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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

PoLITIcs AND TEMPERANCE IN GEORGIA.
Charles J. Jenkins, the Union party csndi-
date, and Herschel v. Johnson, the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of Georgia,
have issued a joint card "lo the public" in
which they decline to express any line 81
executive policy in connection with the
temperance question.
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EnirdeId County Agricultural Society.

Fairfield County Agricultural Society,"
TNNHE members and all other persons who feel an
4 interest in promoting the welfare OF the fairiieId
Couuty Agricultural Society. are respectfully re-
auested to pay to the Treasurer ofsaid Society, the
fee for membership without delay, in ord-r that the
officers NAV be enabled to make the necessary pre-
~parations for the Fair TO be held in October next
f is hoped that all will see the necessity of prompt
ness. Tickets will be prepared to furnish members
at time of payment.
For convenience, payments will be received at the
store of Messrs. Reber, Kutz Il Co.
July 10, 1858.
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THE Royal MARRIAGE IN BELGIUM.--The
Brussels letter writer's are in extacies with
the preparations made for the marriage Of
the Kings son, the Duke de Brabant, with
the Archduchess Maria Of Austria. The
Duke is Is, The bride is described as a
young lady of medium stature, Of moderate
embonpoint, and with q very pleasing ex-
preston Of countenance. This alliance
with the daughter of the chief Catholic pow
er in Germany is very acceptable to the
clergy, who are so influential in Belgium
The Kingis too we'll aware Of the power the
clergy welded against the House Of Orange
not to conciliate them; but he is careful to
give no encouragement to the Ultramontane
doctrines that would set the church above
the. Stain. 49, =.
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JOINS Ruffner and Isaac RuGner.
! In Partition.

IN
David Tusing 4 Barbara his wife,
J. Holiday & Msgdslena his wife, In Partition.
Saml Smoots Il Rebeccs his wife,
Jacob RufTner, John Henthonre& Fairfield Common
Mary his wife, Roles & Emily Plea.
his wife & william Crist infant
son of VIM. Crist 4 Anna his vile
now decd
gCNHE defendants .Ie hereby notified that the petit
Il TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks office Of
the court OF Common Pleas for the county Aforesaid
that certain petition praying that partition be made Of
the following described premises, situsted in Fairfield
county, to wit: a part OF section No. 2OP. II IL and
described asfoilows, Beginning at the S. W. corner of
said sec thence n. ~ four pole chains end On links TO a
post, thence n. "a degrees E2 chains and 81 links
10 a post, thence n. Gu degrees + chains aud 90 links
to a post, thence Z IL chains to post. thence 5. a
chains and 80 links to a sycamore, thance E33 chains
and % links to : post, thence s. % chains and bO
links TO a post, thence w. 5S chains and 10 links to
the place Of beginning. containing 247 72-lW acres,
in such manner that 8 equsl undivided 9Th parts
thereof be set apart in severxlty to the petitioners,
who hold by purchase the iinteresto Of all ofsaid defen-
dAnis in said lands, except the said VIM. Crist and
that one equal 9th part'thereof, be set apart ts said
minor defendant VIM. Crist-snd that said pefi ion
will come on to be heard AZ the next October term OF
said court.
JOHN GARAGHTY, Attorney for petitioners.
June 81, 1853. Sow
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SIedycs, Picks and NInuOCIks.

TFFINGER, WHITE 3 LATTAiof the sign of thu
X, pad Lock and MN Saiu, offer for sale
s boz. Stone Sledges; 8 do. Blacksmith's do.
6 do. Hand Hammers; 4 do. Stone Picks;
KIDS do. Cast Steel Mattocks; 8 do. Crow Bars.
Tanraster. Nav d. 1853
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AbAr OF GENERAL TASTING, HUMLIA-
rroS AND PRGYER.-fhe editors of the Sa-
vannah Georgian and Columbia South Car
Gilman thinks that the calamity which has
befalIen New Orleans is one that would
Justify the President in setting apart a day
throughout the land for humiliation ant
prayer, and for one universal contribution
of means to relieve the continued and pres
sing necessities of the afflicted.
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WANTED,

