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Ways and Means pih iHsirHctioas so to
amend the same, as to dispense with the
agency or instrumentality Of banks in the
fiscal operations ofthe Government.
/" And, after debate the question was
put on the motion of Mr.. Robertson, for
the recommiltal OF the bill.
:" And was decided in the nega,iye,--
Yeas 81. Nays ll5.
" The yeas and nays being desired by
one fifth Of The members" &c. were ia.
ken.
And Mr. Corwin voted in the affirm
ative; Mr.. Gordon also voted with him.
sat page $3.50, the question was taken
on Mr. Gordon's amendment, which Mr.
Corwln denounces as "a revolutionary
measute,' and which was mere embo-
dying of Mr.. Robertson's proposition,
and Mr.. Corwin was absent from his post,
If he did not vote for this " Tevolutiona.
ry measure, he did not vote to save the
country from it.
=" From this quotation of the Journal
it will be seen that Mr.. Fillmore did no,
call for division ofthe question--neith-
er did Mr.. Corwin or any one else. II
was not so divided, but the question re.
Cured on the mOtiOn made By Mr.. Rob
ertSon and Mr.. CorUiR uoted for it,
Who, then, is guilty Of the falsehood2
I, who am justified by the journal, or
Mr.. Corwin, who states that which the
record condemns as pal pable misrepre-
sentation? l leave the decision 10 the
public, with this remark, that Mr.. Cor
win must be close to the wall, when he
seeks TO save himself by Justification
Of the Journals,--and presumes rather
too far upon the public, when he suppo-
ses he can put his word against the rec.
ord with impunity.
This case, sir, is another of the evil
dences of the manner in which the Dem.
ocratic speakers are met. When thay
produce the records, they are assailed by
this wholesale species Of denial, ,---and
the people are asked to take the state.
ments of the feds, like their candidate
on trust. The statement which made
in CirclevilIe, was carefully and under
standngly made from the record ;-and
offer that record against Mr. Corwin's as
sertious to the contrary. Am not fully
sustaned?-and has Mr. Corwin, in his
assertion that Mr.. Fillmore called ;
division of the question:" spoken the
truth? If so, he must assert that tht
Journal has not spoken the ruth;-and
is he sufficiently desperate to fall back
upon that assertion?
Very respectfully,
JOHN BROUGH.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virine Of writ of Fl. ia. ct Le. ia.
A0 to me directed by the Court of Com
mon Pleas for tie county of Crown and State of
Ohio. will offer = sale, at the front door of the
Cnurt honga in Georgetown. on Saturday, the
lUth day of October, l54D, between the hours of
10 and O'Clock on said day, the following real
estate, to wit: In lot number seventy six, (76,(
il south Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, con-
Iainin5 a one story frame dwelling house and
other Improvements.
70 be sold as the property OF Frazee Osborn, at
the suit of Makem and Barns against said Os-
born. Valued at $3.50 90. Terms. cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. CO.
Sherif's Office,
Sept. lst, 1870.
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animation of my official conduct, but that
he had no right TO prevent facts for the
purpose ofgiving effect to ISLANDERS Of Mr..
Livingston and myself.
Taking the same latitude that Mr.. Clay
did in his speech, and in his answer 10 my
card, or by tracing effects to their causes
with an impariialily and justice which will
SANDER neither the living nor the dead, it
would not be difficult 10 refer the public
TO a far more appropriate source for the
evils of which Mr.. Clay complains, than
M. Livingston's appointment. This
would be the extragagant extent of the
Bank paper system, upheld as it has been
by the Federal party in their efforts TO
make the Federal Government subservient
to the schemes of the stock iobbers and
money brokers of this country and Eu-
rope. But do not feel called upou here
to vindicate the measures of the admins.
tration on this subject which have been
so long resisted by the party Of which Mr.
Clay is the head.
Mr.. Clay, when successful in the in
trigues which made him Secretary OF
State, declared, "gipe US patronage and
,oe Uiu nlake OurselUes popular" He
has grasped twice at the Presidency
The people repudiated the principles oil
the administration Of which he was a
member. He has made an incessant wal
upon every measure of my administration
and assailed the character of every pub
lie man who has not favored his ambitious
pretensions. Awaiting himself Of the cor,
ruptions of the Bank of the United States,
and of the disasters which have befalen
the country in consequence of the paper
money system, he now makes .piteous ap-
peals to the people, concealing the real
causes of their pecunlary difficulties, and
instead of exhorting them to unite in
maintaining the nviolablity of contracts
and reforming the currency, he tells
them to make another Bank of fifty mil
lions.
This certainly is not the man to come
here and lecture Tennessee Oh morals or
politics, and to pull down or build up the
reputation Of her citizens.
Mr.. Clay seems to have considered that
he was addressing benighted people
before whom he might indulge his malig-
nant disposition to SANDER the living and
the dead without exposure, and whose
passions might be appealed to by the ex.
hibiton of empty pageants and flags oi
new device, not the flag of the country
indicating allegiance to our free institu
tions, but flags representing the evil pas
sions of the leaders ofthe various factions
that are united in the present war agains
the principles of the republican party.
leave an impartial public to determine
what reliance ought to be placed on The
statements of a demagogue thus rockies:
of truth and decency.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Nashville, Friday, 2 Isl August, 1910.
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sherif's Sale,

