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Tic EslauEUrRssnn.

WASHINGTON. Msrch 4.
The procession moved fiom the City Hall, at
noon 1t was composed Of a large military escort
and various civic bodies; the Diplomatic cops the
Judges Of the Ssf'reme Court. Members of Con-
gross, political clubs f:pm New Y,rk. and Bul,i-
more, the Democratic association Of Washington,
and var:our fi:e associatious.
At Willard's Hotel. Gen. Pierce WAS received
by the procession; aud entered the carriage along
side of President Fillmore, amid loud acclama
tons, fhe ringing of bells and firing of cannons
An immense multitude lined the route and nj The
capitul. General Pierce stood cree, II ,ha cur-
| rage, and bowed t., the multitude as he nasssd.
Previous TO rcncl2ing fhe capitol both Housss had
adJourned. and the flag on the Senate chamber
was lowered, indicating that the Senate chamber
had adjourned sac die, and was again raised. iud
eating the organization Of tho rev Sennte The
procession then entered the Senate chamber. and
after the vnrie:,s civil hedies had taken The stands
assigned them 4 the, arrangements were com
p'eied. the outside processo1 again formed, head
ed by the Chief Justices, and proceeded 10 an i'm
uense singing The east fspnt of tho capi!ol, and
| here, after n prayer by the Rev. DR.. Butler, the
oath was ndniiniAtra.ed by the Chief Juetice Cen
erel Pierce then stepped forward to The front OF
the stage. and vas greeted by the cheers of The
immense asseulb!age. He then delivered his inau-
gural address. commencing at lialfpast one O'Clock
At the conclusion of the addr Rs, the procession
escorted the Preslent to the White Hnuse, and
left the ex- Presid at " illara's Hotel.
Judge Campbell and others unders'oo to he in
the Cabinet, in the procession, following the
President.
The Senate met Immediately Rfter the cero-
mony. and adjourned till Monday.
All the appropriation bills were passed.
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CoLuxBus, Saturday. March 5th.

COLUMBUS, Saturday. March 5th.,
We have had an unusual scene to,dny-a
knock down in the house an arrest, and the great
est possible excitement.
Your member, Mr.. Barnum, had charge of a
bill which was ordered to be engrossed some
weeks ago. Another bill, in charge of another
member, was ordered to be engrossed at later
period. The Assistant Clerk was proceeding TO
read Mr.. Barnum's BILL when Medary stopped
him, and handed him the other. Mr.. Barnum
rose and protested. His bill was first; SO stood
upon the record. Besides the two were in con-
flict. Now; said he. the clerk must be dishonest,
ur unfit for his post, who would deliberately make
this change, viz; reading bill out Of its erder
Soon after this, some ten ,ninutes perhaps, Mr..
Baruum approached the Clerks desk. The
Clerk was very abusive. The latter officer soon
after sent in his resignation, and walked to
members seat who uses a crutch, asked him the
lonn of it, went directly towards Barnum. aud
telled him to the floor by vineut blow.
Burnuin sva, senseless when taken up, and It is
feared is badly hurt. He lett for home hnmedi-
ately. Nfedary was put under arrest, aud will be
expelled, ! think, on Mondsy. This excitement
agnnss him il yery great 80 Yours, DO.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
inaugural Address.