IN District No. z, Pleasant township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, a school teacher , no is competent
to teach all the higher branches Of an English Edn-
cation A good teacher can find employment TOR ten
months in a year at a good salary. Information can
be had by addressing the undersigned, at Lancaster,
Ohio. JOHNA. FETTERS, District clerk.
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The MAN WHO HAS SLEPr FOR FIVE
YEARs.-We mentioned some time since
the case of a man at Rochester, N. Y,
named Cornelius Vrooman, who had been a.
sleep FOR five years. He is 81 years Of age,
and worked as a days laborer until seized
with this remarkable catalepsy. A cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, who
saw him a few days ago, says:
His appearance now is that of man in O
profound sleep. His pulse varies from 80
TO 90, is weak and tremulous. His muscle:
are very rigid, his body cannot be altered
much from the position it is in on account
of the rigidity of his muscles. His eyelid;
generally are twitching; touch them, ant
they are closed at once. His mouth is
partly opened-attempt to opon it farther
and his jaws are locked. Stand him up ,anC
his body, preserving very nearly the samt
position when he lies, stands till he is lair
down again. He is fed principally on mill
by prying open his mouth. The bowle
are not oftener moved than once a week.
His cataleDtic-but the symptoms are no
those of catalepsy exactly, yetit is neare
that than anything except perhaps the Eek
tacy" of the books-sleep has continues
now these five years and more, with an ug
gregate in;ermission of about three days
The last time he was awake was while h
was being exhibited to the faculty Of Roch
ester, some time in June believe. ThesI
waking seasons seldom last mere than 2
Misunderstanding which time he seems no
rto'recognise that there is anything pecul
lar in his case. Medicine and medical mel
exhausted their resources to restore him
He is now in the. charge of the farmer wit
whom he formerly worked, and a DR.. Cane
who ore exhibiting him to the to the facul
ty, and who intended exhibiting him here
after to the public.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A Sagent for Adam Householder. sen, will sell
~ the House and Lot on East Main street, known
as In Lot No 8, in Rebers addition TO the City Of
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mt. Samuel
Henley, and near the residence Of Salmon snSw'
Esq. Terms favorable, and title indisPgt,4le;
July 2, 1863. sN-m.
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GTThe Rothschilds are to have a great
meeting next month, at AK. Every mem
Der of the family, male and female, will as
semble on this occasion-that is, from Lon
den, Paris and Frankfort.
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TEE MORTALITY AT New ORLEANS
From the 2Sth of May last to the % inst''
there were 9,4l2 deaths at New Orleans OF
which number 6,Sli died of yellow fever
2,245 of other diseases, and 32S OF diseases
not stated. This is truly q terrible mortal
ity for a little more than three months.
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%PmnSGENE

A New and desirable article recommended
N ECONOMY, comfort and avoiding grease on Car
pets, sc. They only need being seen to induce any
q a to purchase them, The public are invited to cal
s,d see them at the city Drug Store.
Lancaster June So. EDWARD
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A SoMNAMBULIsT DRowNED.--Miss Mary
Ann Dyer, aged Is was drowned at Cross
wicks, New Jersey, on Monday night. She
is supposed to have been in a fit of somnam-
bulism.
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GThe mind and qualities ola person
are judged by the world in general through
the medium o the clothes on his back, or
the gold in his pocket.
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pROpERTY FOR SALE.

A s agent for Henry Farnum of Philadelphia.
A.will sell the property known asthe Reese Man
sion House situated on Main street, in the city o
lancaster. This house is one of the most beautiful
and wei. finished private residences in Central Ohio,
aud will be sold at a bargain to the purchaser: The
title is indisputable. 7. VAN TRUMP
June ?, 1858.
mo. S. Jou ma, copy for 8 insertions; charge this
Office.
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ARREST OF CIV. o. HrNToN.--The
Plain Dealer Of last evening gives a letter
from a California correspondent, giving an
account of the arrest Of the famous Gen.
Hinton, the mail robber.
The Gen. was arrested on the 25th ult.,
at Los Angeles, where he had been residing
for a short time, under the assumed name
of Samuel G. Gordon. He was brought up
for examination and committed to the Gus
.tody Of the Sheriff Of the county for three
months, to await a warrant from this Dis
trict to bring him back to this state for tri'
? MI tT
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A LoN0 sEHrEScE-The longest sen
tence we have ever met in our reading
(says the Boston Transcript occurs in Mr..
ChOate's euology on Mr.. Webster. From
the 4lst to the middle OF the 45th psge Of
the pamphlet edition, there is not a full stop.
The passage, or single sentence contains
about three hundred words, and occupies four
pages and a half.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

