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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27
THE -DEmocRArIo TICKET.
The ticket selected bv the Democra

The ticket selected by the Democracy
of Ashland is q good one, and deserves,
as we know il will receive. the support of
all good Democrats. They were all
nominated by large majorities, showing
that it was the decided choice of the De-
m~ocratic party. They are men whose
characters are above ~reproacb, except
when slimed over by creatures who have
no character, and seek to drag every
body down to a level with themselves.
IF there is any one man on the ticket
that does not suit US, is that any reason
why we, as Democrats, should vote
against the principles of our party? Let
Democrats consider well, before they
scratch a single name on the ticket
Remember that every such vote cast, as
sists the party you have opposed through
your whole life. Are you prepared to
leave the party which you have always
adhered to with such devotion, and ac-
knowledge yourself to have been in error
during your whole life, and vote for the
Wing ticket? Your old enemy is lus-
tily crying I" no party-no party )" when
they have nominated q ticket and stick
to 1.-THE leaders-with as much tenac-
ity as Gen. ScorT did to the "rich Irish
brogue }" when it feel upon his ears
"Like the sweet South
b eGthing upon . bank OF viOlets :"
No set of politicians in this County,
are stronger party men than the leaders
of this Fusion movement. Democrats,
be up and doing. The Wings, at pres
emit, are organizing this County secretly.
There is and can be no doubt of this.
Although they will be beaten, and they
know it, yet it is their custom to claim
all elections before voting commences.
The returns of the October election,
however, will compel them to exelaim
with PYRRHUs, "another such q victory,
and we are undone. :" We beseech our
friends to buckle on their
armor for the scrimmage-for the grand
contest, to come off on the second Tues
day of October. Let every Democrat
spend one day for the interests of his
and the success of the Demo
cratic ticket, and a glorious victory
awaits US.
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E We clip the following from the
Ohio State Democrat. Throughout the
State the same game is at work, and all
they expect to accomplish by it is to trip
up the Democratic party. They are the
old enemy in disguise.
SHOWING THE CLovEN FooT.-Noth.
ing tends more clearly to show the utter
hypocrisy and demagogueism of the
Whig-F usion-K Know N othing party, than
the purse its organs and leaders are pur.
suing towards Messrs. Lindsey, Stuart
and johnson. These gentlemenk an yo.
ted against the Nebraska and KANSAS
bills and yet there is no Democratic
candidate in the State who is more abused
and vilifed than they are. Each OF
them have either q Wing or an Adolf
ZIONIST to oppose them, and all the eff
forts that can be, is made to defeat them.
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CHALK rHEmI

The following may not be i~nappropri-
ate for this region. We ask the perusal
of what we copy below from the indiana
State Journal.
eve have a class of politicians who,
when the wind is fair, are seen on the
deck of the good ship, shouting huzza at
the top of their voices; but when the
clouds gather and the storm comes, skulk
away to their tight, snug berths, and
while they make no effort to save the
vessel, are the first to spring into the
life boat. Democrats the storm is lull-
ing-the life boat will not be wanted
the good vessel will outride the hurri-
cane. Remember those towards who
quail before the elements. Next year,
in the sunshine of political prosperity,
they will be found the most noisy and
boisterous Democrats in the land"
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FWe call the attention of our
readers to a communication In another
column, giving an account of Judge
Bliss speech in Ashland. We were
necessarily absent from home at the
time, consequently, have to rely upon
our correspondent for an account of the
meeting.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

"THAr SAME OLD CooN.n-Just open
half an eye, good reader, and look about
your own neighborhood these days, and
you'll soon see who are now the oppo-
nents of the Democracy. "Ihe am
old coon is about againi Having fail
ed to secure the confidence of the peo-
pie, after changing their names a dozen
times, we now find the Federal party
calling themselves Fusionists, Republi-
cans, and Know othings, for the pur-
pose of deceiving the honest voters Of
the United States, and thereby secure
for themselves the. spoils of Office.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-09-27

E G. A. HUMEs will please accept
the thanks of all hands, for that jug of
Cider. Our Devil thinks it was rather
hard for temperance folks,
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DEMOCRATIC rICKFT

Fer Judge of the Supreme Court,
SHEPARD F. NORRIS,
cLERMoHT COUNTY.
