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re- The Washington correspondent
Of the N Y, Times, writing on the 9th,
says; ' !!
Senators Pugh, Jones, Stuart, Allen,
and Broderick may be relied upon to
sustain Douglas;and the Lecompton Con-
stltution through the Senate can never be
forced. Pugh is likely to follow Douglas
with speech in the same strain.s
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o. The Republican Senator's in Con-
gross cast 10 votes for Govern HamIia,
of Maine. for President Of the Senate; Mr..
Hamlin himself voted for Governor Sew.
ard Mr.. Fitzpatrick. ofsAhbama, was
elected, having received 28Sotes. The
Slave Power will soon find out that there
is a Republican party. even ih.the Senate
of the United SLates,--O. S. Journal.
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JACKSON MARK EFT.

DEC. II 1901.
Flour. 81 rs 7s4 so at retail.
SALT by barrel, per bushel 351l0.
SUGAR at retail IL.
COFFEE at retail is.
WHEAT--65@7Oc.
BRAN-l0c.
OATs-2O from wagons.
PoTAToEs-30 at retail.
BUTTER-l5c.
EGGs--8@l0c.
BEANS, (white)-St 90.
APPLES, dried ISL 90.
PEAcnES, dried ISL so.
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BoRS TO Coon Luck Mr.. John Martin, OIL
London, Is being put in, possession Of the "Jen.
mems property" which for so very long peri.
cd has been without recognized heir. The
cash he inherits amounts TO the gigantic sum Of
$sO,OOO,O %, while his income will 81 $50, 900
per annum. That Is something like fortune
The lucky inheritor has been wretchedy poor
all his preceding life.
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GF Special notice is directed to the
advertisement Of NJ, GiLMoR, Principal of
the Jackson Academy. Mr.. G. is an ex +,
celIent teacher and those wishing to pre-
pare themselves as teachers or otherwise,
would do well to attend his School.
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N MoTInE

is hereby given, that there win ba "A petition
presented TO the Commissioners Of Jaci& 90
at their meeting in December nextA-pz
a county road to be laid out and Is
Bloomfield and Madison TOWNSHIP
ing at point on the Chillicolhe and Co.,
road where the Keystone Furnace road iate
scots said read near Carmel Meeting Hes S
thence running said road towards Gallil .t5
the top of the hill northwest Of Caleb fl,afp, !
housei thence running nearly a soGsh vest
course to the section line that divides Bloom,
field and Madison townships; thence as near
section line as q road can Be made. until it in
tersects the road leading from Centreville to
Vega, near 0vertan GHryins house, the land
owned by Limestone Furnace Company, anl
there to end. A PETlrloNER.
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Washington Affairs.
New York. Saturday Der

NEW YORK; Saturday, Dec. l2.
A correspondent of the Tribune says tha
Senator Orr has changed his programme
in part. VIM. Clingman will probably be
Chairman OF the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, and j. Clancy Jones, of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means
MesSrs. Cochran and Kelly, of New
York, are to be placed; the former will be
at the head of the Committee on Com.
merce.
The statement that the Treasury had
actually suspended payment, is not sub.
stantiated.
The Secretary has requested the requi.
sitlons Of the disbursing officers to lie over
until the advances already made are ex.
hausted.
This became necessary from the restric-
ted condition of his means.
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aaaIaaaas ssaasa.=s
Personal.

The law partnership heretofore existing bet wecr
Hoffman q Stevenson, having been dissolved, and
X. b. Stevenson having transferred all the unin,
ished business tome, will attend to the settlement
Of the same, and have removed to the Office of Il
c. Hoffman, whore will promptly attend to all c.
gal business that may be entrusted to me.
d. MACRLEY.
Doc. II, lSj7.-3w
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Mr.. Gilmor informs US that the Jackson Brass
Band will be in attendance at the Exhibition
Of his school, on Tuesday evening next at the
Presby ytlrian church.
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[From the s.. Joseph GazatLa. !
Capture of Eleven Runaway Negroes
s.Thirty ReVOIvers Recovered from