GA marriage solemnized in South Car
olina is indissolubIe by any foreign or do
nestle tribunal. No divorce has ever been
granted by the Legislature of that State.
0J+A man out in Champagne Co., in
forms the readers of the Gdzettethat a Hip
podrome is nothing but an "ungOdiy big
c~ircus.n
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MELANCHOLY OccuRRENcE.-Thc Hills
borough Gazette states that on last Monday
might, at ~ O'Clock, the house Of Mr.. James
WEIGH, Of Jefferson, in that county, was
consumed by fire, and two of his sons, aged
8 and lS were burned to death. The pa
rents were half q mile distant taking care
Of the sick child Of a n~eighbor. The Junior
rtunate parents are nearly crazy.
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BlsHoP DoASE's TRrAL.-The protest OF
the New Jersey Diocesan Convention, sub
mitted to the Court Of Bisbops, at Camden,
on Wednesday, embOdying in substance the
defence Of Bishop Doane, or rather a pro-
test against his renewed Presentment, Is
quite an emphatic and pointed document.
It would make about three columns Of the
Gazette, and would be altogether too lengthy
for our limited space. After repeating the
resolutions adopted by the Convention Of
the Diocese, the committee says:
ain the first place, in close agreement
with the substance Of the resolutions we
have read, and in accordance with the uni
versal sentiment throughout the Diocese,
and we may say throughout the better poT-
ton Of the Church Of God, in every land,
where the news ofthis strange proceeding
may have gone, and in the name, worthy OF
honor and respect, and entitled to authori-
ty; in the name Of one Of the Oldest, most
prosperous, end most harmonious Of all the
Dioceses-proteSt against your further ac-
ton, touching these charges which have
been before you once, and which your ac-
tion, and the action Of the Diocese have
set at rest. And we make this protest in
regard to everything in this presentmen'
which, in your wisdom, you decide TO be
identical in substance with the matters
which have been in hand"
The committee profess TO be unable t.
find any essential p%ointin which the former
presentments and the present one differ
and says:
'Unless, then, there be something in thi
new presentment which was not embodied
in the old, we insist that the case is ended
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Look Our FOR HM!-Ths Xenia Torch
light, says the State Journal, cautions the
public to beware Of one CDR. A, A.. Kent a
Professor of Spirit Rappings. Kent was
conducted out Of Xenia by a Vigilance Com
mittee, having been detected in a bare-faced
attempt to swindle q poor widow woman out
Of her patrimony. He delivered a number
Sofmessages to her from her deceased hus-
baud, the purport of which was, that she was
in danger of assassination at Xenia, and
therefore she was to sell of all her PROPERTY
deliver the proceeds over to the Professor
and accompany him,to partsunknown.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-15

The CANADA RAILKoAn.-There was an
experimental trip cut from Windsor, oppG-
site Detroit, on the Cd inst. The road will
be ready for use from Niagara to Detroit on
the LIST Of January, and will be nearly an
air line. tits $50 miles in length, and there
are sections of twenty and thirty miles
without q curve.
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NOTICE

4 S hereby given that Henry, Berry James McFad-
dem and his wife Mary McFadden, the progenitcrS
and owners ofthe several lots contained within the
ss Beerv's addition to said town, have filed their Pc
titon in the clerks efice ,ofthe court Of common
pleas. of Fairfield county, Ohio, praying the vacation
Of the plat and addition aforesaid and that application
will be made at the next term OF said courtior such
HUNTER s. FINcK, Attorneys for Petitioners.
August 10th, 1858.
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TRIBUTE

To the Memory of RosE FLoREScE, daughter Of
John D. and Mary Martini who recently died In
this place, aged three years.
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YoR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
John WAD D
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GTThe caterpillar is said to being doing
great damage among the cotton fields near
Beaufort, S. c.
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OErA special session Of the Maine Legis-
lutufe is calledfor September 30.
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Weds,day Evening sept. IA, 1893

AN Explanation WANrED.-ln the re
port of the Auditor of Fairfield county We,
End the following emysterious little items
in the list of Receipts:
To amount received from VIM.
L. Jeffries, @e4'oo
To amount received from VIM.
L. Jeffries, $loo'oV
will Mr.. Jeffries be so clever as to in
form the honest tax payers of this county
what the above items are for! Now no
'dodgihg, Billy, but come right out and tell
his All about Il, for the ''old folks at home"
are getting uneasy and say it''must be did,"
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
ID. X. FISUEL.

