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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-18
Spirit Of Democracy.
LAWS OF OHIO..
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

(No. 90 AN ACT ~
Making Partial Appropriation to meet the
eurrept expenses OF the Northern Ohio Lu-
natic Asylum for the year 1863. -.- .-..
Section L. BE IL enacted by the General 1sseD.-
Uy Of the State Of Ohio, That there is hereby
appropriated out Of the funds in the treasury of
this state applicable to general revenue purpo-
ses, fer current expenses Of the Northern Ohio
Lanatic Asylum for 1Sso, tho SUM of FIVE thou
sand dollars. -. ... .. ...-
Sec. 2. This act shsll take effect on its pas
sage. -~s. -s..,..
e WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
.s-y President Of the Senate.
February rs, 1860.
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AN IMPORTANT Casa few months since
Emanuel Myers of Carroll county. Md. went
over into Pennsylvania and captured three fu-
gitive slaves, who he returned to Maryland
One of the slaves was held by its owner the
others We're manumtted negroes, who under
the laws of Maryland were to be sold to pay
the debts of their deceased owners. Not long
after this Myers was deeoyed into Pennsylva-
MIA, thrown into prison, and last week was
convicted OF kidnapping two persons, the
court having instructed the jury not 10 con-
Wet him in the case of the negro who was held
by his owner at the time of his escape. The
conviction viii result in his Imprisonment for
twenty years. The counsel for the defence
will apply for a writ Of error to the Supreme
Court of the United States, .and this infrac-
lion OF S,ate-rights viii be brought to the at
Iention of the Maryland Legislature at its
next session.
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THE MILITARY FORCE AT CHARLEsTowN.
The military force now in the town of
Charlestown, consists of companies of in
tantry, Numbering i36 men; 3 companies of
artillery, numbering l22 men, and companies
Of cavalry, numbering 90 men-total, 658. In
The immediate neighborhood of the town, are
about 31C armed men, and there are AGO more
AT the towns iii the vicinity. There will ar
rive at Charlestown, to-day, two companies
from Norfolk and Portsmouth; the Virginia
Military Institute Cadets, with field pieces,
and company from Charlo ttesvile. The
staff is composed as follows; Major General
w. =. Taliaferro; Adjt General VIM. Mum
ford; Assistant do. J. Lucius Davis; Quarter
Master Robert A. Caskie; Surgeon David S.
Watson.
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DIED.

On Saturday the 26th inst, at 3 p. NJ, ALFRED
" CRENSHAW. in the 50th year OF his age.
His funeral will he preached at Centenary Church,
this Monday afternoon; at o clock Inc irleIus
and relatives of the family respectfully invited
to attend. -,
In all the relations of life he occupied a high po-
sition as son. husband father, friend and master
He leaves a bereaved widow. an only son, an AGED
mother brothers and sisters. and numerous friends
to mourn their loss. He possessed gentle and at
fectonate disposition. great energy ana stern IN
lief that he died with strong claims to Immortality
ONE WHO KNEW HIM WELL.
On Yesterday morning, 9th inst, MYLOR W,
infant son of Curtis and Maria f.. Carter AGED 9
months.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
his father. on ist hawaeu Cary and Canal streets,
this morning at IL O'Clock.
On the 18th inst, at his residence. in King and
Queen county, JUDI CAUTHORN, aged 90 year s
and III months.
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A London witness having told the ragis-
trate that he was pennan. was asked in what
part of literature he welded his pen, when he
replied that he penned sheep in Smithfield
Market.
The loss of all her property, S5,00e, the sub
seq uent burning to death of her only child
has driven a lady in Francisco TO madness
and she is now an inmate OF a lunatic asylum
Hon Edward Stanley, late of North Caro-
lima but now of California, is about to enter
| the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal
| Church.
Rev W. II. Claiming of Liverpool, has re.
| considered his acceptance OF the call 10 the
| Thirteenth Congregational Church in New
| York, and will remain III England.
| The London ciergymen are melancholy over
| the fact that, OF the population of three mil
| lions in that city, there are only $50, 800 com
| municants.