Them. ~niwnA
During the paw oh gen.
at our il IS
wa, viii S
gitives 4
cape frot -,
several nd ,
suit umtiB m
man Of whS 50 CLAY
or Platte, ana q = q de re-
lates that he ffTs ~ n near To.
peka, Kansas, s'esf a r!her he went
to capture them = ~
IRE people o 1rg succeeded in
defeating his ef $ property, tIe
lnen applied to Il ks for force which
was sufficient 10 en q purpose When this
was ascerianed the ,.roes were secreted and
assisted 10 again escaK aKI;slle then hired free
negro Of Jackson coc 70 pursue them. This
fellow, being notwithstanding smDe kDowl-
edge of the character OF ali asA Aitionsts. went to
Topeka aud represented hmstI as a fugitive.
This he knew 10 be the key to the hearts Of this
philanthropic race Of negro lovers. horse
was furnished him and information given where
he might join the party he was in quest of.
The master, after receiving this Information,
again made pursuit, and overlook his negroes /;
in company with six others, about two weeks
since III Iowa, in a bend of the Missouri river,
near Nebraska City. In company with three
oth,r gentlemen he proceeded at once to cap.
ture them, as they had determined upon resist.
ance. The leader of the negroes fired three
times without effect, when he was shot down -
The other negroes were summoned to give up
their arms, when they threw down thirty odd
revoIvers, aud surrendered themselves. The
negro who did the shooting is the same who
killed Myers at Brownvile under similar cir
cumslances some six mon tbs since. 1t was not
asceralnqd whether he was fatally wounded or
not, The whole party Of negroes, We under.
stand, passed through this city under convoy of
their carturers about two weeks ago.
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Resumption Of Specie Payment.

BosToN, Dec. IL.
The banks of this city have resolved tc
resume specie payment on Monday.
ALBANY, Dec 12.
The banks in this city resumed specie
payment to-day.
New HAvEE, Dec. l2
The banks of the city have resumed
specie payment.
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Only when the mind drinks in with
eagerness, becomes thoroughly our own,
so as to form part Of our lite.
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RELIGION At IIoME AND AnnoAp-A lady ~

RELioloN AT How AND ABRoAD,--A lady who
was In the habit Of visiting the poor for benev.
haknt purposes, took her little daughter with
The childsaw, heard, aud was interested
On their gay home, the little girl said. "Ma,
doso like to go With you to see poor folks, be.
cause You always talk so beautifully to them of
JeE4 Christ. Whyaont you sometimes 'Lsk
ab61 bin at homsf'tf
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To Poeta.

Our Carrier will give suitable present to
shs Poet that will write him an acceptable New
Years Address. Itmast be haadsl in between
this and the 25h inst
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Presidents MeSsara.

Presidents Message
This ponderous document is now being
spread broadcast all over the country -
It's extreme length,ira terror to all coun
try papers who have been in tho habit o
p9SHshiug such docunlai annually =
That portion Of it that treat5,of Kansas
j affairs is the most important I The Pres.
ident takes decided grounds for tHs South,
and against the North. He takes ne DO.
,stIon that the words domestic institlf,
tons in tho Kansas and Nebraska act,
have reference only to tho slavery ques-
ton, and as that question has been sub.
mitted by popular vote by the Lecomp-
ton Convention that the requirements Of
the Territorial act have been fully com.
piled with. In fact, his whole argument
throughout is in favor Of the advocates Of
slavery in Kansas. Further, he makes
no reference to tie great outrages which
from tineI 70 time have taken place in that
TerrtoRsl
Senator %5uYLAss, who was once up.
on time, one Of the strongest friends of
the President, now consures him in the
ms because Of his course in
'Esnsss matters. The Senator, is, to say
the least OF it, consistent in his course,
md should aud we believe is commended
BY all parties Mr.. Buchanan, previous
Z 10 his election, occupied the same position
that Douglass now does, but owing to the
influences Of his Cabinet and the powers
that be at Washington, he has "crooked
the pregnant hinges of the knee" to the
Southern ogharchy. that "thrft may
follow fwniny" This, it seems, the
Senator cannot do. Hence, we insist
that Mr.. Douglass although we never
admired the man, is head and shoul.
dera taller than President Buchanan him.
self.
There is ono thing ia the recommends
ton OF this Message to Congress that wo
cannot but say, wlhou. fear of success.
iul contradiction is nothn. more nor less
than poIplble fllsehool, made out of
whole cloth, W. refer to that part of tho
Message on Kansas affairs that he repre-.
sonts as just and reasonable" That
which in fact, establishes favored aris.
tocracy in that Territory. The present
owners Of slaves, their heirs and. assigns,
are given exclusive right to live yapon the
labor OF slaves, and TO grow rich and Ia,
Ey upon the traffic of human aesh, when
II denies to others such privileges. Is
Constitution thus formed "drmocraticF?
lfit iswc have yet to learn what is "dcm
Ocrstio" in this age and this latitude. ri
the Congress Of tho Unitod States can
hang around the uscks of Iho people Of
Kansas such monsIot Of iniqajiy, with.
out their consent so beih
This great "domqcr party, Of
which President Bad l,e head
aud front, is told By ( Il
recent s,aaala. that e
or frau
Presj
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Tribute of ResDeQt.