RI aving returned to the city and erecteda large
1buil ding in'the rear of the brick house, on the
corner of Broad and Chestnut streets, one square south
of the Market House, intends manufacturing hpona
large scale all the varions articles Of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Beadsteads and Chairs, Which he will keep
always on hand, together with a large assortment OF
Cincinnati manufacture. Hisiong experience in the
business will enable him to have manufacturedat
nome and imported from abroad the very best OF
work, and as he intends to employ none but the most
skilIfuI sworkmen and use the pest materials, he HAT
tiers himself that he will give general satisfaction to
all who may favor him with .1their custom.
The public are inyitedto call and examine the as
sortment. The entrance to the rooms is upon Broad
street. d. X. F1SHEL.
Lancaster, May Goth, 1858.
N. B.-Repairing done on the shortest notice, and
in the neatest and most ~workmanlik manner
Charges reasonable.
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A VALUABLE CARGo.-The clipper ship
Syren, (of Salem) Silsbee, arrived at New
Bedford, Mass, on Monday, from Honolulu,
with 25,6is gallons of sperm oil, l9S.524 do
whale oil and. 1855 lbs. bone, valued at
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FoR SCHOOL CoMmrssIoNrR-PEorLHs cANDipA
LoRIN ANDREWS.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
WFLLIAM H. GLIB oN.
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cLoTHINGi cL0FnIHGI
90, 600 Worn Of spring. samusr end HA
Clothing. and Furnishing Goods,


Checkered store.
w = ara now prepared 10 elolhe the hpiag .spirtf
w Of Our couafrg. The Farmer. Morhsnie and
day hboreT, not forgetting TIE prulrssipn-tfn Law.
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also. the gentleman o.
leisure. The Artist and even down 70 the most nns
tastic exquisite, can be with every
thing In the furnishing line, lrom topic toe Wa
the many articles In our line. But rertainly Il h IN
item In the history Ofold Fairfield county. that noth-
log in the clothing line has eyerbeen offered IN this
city that can bear the most di.tant comparison tothe
quantity and quality Of the piiss Of clothing We now
lay before you, tor your inspection. Every ariflo
In our liue 4 warranted. Youth and Boys clothing
on hand. 40.
May -, 1853.
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FoR 'uDoE,
FRANKLIN T. BAG us.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
"A store. EDWARD L. SLocpM.
lancaster June 2e
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ARID
Salt, Fish, Plaster, and Water Lime,
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
II IBERALC Cash and advances made on eonsignments
Ii of property, for sale in this or eastern markets.
ProprietOrs w est.T Trans. line, Ohio Canal
AGENTS FOR
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
For freight or passage, applyto.
J. H. MOORE. No. i Ccrt andt St, New YORK
Western Transportation Company, Erie Canal,
Via. Buffalo, New York and Oswego Line, via. Oswego-
PRoPRIETORs AND AGENrp.
s g CHASE & CO.. AIbtny. New York.
SAMUEL MORGAN. aBafalo. New York.
]. VI. DYGERT co .'0swego. New York.
IA ! w WILKINS, Iis Broad :, N. Y.
P.B BURKE. % Stale A. Boston. Mass.
S.FLANNAGAN. $50 South Wharv-s. Phil.
JAMES C. EVANS. Ship Canal, Buffalo.
Grifith,s Western Line,
PR~oPRrEToRs AND AGENTS.
EVAN GRIFFrrH, No. 80 eoentis Siipfup stairsJNN.Y
WINS TowLE, corner River & State SITS. Troy, Nj
! M GRITTIrH & CO., Long Wharf and Ship canal
Buffalo. Refer to Merchants generally. APril26
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ron sE~cRErARY OF STATE.
NELSON H. VAN WORRIES
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FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
HENRY HI N.
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STATE NOMINATIONS

ron ooyEREoRi
NELSON BARRERE.
FOR LIEUT.. ooyERSoR,
ISAAC j. ALLEN.
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ount received from VIM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
-ara.,achuses,s RIec.lsn. l.


