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finite division Of labor was employed and
.exemr ! fed. An embankmani was mnds
over The Delta Of i5s Nile, extending 10
about l40 miles. eight feet high aud
twenty FIVE feet widc; the whole, he be-
lievcd, was now completed, within about
eighteen months. One portion of The
work struck him as very remarkable,
The PSsha Of Egyp, had, Of course, The
power of sending to villages and direct
ing ihe Mayor 10 cause certain amount
Of work to bo performed in a certain
period. A road was required 10 one Of
The Pasha's palaces, aud The Pasha or,
nored II 10 be made. 70 be ordered
there is 10 be done. Tho road was made,
thirty miles long, forty feet wide, and
eight feet high, aud in what space could
it be supposed? Why in six weeks. In
,ha, comparatively barbarous country,
lhen, work had been accomplished d
which be had moi known equalled in any
country, however highly civilized. The
fact should teach US 10 be careful when
we were disposed 10 laud lso highly our
own performances"
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Rev. VIM. J. Wilson

Was last year Wing Candidate for Connty
Commissioners, and ia a candidate of long
standing for "ffice. This yenr lie sought
by not having his name announced, 10
secure the Fusionist vote, as q Whig>
Free Soil-Maine Law Candidate. Rev.
Mr.. w., we understand, is saways reluc.
lanl candidate, but he is nevertheless a
candidate, which Of course is all right
enough, and we congratulate him on his
shrewdness ia political contests. Added
TO his clerical influence, 10 which we
have no kind of objection, he rode with
the skill Of circus performer, as Free
Soil, Maine Law, and New Line Wing
candidate. three several political nags,
that would have thrown most men, but
which Mr.. w. managed TO admiration
and had he got the entire Wing vote
would have run a very respectable poll,
and did very we'll as il was. Indeed, he
would be perfect as an opposition candi>
date, but for the fact that somehow he
never wins, q OF course we were not very
anxious, in this case, that he should win.
We desire, however, to dn Mr.. w. no
injustice. He is as 4 minister, and as q
man personally, highly respectable and
worthy. And i. may be tina. in these
matters ho simply allows to political
managers the use Of his name, and does
not dictate the use they make Of it. II
this is the case, and he is found occupy.
ing an equivocal and unpleasant position,
he mus. censure those who place him
ihofe, and his own facility for permitting
il. aud not those who oppose him.
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A Very SLIsnr IIINT.--We would
remind those who have our money in
their pockets, that so long as it remains
there il will neither pay our debts OF
theirs; and il Is fact not generally APP
preciated lha, he who feels nu interest in
the success Of the principles Of news
paper will best testify il by forking over
,he interest and principal OF his subscrip>
tlon; rs no man can collect his thoughts
whose accounts are uncolleclubIe; nor
clothe in rich earb his ideas when he Is
himself out elbows. II seems 10 us
that tho world Of newspaper patrons have
far too spiritual an idea Of those who
cater The daily history and gossip Of the
great Babel. They seem 10 think thai
Editors are entirely independent OF such
sublunary concerns as what they snail
eat, and what they shall drink, OF where's
withal they shall be clothed, no, reflects
ing that the very pen they write with
must be fed, with ink, or ii would refuse
10 trace upon the shoot single sentence.
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Hope Lodge No. ala free and Accepted
i ~. WV. Maanann = I.

Hope Lodge No. ala free and Accepted
Masosns.
Whereas we have learned with dee
regret The death ofonr beloved brother
Bal ger Crowell, Master mason in good
aud regular standing; therefore be it
ReSolpcd, That in this dispensaiion,
recognize We the hand ofan allwiso and
inscruiable providence ho so d'sposes o.
events as 10 subserve Sis omnipotenI will
and pleasure.
Resolped, Tha, we deeply sympa-
iihze with lie befeaved family of our de-
ceased erolher and hereby tender them
our heartfelt coincidence and regret.
Resoloed, 'Tha, The members Of this
Lodge, wear the usual badge Of NOUN
ing for thirty days in token Of regret 10
the memory Of our deceased friend and
brother,
Resolped, Tba, in accordance with
his request This Lodge will attend the fu
neral Of our deceased brother nj his late
residence, TO morrow at O'Clock p. NJ.
Resolued, Tha, copy Of ,hcso roso
luions be furnished the family Of the do
ceased, the North Western Wing. Kalld'
Venture and Lima Argus for publication
]. Nj. LIE ANON, Sec'y.
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henry y. BCshner,

