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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-11-23

Is In schuy!kill county, Pennsylvania.
it is said, there is one legally licensed liq-
uor establishment to every nine and Q half
voters.
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From tie National Mtelligencer.
Letter fOm Major Downing.

PRIVATE DESPATCH TO GENERAL PIERCE.
To go through one Of the Organs-the
Union. or the Sentinel, or the Star, or one
of the other organs, if they've got agoing
vet.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-11-23

o. Be true to thy friend. Never speak
of his faults to another, but open them all
to HIM with gentlsness and love.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-11-23

e. A capital joke is repeated by the. ed
itor of the .Hemphis Eagle, of his ''busihess
partner Dan Rice had RENTED to him,
among other sums, a two dollar bill, which
he returned, informing him it was counter
felt, and requesting han to ''send another"
1t was some time before he heard from Dan
again but an emstle came at last, and an a
pology for the delay, as Dan had found some
difficulty IN procuring "aaolher counterfeit
two dollar BILL"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-11-23

GcS> The fashion is becoming everywhere
prevalent of enclosing dollar to the prin-
ter when sending marriage notice. 1t is
highly probable that some gentlemen may
hesitate to fall into the fashion-especially
if they apprehend that they haven't mar
ried very well.-LouisriIle Journal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-11-23

DON'T CARE BIr.-An Irishman going
to market met farmer with an owl.
Say, misther, whatli ye take for yer big
eyed Turkey;
1t is an owl, ye balst, replied The aston
ished farmer.
Diyl bit do care whether its ould or
young, price the speapecn bird
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the Senate correspondence that may have taken placs
@ Kn ' ~ s q the United States and his Majesty
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Bills OF the following titles were introduced raa5
hrst and second time and referred to appropriate com
BY Mr. HAMLIN: A bin 10 n,ov,a. g.
and satisfaction Of claims Of America
French spoatons reported BY the Committee ~
prior to 3st July, 1901 This bill with the paners
referred 70 the Comnsse "a Foreign Relations instead
BY Mr. BADGER: bill for the relief Of M K w..
rington and c. st. j. Chubb, executors OF Can't lie viz
Warrington. -~'"'N'
Mr. b. desired to state that this bill had besr
acted on but had been lost in the other branch and ~
expressed the hope that the Committee on Naval Aars
would not make the bill exception to the promptitude
exhibited by its action this morning.
BY Mr.. HUNTER: bill to extend the warehousino
system by establishing private bonded warehouses and
for other purposes.
This bill strikes from the one introduced last ses-
sion the clause whica requires the proprietor Of any
selected bonded warehouse to pay the United States
sum not exceeding thousand dollars as remuner
on the United States for the expense incurred bv the
arrangement, and will not allow any expenses on ware
housed or unclaimed goods in public or private bonded
warehouses beyond the amount actually incurred by the
United States provso is added to the 9th section
that no officer of the shall enter into any
for the of any building to be hereafter erected as
public warehouse and lease of any building
shall be taken for longer period than three wears NOR
is to be paid in whole or in part in any case in adj
vance
BY Mr.. EVANS: bill to indemnify the State Of South
Carolina for money expended for the United States in the
war with the Seminole Indians in Florida.
BY Mr.. EVERETT A bill authorizing and directing
the Secretary of the Interior to provide suitable and per-
manent accommodations for the United States courts Of
Massachusetts, and their officers.
BY Mr. DODGE of Iowa: A bill to authorize the sale
Of lands reserved for military purposes and for the use
of the Indians in the State Of Iowa.
BY Mr.. THOMPSON, of Kentucky; A bill to provide
fo,f tho, dalai IF hanfrn and all
Virginia State and Continental lines
BY Mr. JOHNSON: bill granting lands to Arkansas
to aid in the construction OF railroad from point on
the Mississippi in the region Of Gainess Landing via
Camden, to the Texas boundary near Fulton in Arkansas
Also bill granting land to Arkansas to aid in the
construction of railroad from Shreveport in Lousiana
through Arkansas, to ST. Josephs, in Missouri.
The Senate adjourned.
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historian ideal justly with the memsry Of Charles G..
Atherton telling TINT lived within her borders
who devYted his energies and talents sedulousy
legislator and citizen than he the prosperity Of the
whole COUNTRY and to the dissemination Of elevated po-
htical ethics.
He 4hew sectionasm; the Constitution was his
chart He was faithful to his constituents, and yet
his broad enough see and his heart gene
enough to concede every right due his brethren in
this great political household
He illustrated the annals of his Congressional
at an early day with exposition of principles which
has wthstood the assault Of time, the only test OF
TRUTH and If they had been sacredy observed fra