For Member Board of Public Works
P. MILLER,
or BUTLER COUNTY.
For Congress,
H. h. N
For Probate Judge,
A. L. CURTIS.
For Clerk of the Court,
JOHN SHERIDAN.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOHN 8. FULTON.
For Sheriff,
JOHN d. JONES.
For Auditor,
ISAAC GATES.
For Treasurer,
JOHN SMURR.
For Commissioner,
GEORGE MCCONNELL.
For Infirmary Director,
HUGH MCGUIRE
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~The Louisville Iournal of yeI

FThe Louisville Journal of yes
terday says:
We understand that a parcel of shin
plasters, issued by the Fort Wayne and
Southern Railroad Company, are being
circulated here. They are of various
descriptions, from 81 to SIS, and made
payable in cash, lands, or real estate
bonds, at the option of the4company.-
The plates are miserable Autographs.
The public should be on their guard.
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LOCAL NE WIS.

CRIMINAL couRr.-Tbe court again engaged yes,er-
day 10 the trial Of James w. schaomburs, indicted for
sssboong with ntenito ki," Edward Fuller z. Collins
Lee addressed the Jury in defence OF the accused for
about two hours The address OF this gentleman
rent and eloquent He followed by erSenstor
Clemens the side, who sustained his fame as
In and orator The prosecution closed by
Argument Of learning and ability from Philip r. Fendsll,
e,a The case was submiued about four O'Clock the
Jury His honor Judge Crawford kept the bench for come
te when be directed the ba say the jury that If
there prospect Of their agreeing he ~oudawat
their decision The bsiif returned with an answe that
Gar the present here probability OF agreement
Ateisht O'Clock night verdict had been rendered
the clerk.
Tux wsarHSp-In our last we congratulated the public
upon the return OF something approaching sprns-ke
Gather but surprise, yesterday morning city
was visited with another fall OF equal in sui
,ude irpe the sno~storm in Februsy, but
. considering il the 3oh dsy II March, II eclp--d
anything OF II. which has been witnessed In this
itude for several year, The earth Is clad in snowy
white Bot we IL 10 hazardous to offer the opinion
,hs, It's bridal attire wi be changed beautiful
green. Now
PoroaAc AQuHpucr The great aud benevolent enter
prise which the has embnrked-the intro
duccn Of sesufu supply Of water TO the city o,t
this time ofdeep Interest 70 oor citizens and many
Of sejoiong last evening, b-cssse OF the adop
ton Of Sensor Hunters amerdmen, in The Senate the
deficiency bill, sppropusling the Of FIVE hundred
thousand dollars be applied TO the execution of the great
work in contemplation. Should this be
mated in The Senate snd find equal favor in The House Of
Representatives. thai which has been long dssidro.
tsmsn abundant pply OF wstcfwu he accomplished
PsrgpxSrs LsvgKFor the Information OF citizens and
visite 20 the city, soud that the last svee Of the
season viii take place this evening
FHr "A stable situated In the 81 fsntiin row. was
destroyed by fire Yesterday.
GsoreS Hsrpocx.-The friends OF 'hss z~aloos advocate
of temperance take heart continuation by the circuit
couri Of decision made since BIZ Jnsice Nor.
-s imposing fin. apon M Ha cck nor delivering
lectures The friends o temperance cause. thoush
they arg ssev-d the decision like all good citizens viii
bow TO the supremacy OF the laws.