AT regular meeting of Scioto Lodge,
No. 81, |, 0. +, OF 0. f. The following
resolutions were presented by tho com
mittee previously appointed for that pur.
pose, and unani1ousIy adopted:
Resolved, YhataLliough the visitation
lpfdpatl is alfgy under the most pallia-
III1e | ss, a deplorable aiilict-
melanoholy event when
rtie case Of our beloved
Brown, is stricken down
[ life aud in the full
physical maturity.
ailliction becomes
Fiag' 'lnsnlargcd than
ssissl mos painful and
10 alllSsfto Sleep sewers the
Iraetissl association oemenled
tVPt sacred Of VOWS and halIowed
tinued brotherly regard. His
eioto lodge therefore mourn
IN tho chain Of their broth
Als<tlifr~
4 tbelinasmuch as the deceas
- superadded TO these consid
relation ofhusband and faith.
clustered around bis hearth.
der and sacred affections of n
nd and fathers home, We, his
Eren, hSDy Of whom also sustain
BE ties. appreciate his untimely loss
ID extend 10 his widowed wife aud or.
lphand family our most sincere and heart.
felt sympathy. /,
E GLOVER,
j. G GiLnERr,
X, S..SiLeox,
On motion
Resolved. That the zafg furnishl
The family Of our deeeasedbfelber =
copy OF the above resolutions
Them 70 be published in the = Il
Rpublican aud Jackson Standard. N1
II. s. SILCOX Sac,v
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WANTED.!

10000 Bushels of Corn, l50OO,libs Pork and
1905 Bushels of wheat--by the "E0bng America
Furnace Company" Proposels t0farnish the whole
or any part thereof, viii bo received by the Direc-
tors at Jackson, Gil, Ohio, at any time during this
mouth. For tsEksand GonditiolsezsSire Of!
Dec, l-57-3t $AAIES IL - pzest,
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~ See card OLD. MAcKLGY in another
column.
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ACADEMY
M, GELMOR, Principal.

The next Session Of this Institution will omen
oil
MONDAY. JANUARY 4th, 1858,
And contnne for term of l2 Weeks. In.
struclion will be given in Classical, Mathemat-
cal and Scientific Studies, Special attention
will be given TO young Gentleman and Ladies
to teach, Boarding, and Rooms for
Clu bs, can be had on reasonable terms.
Rooms in Commercial Block.
NJ. GILMOR, PRINCIPAL
Jackson, December l7th, 1857 .--3w.
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New Yopr Nav T.

NEw York, May H.
Colonel Frank Anderson an officer Of Walkers army.
arrived here as passenger the George Law He says
that when he left Aspinwal, Sd inst, Walker was in
Rivas with 800 men, day or two previous to Ander.
sons leaving the Isthmus letter received from
private source in San Francisco requesting General
Walker TO be aud be at San Juan del Sur three
four days in advance of the steamers usual arrival
that place from San Francisco but not to have his ex
pectations raised too high, and he would find some
thing to benefit him and his cause The Colonel also
says he heard from authentic source that the pro-
posed benefit was in the shape of small sailing ves-
sell fitted up by private enterprise, having upwards Of
100 men, with good supply Of provisions, arms and
ammunition, which Anderson thinks have arrived
ere this time and been taken charge by Walker and
his representatives, and Anderson thinks Walker is
still In the ascendant and gives credit to the
ports that he has taken refuge in manof-war on the
other side.
One Of the officers Of the Goliah says that on leaving
Aspinwall the report circulated that Walker was
completely henmed in all sides by the enemy at Ri
vas, and that the allies about bringing guns to
bear them, in which he thinks there win be but
little hopes for his men, OF which he has but about 800
all told.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
NEw Yonx, May IS

