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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-01

GEO. HALLS New Stock szl5s;7 -
~ Of PIANO FORTE MELoDEoNs, GUITARS, H@T-w IN n
INSTRUCTION Books, STOOLS, Covers, DUs- j ~ u v
TEBs and GUITAR STRINGS all Of the best quality and at the
lowest rates. for the opening trade Sj9at Ashtbua o.
RAVEN, BACON 4 co IS PIANOS n. Y.
satisfied after a thorough investigation into the com
paatye merits of ten Of the best n. " and Boston
makes, are the most desirable Pianos in market
With 30 years quiet and undertaking effort to produce
Piano without FAULT in the Judgment 6f the most refined
musicians the
RAVEN BACON & co. PIANO rs 4 GEM h SYlE
METRiCAL BEAUTY n MODEL or MUSIC
WITHOUT NOISEl
It's beautifully soft and liquid tones greet the cultivated ear
with most exquisite delight and the sner goes away
without saying, ." wish had Piano like that"
Don't buy Piano until you satisfied you are getting
good Don't think because Piano cheap you are get
iag bargain or because it high priced you necessarily
get good one.
posblelOOk at it, try IT, get the opinion OF competent
judges Buy Of responsible person home pos
sbe These superb instruments furnish TO customers
at low rates and most sincerely hope that effort to fur
nE good reliable Pianos and MeOdeOns &C. will be duly ap-
preciated and time and money saved.
Child & Bishops MelOdeons,
great variety Of and 6l Ocayes very good substitute for
a Piano.
HALL & SONS GUITARS,
very superior article warranted and by the way young la
dies and gentlemen why don't you learn 10 play the Guitar
1t is very convenient and fashionable instrument.
TERMS OF SALE
portion down, and the balance in three and six MONTHS
Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in exchange for
REFERENCE
FAssErT Esq. ]. E. CHAPMAN.
Direct all orders ana letters Of inquiry TO
GEO. HALL,
Depot on Park Street Ashtabnla, Ohio.
AsHTABeLA March sth, 1850
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PREPARED BY
DR. j. G. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.

GEO WILLARD Ashtabula; W r. Allen Jeferson Stevens
Fitch Geneva; b. G., Webster Amboy; L. j. Webster, Con
neaut A. McCausland, Morgan; A j. Miller Austnburg and
by all dealers in Medicines everywhere. 800
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BE K w l Il IL S
CARPET, Curtain and Window Shade Store.
TIE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN OHIO
FIVE Stories 1870 feet long devoted exclusively to the sale
Of the above goods.
Story No. l.
Il devoted to the sale of Oil Cloths from TO "a feet
wide and Rope and Canton Mattng, "a, S4 A, ga and
Ga wi,e.
Story No. 2,
Is an immense room % feet high, devoted TO Two-ply and
Threeply Carpets PnnO and Table Covers Mats, Table Oil
Cloths Stair Carpets Stair Rods, Carpet Sweepers &c, &C.
Story No. 3,
Is devoted to Tapestry and Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rugs Body Brussels Carpets Lace and Muslin Curtains Cot
ton Worsted and Satin Damasks Coces Curtain Arms and
Bands Cords and Tasse Gold Bordered and Common Shades
Buff White Hollands Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit Tasse &c.
Story No. A.
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets Cheap Wool do
Dugge Cruub Cloths Felt Cloths, Carpet Linng Rag
pets List and Yam Carpets, Dutch Wool do, &C., &c.
Story No. 5,
Is used Upholstery and Sewing ROOM for the making
OF Carpets, fitting Shades and Conices, &c4 *.
Nos. l87 and lS9 Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, ONO.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tiOn, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
mcrous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
liCly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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GOLD PENS.--If You wish to get
VI Superior Gold Pen call in at sIEElES, and Try his as
he has lust received ne lot per Express which
ranted for one year. II they fail in ANY WAY within that
time aud show marks OF aeeident or misuse they vi" %
exchanged for New Ones
Ashtabua, January, 1852
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ID DR. HOOFLAND'S
6AISAMIC CORDIAL. FOR THE

