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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02


uroa - Uased stzscs. asi % esssslisb aTrTitsFia
Gossf-'esas Or New airziea=f ssrseussF D. isse. r.
= Tie hh eanse Ct he first secf1a Ct sas "a i he
f1esng rroFi1o utsstrccd CO he inotioa i 3Ir Ma
sosI q riIaais. viz-
. fotied. That nothia- kere;u ,-.assinsd shsiI he
eesffea p ra o. se-iify any fhisx eoa'saed n the
thiFt tsfeie q ie sre1nd section a ~ ioia3
lor salexinz Texas % the Enifra Statrss hrpsoTrd
Aafcl ]. ISIS. elke= = regards III nrrb-T a STATES
tas ary aeFessr b iared Il de STATS q Teas
o. c.hhrEise "
u he fer6ss srrtisa, essahssig ne 1srsitosy ef
Sew fIezieo, i The fs.isu iaE pspsAe;
. 1tsd PRESIDED. fuvf1sr, Thai Ehea ssxitted As
State The sad IefFiicfy O. any p1stan ~ the sane
sail Ne rseeivrd iniaihe Uaica srh p tctssut tary
Is their Constitutes RAY presrribeR
?. Al AZ 10 ssiAbiisk TeTrifrrisl GsFtrHrssat ar
Utah Efsepiezabsr 9. Issol This .ei e.staiu, the
sane FoTisiaa IN regard 70 slavery - TIE rssetdia
,. Al act for thc adissoa q the state cfczilerais
Ills las no referrpes wtsseYsr u .larsrE &c Goa
slfatipa Il he State. however. prohibited IT,.
Z. ~ act 70 amend and supplementary q me act
TILED e "A at rssPeesg fgtsres Iss ls.isa per-
sens Escaping fron The SERVES oftssr assrss', sP
proreA February =. .-FssPsss,sss. Is, 1901
s. aet 10 Suppress ne slase trIe j. lie District q
C,JHHbia II seprenlber %, 1858
Those sse arts eossisrts what ase called he cam
pro0ite Hsnsr2s ELISA
Th4y reae5 the Missouri ecsaproAsc "a trara 70 de
terrf9Fy nustA 81 &c 90; agree % airs New Mexico
and Utah as stles xhea prepared. i "a risa; sla-
r9s. = the people thereof nay dessrpae d their
sPeeiFe State cea'iiati0as; an;t cslrhiS with her
casiiiatig2 As rTtsehsd, rssiHs siassf Si,bia T.
sta;sF sabalA The save trade T@lAia ~ Deu':t q
colansia; AID enact stIiagel Esalgs,s fsr Il,
recovery offasisTe slaves. fi
Mrt Dcngi4s. IA his aneadmeat Ia ths ,,Si,-..s5S M
Bow fehiiag. declares thai IL, lsgisl .i,es |. ,,
eAs NH'9 tas e1 prem ss q I'D :sai there
iofc heIts-tNs 70 Fo'i,t AEi afaR Lbs iasee ths
desGse i FTccrodi'.s q the Seaa,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
| Married.

on ne 2i a. February, bv Rev. m e. II SD.,t.
Mr. DAVID STEPHENS, of FEedr+5eE eaunty Nj
10 MIS- FANNIE " SHENBRlBEEt u Bolivia Il
this e0aAty.
On Thursday last. BY Rev r WeltE, M. WILLIAM
DAY ia Miss LUCINDA T10dp30& NULL
of this county.
On Tuesday. l4ih instant, BY EE9At III ri Span.,
Mr. JAMES w. $UDpUTl4 10 AteSfls0RA DSgRFs
all Of Fanquirr Cddnty. Va
Near Barterbrdok. en- the merafnS of Ire itsk ~. .
BY Rev ]. Al. GFren. Rev. HENRY !. BLAND. 81
he Raltmore Ananal GonlsrSnce. 4, Atsis MOT +
STEELE. daughter q Air. John steelH Il Mia,Fay.
Augusta county, Nd.
Al Honey Weed Mills. Berkriess' Csaatr. "a Tue.
aay evening last, The Sist inst, NJ RYERS
of Jefferson Coahty 20 Miss AHGGs4gA MILLER
daughter Of Mr.. David Miller, II rs isfers alast
In Shepherdstcwn, on ThnfsdsY y 4 M ii, sd
inst. BIZ Rev. John $. Deale. ME. ALI Dsa uaFF-
MAN, Ito Miss H0RTltA Ann Jos RsfI-f, III cf
JsEEers1n eoaatya
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
ITEE ANNIYEEsAnY crIFaRaTIor.

