shall he decided"
Col. Sumner, the military commandant
lad positively refused TO support Gov.
Lane with his troops; but the American
residents, generally, supported Lane.
q Carvaial and his Lieutenant, Norton,
were still prisoners AT Fort Brown.
The steamer Thomas McKenney,
burs, boiler on the Rio Grande, on the
18th instant, by which some lives we're
lost.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale Farm OF
H. tract of Land, in Pleasant township.
containing about cighty-eight acres, with %
to 30 acres cleared and we'll fenced. 1t lies
adjoining farms of Jacob Byers and B. Payn,
known as the Durfey lots; being only A
miles from Ottowa, and good school house
within few rods. The Toledo and Lima
Railroad is located on the west line of said
land. .....- s.r
hand, and balance 10 suit purchasers.
Enquire of JACOB RYERS near the prem
ises, or address the subscriber Croon P. O. /,
Licking county, O. Title clea,. rt I
a.. J. w. SEYMOUR.
April, 1858. Ht..a.f 629
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ROAD NOTICE.

M Office is hereby given that there will
In be petItiompresenteI to tlte Commits
sioncrs Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their next
June Session. for the Location of county
road cominenting in Van Buren township
at the termination Of the Gilboa road where
i: intersects the Van Buren, and Defiance
road at rhe section corners of thirty.four and
thirty -fye--thence running a direct north
course, on the section line between sections
twenty.six and twenty. seven, twenty-five
and twenty. three; fourteen and fifteen, ten
and eleven, until it intersects lhe North or
Sand ridge road, and tSeir terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April @8,- 1852. ......,.-...,-.,.y. 500
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WANTED:

The WEATHER This is a subject
we are not fltnl in discoursiug upon.
but we must say word about the fuidity
Of the atmosphere "about these days."
"The big rain comes dancing to tho earth,"
As il second edition of Noah's
flood was about TO be mprovised. Damp
and wet seem to be everywhere, even our
grey goose quill bends to the Influence
of the general humidity, and we must
throw il away
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appointments by the President Gov.
Wood Minister to Brazil.

New YORK, April, 25.-A Washing.
ton correspondent of the Courier and
Enquirer states last evening by telegraph
that the following appointments had been
agreed upon, 10 take effect on the SIh
day of July.
q Ex Governor Truesdale, of Tenn. as
Minister TO Russia.
Gov. Wood, of Ohio, Minister TO
Brazil.
Mr.. Wise, or M. K. Mead, of Va,
Ministerto Chill.
Of John A. Dix, TO France.
Hon. Mr.. Appleton, Of Me-, Secretary
of Legation to London.
Mr.. Helm, of KY, will receive The
Governorsbip of New Mexico.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that n petition viii he pre-.
IN sented 10 the County Commissioners Of Put.
main County, Ohio, at their next June Session pray
ing for the establishment OF county road, conimen'
cling ut the boundary liue between Henry and Putnam
Counties between sections four and five, oftoWnship
two north, range six east beng extension of the
county road in Henry county, thence running south
on the best route TO the corner of section sixteen, in
said township thence west to the half section corner
of section seventeen of said township Unce south
the half section line to the point where ii viii liter
sect the Kada and Napoleon turnpike road.
April 81, le53.- -.- ~ b a-'- ~ G2!%
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A LTHDUGH these W rks are distin-
IN g6lhed by the political shades above
indicated yet but small portion of their
contentsis devoted to political subjects II
is their iterary character which gives them
their chef value, and in that they stand
confesseIlv far above all other journals of
their clss. Blarkwood, still under the
fatherly care OF Christopher North, main
tains its ancient celebrity, and is. at this
time, unusually attractive. from tho serial
works o Bulwer and other literary notables,
written Or that magazine, and first appearing
in its coumns both in Great Britain ana in
the Uued States. Such works as 1.-The
Caxtons' and "My New Novel," (both by
Bulwer )"The Green Hand" "Kate Ste
wart," aid other serials, Of which numerous
rival editions are issued by the leading pub
fishers il this country, have TO be reprinted
by thosepublishers from the pages of Black.
wood, ater it has been issued by Messrs.
Scott & Co., so that Subscribers to tho Re-
print of that Magazine may always rely on
having lie earliest reading OF these fascinat-
ing tales ~ .-.r....a H#g
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PETITION FOR PARTITION

CARAH Wnkin, Cutharihe Lytle, Edmund Lyte,
y Stephen Wilkin Maria Wilkin, Sarah Jane
Wilkin. Thomas Wilkin, Joseph Edgar WIlkin, and
William Stanison Wikin will take notice that petit.
tion was filed against them, on the second day OF
May, A. d. 1853, in the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Shelby county, Ohio, by James " Wilkin and is now
pending in said Court, wherein the said James ",
Wikn demands partition of the following Renl
Estate to wit: The south west quarter of section
ten (10) town seven (7) range six 10y east, in said
county of Shelby, containing 1853 acres or less
Also inlot number one hundred and thirty-two Q32l
in the town of Sidney in said county of Shelby.
Also the north east quarter of section seven ~ town
four Ii range nine ai lying in Wood County, Ohio,
containing one hundred and sixty acres more or less
Also all that part of the north east quarter of
twenty -four real town three (3) range three l3(
which lies west of the Wabash and Erie canal, lying
in the county of Paudng, in the State of Ohio,
tanning one hundred and fity.three acres, more or
less. And that at tile next term Of said Court of
Common Pleas an application will he made by The
said James v. Wilkin for an order that partition
may be made of said premises and TINT dover may be
assigned therein to Sarah Wilkin, widow of Stephen
WiIkin. deceased
CONKLiN s. THOMPSON,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dated, May 22d, 1853, 630fw
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81, CoNHEcTIcuT.-The Democrats have
carried all before them in Connecticut.
Governor Sey mour's majority will not
fall short Of 1000. They havo elected
all four Of their candidates for Congress.
all The State officers, and have clear
majority in both branches Of The Legis,
lature. %. Statesman. "a "''' ''' '''f'''
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u. s. MARsHAI.-Jabez Fitch, Esq,.
OF Cleveland, has been appointed U. S.
Marshal, The Pldiadedler.says of Mr..
Finch, that he is working Democrat, a
gentleman of ample ability aud unliring
energy, and, we are confident, will fill
the office with dignity and honor.-Ohio
Statesman.
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II will be seen that Jabez Fitch, Of
Cleveland, has been appointed Marshal
of Ohio, and Gov. Wood is to be ap-
pointed Minister 10 Brazil.
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Ito be continued