Was a candidate for nomination fol Re-
presenlaiive at the Democratic Conven-
ton, and was unsuccessful. In his
Township, aud in Monterey, and so ial
as his influence extended iE the county,
we learn be used il 10 defeat the Demo-
cratic Candidates, as we'll for Represents
alive, as for County Officers. After his
personal pledge made q. the Represents
alive Convention, and Sfier his Township
voting 10 nominate JOHN 3. FRUcHEY
for Sheriff, and G. H. RICE for County
Commissioner, be used all his influence
in the county, secretly 10 defeat these
candidaies before the people, and 10 elect
Free-soil, ard Maine Law candidates as
Sheriff and County Commissioner. Frau
dulent aud nuiilaled Tickets, purporiing
10 be Democratic, were palmed of at the
polls, upon the voters, who voted for
Rev. WM. ]. WILSON, Of the Disciple
Church, heretofore known as Wing,
and who ran as a Free Soil and Maine
Law candidate, not ten Of the voters
being truly in favor Of Free Suil OF
Maine Law principles.
Mr.. Brachman, of Cincinnati, also, the
Wing candidate for Treasurer Of State,
was substituted for Mr.. Breslin, the
Democratic Candidate for that Office;
Mr.. BRAKEMAN, receiving all but 10 votes
in Township giving IS votes for the
Democratic Ticket. This also il is rea-
sonable to conclude was by the same
influence and procurement.
Precisely bow this result was effected
we do not pretend 10 say, but whatever
may have been MIR. Bedmer's individual
vote, we consider ourselves authorized 10
say that he abused the confidence reposed
in him by the party in The course he pur
sued, and that he deceived the German
voters, as to the principles Of The mer
for whom he procured their votes. Ills
action, it is true, has effected nothing
but after having received for years The
,rus, aud confidence of the party, th,
spiri, he maniGes,s, exhibits beyond {
question that he has acted in this instance
reckless Of principle, Of his pledged faith
and from motives descrodiiable 10 him o:
man and politician.
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MOVEMENT IN A RIonr DrRRcrInN -
We learn from the Memphis Appeal thai
Mr.. G. G. Baylor, gentleman of char
acter and reputation in that city, has
recently delivered lecture at Holly
Springs, Mass, on the wisdom and me-
cessily Of exempting negroes from sale
under execution for debts Of their owners.
Two objects arc proposed by this moves
ment-.one 10 aba,s the clamors Of the
Abolitionlsis, against the forced separu-
ton Of families; and the other, to in
crease the number of shareholders, by
exempting the poorer whites ftom the
loss Of their slaves in consequence OF
debt. The proposal is said 10 have
secured the approval Of distinguished
gentlemen at the South, and q formal
appeal 10 in The Baltimore Cotton Plant.
So sfaras il goes this is movement in
the right direciioeszta sHt3 gsss s,ie
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Mr.. BRowN's COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. BRowN's COMMUNICATION.
We insert a communication
from d. l. Brown, Esq. Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas
of this county; in relation to a
conversation with Mr.. ellison, af-
fecting Mr.. GilIiland. Mr.. Cum
ningham of the Lima Argas,
was advised of the matter in our
presence, but not by Mr.. Brown
who, we suppose, did not expect
to be called in question about it,
but whose statement is unques-
tionable. We have no doubt
Mr.. ellison did Mr.. Gilliland Sc
rious injury, by an uncalled-for
and uniustifiable use of his name:
and this cannot have been asol-
itary instance.
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ELECTION MATTnRs..

Our County 'T1cKEr.-At
the period of going to Press, the
official returns have not been re-
ceived, but enough is known, for
us to state that the Democratic
Ticket is gloriously sustained.
JOHN B. FRUcHEY's majority for
Sheriff, is about 800. JOSEPH
T1NeLE's, for Recorder, about
500, and perhaps 600; and G.
III. RlcE's, for County Commits
sioner, about $50. The old line
Wing party had no regular tick
ct. The Fusionists had, but it
is badly beaten.
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Mn. lIDGERroN's PROTEST.

Mn. EDGERToN's PRoTEsT.-
This gentleman, in accordance
with his previous notice, has pub.
lished, in the Defiance Demo.
crat, a protest Of some three OF
four columns. We have already
sufficiently designated its object
and need only add that it is a
respectfully written paper, con.
tanning nothing, however, of spe.
cial moment to the peo pie of the
Northwest.
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In Allen, GEORGE SH1PLEY,
the regular nominee for Probate
Judge is defeated by Michael
I.eatherman, who now holds the
Office by appointment, and who
ran on the boiling ticket. We
regret Shipley's defeat, as he
was an honest and capable man,
only too modest to have his true
merit appreciated.
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COM M MICA TITO N.
KALIDA, Oct. 18th, 1853.