aThe22d Of FpbsuaTy was appropriately celebra-
ted by a large humbcr Of the eizRns Of Chaslestown
and yifinity atsappngton's Hotel. LEwBW WASH
NoroS Esq. wasseectea as President q lie evening"
and Gro, ". TpRSra Vice President. Thesupper
on the occasions was most sumPtuoqs tie eheer and
good feeling universal. and the su sau,iaig and del
ieaeies devourea With guslo and enoyInct that on
" fgeenen could realize, and thepasrioGs occasion
justify The Farewell Address Fa.read Us 5oHx
A. sTaAlrH in feeling and forcibli ma4aer, with
appropriate and irdieious remarks upo1s such por-
tons a were pertinent TO the present condition oe
our ccautry, add The peril Of is institutions
An eloquent and most exceedingly appropriate
Address was delivered BY WILLIAM I.ucAsijr- which
was creditahle TO its author, fit euogiun upon the
birth Of the great man whom ii was designed 10
honor, and Of great Interest and sassacsion 10 de
auditory in attend snce.-Sgira.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
DE-. M.LLlA,i 4. .ppEal-lss.

This genlllmaa being about.o leaFe Charles
to IN, with aEiew Of cas,ipg antaor ia California
his fiiends gave him a supper at Capt SArrlN5.
ToN's Holel % Mohlay night last Much hifari-
~ prevailed the company bsng ehieiained with
speeches and sentiments.
pr. DovdLAfs, though a young man mas made
geal proficiency in his profession. lie is genIle-
u niy and courteous, and wee feel assured viii
make hosts 81 friends in his new home
lie viii carry with him me best wishes Of our
cammhnity fot his health End lpEospeIi.y-andea
hope ihathe kill return TO his intefe.llng lille
family With IA abGataR. supply Of tae Calf mia
trelsute
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
4 Correspondence

Mr. Bolts repent letter on he NEBRASKA bill haS-
ing been very roughly reviewed ial tie Richmond
Enquirer; chat gentleman has Addressed note to
Mr. r. a. Pryor, one Of The editors Iof that paper,
charging him With the authorship Of The 0heetiona-
BE article complaining Of its abusige.chasacter. and
iIquirng whether the latent Of esFtin sections 0r
it was to impeach his personal onb- and interri-
~ Mr. Pryor replies avowiag Tie authorship be
the article affirming that Mr. Bolts ipubEe course
on the Nebraska question justified the severity with
which il was criticised but stating that TIE article
was intended only to reflect on Mr. Bdt,4 public
course and MOTTO impsacA bis honor d integrity
This explanation Nr. Bots accents i, $4,000
and requests tie publication of tie ebrrssoordsnce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
DieAs

On thursday neht last, tsaa.salv as3saexps.ts.sty
10 al, Mr.. HENRY I.ssslihekN. is ii 5ath year
his age poor theagh hene.F eitizss,i or eess =
who leaves large I'D dss.EAte aulss 70 aase Il s.
less. ~
IL ShephetdStrNfa, on Frid&F morniag sss Id a.,
Mr.. 0CrANi0ES SNlVELA4 aged askas aa ysars
Near Hard Scrabble. Berkeley Cage "a Fr.a,y
nhrains. the l7th last, Mi. JOHN -f0GLLARD
aged about 80 years.
Near Saepherhs;own, on tsf: aTfh NJ HANNAH
aged years daughter " nai and IiEaah llgilaaa.
AT Harpers, Ferry On the iEit inst, It iafaasaatn
of the brain, G FORGE Wll;.sIAM TYS0AIAS. af,a
10 months aud 10 days, ycussS,st sen e toha L. aad
Mary y. Rowe. .s: a
AsSprinS It'll F.rm, Laasaaa ceaif. Oh she sth
ult., Mrs SARku BENTCss, ooasqFE ef William
Benton IN The sish year Of hsE rye.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

hon y y CRlTrgNDgN.--A grand public dinner
Y, was recently given By the Yhig members Of The
hentaeky Legislature, some Democratic members.
p-lsehAl iriends, and many private citizens. as a
marx Of laeif personal and political respect for
sasiE senator elect, the Hon. j. J. Criuenden. Two
nohofed and hlly Persons ineluling several inyi-
The tvass were admirable m snrit ana $500,
In language That 10 Mr. Criteadea s,5 ,ss;es
drew forth one OF his elooaent snd sdn;rshis -
dtesses. was as fnllovs -
Oar GaSst an F,(,snd-J ohn j f,r;,,.ns.n. III.
PURITY lls wisdom his patriotism, render him dear
aiike 70 heniucky and the Ufi0u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