The Censor In Chief of the Paris press is
| sad to be worth more than amillion of francs
| already. lie has been in Office six mont tbs and
| II is said is open to persuasion.
II takes three editors 10 starta paper in New
| orieans-one TO get killed in a duel, one 10 die
| with the yellow fever and one To write an obit.
nary Of the defunct Two.
The Montreal Gazette says that the Grand
| Trunk ferry boats carry over 6CO0 bbIs OF
| Hour daily Tor shipment TO Portland and Bos-
| ton.
Joseph HARRISON, a conductor on the Louis
| vile and Nashville Railroad, was killed on
/
/ while his train was III motion.
| JuDGE Il. COLLINS LEE, of the Baltimore
| Superior Court. died on Saturday morning
| last.
| In the Mississippi penitentiary are confined
| l07 convicts; II persons have been pardoned
| i'll less than one year.
| The Massachusetts House of Representative.
| has repeal, the law authorizing logging in
| the State Prison
| The first railroad train, consisting of an en-.
| CINE and single ear, passed over the Victoria
| bridge at Montreal on Thursday.
John G. Talbot, the proprietor of the Man.
! sion House in Bardstown, KY, was killed in
that city on Sunday by I. Kinds Slaughter
Hon. jefferson Davis was TO deliver an ad.
| dress, by invitation. before the Legislature al
Mississippi, on the 18th inst.
Lieuts. h II. Breese and Geo. w yonn.
| have been ordered to the IT, S. sIoon-ofs war
| Portsmouth.
The town of Corinth, lie. has producea 81 +.
| goo bushels OF potatoes this year.
One hay Spectator in Canada has nnr
chased =, GOO tons of the article
Five deaths per week occur in the United
| siates from the use of camphene.
| lheshlpment Of hogs from Bristol Tenn
| last week. eastward, reached 3,0gU head
terrible prairie fire swept over fifteen
mites OF jasper county, Iowa, q few days ago
ney. !. +. Dun. for 30 years minister, died
At hIngston, N. o., ON the 18th inst
" Foiiin, an old citizen of New Orleans
died on tbs 2pth inst.
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ca--...on,.nc. Of the Rlohmond Dispatch.
Hsrk Prse. for Municipal AFFAIRS
r%.,ebt Rse.ipts--coya Errhange, &c.

u;s1 pr,e, rar Neg,oes-- Municipal A6airs--s
E.;eb, R,e:,pts--Cora Errhangs, re.
LyNcHBuRs, Va, Nov. ~.
A a sale in Bedford county, several me-
or,ea were sold at almost unprecedented high
| nnrices Five men. ages ranging from is to 21
wears. sold for the following prices: One for
| Al, zoo one Si,750. another $l,7s5, and another
Si,7Sa and still another, s., 799-making. In the
aggregate, eight thousand eight hundred and
eighfy-thyee dollars for Ave negroes. Who ear
beat Bedford
A regular meeting of the City Council was
held on Friday evening last The City Treas
urers report showed the receipts to be, since
the last meeting of the Council 81, 1850; re-
ceipts for hay scales for last quarter, S221 49,
Number of arrestSduring last quarter 257. 1t
being stated that +. N. Eubank officer elect
for Commissioner of Revenue was hot resi-
dent of the city ut the time of his election,
said Office was declared vacant, and the Coun-
ell proceeded to a new election; and, it being
aseertained that he had since become resi-.
dent he was put in nomination and nnani-
mously reelected. $500 was appropriated for
the benefit of the poor, and 81, 500 for the use
of the Street Committee, in improving the
streets, which improvements are mt ch needed.
A report in relation to the naming and num-
bering OF the streets was again taken up, and
adopted. The Council then adjourned.
The freight receipts Mt the depot of the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad during the past
month have been as follows: 81 $50 bushels of
wheat ASST barrels flour, and 2,243,U0O lbs.
miscellany.
The Lynchburg Corn Exchange, of which
mention has been made in a former communi-
cation was organized last Thursday, J. j..