The inaugural of Gen. Pierce in to-day = paper
will be read, OF course with interest. Il is certain-
ly. a handsomely written and uble paper. showing
decision Of character and lofty independence,
which will command respect, and inspire conf
dence.
:: His remarks uron elainls TO Office eminent
" just. and give whig office holders fair warning
of their destiny, while TO his own party friends
the ntimation is plainly given that mere partisan
devotion will no cuim to office, but that
the old Jeffersonian requirement. ;. Is he honest.
is he capable is he faithful to the Constitution :"
viii be strictly adhered to.
As was to be expected. he plants himself stoutly
upon the s. Compromise measures" declaring
their constitutionaliy, mud his purpose to maintain
them. In this the incoming administration ia nc
worse, certainly than the out going for all
ergy of MIR. Fmores administration was direc-
led to their enactment and subsequent maintain
ance. .s5l.-s-s1 -.zs5 -.
Gen. Pierce is entitled at lea.t, the credit OF
consistency, in his ayownl of adherence ts the
principles ofthe Compromise, while Mr.. Fllinore's
support of them involved disgracefnl inconsistent
ey he having ence nvowed strong Anii-SIavery
sentiments Inc latter has shown to The world
that he is hypocrite and an apostute, aud such
must receive tho condemnation of all good mon,
the just reward of apostacy-wbile the former,
though in a wrong position which is to be depor-
ed, yet fer his very consistency in that wrong po-
sition challenges the respect due to sincerity and
dscloses an element in his character, more hope
ful Than any yet discovered IN the mora faclls nj
servile disposition of h.s immediate predecessor.
Nor has tho cause of freedom. probnhly as much TO
dread from this change of administration. as it
would have had from the elongaton Of The just
ploded dynasty.
With large portion of the Innugural We have
no controversy. 1t enunciates many wholesome
and vital democratic sentiments which must com
mend themselves TO every patriotic heart.
Mr.. Webster doubtless spoke tho truth when he
said, "Frank Pierce is man of more ability than
the public give him credi: for.'' He has not said
or done foolish thing, far rs the public
aware, since his nomination. How wide the con-
trsst, in this respect, between him and the Wing
nominee,
Gen. Pierce, appears to be man of more nerve,
Independence and self reliance. than any Execu-
tive since the days of Gen. Jackson, and We pre-
Dict that his administration will be one of energy
and strength and will attract to ITSELF largely, the
popular impulses of the nation. ST
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WasH,seros. March 7.


Some troubie occurred here on Friday it Is said,
IN relation TO the Cabinet.
Gen. Gushing desired the State Departmental
which the President and others objected.
Gushing then grew angry. packed up, Grd
Threatened to leave the same evening.
To-day it is settled that Gushing shall have
the Treasury Department, and Guthrie The At
torney Generaiship.
Bowling will probably be commissioner of indi-
an fairs and o. German will hare the land Of
fee.
The Senate met 1t 12 O'Clock.
Walker and Phelps wsre appointed % wait on
The president, and infoim him that the Senate
was ready for business.
Clayton of Delaware offered resolution calling
for papers relating TO the Nicaragua treaty.
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.,,s1,3onr replied, @As am accused Of religion,
am d answer. and defend myself on that sub

ysndo al replied, "As am accused Of religion,
4 am d, answer. and defend myself on that sub
iectn :.
The Presidsnf, witt a stern lock, bid her 81
lence, for the second time.
o. flaye you eyer said that the Christian re-
;.;oo has but eight commandments. and thai
our creed allows forncation
The prisoner hereupon rose indignant J, snd
said in q high tone OF voice, thai as her only
reply 10 the infamous charge, she should be al
lowed 10 say the Ten Commandments, in ordsr
that they nigh, judge whether there was eIghi
or len,
Il Silence % was answered by the court; upon
which, being angry, the defendant replied Aha'
it was not justice 10 impose silence on ones OWE
defence.n
The judge appeared somewhat miider. arf
usked The prisoner il she and her husband OF
served tte Commandments?
Certainty" she answered. ais God d dciaie'
them to Moses on Mount Sihai"
Here the VOID "siienee" was repeated and tn
examination of Rosa Madiai was closed BY ih
judge saying .ihat is sufficient"
On the 5ih hof Juoe the Witnesses against tn
Madais were examined, and on the next day
sisnor Q. MaggioraHi learned jusist who b"
kindly yuln,eered his services, made an earne'
and affecting plea Cor The accused The next Ga
the prosecuting attorney summed up the cha
ges. aad'on the day following the Court, af;e
Z long consultation. decided ngains, the accused
by o, vote of three for condemnation. TO Two fe
acqnital, and the presiding Judge read with
trembling voice:
..Francesco Madiai. the Court has decide
that you should be condemned to fiity-six monii
OF galieys and hard labor in the prisona
voIlsrra; and you ROSA Madai, are condemn'
10 forty.four at the ergastolo. (the female ga
zleys) al Lucca. also with hard labor. Beside
{ this, yoa are both answernble for all The 81
peoses Of the trial, and sutject to three yea'
surveillance by the police, after The comP'e'io
of your punishment.
The sentence was Immediately executed o
the poor christians.
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The New cabinet Conarmcd.