ernal concord and domestic repose could have been
shaken disturbed TWAS bold and manly in him, and
eyinced the highest moral courage and were now call
ed upon to indte the inscription the plain granite
obeisk which kind affection will to his memory
would make it brief and simple: The MORTAL REMAINS
OF THE AUTHOR or ATHERToN's RESOLUTIONS.
This fact, honorable his head and heart, which
the cpitaph will commemorate, win live in the records Of
his country though the shaft that points heayenwards
from his Wondering clay may crumble into dust.
The loss of suck man, sir at any time is national
calamity 1t is especially heavy now when death has
stricken down in few brief years many stars of the
| first magnitude from the political armament.
II the ordering of human events had been committed to
fra man. he would have been spared TO adorn the high
place he worthily filed But for the goodness and
justice of the Ruler of nations might at the
sad decree when remember the tempestuous sea
through which have passed. and now that the sun OF
domestic peace has just arsen with genial rays to warm
frnternhi aHcctlon sauy
away without parakng of the felicity of restored friend
ship which he contributed so much to consummate.
will not invade the halowed precincts Of that grief
stricken family circle where he 50 lately stood as shin
ing CENTRE dispensing light and JOYS but row. alas made
so dark and cheerless Time alone furnishes soothing
balm where the heart beeds Outside of that circle there
is whose sensbites have been deeply wrung by the
event Our hoAored Chief Magistrate has lost of his
earliest and truest friends. The arm which he had
fondy hoped to lean upon in the trying responsibilities of
his situation is cold and pulseess; that tongue al
ways devoted to truth upon which he trusted to vnd
cate his motives and his honor is silent in death TIE
learning and wisdom which to counsel him in his
troubles have SUNK like bright lights, to rise more
Oh what sad havoc has death recently made with
those around whom the Presidents affections have been
enwned! Let not the solemn admoniton be lost upon
him upon ourselves.
The question then taken, and the resolutions were
unanimously adopted
| And the House adjourned till tomorrow.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. BENTON, rising to question Of privilege, stated
that JOSH MANUEL GALLEoos, the Delegate from New
Mexico, was present and desired TO be sworn in
Mr. RICHARDSON asked that the credentials Of the
Delegate might be read before he should be qualified
he wished to show the House that neither Of the
ants for this seat was Primd face entitled to it,
The credentials were accordingly read, consisting Of
certificate from the Governor and from the Secretary
of the Territory Of New Mexico declaring Mr. GALLEGos
to have been elected Delegate from that Territory.
Mr. RICHARDSON said that it seemed there two
certificates, which made out prad facie case He had
understood otherwise and as the credentials were GER
tainy in compliance with law he proposed make no
further objection the would hereafter be inyesti-
gated by the Committee Of Elections
The SPEAKER then administered TO Mr. GALLRGos the
oath to support the Constitution of the United States
Mr.. RICHARDSON presented certain papers in regard
to the contested election from New Mexico which
were referred to the Committee Of Elections.
PRINTING OF PROCEEDINGS on THE DEATH OF VICE
PRESIDENT KING.
Mr.. MURRAY, from the Committee on Printing TO
which referred the resolution to print thirty thou
sand copies Of the proceedings Of the Senate and House
Of representatives the announcement Of the death
Of the late Vice President reported that in their opinion
the number Of copies proposed by said resolution should
be published and that in addition TO the proceedings
the Senate and House upon that melancholy and affecting
OCCASION II would be proper TO ncud the very interest
ing proceedings Of the Supreme Court the United States
upon the subject The committee therefore recon-
mended the adoption Of the following resolution
Reotea That tho members Of the House on the Joint Com
mtee Printing 10 be published and bound PAM
phle form, in such may them appropriate
for the Of the House thirty thousand copies pro-
ceedngs Of the Senate and House OF Representatives and the
addresses Of the members gard the death late Vice
President Of the United States the Hon. WV r. KING
with much Of the Presidents message Of the present
sion relates thereto and the proceedings Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States the subject.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. SMITH, Of Vrg~ia, at his request, was ex-
cused from further service on the Committee on Terri
tories
Mr.. DISNEY offered the following resolution which
referred to the Committee on Printing:
Resolved That FIVE hundred copies o. the report OF the
Commissioner Of the General Land 0ce with the accom-
panyng documents, be printed for the Of said Office
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Mr.. HOUSTON, from the Committee Of Ways and
Means, reported bin making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic expenses OF Government for the year
ending June 80 1855.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1853.
IN SENATE