Irby elected President, S. G.. Hurt, Vice
President and ID. p Powers, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Donetti, with his trained dogs, monkeys and
goats, is expected here to-day, and will per-
form tomorrow night, st Dudley Hail. So
| much has been said of them by the press, that
many of our citizens are on the qua rire TO see
them. This will be the first trait in the way
| of amusement we have had since Kunkel's
| company left. Wonder if they will not visit
| Lynchburg again shortly o. X.
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HOG TRADE.-During last week not less than
5000 hogs reached Lynchburg, Va, by way OF
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
thousands more are now awaiting shipment AT
points West of that place. ON Friday the re-
ceipts of hogs consisted of twenty-one car
loads, weighing in the aggregate 2o!,oG0 lbs
The price still keeps up to 81, the figure at
which the market opened.
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Inland Gotten Trade.

strolling along the Basin bank on Saturday
morning, our attention was attracted 10 py.
ramid of cotton bales, which, on enquiry, we
learned were Just landed from the canal beat
~OIivia," of Lynchburg. The lot consisted of
forty. three bales from the towns OF CORTLAND
and Huntsville, Alabama, on the line of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. and came
consigned to our townsman, f. b. BENTLEY -
This trade, we are pleased to learn, opens mus
auspiciously, and We predict for 1t a rapid eA-
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DEATH FROM LEAPING ON THE CARs.-A
little son of Capt. Arthur Jenkins of Freder
icksburg, Va, was run over by the cars there on
Thursday morning last, killing him ms family
ana managing his body in n shocking manner
The little fellow, with number ofother boys
jumped on the plat orm OF the train as il NOV ed
from the depot, and when near the railroad
bridge, essayed to jump of Capt. Jenkins
son fell beneath the wheel
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baltimore Cattle Market.
MARRIED,

At Fayetteville, n, C., on the 10Th Noy;, By Rev.
of Richmond, Va. to Miss MAGGIE w. STED-
MAN. of the former pace
On the oath inst, by the Rev. Nelson Head, Mr..
of John B. Morton Esq., all oft this city.
On the oath inst. at the residence OF the bride S
father. IN James City county, by Rev. J. P Turner,
A. B JOHNS TON of Richmond, to Miss NJ. h.
BARNES, daughter of w. Fl. Barnes, Esq.
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JUDGE DANIEL OF THE u. 5. SUPREME
CouRT-Accounts from Washington state that
Mr.. Justice Daniel lies in a very critical con-
dition, and his life is despaired of by his
friends who have witnessed the progress of
the disease which now prcstrates him so dan
gerously. Ills age discourages to some extent
the hope of a favorable reaction, but the ply
sicians are not altogether respondent Of the
result, relying upon the strength OF consti-
tuition which has not been abused.
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H. We are informed that It portion of the
volunteers IT Harper's Ferry will be armed
with bowie knives and revOlyers, in addition
to their regular arms These weapons are of
more yalue in hand to hand fight than any
others known in warfare.
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A hundred and twenty-five letters Were re-
eeiyed week ago by Governor WISE IN one
day. all containing threats. If these are hoaxes,
the abolition fanatics must be great practical
,okers. john Brown being, OF course. the fun
,fas. i,krr of all.
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MARRIAGE.-At Burlington, VT. a few
days ago Miss Fanny Howard, daughter OF
Dan. Howard, formerly keeper Of Howard
Hotel, New York, was married To Thomas S
Evans, an American resident at Paris, where
he is known as dentlst-in-chief 10 his Imperial
Highness the Emperor Napoleon.
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TAKEN DoWN.-An English Lord one Stan
ley, recently returned from 4 tour 10 the West.
On Saturday he took the cars from Suspen-
sioi Bridge. and displayed such an amount of
self-sufiicIency and impertinence that he was
politely taken by the neck and reduced to a
proper amount of decency.
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Infaninus Sentiment.

AT a large and enthusiastic meeting held nj
Natick, (the residence of Senator WILSON,
Mass, the following resolu, ton was adopted
Whereas resistance TO tyrants is obedience to
God therefore, ReSolaed. That it is the right and
duty of TIE slaves to resist their masters. and the
rght nd duty of the North ~ tHciie them to re
sistance and to aid them in it..
This was passed without dissenting voice,
though Senator WILSON was present.