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CONSOLIDATION OF PnrsBuRo-From the Pittsburg
Gazette we learn that bill Is now in the hands oil the
appropriate committee Of The Legislature having for its
object the consolidation into city Of Psburg and all
its suburbs including Lawreneeville, Allegheny city,
South Pii,sburx. East Birmingham West PsburE, Man
CHESTER Duquesne &c This bill allows the nine wards
OF the presen, city OF Pisbug remain undissrbed bu,
adds Lawrencevie and thai part OF Piu township be-
tween tina, borough and the 9th ward a. lob ward
The res, Of Pitt township is divided into the ill., l2sh,
and 18Th wards, East Birmingham 10 msde the l4th
ward Birmingham the 18th; south Ptnburg the 10th !;
West P,sburE the i7h Manchester the 18th; Allegheny
city the l9,h goth. 2is,. and 22d wards and Duqsesne
borough the 23d ward; thus constituting one municipal
i,y of twenty three wards and oberatng the old dis
,ncons ~ completely has been recently done in the
case Of Philadelphia Psburx. thus expanded in ter
rory, wealth, and population, will be source OF pride
to the great State Of Pennsylvania Hitherto she has
been much derded Tor being nothing but smut
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philosopher thcoogan, combating BY tradition.
aud pfossnE traditions by reason gcpnbiosn submitting
ne sosefeisoy OF The people Ponuf sovereign In
hs own nshii fapist going Rome propose mysii
cal saei WIN The Pope; translator Of the Limitation Of
Jesus Christ" summoning die nations to revolt and In
eopeinson Rousseau in csssock. simple, paif dialect
eiAn eloquent and sublime like the 'ocniessons Of the
letter % The archbishop OF Paris OF 'Heoise. and gf
En'iie This Is the place discuss The errors of
philosophy and OF theology which have been attributed to
10 Lanmenas inclined sdnait that he rather
splendid writer than learned heolosian profound
Philosopher. But should not dare question either 10
his philosophical bis theological. his Political opinions,
bis deep sincerity pronounce, the remarkable mod
incauons which his great intellect underwent in It's
searches AFTER ruth, any other judgment than that
eandidy given by hmselfi II have single word
have said 10 dsavow. lis sincerity 10 concerned
but have often been mistaken, and gfaveiy" Two
things must be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is the democracy OF DE
Lainmenas that chiefly condemns him the eyes arts
ocauc and chca Europe and that hs is denounced
as hereto aud not unbesver. One OF the most
violent o. his enemies admits that although he was
thsoogtsn msdsocss his rupture with the Church, or
rather his accommodation from H. resulted not from
tho Pope's condemnation not OF amy dogma which he
protested bat from the views OF social economy which
his sysiem developed One Of his admirers. M Pauln,
reminds some of his early disciples, now loudesi IN revtng
bis memory, that for long he defended at The peru
oil bis liberty and ioune doctrines which they still teach
in safety, IN. de Lsmmenais," he adds. had the mis-
fortune separate from the Church. whose courage and in
telgence were adudged by him inferior 70 the lofty mis-
sion TO which be had aimed conduct H." that
into euogy what M de Mirecouu intends a
proach, when he says Of DE Lammenais, thai, in the M
century he would have mounted the funeral pile Of
Jean Huss rather than admit that he in the wrong
They will also understand how Daniel Stern the Countess
dAgou') in her admirable History Of the Revolution OF
!onndy Christian a. heart after his separation from
the chuIch Of Rome c.
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TvnUwrEED sale ~ valuabis lmIrsvsA Properly
On Saturday snsvwsc~, Apsn M ss ececs s peussss
sAaii by As~1 ~
wife he suhscbs dated March g. s<e daily
liner W D. No. i<s, sos ", - and a. II
Ia sssss1 aa ~ square ssnhsssd tsss hssAe1 ssi Ay
eight (So) hqvtn0 uat RI sheesn ess
tween Pennsylvania saA sss uaRtae niaesy
feet Tn aaA hah aSAss via ~ tmDrovssn ccnsiss
In ~ Ara sessy.