- The Tsiezissaarr consinuss lis discussion az
i1e orgin and history OF the Missouri Com promise
ecmmsneed recently viii the Washi1gion SAT-
NeiI : TO show rs S1uihern character. the editor
q19iss Co. Benions lorih-cotasag BOOK. wherein
&c SAYS;
In tn House there was some diTissi,u amanv
t1s soaihefn neub.rs; tnf he 1hale vote ID favor
o. = was 81 10 ~ in tie gaiFc. lie l1fief con-
puhirg some N7rshsgn memoirs. as-the former did
amsj1Fisy 81 he Soulhern. ans,ss tte11 6s 4 .ss-
uf4cipn bad 4 weight never kuceeeiej ~ 1hnl or
AR cihst 10 arlean Statesman. William L5xnaes.
q Scaih eafeHn4, The array Of nalaes - 0as tie
missouri elmrr0mise 70 hare teeA S,lstkssa
rtfs.rs aud iae event pat The seal upon hat chak
az p saosinS i y b s1s1t65,s . &c Ss,l1'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
JOHNS CfAI.IAfIT5R

Late IAird Audit0f Of .:Ae Trashy,
DEFOR L resaining his resiEsHce 10 Virginia,
} MS native Ii.ate,1 viii aki.pd IL such claims
eas may be entrusted ~ MS manase fof tbs ne1I
y months. He makes no kpeasH References, but
relies upon, bis extensive acqaasaisn ee3hfeugho
tie Union, ard his familiarity ssssh the whole Toa-
tine of the Departments. .
Widows Pensions attended i9.iipop very ransom
able terms Address him at Warrington, d. c..
July %, 1881 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
vINGINIA LaGisLAIuGR.

Is b So ~ .r,s..4.s., i, 4, k;t ;.or...;..
's 8, Y, II
" ess..el - IN. III u $500
n Ill ,l.o- go1J , M -, ~
@f'0us i'ss 49,
- 80, 49, t- - -. ~
~ y II 80 = ~ =
t.i.I IL. ! !. III the Meafcaf CoIl.rs Of
Esr4ibia eame Gp a. usg q nc ssIFs III ne
dsy rsnd IS discussed
Iln he H3usE the unhnished business and the
order ot the lay, beisg Tie Eoudoun ard Hsnp-
ite&ailfpass we're postponed, aud the rule vas
suspanded 10 take up ne bill repeating Tie Char
let ii Tie Baak of The 1id Dominion. n
Mr El5soa moved fhe indefinite pesponemepi
ofiths bi hi . M tioaawas sustained hy Messrs
/. GkrnstL Staples, anu WaARee ana opposed fy
Messrl Brush Il King GeeFge ana St4foFd
Isl hitst aud Eowlef
MIR Ciafnatl il his sFeeeh declared that the al
ged vio sg3n II liz chatter by lie hank were
ius, such + had been pra4fised by every bank in .
lle S,.;e Il 4 many yeats, ana fot which Prey had
meyer NeenfeenslIed ard he protested against ma
kftig tgis Vj,ns institution lne scapegQat cf the
| sins ol ali, FEe. house seemed ~ iaAe he same
view D tie th2ltrf.
The qarstiaa baing pat the bill was ind initely
7ostponei~-ayes 70, noes 50
Ca nnsioA Of Mr. TnInlin, portion &c conf
nlhnicstioA fum The Governor relative 10 reurisys
add pafdots,nwas referred 10 tile caamiGee Of
Cbur sIof Justice The pafi referred TO- Il in4 re-
gard III Save sentenced for Irpirderaas assault
ia Jefferson county, laabe punished with Eve hun
SdTtd slsiEeg hot more than 80 be given all one
time ali shey ufider the direction of !. pi.vsiciau
Two ir;ssdlmSRls have been administered the 3st
i tahrslfan a wear ago. since which IS phvsieian
X.Hl osleFa further pnsishnest rhe aegfe g.
labgsts wj,4,g adv Who i deprived 81 M ser
y.bes 81. as ceptlns.scntin prison, aad VIC d.
sigss -. r,ss.,s,,-a ~ 80
Oa njattFn5 a Mr. KS fks fia-se adjourned.
la MI. sensTs. % Etisay iii enti,led 81 &C,
arbendis,a rus .1Ist eeefion "a rbar,sg 81 ~ m.
Ciis III VIM. !. T. sa & \,
~ w i,,fi m ~. y.
d5v wa!s n5s,4.l a,ss7.,- sra,ss -
0n ,Tiot:,.n:f,f ~ I1e,'4,1ss i ,.,s,oio5 - ~
ne C,a iss IL fnss ;,ni,as M.
diTnc Il .s-s,sili,., III ls ~ :.
vEtffn III en, +, I'M .
,,nirsi IS ali,er M ,ss;, 49,
hdrl. = -
On nt,tf1n cf Nh e.,a.,ba,, !, x.aalraa
fbaf sefs committee b. annoneS i, Iri. r.
biIl pb4rfTfp., ss,,i. 80 &; f,htsS :.
Its, r.as enfo ne Pc ,; - $500 =
CSanIbs,os I'ba,nss ard ~ tr IN. =.
ubder tf.is EeSoliiIion,
In tBg HbrsE there were : series of lille can,
from the s,ate The eopsideralon If Witch ace
MIA siitstts ; - ~ = : 4'tr ~ III
which pAssks we're bill 10 increase, is covers ~
she Connca ef he town Of Harrisonbsrg Ana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