Speedy Of Coughs Colds Influenza Group Hoareness
Bronchitis Pneumonia Diseases Of the Bowels arising from
Cold ncpen Consumption and for the relief aud Of at all
possibc Of Patients in advanced stages Of the latter
disease
This celebrated PREPARATION like the Bttcrs, may be conf
IDENTIFY relied 1t is designed for class of diseases more
general and fatal than any other 10 which the people
this country fubiect-hose spngng from sht cold
That eminent authority, Or. Bell says al will not say tha
Colds inhabitants what The Plague and Isoto Fer
TO those Of counties but can confidently
that they usher in disease of greater completely and mora
ty than these latter
further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases resulting
from cold may he seen by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the records of The Boarf Of Health
of Philadelphia, conlessedy Of the most healthy localities
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

BeHeUoeRt Institution, established By special Eadoume
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
Ioth HirlLeHt and Epidemic Diseases.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT


Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Balance per statement Jan 1856. ..... s228oOo5 a
Premiums reed during the year S5O7,049 81
Interest reed during the year 1886 90
Total receipts for 1856 645368 27
Paid loss unp'd Jan. l. SO. 50,700 90
Paid losses by death du-
ring the year 1883 70
sl69,343 70
Pd cancelled Policies 22,628 SO
Pd salaries taxes, postage,
exchange, &c. 23,393 Is
Pd commissions to agents SO,b2I 10 -
Pd fhysicians fees 2I5O 5O$Z46,544 % S396,82l G.
-, -. = :.
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ST. Lorss, Jan. 10, 1859.
We CLEAN from The San Francisco journals, received by
the overland mail, fone further items Of news
There lad been riot al Sacramento among some set
crs, 10 consequence Ct the refusal Of Judge Terry 10
grant writ of from the State the Federal Court
IN the casc OF Ferris against Coover.
On the night OF the 23d Of December the police Of San
Francisco made descent upon one Of the richest
gambling houses in the city, and arrested gamblers.
James Otis, o: the Grm Of Mccondray * Co., of San
Francisco, has married the ghter OF Captain McCon
dray who il Of the richest merchants OF the CITY,
The wedding grand affair.
In the Of the steamship Hermann the United States
Commissioner decided favor Of the lbellants and re-
commended decree for three months additional Wages,
amounting 10 $40 600.
Atvccs from Oregon announce the resignation OF chic
Justice Williams ana Of James Guthrie Reg sef of Or gpn
City land Office. The Oregon Legislature assembled De-
cember g.
The Eliza Anderson, the first steamer built on
the Pacific coast, was launched at Portland Nov II.
The Territorial Leg Stature " Washington convened Dc
cember D.
Henry Owner, American CopsuI at Topete;-had ar
rived at Honolulu Ne announces change In the govern
ment at Topete. The new government had removed the
military, making the port civil one, aud abrogating the
obnoxious laws respecting shipping.
Col. hoffman, with one company of the 9th Regiment,
bad arrived at Los angeles The Colonel LETT Immediately
for the M0tave country.
The keeper OF the mail station near Fort TETON had been
murdered by Mexicans, who also stole eight mules The
mail coach IN consequence had TO be hauled utecn miles
oy one mule. Colonel Vineyard, the Indian Agent, and
s.neers on tho train and will proceed Immediately
Washington.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH,