. WAsHeroN. March 7.
The President has nonin led his Cabinet 10
day. every name and po,i Lion s'nnds os in the
despatch to The associated press published o"
Mnnday. The 20th VII. The Senate immediately
and unanimously confirmed the lis. .'a-7
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The following gentlemen nre nun"uneea by tel

The following gentlemen nre Rnn"uneea by tel
egraph rs composing the Cabinet Of Gen. Pierce.
Fhc Cabinet. -"7'
Secretary Estate. VIM Z. slnrcy, N. Y.
Do. of the Treasury, James duth'ic, of Ky.
Do. of War, Jefferson Diyis. of Miss.
Do. of The Navy. james c. Dobbin. of n. c.
Do. of the Interior, Robt. McClellnnd, uf'Niich.
Postmaster Genern, Janes Canphelt of Pa.
Attorney General, Caleb Cushing, Of Mass.
There bro aou ontt Indians wesr Of the Ms,is-
sir7'i. ...,.,. -. ..,+
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[EXTRAcr FROM CIRCULAR ABOVE MENTIONED |
"The Metropolitan Bank viii receive from
Banks and Bauksrs uncurrent bills Of the Banks in
the. States of New Y ork, New-Jersey, aud such
Of Pennsylvania at par ia Philadelphia, at a
discourse Of oae-foarth Of one per cent?
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

Peach trees were in full blow at Savannah
the sth of Feb.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

The use of opium is eating common in England.
In 1850 the import was 1o3 II lbs, in 1882 25l,
100
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

Ey The telegraph reports fare up in the
new Cabinet By which Gushing and Guthrie change
places.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

IL Judge PETER HITcHcocK, died at Paines-
vile last Friday, after short but severe illness.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.

E We insor', by request, the following letters
touching the soundness of certain paper money
which some of the business men of this communi-
ty have, from some causes, seen fit to doubt
Without having investigated the subject heretofore
at all, or indeed paying enough attention to know
what the ground of those objections have been, it
seems to us these letters place the currency in
question on par with other banking paper:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09
Wednesday. March 0. 1858

Free Democratic State Ticket for
1858.
For Governor,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
of Hamilton County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
BENJAMIN BISSELL,
Of Lake County.
I. For Supreme Judge,
REUBEN HITCHCOCK.
CT Lake County. .
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM G. GRAHAM,
Of Franklin County.
For Treasurer of State.
]. WESLEY CHAFFIN.
cf Clinton County.
For Attorney General.
COOPER X. WATSON,
of Seneca County.
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONZO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

from The True DenIocrdt'
lIr. Barnum knocked down by tho Cierk--
Great ExciIcmcnt..ArresI cf the Clerk.
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Metropolitan Bank, I
Npy, NSnny Eeh N iS5S

J. H. K,sBEE. Esq, Warren. Ohio:
Sr-Your favor of Sth inst is received. We
enclose circular. All the New Jersey Bank
bills are bankable here. Respectfully yours.
JE. WILLIAMS, Cashier,
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Shoe and Leather Bank,
Nr,,- NnrK EeA IL lSE3

Shoe and Leather Bank,
New YosK, Feb. H. 1858.
Messrs. MERRIAM & Co.-Yours Of The 14h
inst. l have received.
We receive on deposite the Bank of North
America. at Flemingtou, N. j., at the same rate
as New York State funds, and SO do the Banks
generally of this city.
Respectfully yours. &C.
w. A. kISSAM, Cash.
P. s. Would be happy to have yon open. your
account with us. @ ifs w. A. X.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09
NEw BOOKS.