PESALrr CoNxuTED-An ciScsr aflired in
Siaanloh on Monday night last, with suiho.fiy
from Governor lohnson 10 remove Wiisda 20 she
Stale PenilsnGaFy, and returned Tie ntxt 5abrning
with the prisoner. The term Of ron6ne sent aas
heen hxsd ~ eighteen years Friday nexL IS The
dag previously appointed f6r Wilson, e. 3 utica
fSstua5 Ssritsiot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
A CARD.

To The Hofas Of Jetftrson County. Ill.
Believing myselftp be well quail NJ 10 discharge all
the duties Of Sheriff have yielded HE earnest solicit
tations OF many 81 tfY friends TO berSF acaqddae for
the next SheTiatY, and atter myfasl walb the knpe
that my intimate acquaintance with 81 suscrs of Jecr-
son County will ensure ny elecsonss
November 81, 1863 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

....;.. =. .,...a apainss argument ana reason
tqta Ltltss&t ets@ 1850 - = =
e4 80 go . f..e rrrss ard fair discussion is
: r.,,,,.ssr anv opposEfion--and
~ s.snassnl ia, has BEEN or Be-
$500. s,;,;5 iirss,cu q he pending measure.
~ Respectfully.
JNO. II Bolts.
H6rNn,cu CO. Va, Feb. 9Th, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

- bill has been reported 10 the House OF Rep
sssea'ahses ffom tie Military Commit,ee, pFopos-
t7g 10 increase the pay Of army officers as follows:
10 MAJOR General sof5 nj month Il ries,;s.
General 5 i65, CoioaeI SI53. a Lierlsnant Cojon-
e Sis Major sos. Cap,siu 81 cavalrr e. /.
Captain Of anIIerr shd infsntrv Is. ~, T,issss-
ant Of aaiefy ard inianirv S57. seeors T.;s-
ieoAnt o. cavalry $50 second Lieutenant OF arti-
lerf and infantrF sl7. AMI lover efades II .rrs
IA ptopogfun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

...-At the last February term oE thz County
Court 0fLoudoun, there were 81 Chaicer{, IS APP
peal and other casts disposed Of in al5, ~ be-
sides dispatching all Of the County business and en-
tering number Of miscellaneous orders atl in4er-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
COnstablesl