STATE FAIR Ess.-Tbe Dayton
Journal learns that Senator Pearce, Of
Maryland, very able man, has accepted
the invitation to deliver aa address at
the next Ohio State Fair.
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0rV B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and Philade phia. is our only agent in these
Giles for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account will be treated as if made
directly with this Office.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN, J
RAILROAD COMPANY, )
hor,b Oi 1890

NOTICE s hereby given that by resolution of
lN the Board OF Directors ofthe Dayton and Mich.
gan Railroad Company the Stock subscriptions made
TO said Company are required to he called In. Sub
scrbers in the County of Putnam are therefore
required to pay five per cent, the amount of their
Stock, on or before the fifteenth day of April next
A. ID. 1883 and ten per cent. every sixty days there
after until the whole Of said subscription il fully paid
up. a..
Payment Of subscriptions in said COUNTY may he
made to Dr.C. 4. POMEROYs of 0ttowa who is
authorized by the Companyto receive payments Of
stock andreceipt therefor
By Order ofthS Board.
q HENRY S. MAYO;
Treas. d. & NJ. r. K. co.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETING

The School District, composed Of the
several Sub-Disiricts of Union township,
will hold an adjourned meeting, on
Saturday, The 2lss May, instant, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. Dated, April Both. 1858.
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Ifyou wish hens TO lay eggs plontifully,
have pan Of lime water always in their
coops.
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HERE Is YOUR REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, I
A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS

BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS
SUFFERING.
Extract OF Letter from Mr. Wllium GalpiR,
of70, st. Mary's Street, Weymouth, dated
May l5te, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, ta s
Sir, AT The age of Is my wife (who
is now 6l) caught a violent cold, which
settled in her legs, and ever since that
:ime they have been more or less sore,
aud greatly ioa4med. Her agonies were
distraeIing, and for months together shc
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Every remedy that medical men advised
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She commenced six weeks ago, and,
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Her legs are painless, without seam or
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,ata.7 ll WILLIAM GALPIN.
A PERSON 10 YEARS OF AGE
CURED OF A BAD LEG, OF
THIRTY YEARS. STANDING.
Copy of Letter from Mr. William Abbs,
Builder of Gas Ovens, Of Rushcliffs. near
near Huddersfcld, dated May 3lst, 1857.
To Professor HoLIawAY, Az
SIR, i suffered for period Of Thirty
years from a bad leg, the resnlt Of ttso
or three different accidents a, Gas Works;
accompanied by scorbulic symptoms. |
had recourse 10 a variety OF medical
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de- a@-''r WILLIAM ABBS.
The truth of this statement can Be
verified by Mr. w. p England. Chemist,
l3, Market Street, HuddersGeld.
A DREADFUL BAD BREAST
CURED IN ONE MONTH.
Extract of Letter from Mr.. Frederick
Turner, of Penshurst, Kent, dated Decem-
Der 3ih, 1850. @
To Professor HoLLowAY,
DEAR SIR, My wife had suffered
from Bad Breasts for more than six
months, and during the whole period had
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! l(Sipned) frederick TURNER.
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GERMAN BOTANIC.
PmYs1oIAN = suRGEoN.

Ply SICIAN q 8 u REG EO N .
EAR, ~. ANDERSON respectfully invites
~ the attention Of the public in general
that he has located III VATGHNSVILLE,
where he intends to practice his profession,
and where he will be found ready at all
times to respond to oil calls entrusted to his
care. .-------- .--.
BAN diseases described by jnspec
ton OF the Urine.
A word in connection to my old trends on
Hogcree river, thankful for past favors and
still hoping to receive your attention.
April %, 1888. gf 6e97
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EUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati, a
- lot Of superior N. 0, Sugar. Also,
Syrups, MoIasses, Coffees, choice
variety, Tobaccoes, &c., &c. 81
WM g. All. TAYLOR.
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ROAD NOTICE.

AZARIAH SMITHS ESTATE.
\ Office is hereby given that G. #. Pomeroy and
William Patrick Administrators of tile estate
Of Azariah Smith, deceased have&led their accounts
in the office OF the Probate Court of Putnam County,
Ohio for final settlement, aud that the same will be
head ON the esd day of May. A. ID. 1883
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
April ssth, 1853. $50
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1II1tN ~ 7 " " n y
Treas. D. & NJ. r. K. Co.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
.f REAL ESTATE.


ON the 18th day of May, A. D. 1853 at one o'clock
~ in the afternoon. at the door of the court house,
in the town of Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder The following Real Estate
the property of Christian Myers, deceased TO wit:
The south fraction Of section number eighteen
six l6l east in Putnam county, Ohio and containing
nnetytwo and eighty.five hundredths acres of land
more or less Appraised ut four hundred and sixty.
four dollars. Terms: -one.third cash in hand; one.
third in year; and the residue in two years, with
interest from the day of sale, deferred pay lnens to be
securod bV IN the nrpn,ana