NORTHWOOD or Life North and South, show
ing the character of boh by Mrs Sarah Joss2ha Hale
Illustrated.
UNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND, a Pr>,f that
Blacks Whte-a sequel to Uncle Toms Cabin 80
thrilling work.
THE WHITE SLAVE, or Memoirs Of FsgI-
tive.
JUDGE HURLBURTON'S YANKEE STO-
RIES with Illustrations, comic and mith- provoking
work.
WEBSTER;S DICTIONARY unabrisss, aad
all the abrigments of this great work.
Just received and for sale cheap at
HALLS BOOK sToRM
Rayenna Nov. Q, 1852.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

SAWS.-Mulay Mill, Seen & Jacksons Hand
~ and Pannel Of the best quality for sale low by
Nov. %, 1852. r RICHARDSON.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

s. HANGHAI & COCHIN CHINA EGGS,
~ Warranted pure, can be had of the subscri-
Der. l. BRAYTON
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state of New Jersey. Tar..ynrss o5E.er:

FRsSroN, Feb. s, 1858.
Sir-Yours of the 5th inst. was this day receiv-
ed, and in answer to your inquiries I have to in
form you that the Bank of North America, at
Fleming gton, and the City Bank of Cape Island,
are legitimate and sound institutions, established
under the General Banking Law Of this State, and
their circulation is secured by depose of Vir-
ginia State six per cent. stocks, deposited in the
State Treasury. Very respectfully,
Yeur OBJ sefs't,
r. M. SMITH, Trcas'r.
JAS. H. KlBBEE, Esq, Warren, Ohio.
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TIL OHIO STAR
LYMAN w. HAIL, Editor.
e a VE n N a

HRS. HELEN [. BGSFWIcE. Regular Contributor.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-09

EAARLEY'S celebrated Heave Remedy, a
EH fresh supply just reed at S"IFrs-
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From the Ohio Statesman.
supreme Court of OhiO---Janslary
Term, 1883.
[REPoRTEp BIZ GEoRGE WI. M'CooK, ESQ.

The Mechanics and Traders Bank, Us. Hem
ry Debolt, Treasurer of Hamilton County. Chan J.
cery; reserved in Hamilton County.
Bill dismissed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-12
BALTIMORE NEWS.

rep. IL.
One thousand workmen from the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads workshops, with all the Conduc-
tors, Brakemen, and Engineers of transportation
trains, struck for higher wages, and marched to
Monument Square, where they were Joined by ma
chinests and workmen from all the shops in the
city, numbering in all between two and three
thousand. They will have procession with mu-
sic this afternoon. They demand an increase of
Is per cent on previous prices.
The Washington papers contain the official note
OF the Postmaster General, suspending for months,
at the request ofthe French Minister, the order E.
quaiizins rates on all Letters between the United
States and France via England. postal conven-
ton is nnw in progress in Paris, and instructions
are sent out to lngersoI to renew negotiations in
relation to postage with England commenced by
Mr.. Lawrence.
letter from the officer of the frigate Congress,
dated Bio, Jan 22d, states that that vessel was 10
be lowed out that port by the steamer Saranac, as
yellow fever promised TO be more fatal than ever
Dales from Pensacola announce the arrival of the
Saranac there. Lieut.. Haywood died or fever
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-12
Short Creek lands for Sale
In Ohio conntr. Xirginin