III offer myself Is a candidate i die office 81 ean-
siablefor the 4h election District Esegsrsen couny
Should my friends elect me- prom n 70 discharge th
duties Of the office with fidelity ts best 81 my
ability. J. 81 NcGINNlS.
Dg- We authorised to nomirklss SAMUEL q.
.YOUNG, candidate for the oife sol Constable in
District No a. If elected his best eprf will be given
TO the discharge Of the duties which oise imposes
Dec.22, 1858. MkNYs VOTERS.
10 We are authorised to announce CHARLES G..
BRAGG, - candidate for Constable ii District No. 4,
1t The next election. IDs4 mhsr "a 1853.
m We have been requested To- a Esunes Mr.. WILL
LIAM YVES r, Is candidate for 4selaetion as Con-
stable IN the Kabetswn District M 1. He clans 70
have discharged the duties Of his o with fdety 10
the public interest and conseiente dseharke Of tho
responsibilities Imposed. He shall ~ statsfnl 10 re-.
eevo again the support Of the peops ~ tie District
j February 8, 1854 III
To- We are authorized toannonHts 1EICAIAS JOHN
SON. candidate for re-election t9hq aee Of Con
stable ii District Nol3. f&
February Is. 1854 IN
10 We are authorized 70 annosss,s Capt JOHN
REED, Is csadidate for Fe-eisoli9St6 tae ofiee AZ
Constable in District No 3. -
FEB, l6, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
ELEcrIoS MAINE.

PoErLAxD, Me, Feb. - An election took place
today 10 al The vacancy IN the Horse II Repre-
sen.atives caused BIZ the election Of Mr. Fessenaen
as U. = Senator. Z. e. Carne. whig, vas chosen
-hasidg abou;50 plurality.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

u A raicnf las bess granted % Mesrs Hrseos
L RoaE. q ihis town. far iuprsrssassf 4 WHEAT
DzilI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

ITA young nan arrested ia Mnbiie ttsns dsys
since for horse STEALING % prove his rsspdabilfY
said his ialh<r owned farm and fsrzsl stgrzes IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
SheElgaliry Nominations.

r. we are Authorized 10 asiaoubee HENRY
a eandliie igf the next
SheIiiFaltry Of Jefferson coua!gE
November2i, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

CALANsToes Soar -- On the 23d Of Janaary. in
The iown;;o d sTobula, ID Holmes countv Mi.sis-
sipPi sone tsoys tied bunch 81 Ere crackers u I
eegss iaiE arg lighted the match. The dog fright
60 ran suio saed filed with cotton and SET il on
hfes The whole shed and an adjoining one, with
ne roiso; IhsT eontained were entirely Consumed,
except n ealks out Of 6e0. The loss i estimated
Al 500 coo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

mr. We are requested 10 aSaancs JOHN W..
MOORE the pres9st sheriff. as eassddsie for The aext
Sheri4liy of Jefefson county. i.grelTber ,lS53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

r5rrks PIo5rissssso q Jsnian's spriq 4. Il win
Be- seen ~ sireriissm-nls are in rafs Of Brick
Makers. 4c Every material needed q he bes
quality ihsy ia,,rn rs s scRvenisst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

10 we are authorised 10 announce JOHN AVIS jr.
Esq ,as candidate for the next sik:iaAty If JsEsso
county. tDtsember Is, 1858.
~ we are. authorized tosssnAounce Capt.
GEORGE w SAPPfSGTON,ss candidate for
the next SheriaaIiry Of JefeIspn kaa1ty.
November "a, 1853 Isl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

10 We are authorised to ANNOUNCE CHARLES G..
BRAGG, Is candidate for Constable ii District No. 4
a The next election. IDs nhsr ~ 1853.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The Intelligeneer has Paris letter TO-
day, giving an interesting version of the
Soule duels' affair. The same journal
is graced with an elaborate and erudite
review of Greene's Works of Addison. "
The Union is for the most part devoted
to communications to-day, almost all of
which are marked by great ability. They
treat of the compromise of 1920 in con-
nectien with Nebraska, of the pending
Lieutenant General bill, of the island Of
Celebes in the Eastern Archipelago, and
of European affairs.
The Sentinel is against the Africaniza.
ton of Cuba to-day, saying:
The system Of colonization which PezueIa
has proclaimed in Cuba will bring into the
heart OF that country the most heterogeneous
mass that the world has ever seen malgamate
In one compound. Indians, Europeans, Asia
tics, Africans, Chinese, and eannib balls if ueces
sary, are to be freely introduced as appren.
flces- The object Of this Babylonic COLOMBIA
ton cannot be hidden, nor, indeed, can it ap-
pear strange to any one cOnversant with the
history OF the cruel, nay, murderous misrule
OF spain, wherever the iron heel of her hidalgos
has polluted the virgin soil of America, and
they have planted the Castilian flag"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The intelligence from Europe by the
steamer Atlantic indicates that q general
European war will be the inevitable result
of the war between Russia and Turkey.
The Ambassadors of Russia at London
and Paris were in daily anticipation of
orders to withdraw. Napoleon has taken
steps towards marching an army of seven
ty thousand men to the aid of Turkey.
Fighting on the Danube was still going
On to limited extent. The Turks are
successful. The Persians object to fight.
ing against the Turks. The report of the
revolt of the Wallachians against the
Russians is confirmed. The advance in
breadstuffs has caused riots in some
parts of England. More rioting among
the poorer classes was expected.
Flour has advanced two shillinss Der
barrel. Wheat si1pence per bushel, and
Corn two shillings per quarter.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28