Dear Sir:-I notice in the Lima Ar
gus of The lst OF October, 1853, letter
from Robert GilIiland, which purpor,s TO
have been written the tenth Of September
last, and in reply to an inquiry made by
the editor Of the Argus, of Mr.. Gililnnd.
|, also appears from MICS letter, that the
subjec, Of inquiry was obtained from me.
| merely wish to sny, through your paper,
that do no, now recollcct of having said
anything at oil upon that subject 10 the
editor Of the Argus. recolecl Of MIR.
Cunningham being at Kalida about the
time that we (Mr Cr,bll and myself)
came homo from Defiance, but he said
nothing TO me upon that subject, whutov-
er, aud | do not now recollect Of his be.
ing present any time when | mnde any
remarks, upon the subject Of Mr.. Gill
lands nomination. |, however, did state
10 some Of my companions here, that
had been 10 Defence, and that Nj. .Glson
had said TO me, that he (Gilson) had re-
ceived I'D saucy letter from the editor
of the Ceina Slandard-,hat the editor
said in his letter, that the fgh. ir Mercer
was between himself (GIlson,) and
Taylor, aud if Gilliland got the nomna.
ton TO The Senate he (Gilson) nigh, con-
slider himself sustained ,and, ellison added
GIlliland s nominated, and suppose will
be sustained. This is as nearly The words
of Gilson' as can recollect at this limo
For assuran ce of the correctness Of the
above have written to Mr.. Crabill Ia
state 10 me his understanding of the mat
ter, which correspondence please find
herewith enclosed, which wish pub
ished, as also this noic and Mr.. Gill
lands letter above referred 10.
Yours very respectfully.
DAVID |. BROWN.
| Y,Nua NJ ,rur~1ru, E.o
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A BAcHELnR's IDEA OF A WIFE. A
wife should have nine qualifications,
which begin with The letter P, viz: z:-Pie,y,
Perseverance, Patience, Prudence, Pene-
ra,ion, and Portion. That which should
be 6rsi of all, and mos, Of all considera-
ZION, which lie pretty, is now a-days the
las, of all and ,ha, which should be last
of all in consideration, which is portion
is now become first of al, mos, Of all
and with some, nlI>in>all!!!
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JAMES MACKENZIE, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Represen-
tative, is elected in this District,
by a majority of about 5OO.-
His majority in this county, is
about $50, and will probably be
about the same in Henry county.
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The SENATOR IN THE ALBRN, AUe-
LAIzE AND DEFIANCE D1srRIcr.-Repor;
at Delphos is that Taylor 10 elected over
GiIliland by about 200 majority. This
result, il correct, is brought about by the
want OF a sufficiently specific declaration
on the part Of Mr.. Gillilsnd Of hosiiliiy to
the Gison frauds and 10 the actors in iha,
nefarious ir,nsacton. His neutral posi-
ton did moi satisfy the Democracy of his
District. though we believe Mr., Gilliland.
was withheld from such on EXPIRE ssion by
mistaken sense OF the obligations Of
friendship, and from feelings highly cre>
di,able to HIM as private gentleman, bur
unfortunate and injudcious in one pat
forward for public station. Had Mr.. G.
been elected he would, we believe, on
.lis, as on all other subjec have honestly
discharged his duties as Senator. Tn.
der ordinary circumstances, would have
carried his Dissric, by moro than his
party maiari'y, as personally Mr.. G. is
deservedly popular. His defeat is owing
to the public indignation against the
supporters Of Cen. ellison, agains, idea-
lifcation with whom be did not strongly
enough protest. Judge Taylor, i, is but
just to say, will vote equally correctly for
Democratic men and measures.
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NV A meeting Of the members
of the Bar was had at the late
Session of the Court of Common
Pleas, relative to the death of
A. Monroe, Esq, late of this
place. The proceedings will
appear in our next
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AsUccEssInNoF CALAM1TIEs.-Recrnt
accounts from Persia state ,ha. there have
been foundations and cholera at Teheran,
locusls q, Ispahan, and terrible earth
quake al ShirOz and Cashan In,he for
mer place between $4,000 and $4,000
were killed by the earthquake in.
the night; and the pestlence arose from
sheir unburied corpses,
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.r critics, the regular Dem

P critics, the regular Dem
ocratic nominee, in Allen coun-
ty, (for the Legislature,) is elect
ed by about eighty majority, O.
yer Blackburn. What Rock
hills vote was, we did not learn,
but suppose he carried the Maine
Law strength. whatever that
was.
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October 7,h, 1858.
VAUeuNsvrLLE, Oc,. II, 1858.

Dear Sir: My recollection Of The con
0ersaiion in question, was, tha. Gilsor
remarked to you, that be had received {
d-d saucy letter from The Eii,or of The
Celma Standard, TO the effect that The
fight for nomination, was between him
(Gilson,) and Taylor, and ,ha, if G,lll.
and got the nomination., he might consd
er himself sustained. NJ. ellison added,
"Now Gilliland is nominated, l'Il be sas
tained.'' This is as nearly as | can rec.
ollect the language used, to which | sup
Puse you have reference in your noto. -
Respectfully yours,
VIM. G. CRABILL
d. I. Brown, Esq
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A GMD ADMoNITroN TO THE PAssERs
By.--Upon the house in Edinburgh oc-
cnpied by John Knox, which is still
standing in fine state of preservation,
was inscribed the beautiful motto of the
noble ReformeV, now clearly leeible,
"Loue God above all, and your neighbor
as yourself" ~a&
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DIR. ToBERr DE LAMBALE, dis,ln-
guished physician of Paris announces
,ha, shock Of electricity, giving 10 a
patient dying from the fleets Of chloro>
form, Immediately count-rnc,s It's in>
Auence, and returns the sufferer to life.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-10-14

Alonzo A.skinner, Esq, form
erly Of this place, late Indian
Agent, Oregon, was lately MUIR
dered by the Indians in an insur-
rection in Oregon.