FISHING to dispose of my Real Estate offer at pri
w vae sale until the ls day of November next my farm
In the County of Ohio situate Creeks
containing about five hunde and sixty This prop.
eIy is desiraby located on both sides OF the Wheeling
west Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is i'll the highest state ofimprovemeut,
3large amount of new plank fencing, and uciousy oil
IN fields Tor farming and grazing purposes There are OH
The premises two good dwelling houses, with ample sta
Houses: There is commodious barn. one hundred
and light feet long by forty four in width fitted every
particular Tor the the including ample shell
ter for twelve hund ed sheep.
will sell these lands in whoe in part, to suit the
wishes those desiring to purchase Terms will
cral.
ing the facilities afforded by the various rail connec
lions about to be completed with the West the Sea
hoaTd the excellent market ao ded in Wheeling for
the productions OF the country this
highly desirable for persons wishing profaby auL
tas seldom been that finer inducements have held
out to purchasers /. w, MITCHELL
Wheeling, Sep. 81, 1852.
- 's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-12
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS.
Patent I'hosgenc Gus,

o n U n Nj s AME.
This Lamp for Producing portable Light IL coufser
Iesomms,Idsd as superior 10 any other
TIVE LIGHT is produced by the burning or an aerirrn
Gas, which is emitted in beautiful Jets small pc
foratons in Platna.
The Gas generated is used by the heat ors own
combustion acting OH the burner with LIQUID
In the Lamp Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
Tor creating and burning acrisorm Gas.
lis construction is SUCH all possibility OF accident
rom its use is enly removed; and the great simplicity
IT'S rrndcrs less liable get thar
any Other kind Of Lamp 1t requires no cleaning trim
mng as do the Oil and Camphene Lamps burns equally
WELL either with without glass globe or shade and pei
tectly free from smoke odor I'M. -
The opinions OF the scientific may be learned from the fa
that at the Annual Fair of the American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and I)
oma to the Nanuacurer;and the was pronounc
ed the BEST LIGHT ever exhibited TO the Institute
Tic above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
J. X. DUNHAM d CO.
ser1T wbeeins Vi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-12
Important to Farmers!

the time Is approaching when farmers will prepare
their ground COR spring crops, the subscribers
lecuy inform them that they have large quantity good
clean Barley, for seed which they will sell at a moderate
Price or loan on favorable terms, provided they get the
produce, Tor which they will pay the maTket price, fifty
live cents per bushel; will contract term years.
and v pay y've cents per bushel, cash. for all the
Iners will grow and deliver at brewery.
we make this offer to farmers hoping il may induce
10 raise as much Barley require without puchas M
in foreign Tkets; have hitherto compeed
buy large Quantities every the Kentucky
and New York. also i'll CLnada here
and in Pittsburgh.
We beg leave to suggest the necessity OF sowing plump
clean grain and TO be careful in harvesting tresng and
cleaning, as we cannot use inferior damaged Barley
TO next Fall
decl0-3nd GEO. w SMITH f. On
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For Sunfsh,

Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
+" HEREAS, by an act OF the General Assembly OF Vfr
w gina, passed June g. 1852, the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company authorized increase their
capital stock to amount exceeding three hundred
thousand dollars including the stock already subscbed
and were further authorized 10 equaze the old with the
stock by the issue of much the stock to tbc
old holders the Board OF Managers might deem eoa
BILE.
And whereas the stockholders of said Company at their
annual meeting held on the Bird day OF January, 1853 au
thorZed the Board OF Managers to increase the capoI
lock OF said company according the provision OF said
act and to take such steps under the in their iudr
ment should be reasonable and proper. .
And whereas at meeting OF the Board OF Managers OF
said Company held the 18th day of January 1883 It was
resolved that the capital stock thereof be
sixty thousand the President Clerk OF said
company were ordered to make the take
the steps necessary books and receive subscrp-
tons for new stock fer said increase of capital
Notice is hereby books subscription for said
stock will be opened at the 1ce of Russell & Ftzhugh In
The city OF Wheeling on the 9Th day March,
1885 and VIII continue open at the same place for ten days
from and after that time Two dollars on each share OF
stock will be required paid the time OF subscribing
ami the residue thereof required by the Board OF Mana
gers. By order of the board,
:, s.,-t JAMES BAKER, Pres't.
a ID.