Mr.. THOMSON, Of New jersey presented resolutions
OF the Legislature Of New Jersey respecting lighthouse
on Absecom beach, and bell buoy outside of Abseco
bar and relative to the construction Of breawaer at
the Committee on Commerce.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
The following memorials and petitions were presented
and appropriately referred
by Mr.. WADE: From Jno. Devlin, asking compensa-
ton for services clerk in the Fifth Auditors Office
BY Mr.. BRIGHT: From David English and Others Of
Georgetown, d. c., members Of joint stock association
for the manufacture Of gas asking an act of incor
poration.
By MIR. CHASE: From Charles sountag, son and heir
Of VIM Lewis Sountag asking indemnity for French spo
liatons prior to 1900
BY Mr.. JONES' of Iowa: From residents Of Clinton
county, asking that grant of land may be made to the
Lyons Iowa Central Railroad Company.
Also, additional documents relating to the claim OF
Daniel Nickel
large mass Of memorials we're taken from the files ON
motion of several Senator's and again referred to appro
pirate committees.
INCREASE OF THE NAVY.
Mr.. GWIN, from the Committee Naval Affairs
reported that the committee Naval Affairs had Ind
under consideration that portion of the report Of the
Secretary of the Navy recommending increase Of the
navy" in which he asks for authority have construct
cd at least six frst-cass steam frgate propeers and
suggests that If the authority be granted the appropra
ton should be made at early day enable the De-
parment to build them with dispatch, and purchase
supply Of material not to diminish the amount ON
hand and that the committee fully concurred in the sug
gestions and recommendations of the Secretary OF the
Navy, and would give their attention to the bill making
appropriations for this object which is expected at
early day from the House of Representatives
Mr.. SEWARD, from the Committee on Commerce rs-
parted the bill for the relief of the owners Of the barque
Kate Boyd, without amendment
Mr. s pressed it's immediate consideration; and no OBJ
lection having been made II considered and passed
by MIR. HUNTER from the Committee on Finance:
bill to extend the warehouse system by establishing pri
vate bonded warehouses, and for other purposes.
by Mr.. PRATT, from the Committee Of Claims bill
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a communica-
ton from the War Department, transmitting, in
pance with the resolution of the House of the 10Th n-
stan which called upon the Secretary of War
the House any report plan existing in his Depart
showing the cost and praccabity of deepening the
harbor of Mobile letter Of the chief engineer encos-
ing report of Major VIM H. Chase, of the corps of en-
gneers giving the information desired Referred to the
Committee on Commerce and ordered to be printed.
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5OO.AGENTS. WANTED.
$1,000 "A YEAR.