TERRIBLE SUFFERING AMONG WESTERN
EMIGRANTs.-The Louisville Journal, of
a late date, says:
We hear of sad state of affairs at
Cairo, Illinois, about two hundred miles
from st. Louis. In consequence of the
suspension of navigation, fourteen large
steamers have been compelled to lay up,
and have there set ashore some two
thousand deck passengers, chiefly emf
grants. These persons were suffering
dreadfully from want, and sickness was
rapidly diminishing their numbers-very
many dying daily from cholera and vel.
low fever. They were staying in the ad-
joining woods, keeping up large fires, and
at the last accounts there was no POSSIBLE
ity of getting away = -
At last accounts the citizens of St.
Louis and other places on the river were
taking active measures to send relief.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28
T UND ON THE LAW OF Patents,

Wordsworth on do, l vol, London, 1883
spence do, do 1852
Norman do do lsa3
Spence on Specifications Of Law of Patents, vol,
London, 1S47
Rankin's Analysis Of Law of Patents, vol, Lon
don, 1924
Turner on Law of Patents and Registration, vol,
London, 1851
Turner on Copyright in Design in Art and Manu-.
facture, VOL London. Is49
Carpmael on the Law of Patents, vol. London,
lS46
Joansons Patentees Manual, / vol. London, 1853
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vol each, Boston
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28
DOINGs OF CONGRESS.

SESATE.-Yesterday, the following private
bills were disposed of after we had left;
For the relief of Cornelius McCauley; re-
jected.
For the relief Of Mrs. Mary E. D. Blaney;
passed.
For the relief of the sureties of Daniel Wins
low; passed.
For the relief of Richard NJ Boreton, George
Wright, and the widow of Marvin W. Fisher !;
on third reading
For the relief of the heirs and representa-
tives of Urfah Prewett, deceased; passed.
For the relief of Jacob Gideon; passed
For the relief of the legal representatives of
tho late Captain W. G. Williams ON third
reading.
For the relief of the children of the late
Lieutenant Michael EVERY, revolutionary
soldier; passed.
To confirm certain land claims in louisiana
known as the Fluereau claim; passed.
For the relief of Thomas Pember; passed
For the relief of Samuel Meckum; passed.
For the relief of Hiram Paulding passed
And then, on notion the Senate adjourned
till Monday.
In THE House yesterday, after we went to
press, the Committee Of the Whole House con-
tinued in session until a late hour, disposing of
large number Of private bills.
When the committee rose, such of those bills
as had net been objected to were reported
back with favorable recommendations. And
pending the question upon their passage
The House adjourned over until Monday
next
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-28
Senatorial Election in Ohio,
COLUMBUS, (OHIo) Jan. 25. 1854

COLUMBUS, (OHIO) Jan. Is, 1854.
To fhs Editors of the Star:
Last night was the great night of the season.
The caucus met at o'clock, and balloted un-
til o'clock in the morning We had twenty.
one ballots but no choice. On the first ballot
the vote stood as follows:
Allen, 26; Manypenny, Is; Medary IS; Cor
win, 9; Pugh, Is; Orchard, 2 On the twen-
ty-frst. the last-Allen, 30; Manypenny, 81;
Medary, II; Corwin, 4; Pugh, Is; Tod, 2; Bir-
chard, 2.
The caucus then adjourned to meet again on
Friday night. 1t is a free fight and no mis-
take; who will succeed is hard to tell. Allen
at one time run up to 80 votes, but soon feel
back to n and 80. l think it is pretty clearly
decided, that Allen cannot be nominated; and
as things now look, Gel Manypenny's chance
is doubtful. You may bet on one thing. there
will be some slaughtering done before the
thing is over. Yours, truly,