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RELIGToyS.-Rey.H Hugh Roy Scott. for sew
erai years Protestant Episcopal missionary
10 Africa, and who returned 10 this country on
account Of his health, has accepted = call 10
St Pauls Parish, King George county. Va
Rev Mr.. Stewart late of that parish has re-
signed, and moved TO another dioceSs.
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HANGING GY WHoLEsALE.-At the recent
term of the Bolivar county (Miss) Court. four
men were sentenced TO be hung on Friday. the
9Th of Decamber-Samuel Moore for the MUIR
der of Ii. &. Dunbar, on Il steamboat: John and
Joe, slaves. tor numbering Joseph Cleary, and
George, a slave, for poisoning
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THaU S. TREAsURY.-The receipts of the
federal treasury for the last quarter were
from customs, SI5,ai7,670; treasury notes.
1851, 500; sales of public lands, Si7G 254. From
ali sources S20,6iS,o65. The expenditures
amounted 10 S2U.u7l 500.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Rey. DIR. w. ]. Hol-
combe. of Lynchburg, Va, sold his beautiful
estate, called 'Finality," situated some five or
six miles from that city, to Mr.. Flood, of APP
pomattox for 8 coo. DIR. H. paid 81, 600 for
the property four or five years ago.
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Ma Special No;ice.-We ask attention to our
splendid assortment OF
Velvet and Cloth CLOAkS.
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Silk ROBES. cheap.
Real Irish and French POPLtNS.
Rich VELOUR 0TTOMANS
Beautiful French DE2iAINES.
Great variet, medium DRESS GOODS.
Muslin and Lace SETTS-hargains.
French, Wool and Stella SHAWI.S.
New and fine FURS.
LINENS and housekeeping GOODS.
Non-shrnkng FLANNELS.
Domestic SHEETING and SHIRTINGS.
Kersey LINSEYS and BLANKETS.
SLEEPS GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no PTS SAM L. Nj. PRICE Il co.
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co NUMERICAL.
Nor,h,rn ana xo,,, hern rrarke,..


NEW YoaK. Nov 2s.-- Cotton closed heavy-sstes
OF lcoo bsles uplands m'ddlIngs IA f n nag
saya southepn ass Wheat closed buoysnt
sales of 1900 bushels; Southern white; 81 45:
Corn closed heavy-saIes OF .0tu bushels; old
% cents; new do, 1876 cents. Pork closed heavy
mess, sls; prime. Hell l2.s, Whiskey closed
G. ssS
Ga dIta cents. NJ GLASSES closed quiet-gd Orleans,
s 81 sesds 81 ss9 sen erRs osn ooasd dn
at s. 80, Rice closed firm at 80 94L cents,
Sales in New FORK Saturday oil S2l,o10 va. s,
at 93a. and IS 000 do, at 1884.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 26-F iour closed steady-How
ard ST. eet. S5a5 81; City Mills. S., Wheat closed
rm.oierngs OF % coo bushels; white; Si.2sni 40;
50 cts; yellow. 86aG cts. Provisions closed frm-
mess pork SIS 90; prime, 10 So bacon sides, lvcts
hlskey closed steady at 25ia M.
ALKxANpRIA, New. 25.--Four-prices are I'M
changed Wheat fair to good white, S1.23nl 3-,
red. 81 l4dl .l6 Corn-saes OF old white ut IS ots
Rye-saies at 76fT cents. oats-saies at IS cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 24.-Saies of cotton to-day
fThursday 1900 bales; the market closing firm at IL
nll1s. Corn has declining tendency, Large en-
st1z. Exchange on New York 1. ' - -
MOBILE, Nov. N.-Saies of cotton to day 1900
bales; the holiday caused quiet market; prices
steady at 1osl for mlddlings.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMoRH, Nov. 2S.--In consequence of to
morrow Thursday being kept as h4i1day, the
sales-day for this week WAS changed There was
quite a large oiierlng. and the marker was quite
duh and inactive. although there is no change IN
the average of prices obtained. There were 400
head offered, which were disposed OF as follows 80
were driven to Philadelphia, 100 sold to country
dealers 500 left over unsod and the balance, 40,
sold to city butchers and packers at prices ranging
from 81 so to 81 per 100 lbs gross making an ave,
rage price of 1926. which is the same as gwen the
last market day. There is a large supply OF hogs
offering. and the market is quite dun and inactive.