Towns Oaeshisd sanh ne reAae twelve wpoWsa
fcs nctss aafsAcsostiy secured, seanns interest.
the ~ sale co~psd days, The trustee
The rg rsei sk and exp~nsv ne A psrrhs
pnschaser. n. CALLAu, rvxsese-
Mar lid Jas. q. MCGUIRE Aucd00eo.
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From our Paris Correspon dent.


PaRrs. March 9. 1854
The Monieur Of Sunday published both the reply of IN.
peror OF all the Russss the Emperor the French
and the manifesto IN which the Car that Eng
land and France have taken sides against Russia with the
enemies Of Christianity" Nicholas has been NOR. for
inmate, because consistent, ifnnt honest. in the
manifesto. with it, iervd appeal 10 the fanatcs OF al.
subjects. than in he reply, with its sru imitation of III.
fine di plomsc language of western Europe Both these
documents contain sllusion 10 lsl2-an so.on
enough in the Manifesto but equally disoour,eous
irritating IN the reply triumphant 10 the latte
appeared in the Moneo Monday In the sha se Of cir,
cnls Of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs to the ne
agents Of the Emperor NJ Droayn de L'Hoy. evine., in
this production the .aitty which has cb.rae,ef,xes
his W hole correspondence relative the Eastern ,~.,,o
II s clear tha, b. could have dispensed with The aid of
Graner de Casssgnsc, Who ia h. fofcibe feeble sty~
reitersrs in the Consotionne the srzan ~n Of the Mn
ter. The Journal des Debais. Will. exposing The .,ht.
and subsetes Of the reply, snd str.n,ep.v
ing the alliance Of England and rspce sxan.t m. 90,
croecbmenn Of Rasssa tnsis,s the duty Of The y,.
powers from the Pore gasrant4es In fvo, a.
the Christian populations OF Turkey shat r~pov. corn
pAsiy ~ Pfc,exs Tor Rusaian Interference NeS,aor.
mis- effect slsesdy foo and sr.
h resson to ,has they viii in IN. mos,
satisfactory concp.ions Among the reforms
is the suppression OF the ASvAaA poll tar paid -rcu
svey by thu Christian ransom for his bead which IN.
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country expect to be enabled BY the good Providence OF
God 10 preserve honorable neuirslliy and 10 main.
tain her place the nauons without fear and
without rspto4ch," oNlio'
March "a, 1854.
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The Court Journal London) says

"A spectacle will shortly be presented in England
which has had no parallel since the days OF Elizabeth
Last year we had holiday review OF very hne heet !;
but about the middle OF next month Of the rghliss
ornaments, ii not the powerful. that England ever
sent forth agaiDs, enemy will be reviewed by the SOW
ereign of this country II certainly her Naesys IN
,enon inspect the Baltic feet previous 10 its departure
There may be less naneuvrng, and there will certainly
be sham fight either then afterwards; but the fleet
will appear before the Queen fully equipped and prepared
for mediate waTlke service, all that stern reality
which will give to his sight importance and truthful.
far exceeding anything viii h has been Witnessed
before The precise time canno, positively be hxed,
many unforeseen circumstances, arising during the
preparation OF the different vessels in harsor. may
interfere in this arrangement, but possible
will be about the period have indicated IN the
time the most active preparations are being made to
fit out the vessels
The Court Journal also Gays: 'We believe thai the
following appointments in reference TO the military ex
petition the East may be considered determined on
Lord Raglan TO command chief; Lieutenant General
Ferguson, C. b.. commanding The troops at Malta, 10 be
second in command, Major General the Duke o. Cam
bridge. Colonel Beninck, Coldstream Guards, Colonel
Sir Colin Campbell, X. c. b. Colonel Eyre, seventy
third regiment, TO command brigades Colonel Gator 10
command the royal artillery; Colonel AiIey, now mt
tary secretary Lord HardiBge to be adutant general
Lieu,enan, Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon. Grenadier
Guards, TO be deputy adiulani general Colonel A. W.