WASHINGTON Jan. 10, 1859.
The Commissioner OF Patents is engaged hearing argu-
in the of application for the extension OF the
patent granted in 1915 to SIR. Mccormick for his reaper,
which is opposed by other patentees and manufacturers
of machine reapers The room this morning, crowd
ed with gentlemen particularly Interested in the matter
Captain LOSER OF Third artillery, mas RESCUED from
the service.
Political divisions DO not interfere with the social enjoy
ments Of Governor Seward He entertained at dinner
day number Of guess--amopg them Secretary Floyd
ard Senator Crittcndcn and their wives.
The Board Of Naval Engineers, consisting OF Messrs.
Martin, wood, King and Sherwood, makog expert
ments with Mer's patent surface condenser, at the
Washington Navy Yard.
The Secretary of State, to whom was referred the rcso
luton Of the House requesting the President 20 conmuni
cate that body the correspondence between this govern
meut and France and England, in relation to the
ton of Cuba by the cntei States has reported 10 the
President that it docs not appear from the l!es aud re-
cords the state Department that any sucl coresJ'n-
depce nas taken place The only correspon bctgasn
this government and those of France ami Eng relative
10 e sland Of Cuba which occurred bctwesn the
secretary OC state aud de iruges ana No Cram1-
ton the French aud Brisn Minister'S, which was com
municaed the Senate with the Presidents Message On
the 4th OF January 1858
Tho Senate in executive session, to-day confirmed Mr
Rush Tors Associate Justice OF kassas IL viii be
reeoected that he removed from tue same position
by President Pierce the time Mr. Reeder displaced
as Governor OF that Terribly.
The nomination Of 10 euscnd Harris Minister 90 Japan
was again taken up, but consideration postponed. IL
is q matter Of and surprise why he Is tot
lirned, as almost everybody seems 10 be favorable
90 him
Lieut. Col John Harris confirmed MS Colonel In place
of Drigader- General Henderson,. The deceased was
Colonel Conpandan Of the Marine Corps Several others,
consequent upon promotion that branch Of tbs vice
were also confirmed
The secretary OF the Navy, in rcsponse ,solutio
has informed the House that there evide in
Department tending to show that non Epsc 'na ch -
the navy required by the officers to use the
Episcopal toim Of service
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Me, at Isenna; C. A. Leas Nd at Reyei; f. 7. Peters
N. ", It Terbszona; J. W. Livingston, n Y, at In
Union A. Matthew Ne~ Granada; Mr.. socum, as co!oer
at the Mia. or California Col Harris vice Cen Henderson,
deceased.
The Special Committee Contracts before the Savy
Department, is as foiieys.Messrs shermtn, OF Ohio
Groesbcck, of do. Richie, Of Pa Docock, Of Va, ami
Brady, Of renn.
son submitted TO them Of reducing the number OF navy
yards. Toe committee viii probably report in favor Of
considerable reduction
Mr Hatch, who appears TO be the only advocate Of tue
internal of the country after encountering
sharp opposition, succeeded to-day in referring the 81
Clair Flats bill 10 the Committee OF tie Wnoie.
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For the protection Of game. fayorably.


ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Mr. y. A. Chilcs' railroad bill gives Nathaniel Jarvis
Jf., James NJ Post, John III. Morris, C. G. White, W. ~
McInire, Samuel 0sgood, John McIsanc Jr.. aud W W
Niles authority 10 build railroad along Ninth 10
GrtenMoh street, along Creonsich Canal 10 Hudson,
along Hudson 10 Chambers thence College place. along
College place 10 Barclay street. AMI along Barclay
to Broadway, with dorle rack Gives the usual powers
10 n'crscct other ne and u take properly required Cor
the road.
ug cESrru rsrE
Mr. WocdrufTs bill 70 amend The Central Park AZ, gives
TO the Board The fun and exclusive power OF government
and management, the laying out aud regulation q The
police, md al such general powers the Common Csan
Gil possess over the public squares aud paee bot not ls
than one dollar and twelve cents per day to be paid
any laborer employed on the work.
CLAIMS
NJ Boughtons bill TO amend tisc Revised Statutes rra
tive 10 demands against shps s the oid bal 81 last
sion and provides that the SPECIFICATIONS 81 ea any
vessel leaving port after the cuutIac1 need d.
for sixty days after the vessel has sailed ~hcn sad vessel
Is navigating the lakes waters conntclng tie
law.
Mr. Payne's bill 10 amend the icens~ law, rrovi8es
that vacnc es Ia Comm Funers b,arts s1h b. hei ~
the Judges ueces and kecor Ter FeetTts lces1s o. os
person or firm 30 sell only pace. the 4uiy
Of Commissioners, Mayor, Trustees q village Salr.
penses OF such prosecutions T. e l ~ NE Supervisors
and assessed On The county.
rsyAR~s Avn UooN-
Nv Mallory r bill toregu 49, iassrn act aaioea keaps
revivcs many oi the cid Ace kx pfotisiene cot a..
tavern keepers n keep number ~ brds and
certain quantity 81 feed, pro- ~ ne fale q guoH -
paupcrs imposes f.S p,ral! iof ~ ansc~ussf par
ties; s2S penalty icr ssilnF spH a. se dfsnk .ny
s25 penalty for selling sunday sta-fuirs ibr Rlara
OF snpcryHors the MAYOR ant conmuu Co1nrl of estry
city Board 10 grant ana regulate Icsbsas
oEirs~s
Mr. updykcs bi 10 lssahss CERTAIN sct ~ M New
York supervisors lrgaixes and conhruk rAne ~ a.
lot for the location al the Orphans flomc
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS Jan. IL, 1859
Cotton hfmer, and holders demanding advance,
Which somewhat restricted operations sales 1000 bales
nsc II nc. tor middng on the finer qualities there
~ 800 bales Receipts Goo against 81 500 last year
Exports 81 500 bales Sugar buoyant, and advanced &c
..lss To-Day so,o nhds at ec for fully fair holasses
Tor suffne sales Of 5000 bbls. Corn steady; supplies
arriving sales OF 1900 bushels Of Western mixed at s5c.
Why Irdn baggng advanced &c. Bacon shoulders
quiet al SIC. sides 7sic. Cclee firm sales 900 bags
Exchange on London l0S New York, sixty days. two
yer cent discount ditto at sight, q per cent discount
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1850.
Cotton-Sacs 10 day 600 bales unchanged prices;
The publication Of the city Of washngtons had
eject the market Sugar firm: sales LOCO bbls
enc for fully fair Molasses, 32lsc. Four-Sales 1000
bos at ss S7,s active sales 500 bushels Prices
opened al 81 u Co. and closed at s5c 81: ,..
There is better feeling in the cotton market the sales
TO Gay were 2 400 bales, at ll,4c for middlng
MOBILE, JAM Is, 1859.
The Gales OF cotton to day $500 bales at &c
for mddng sales Of the last three days. 500 bales;
receipts Of the time, ID $50 bales Freghts on cot
ton 10 Liverpool, led. lsd. Sterling exchange, l07N
n hos
SAVANNAH, Jan. Is, 1859.
The sales Of cotton day were 800 bales the market
CHARLESTON, Jan. IS, 1859.
The sales Of cotton to-day were ZOO bales exhibiting
an advancing tendency.
Flour firm. Wheat steady white 81 40 a 81 60. Corn
advanced q. for yellow white. fsc Toe. yellow SOC
SIC. Provisions nrm- Whisky, &c. DOC.
PnlI.,pErPHIA, Jan. 10, 1859
Flour hTm Wheat firm white, 81 As; red, 81 81
81 %. Corn active: yellow, ,9c Sic, whskcy
improving sales at &c 2sc.
Loun,nLs, KY, ian. 10, 1859
The CnsmTcaf Hrs,ss publishes the full hog returns
81 the scascn, showing decrease last years crop
equal 10 hundred aud twenty nve thousand hogs Ness
pork excited to-day. sales 100 bbls. at SIS. Bulk
kidcs-sa.ei - 90 pounds at SIC. keg lard, n1sc.
CNoxNku, Jan. 10, 1859.
rour advanced &C. ioc sales at sb IS 10 for super.
I'VE Nb~key, 25isc. Mess pork ,si7 SO. lard firm at
llT.c a he Bulk meats nrm al O.. for shoulders and
a. Ger sidls.
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NEW YORK LEGrsLATURE.


senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1859
kErOKfEp.
To regulate The theatres IN New York. favorably.
The resolutions endorsing the memorial OF the Canal
Board, praying for aid from the general government
the improvement Of lakes aud nsrbors, reported
upon fasoraby, and the report laid on the table.
petition presented the directors Of the
Loan Relief Assoc AZ
INTh0DrCKn.
The Caral Appropriation bl which appropr,Alcs total
OF - Sos GOO
To amend The Divorce laws. gTanss a divorce whom
marriage takes psDc out Of tie State al divorce
when after a resiJcncc IN Tim state.
place Und Adultery "a committed IN another state.
To amsnd the Charter Of the Manhattan savings nst
uop. hcrcases croslis 10 81 go. ana authorizes
menis in United states and Nox York STATE stocks and
city bonds and mortgages.
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Married..

BEME-AMERMAN.-OnT Tuesday Jan. Is, by the Rev. s.
D. Brown DAVIS BEAIE, of Boston, 10 Miss HELEN AMER
MAN, Of New York
HoopER-BAssER1-On Tuesday jan A. at the residence
Of DR.. L. Lsssert, by the Rev. w. S. Hall, LAWRENCE
HOOPER TO Mis-. GERTRUDE HAssEKT ali of this city.
LUCE-BuRRoUGH.--InB Brooklyn, Wednesday, Jan.
49, by the Rev j. A. Paddock Mr. JOHN LUCE TO Susan A.
eldest daughter Of the late William L. Burroughs, Esq, all
Of Brooklyn.
MERRnL-DENHAM.-On Monday, jan II, at St Stephens
church, by the Rev. DIR. Price, Mr. EDWARD r. MgRL Of
Boston, TO Miss R0MNu A. DESaAN, OF this city.
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
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ErOln K0llsnS.

ST. LocH, Jan. 10 1852.
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce Of the 18th saws
that Judge Williams, of Fort Scott, has just arrived
route to confer with Governor Medary concerning the
troubles in Southern Kansas He represents tho neigh
borhooi Of Fort Scott 10 be under reign of terror bus
ness was suspended, and the women and children had
he.n removed TO place OF safety. The citaens were
under arms and CA guard day and night.
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Robbery of Handlers Express.

BOSTON, Jan. Ig, 1859
tlarnden & Co.'S Express Office, at Providence,
entered early this morning, and the safe carried off,
though requires the strength OF at least three TO
IT, IL afterwards found mile and half away
lrokcn open, and riied. IL contained miscellaneous
articles Of value not yet known The robbers obtained
geld.
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= WAslfINbIVF JIM.
No. 44.--Hlram Barber VS.. Hulaa A. Barber by pext
friend, George Cronkute. Argued for tho appellant and
submitted on printed argument for the appellee.
No. 23.-Vhe United States VS.. sherman NJ Booth.
Cause argued for paintlf.
No. 46.-Enoch MoCarty Guernsey Y. Roots ct al
Argued for defendants and submitted printed argunell
for plaintiff.
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Ass snt-ly.

ALRANs, Jan. 10, 1889.
food Of petitions presented from New York md
brooklyn for lrotoc against The imposition Of Gao
panics, and against tn removal Of tie Long Island al
roac from Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
uroSrn.
For the protection Of game. fayorably.
To provide compensation 10 jurors In New York with
amendment give them dollar aud half per day.
and do away with the proposed Of fees 10 the
clerks of the courts fsvorsby
To annul the Building ASSOCIATION Of Kings county. Ia
yorably.
ny Mr. REILLY, (dcm) TO provide Cor the appointment
New York. unfavorsbiy.
To require and Asscmbymen 10 be resi- tents
IN the Districts from which they eerted favoraby
-Four notices given Of bills providing for railroads
In New York &C which by Nc. BAciILxR, (rep)
OF Saratoga
pA-~KD.
To amend the insurance law In authorize tho
render o securities by the Comptroller under specified
circumstances.
To incorporate the Hakncmann Medical College.
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Forgery.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 10, 1859.
A man calling himself Joseph Norton, from New Or
leans last Friday passed TO W. F. Snoddy, of this place,
a forged check purportng to be signed by Rockford,
Brown Co., OF the Citizens Bank OF New Orleans, and
certified TO by that bank lie got for this check 81 800 in
money 900 in bonds OF the Hardin County Railroad and
noddys note for the balance He also disposed of other
small forged checks. He has not yet been arrested.
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House Of Representatives.