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wv ANTED in every county OF the United
y wv States,actiye and enterprising mcn %
engnge in the sale OF some of the best Books
published in the country, To men, OF .Goud
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OF The, Books publ shed by US are all
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and command largo saleswherever they alo
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paid,) - s3
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Successors to w. "A. Learv & Co.,
No. 1888 North Second Street, Philadel phia
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INSTANT CURE OF PAIN


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.sVqs..-sesssIlERIFFpS sAIsIlssesas
Ss'' sIsoflisl4j 4 HSti e iSjyts1slb F1adb7ios1

,PblliRGrseos wJ = wss g~s9as
4 ,DY yi!tue of an execution 10 me directed
HJ from the, court, OF common pleas, of
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
theldocr Of theycoultI house, lin lKAIidss Rut-
nam county, ONO, onfi alaf aasr ana
On Monday, The 2Est day Of MaichsA. D.
h.gosH s, sss 1858, D 7s sgag
Between the hours often O'Clock. q. m. and
four O'clock, p. M, or said, day, tho following
real estate, 10 wiz. .s 7fgs s1 W itG{ss
aThp north east quarter Of the nofth east
quarter Of section number eleven township
number one range eight east, all in PutROm
county, Ohio. 9 eai iN ft9nsaaH
Taken in exception rs the property of
Phillip Green, satisfy a decree in fator Of
| GolLl& Byal for the pse. of Henry Byal.
Ivt JOHN j, FRUCElEY, Sheriff.
SHEEIFp's OrPlCh, s IL. ss.1
ka!ida, Polnam Co. O, Feb. Is, 1853.
sssX aesHER 'FF's SALE. z77
s' : 4 &C.; @;., ~. EXEC EXECUTION n ON.
DY virtue If pu execution 10 ME directed
HD from the court Of Cannon pleas. OF
Putnam county, Ohio, Twill oft3r for salc at
the door OF ilis court house, in said county,
On MondsY, NE 2lsttlay of March, Al. d.
lav are .a4l54Se 1858, 9iseqn h1s
Between the hours Of ten O'clock, o. M, and
-four 6'clock Sp. M, of snd day, the following
described real estate, to wit: ;s.a ffa
The west half of The south west quarter of
section five township two south of range five
east. all'in Putnam county, Ohio. aib
I'oLo a. .cT
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Joseph F. Mills, IA. rs.s...t. !
E. .' vs. ''',-'' ' DECREE.
Jacob Loar &c Camilla r GaEti in f4 R
L0nr, f. Newhall Son.
fDY 6virtua OF decree to me directed from the
ID court Of common pleas, OF Putnam county, Ohio,
viii offer for sne at the door OF the court house, in
Kuda, Putnam county, OhioI t&E
On Monday, the 2lsi day Of March,
saksarY a!g "A. ID. 1858, sfsss, is9
BatwGen the hours of ten o'clock. n. r., and four
O'Clock, pam, OF said day, the following described
real estate. to wit: # CnT
luot number thirty-nine in the town Of Gboa, in
Putnam county, Ohio. '' WE S'
Taken as the prop rty Of Jacob foar and Camilla
Lonr, &. Newhall & Son, 10 sutisy decree in fGSOr
Of Joseph r. MiIls.n ~ t-.L.a.H
JOHN B. FKUCHEY, Sheriff
af SHERiFFs OFFICE, $3.50 s8j Gl
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Jan. %, 1858
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FUND COM MISSIONERS' OFTiCE.)
tS'4' PUTNAM COUNTY, Quo,
,rEs Knlidn. .January27. 1858.

- Kalida, 'JanuarY27, 1858. J
We the undersigned Fund Commissioners
within and for said county do hereby certify
that the above is q corr,ct statement OF the
Condition Of the ,sdtplus, Revenue Fund, at
the time therein mentioned. H-' '.'f.,'
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor,
s,. Sa SUTTON, Treasurer. asa,
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SHERfFF's SAFE.