Torrens 10 be quariernasier general"
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give the following abstract of the colonization law
of that government:
The Minister of Fomento will appoint agents abroad
to recruit and embark colonists for Mexico The colo
ns,s must be of the Catholic religion, and must be fur
Dsbea with certificates OF their being OF habits
and manners, and acquainted with useful profession.
The agents are to watch the we'll being and safety
for their own passage shall be provided with one with
the understanding tina, they pay for two yeafs
alter their arrival Each agricultural colonst will re-
ceve grant OF 500 OF land t for cult
vation and each family OF three persons least OF
900 900 but they will be obliged TO pay for
them after i've years, and reside upon their lands
The coonists will be considered Msxcans from the time
OF their arrival, and will Be subject all duties apper-
tanning them SUCH Colcns,s may introduce cloth
ing implements and OF agriculture necessary
for them to start with, free OF duty"
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y ss.s
tss stats osA.s.a. is.swias so.s
pososi r.;os1. fsm Pss..a. sisrsds 7oso%s,
ss s s -s r'Ss w -
s.ls Of .aay valid s.psa el4i@s. aaa further
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA
In the district Of lands subject Al TALLAnAssss
ssssA J assa.s has. and If yri~sssi -srsatsa.
TTS s.a:ss -, Z s =. ,s.ss. Vs. - sn
Ssrtl @ tao base a~<, s~l u yvass,4i ~~isss~
Township: sas 6 :ss J. e. ..... ~ g. 90
In THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
situated in subject ssAnrAs
SoA Of bass a.s s.A sa y The yv"epa' "<As", 's~tA".
Township. =, 2, q r.ass7
T Ts.s:ss: !: si....s Il Il e ranges
In the district Of lands subject CAuAwsA.
North q "a. bose " a"d ca. q ~ rr"s'a "sia's" s'As'"
Town:sp. g. = e. e. % q 70. 81 T. 81 ,
Ts.s s:s # t.. n 4. 81 sn;s:l
township. i TO-, IL, ID. Is III. il, S al a..
Iovn.hps 2. TO-. NJ la. 49,, ~. s., is,r.
Towashps IL. ia.. 10. ~ 1910,
Tow..ss. i, is.. Is. a., o. iaSss 10. i
In the district Of lands subject
NORTH q iAs base i~s, AID Coz. q .As ~erai ~'s 'o-'As"
Tow nships AZ, -, Of ranges IL, II.
Townships ~, ~, Of ranges 49, L.
Township 23-, Of range is.
SonA of the bass ae and of the principal sdam, northern
Townships 49, l7. Is. 10, DO 81, a. range
Townships IS, 10, IL, ls. 10. 20, q, e. Of
Township: s e.. e. 49, g. q nass
In the district Of subject
South Of As base ne and the pneipa nosAsrw
Township IA, Of range
Townships 7, B. O. 10, IL, 2s, l3s, Ia, range g.
Townships ], 2 g. IL, Of
In the district Of lands subject sale MosreoxKlY.
North Of the base ns principal erisn southern
surrey
Townships q, 22s, OF range To-
Townships 49, 20, 81, range
Townships H. I6. 10, %, sf range ID.
Townships IL, 49,. 10, Of ranges 49, 70.
Georgia, Montgomery, President bearing
2lst ultmo:
NORTH Of tAs base line s.d Of s is~Psi msrisr sosksrH
Township ii, Of range Is.
Townships 10, IL, IL, Of range %.
Townships ., 10, II, IL, Of nngeS7
Townships 40, II, n, 10, Of range 70.
townships p 10 ~ - -. Of nass o.
| Townships IA, Is, of range 81.
The ownshps thus having already Withdrawn in
/ previous notices.
Given my Once, the city Of
Washington, this 3sth day Of March, 1854
| JOHN WILSON,
Mar 3l-lawl3w Commissioned.