w 10
WASHINGTON, 'ah ls, 1907
LAND GRANTS FOR RAILROADS
ur Conn fodp , or Al, from tho Cor,,,,,tee nm pnbc
M ' - -, - -.
LANDS, fePofteu OIL recoehnhs rauiyns anu .ohur-
ing to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company the trans
fer of e lands heretofore granted by Congress TO those
- - 49,. 49, g. -, -.ae -, -,
States aohg Tue ROUTE or r' PURPOSES anu eA'eno
ing the for the completion OF the road to 1865 II
stated in exclamation that said transfer by the legislatures
y ,.,--,>-,." ,a 49,. :, 49,, - ,,,'s,au.- -
cicd was not in accordance with the act Of Congress
ho,cc ,ha in, roduc,ion of ,his hill, q, ,epajiz, IT,
Dcu0' ''ie "''' oN' " ~ w W 'e
The bill was passed
THE FIRE EstPuoS LAWS.
Mr. Conn reported bill amenda,ory of the pre emption
-, r,.,, ,,s o,;oo, ,,.s ., ,.aror. r-.,a. cor,o
'a"s' ' s no ' W. " f ' ~
times settlers remain on .na lana only one day, ana then
sell TO SPECTATORS Tue on requires tue former TO ac
uay occupy ior bree months, ana Is Tor the benefit OF
actua. settlers
Messrs WAsiInrRS, opp OF VI and WAisRIpdE opp
OF Mich, OBJECTED 10 the CONSIDERATION oil the SUBJECT at
TINS TIME, us Tue OH piopoSea inc uproouhs ana ehtre
change OF all the pre- emplion laws
Mr. GRow, (opp) Oh rem offered an amenufnent, tnat
no pubic lands snail De offered ior sale Dy prociama
ton OF the president upt the surveys thereof shall nave
been filed in the Land Office for at least ten years.
An unsuccessful melton I" Table the bill resulted IN yeas
a. nays 100
Further proceedings were stayed by tue expiration oil
the morning hour
On moiion oil BIZ HATCH, tadm.) OF N T., the senate
b making an appropriation ior deepening the channel OF
the 81 Oar fla.s was referred 10 inc Conmtee OF the
whole on inc STATE OF inc onioh
The House went INTO COMMITTEE on the
=. 'o'l-'" 50 ~ $1,000 n.,'"
Cuba, and said hands
upon IT, The Importance OF us acquisition mas been at
tested by every administration Tor the last thirty years
John Quincy Adams in 1923 asserted that It's commanding
position gives contro over our commerce which rem
dered ndspo nsablc Tor the United states TO acquire IT,
Henry Clay announced similar conclusion, which has
been concred IN W EDWARD Everett ana every Secretary
of State from that detc Gown 10 the present time. He
projected show that every part OF the confcdcracy
was interested in tho commerce. of Cuba, and that
is only bNts acquisition that VIC can strike
that island. If, under the present oppressive
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southern Ocean Steamer Movements,

SAVANNAH Jan. 10, 1859.
The steamship Montgomery, OF Cromwelfs line, arrived
al her wharf yesterday.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 10, 1859.
The steamship FLORIDA arrived at her wharf at O'Clock
tbs morning. All well.
CHARLESTON, Jan IS, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Columbia, Captain
Berry, arrived here at twelve O'Clock this noon
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The United states propeller isP % War Ne. I
launched AT the Navy Yard this Afternoon al clara
hold IA feet. and 900 Her beauty ~ neie
strength and finish . much admired Nothing coud
coed the ease oi her COURSE sh. ed the Way,
and her dip hailed by the voccrous pzuds os the
assembled thousands. sho VIII mount four gans q
eli wi incl an