p SHERlEFS SAkB. Il.
W. II, sgnirss Il
e. ,.a vs. a-sF Er,5;
Elan Day. Jr, Hiram Day, Eroona,.
MSron Rice & Samuel Hooper. aaf Ssffi
'DY yirtuo of veRdi exponas to me di-
41 reGted from the court of common pleas.
Of Putnam county. Ohio. will offer for sale
at the door of the court house, in Kaida, a
said county. oin. ,y-as 8! gsa9Ra5@9
On Monday, the 2ls, day Of March, Al. d.
.Hea9 sis7 mo 1858, oaas h'rs 10
BetvePnthe hours oi ten O'clock. n. m. and
ioar o'clock p m, Of said day, The following
real estaes TO wit
Inlo, number iwenfy.nire in the VILLAGE Of
Rsndleton, and one out-lot adioining tho
town Of Peptleton, commencing ten rod : from
the south west corner of the east half of the
south east quarter OF section serentee n town.
sh'p-nnmber one south OF range eight east.
tffence east thirty reds thence north twenty
s-thence west twenty rods thence south
eight rods-thence west ten rods-ihence
south twelve rods to the place Of beginning;
in the county Of Putnam aforesaid.
Taken MS the property or Elan Dav. Jr.?
Hirnm Day, Myron Rice and SaenueI Hooper
to sptisfy q decree in fovor ofW. I'll So aires.
as9a JOHN b. FRUCHEY, Sheriff. n
u lsnERIrr's OrFiGE, BE- QUO, oiuaii
kaliaq, Putnam Co, ,,Oa Feb. 20, 1858.
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MY. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
nnd Philadelphia. is our only agentin these
4s,tiss sfor advertising, apd slbscriPtioH ,PuF-
poses All arrangements made with HIM
on our account will be treated as ii made.
directly with lhrs Office. q
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PHILIP. CoMER's ESTATE, |"

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry
~ Conner and j. S Spencer, Administrators
fled their accounts for final settlement;
which will be for hearing g on the 22d day OF
March A D. 1853. ------s----- ---r-----..-.-
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Valuable Property for Sale.

!FENHE valuable aud commrdious Tavern
IL stand known as ''BROWsN 1HALL'oin
Columbus Crews. Putnam county, Ohioo lis
offered for sale by the proprietor and Will be
sold on very favorable terms. lie has changed
his location for the practice Of his profession
and is Therefore desirous 10 liaveahis property
under his immediate controIsand with that
view is anxions 10 dispose Of the above pro-
perry in Putnam county. II is.the beet fitted
up and most conimodious Tavern Stand,
Stabling, Sc. ,5in that section of country and
is as valuable properlyns person int ending
to enter. upon that kind Of business can possi,.
bly, find. For particulars, apply. to D. AN
'DREWS, Troy, Ashland county; or 10
JAMES MACKENZIE, Kalida, Ohio.
November l3 1859 8iatsge3a1s COG
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' q. SEIERTFF'S SALE. is'ta
1i G. 8. Decker & Co. }4.as A. o. %StH
,.. .tr ..saqa ....4 We. Hs- IN EXECUTION
Mlrhael Shank and sGmnel Myers.
RE virtue OF two executions 10 InR dirRcted from
- the, court Of rommon -plrps OF Putnam couhtv,
Ohio, fwll offer for sale ut the door Of the court
On Monday, she 2l'i day Of March, A. d.
Between the hours of ten O'Clock. a. M, nnd four
o'clock. p. M. of said day, the following described
real estnie,to wit: ea ~l 10 LafrfE aus
The north eHst frnctior of the north west quarter
If Srction twenty seven township north OF range
yo east, supposed to be tty three acres Of land all
In Putnam county, Ohio.
TakeH as the property. OF f1Michael Shank and
Samuel Myers 10 satisfy two execueas one In favor
Of G. g. Decker & Co., aud one In favor OF JONES
baisli fo. tho use of Evans & Co. 95aBass
JOHN B FRUCIEY, She.id,.
SHERIFF's OFFICE ~. fspsis
Ka'ida, Putnam Co., o., Feb. l6, 1853 :.
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NOTICE..

'ss .ita2 y NOTICE.
A petition will be presented TO the Com
fA missioners OF Putnam county, at their
next March Session, praying for the location
of county road, commanding at the, Hede-
mex Ford on the Auglaise. .river---l thence in a
south westerly direction up said river until
il interseetS the Fort Jennings road in Jen.
nlngs tow hshp.s BEA aEaibs398Sq r@5fa
~ "A PETITIANER. q