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n UDaEs MsAsrn Atlas 81 IL mArxA.-co~iaisiae SC
~ large esch
rr.paics sss,'esi POLITICAL ana es.sseasi rtsss1 ma
steal and hsocca &C., Ne, whole cssrss>1
hN close cf 1854 Ccpsete vol~s, hss1cmsp
ss.nA Pncs eI,. Just impaired from Loa1cn y
mar rHAxCK TAYLOR.
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A LADY advanced IN years wishes . sstussss. ~
A tescher private hny She rves ptaso, In
csAas horoe bass speaks he EAssh ssd oer~ss sas:ae
6aea0y, and sesehes French cvnasneA and
sses heaecbss Tsms very Tbs best Of rsfsncss
gwen. AAAr@ss A. T., through the Posi- OAhes.
Mar O--eoda
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i ssokes
Ths Poefea Works ~ wm n. G. He~ser.
Lectures Apccaypss- ny DR.. Cusnatng
The sepu,ckrss of,h- b.pareA. ~ nev 2. AnspscA.
ccAeyS Isdys Bess, April Jass received q
TAYLOR 4 MAUnYT
Mar - Deokssnes OH st.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE AuesaeAeex-
OFFENSIVE SALE, BY CATALOGUE. OF RARE AND
beautiful rosss, Aowerng pAa s.A apple trees, pape
auction rooans, shall sell
So hardy svss- bloonins roses
Mon and running roses Of every variety
Double dahias monthly carnason pinks In bloom
Tree psoney, pears apples grape vines
Together large lowering plants Of the
nety.
The above from the ceiehd Aos g. Mare Astoria Loas
Iaand New York. made by hissf Europe
Every plant shall Be warranted genuine and
Psrsons valuable should neglect this
opportunity 70 suPpy themselves.
las. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 2-N Auciouesr
the sale win Be postponed usu Monday assnssa April ~ stsx
O'Clock, when IL will take place without fnil.
MAJ 3l-d Jas. C. MCGUIRE, Ascsieaesr.
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DURE sILvERWARn-ws hsv~ jua nnshed = lsrys
Of aiverwae embracing everything and elegant
n
fsreaia attention is 20 fancy
ware, suitable for wedding gsfn-
The all of manufacture and warranted sill
~. W. GAIT h BR0THEk,
Sign NJ The Golden EagIs, Fem. aveape,
Mar ai--3uf between 9th and 10th
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SUPERlOR Wstch~s-M w. GAIT b $40. offer
~ unusually
gneen superior gold watches and chronoeiers every
ker N celebrity the world
ro.ss.-,ss every facility sesaaS up
~ any sstsbiishmsnt in this coantry.
H. W. GAIT h BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle, Penn.
Mar 3i-an Nk and iesh
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DICH JEWEIRT.-M. w. GAIT 4 BROTHRR sow
opeain he no elegant Of nagniAcea ewsi
offered for sale IL this city.
Thsy call thetr a diamond,
pea cabasc3e and enaelisl hooches hacsleas.
fans, nc.
ersa care
fered II unusually low rates. n. W. GAIT 4 01O.,
Sign Of the Golden EaGts, Pean. svenSs,
Mar 31-6f between 9Th and l0tA
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Al sydenhaan rhiiadelchia, Friday, ns
CATHARINE ELIZA RUSH, wife cf the RoxARp Rcsa
list year 81 her age.
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STEAMER
PHILADELPHIA, March 30 -Apprehcnsions felt for the
safetv the Glasgow, bound for this port, and
which has been about thirty days.
Snow in Phiisdelpha and New York.
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TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY.
PORTLAND, CMaine,) March S.-The legislature of this
State passed bill incorporating the Atlantic and Pa
ciSc Telegraph Company.
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TESTIMONIAL TO LIEUT.. MuRRAY-Two large silver
bowls chased in an elegant manner, with appropriate de-
vices and inscriptions, have been prepared BY the c
zeAs Of Philadelphia evidence OF their appreciation
OF his gallant services in the case OF The San Francisco