We quote them at S6d6.75, as to quality. Wear
not advised OF any change IN sheep TINS week. Inc
market is still well supplied. We quote them al 81
a3 IS per head. as to quality.
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RIA. HO0k-k eeper and Accountant
JOHN WILLIAMS offers his services to keep
sets of Books regularly and neatly, and to exam
me. write up. settle and adjust accounts.
He has had q long experience in Book keeping.
and has testimonials from men of the first standing
in Richmond.
Appli caton may be made to JOHN l.. WILL
LlAaiS at the office OF Messrs. JOHN A. LANCAs-
TER d Son. oc l3-2m
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NV YORK, Nov. 25.-CI' d, sehrs. Danvlile, Ches-
ter. Richmond; W. A. Ellis, Nlcois, Whining ton
schrs. Alba. Powell, Whining tor. n. C ; r. She'd
don, White, do. and Ocean Bird. Zeluif, Norfolk
DUBLIN, Nov. 7.-The Leon, Porrltt. from Rich
mond. Va, parted her best bower anchor at the
foot of the bay yesterday. let 30 her second bower
and was brought up with the assistance of tug
steamer.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov. I6.-The William Patten, OF
Richmond, L. s., arrived at Gibraltar on the Isl
INST. with bowsprt and iiDboom carried away
havlng been IN collision off Cope de Gait with the
Pelican State.
mond.
Schr !. II. Fianner, Gilbert, cleared at Whining
oor, ~ ", .oI "a pa to orn inst Tiaa
night, 2lst inst, in thick ios. wind SSE., strucl
about miles east OF Tops4h Inlet, and about one
mile from Stump Inlet, and Will prove a total loss
The cargo will be saved, in damaged condition
should the weather prove favorable.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell. Philadei-
phia, mdze. and passengers. II. L. Tnttle.
Schr. Jas. H. Gator, Cathn Curls Neck, wheat
Brumme Roy ster
SAILED.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. P!itchard, Baltimore
mdze. and passengers, D. X ". CurEle.
Sehr. Ambition. Wrotten, down the river. light
Schr. Brunette. johnson, down the river, light.
Schr, Frances French, Loveland, down the river
light.
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~ THE GoyERNoE OF VIRGINIA

by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- PROCLAMATfON-W hereas, | have called
forth part of the Militia of the State to suppress
combinations to ohstruct the due execution of the
laws thereof III the ordinary course OF proceeding
IN the county ot Jefferson: ana may have to call
forth additional force for that end; and am i'll
vested with authority by law 10 issue such orde RS
and take such measures Tor procuring and trans
porting the attachments az sh8ll seem best; and
have appointed J. Lucius Davis acting Quarter
Master and Ccmmlssary General for the troops
under Major General William b. faiiaferro. and
assistant 20 the Adjutant here. for the &C
commodatlon, equipment and support of the de-
tachments in service:
Now, therefore, all persons are notified that the
trains OF. the Wlnches ter and Potomac Railroad
Company are placed under orders of acting Quar-
terMaster ard Commisssry General Davis.f0r i'm
cember next. lie wlli under orders OF NJ ajor-
General Tataferro. guard those trains for the use
and occupation OF Virginia troops alone, and per
nit no other Transportation but for them.
And the citlzens of this Commonwealth are
warned 70 remain at home and on guard orspatrol
DUTY the second OF December and to abstain
from going to Charlestown. Orders are issued to
prevent women and children, and strangers are
hereby cautioned that there will be danger to them
in approaching that place or near II, that day
If deemed necessary, martial law will be proclaim
cd and enforced.
-, Given under my hand, rs Governor and I'M
}L.s.f der the Seal of the Commonwealth. at
49, Richmond, this 18th day of November,
1859 and in the sixty fourth ycar of the Common
wealth HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEoRGEW. MUNFoRD, Sec'y Of the Comth.