 The second electien of RcpFessnfse ,ives,aeA Mondst! has established beyond. doabt Wing supremacy in MAsssch u,sits fos the nfxt yeaF. LoNsl elects len Mhigs; Lawrence three aadmang iofh- srsso1as wlrefs there was no ,ch6ice be- lot, ,sIses svhigs Thse ellooss DOW stands. iss Whigs; ]; ios efI all o.hers. q whom ten are Nssionsl DsmocFals. Mhig mai. s5apndaj against coala.inn. l05. The Springfield Republican says If sthe co. alition in Massachusetts vas killed on , .,h,e,, h,,, second Monday Of November. the fourth Moneay icettainly rank as the day of busial. There il barely enough left of t fos seed. md tha. t planted soiov that t yiIl rot before it will sprout, New Yefk and ,Aiassach seltss 1.-two oi the most important States iB tue Uniol,
 -ths most important Of tho Northern Statss--will nov be; controlled by' ,hss pariy that was eaa;hilated about . yea, ago. nsssFsifaots# isaegYs 4s'f il ' sSii
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
NAUGATUCKaR RA1LRoAD.

The passenger srains now run the length Of slSe road. with hstlis s'exseption of twc and q halt miles, bet Jericho and Inchlif Bridges, over which distance pas, ,sengers are carried by stages. The freight business.@iH Ssssssdmsd iR assEoPi lime.
 Ws tbiuk 'tIts cOnvsnisncss of \ railroad
 sili be duly apPrsciated. after Having
 been for 2 short time deprived Of them;
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
T'esapessncs nEeetipe.

Rev. cYrus Psarba Editor ofahe Con. ascfieat Union, will sddreas ihe public en ahs subject of ssmpetsnes. st the codst Room, shis 1Ttprsdsys evening, Mr, P. ia an able. .speakers and will doubt, lessIbe greelsd with A tall houss. si
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
n--IL-a 1l L.-.L nII-....

ne Asinsl6 shtlaFa 'h l.p uorl n,lix. nnns Torri h,s broken ols in lst Oslssn.. Several A.,ons Ase alre.ay aisd and ,fsss hasp been psny aamissious Into ne ChaFlly Hcsriial Of peTsuns sick with DhatN disstder. ne ihisrnsnss during the past week in sha. city were s72, in, eluding 2I4 from Cholera.
 Thsdeuahs. instl1s lately arrived semi. grant ships at New Yprk are now said tc ilass ksen Jf .chslsra.s 9sL5gstt I
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
Ihe LitehfisIo E9guiF: st<sSS~~~e~>< @.es~~'|.-- hlIlAAeM LhuIsaaE. s. 2. l11&

The xxxtIId Congress npes6d i,. I|rsl sessIon as lAslDingion on Mondas. 9hs senate consists of @ membsrs-4s oI whom were present the Heuas Of 2s4 members aud ase ssss;IasinI dslsease.-. 2t7 present. Linn Boyd, the late Speaker oEi6e House. va Ss.slkkl ls1 ,Q iIik S1ase
 -and Col. Fosney also reelected Clssk, both by lerge maiYsilies. Ihs PFesidepl:s meAsage was delivered at D os.elask 'ruesday. but Ke do not receive t in aeasoai D give iinsonrs Paperof to-dnS.Aas inlendsds The Dsmacratic phFtb limve . large majority ihs hotA IhraasbsS; and |, their fohcesaesn be pnesetted uniGei. Rill De enabled Go carry Anya measufs 1hisk may be brought tp. In tho preseht assls q feeling. however. Il is hardly probable that ahssessiep Will beelessd Rishona n bpeuidirision in tho rankx lspps dli,
 aP0litssiIy. the Senate s.s6as:: bsaSg erais sS sS Vhigs 10. Free ssiIs,s ;'l s l;
 vacancies z viz; ope cash in lMsipsa Essmonss North Gnfslina and Mississippi The House astands. Democrats i5y. Whigs "A. AbSliti0a (. , <. ess