New Yonx, May rs
The steamship Africa sailed for Liverpool this noon
with i65 passengers, including Chevalier Huiseman
with SIS, sa5 Is la specie.
The anniversary of the New York Colonization socIe
~ was held last evening The report was read by DR.
Phinney. It says the last year has been one of sue
cess, but aludes In deprecatory to the revival
with the increase, energy and Success the African
slave trade. Cuba Is supposed to have received
year $4,000, and since January less than l0,ooo-
The Treasurer report shows the receipts for the year
to be s,46s,s5, all Of which has been expended The
education funds is now $50, 5s6,55
Judge Debee has taken the oath of Office as superiu
tendent OF police
The meeting in the Park last night adopted resoiu
tons In relation to the Metropolitan police bill an
proving the resistance thereto OF the Mayor and ten
dering assistance in every lawful manner
The brig Winthrop, from Carthagenia. April 22d, re-
ports that that day three British block
AIDED the port and declared their int ention TO keep
biockaded until the British claims we're settled. All
other New Granadan ports on both sides were to bt
served the same way.
The Michigan Southern subscription now reache.
nearly three millions
The annual meeting Of the American Tract Society
was held to-day The committee appointed as the las,
meeting to examine and review the proceedings of tn,
executive committee reported to having attended
that service and submitted resolutions one of which
Is that in the Judgment Of the committee the politca
aspect Of slavery is entirely without the proper spher,
Of this Society, and be discussed In its pubca
on but the moral duties which grow out of the exs
ence OF slavery well those moral evils and vice
which IL is known to promote and which are condemn
ed in Scripture and so much deplored by Evangelical
H....
this Society, and ought to be discussed in fraterna
and Christian spirit
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Resistance 10 tyranny was obedience to God,
was then an @expioded humbagJ'' - was the
notion Of independence, and tae "missrsble
fanatics" who threw the tea into Boston har
Dor and fought on Bunker Hill, the tories nc
doubt thought, were utterly undone, and would
make no more mischief. But these same to
RES were taught lesson which even the Dem
ocrats of to-day would do we'll to heed, an d
that 10, that true freenep are tenacious OF
their rights, and that when they have embar-
ked in great AMI glorious cause, and set out
t' advocate and maintain great principles oil
freedom, they are not apt to be frightened out
Of their purpose by temporary defeat, ba,
keep on contending in spite of gloom and dis.
aster until success is theirs. Victory declare,
for freedom oftener than for tyranny and sla.
very.
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Washington, May Is.

Washington, May 10.
lHerald. correspondence
MIR. Haldeman, editor Of the Louisville
Courier, an old Wing, has been appointed
Collector Of Louisville, the present incumbent
having been removed.
This morning the General Land Office for
warded instructions TO its agents in Kansas
for the Iowa and other tract lands, to CON-
mence al Iowa Point K. T., on the 81 OF
June, under the supervision Of Hon. Horacs
Eday. special commissioner.
Attorney General Black has given an opin.
ion that the Government should grant an alb
solute fee simple patent to the Christian Indi-
ans on the private charter for their lands pur-
chased by the Government This will be the
first instance in which any government has
recognized the right ofvthe Indian tribes to
the fee in land.
The commissioners appointed on the fitness
of Blythe Island, Ca, for Naval Depot,
have reported favorably. Congress appropri-
ated 5000, 900 for its purchase.
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Ii. & M. R. K. II.

There was Yesterday meeting Of the Di-
rectors Of the Burlington ard Missouri River
X. r. Mr.. Baker, of New Bedford, was
chosen President, and ]. G. Read, of Detroit
Vice President. This latter gentleman, il is
understood, will remove to this city and take
immediate charge of the affairs Of the CON-
pany and the supervision Of its operations
The road to Ottumwa is to be pat under con-
tract at once.-l Daily Hawk Eye, 18th.
The above, though not unexpected, is YET
not the less gratifying. This most important
Of Iowa roads will now, beyond the shadow
Of doubt, be pushed forward with the great
est possible dispatch, and completed to the
Missouri river considerably in advance Of all
others. The forty miles from Skunk river to
this place, can be built in short time, and the
inducements to dc il, and the ample means at
the command Of the new company, assure us
that it wil be built by the LIST Of January next
at the farthest.
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New York, Nav l6,

New York, May l6.
The British screw steamship. Queen Of the
South, from Bremen via Southampton, Apri
80, arrived here this morning. She brings SCI
passengers.
The steamers North Star for Havre. Herman
for Bremen and Liverpool, and the Leopold
l't, all sailed to-day.
The North Star took $50 PASSENGERS; SO o..
e0J in specie.
The Leopold took 25 passengers.
The Herman took 200 passengers and $780,.
009 in specie.
Gov. Walker left last evening on the steam.
erfor Albany, and will proceed Immediately
on to his destination. He expects to reacf
Lecompton to-day week.
The new police board is stated to have re.
ceived informally the accession Of polio,
chief Foulke, of Brooklyn.
The steam frigate Minnesota went in com
mission yesterday, and all The officers enteree
on duty. She may leave on Wednesday rext
taking out to China our minister Win. b
Reed.