RY virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct lie. ia.
- to me directed by the Court of Cum
mon Pleas foE B:own county, Ohio, l will offer
lor saie' at the fCni door Of the Court house, in
OeoTgsto"E, On Saturday, the 10th day of Octo-
Der, lo4J, bet" cen the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock
on SAID day, the following real estate, to Wit
All that traei Of land lying and being in the coun-
ty of Brown aai STATE Of Ohio, between the wa
tiers of Eagle Creek and Red Oak, and bounded
and described as follows beginning AZ tbe north
west corner Of tie Widows dover. being So la
poles south, 45 degrees west, from blue ash and
hickory, north west conner Of the original traet
Of ono hundred acres; thence south, 46 degrees
west, lO6 2-3 poles, to a low bush and hickory |;
thence south, a degrees east, 100 poles, to a
beech and sugar tee; thence north, 46 degrees
east, lO6 2-3 poles. to the corner Of The Widows
dover; thence with the line of the Widows d. W.
eT, north, a degrees west, l00 poles, 10 the be-
ning:-Containing 66 2-3 acres, bs the same
more or less
To be sold as the property of BENJAMIN Sid
we'll. at the suit Of the State of Ohio against said
Sdwsll. Valued az $50 90 pee acfs. Terms
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. c. o.
EheFif's ulice, Sept. Isl, 1540.
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PROCLAMATION.

To the qualified Electors Of BrOwa
County, Greeting:
You are hereby notified to meet at the
usual or proper places of holding cleo
tions in your respective townships, on the
last FRIDAY, being the THlRTIETH
day of OCTOBER next, and then and there,
according 10 law vote for TWENTY ONE
ELEcToRs CT PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, in
pursuance of the Constitution and laws
of the United States, and of the State of
Ohio.
Given under my hand at Georgetown,
this 7th day of September, 1910, in the
3Sth year of this Slate, and of the Inde-
pendence of the United States, the sixty
fifth.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sh'G. B. c. o.
September Z, 1870.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

10Y virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct LIE.
~ ia. to me directed by the Court of
Common Pleas in and for Brown county Ohio;
will Offer for sale, al the front door of the Court
house in Georgetown, on Saturday the 81 day
of Octobsr 1910, between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate TO
wit. A piece or parcel Of land situate in Brown
county, Ohio, being part of John Watts survey
No. 3779, and bAlnledl and described as follows:
beginning al stone, corner to n. Moore sr. and
Thomas W. Kennedy; thence North two-thirds
deg. L. IG poles; thence South 81 dec. East 10
poles to a stone; thence South deg. w. s poles;
tlnnca east poles and II feet; thence south
west 10 poles TO the State road; thence N, 36
deg West 10 poles and l 2 feat TO the place ofbe-
ginning, supposed to contain one acre and third,
bo the same more or less, with the Improvements
thereon.
Also lot No % in Hamersyille, in that part of
said town laid of by N. Moore ST.
Also piece or parcel Of land in said county,
bounded as follows: beginning at a stone in the
state road in John Kennedy's line; thence with
the road south 43l deg. Z. l3 poles to a stone in
to a stnne; ; then"e N. 49, deg. W. l3 poles to a
itrne in John kenuedy's line; thence with said
line N. I l-2 deg. u. 25 26-l00 poles TO the be-
sinning,-Contnining one acre and half, being
part Of John Watts survey No. 37I9.
To be sold as the property of William Dowd-
ney at the suit of John Reeves against said
Dowdney, john " Kennedy and Benz. Apple
gate. Terms, cash in hand.
JOIN J. HIGGINS Sh'f. B. CO.
Sheriff's office, Aug 25th, lS40.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of Fl. fa. ct lie. ia.
Hp 10 me directed by the Court Of
Common Pleas for Brown county, Ohio, will
oer for SALE at the front door of the Court house,
in Georgetown, on Saturday, the lO.h day of DC,
tober, 1910, between the hours OF 10 and
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate, TO
wit All that tract of land lying aud being oa
the waters of Whit, Oak creek, in Brown county,
Ohio, being part of an entry of lOGo acres ,n9,
made in tho name of James Garry, number u,
bounded and desctibed as follows: Begioning at
two lynns and walnut thence south, Is poles
TO double beech; thence west 100 poles, to
Two sugar trees and hickory; thence north, lis
noss, to two beschss and hickory; thence east,
lao $40 poles, to the beginning g:-Containing
ninety three acres, TWO roods and thirty-foui
poles, be ths same more or less.
To be sold as the property Of John D. Lilly, ri
the suit of Charlss White against said Lilly
Terms, cash.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff B. G. o.
shsriff's ofRce, Sept LIST, ls4O.
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From the Magician.
HARRISON NOTICES

HARRISON NOTICES !!
As the federal papers exhibit an ex-
traordnary hankering after notices, Sc
lected from Gen'I Harrison's past wri-
tings, we have made free to Gull few,
and present them now, conveniently ar
ranged for their special benefit. We
would also recommend them as highly
appropriate inscriptions for the blue badg-
es, which are generally worn at their
Conventions. Here they are:
"The blood be upon Croghan's own
head. WASH MY HANDS OF IT."
[Harrison's declaration prior to the bat
tie at Fort Stephenson.
2. 81 HEREWITH RESIGN the post
of commander in chief ofIhe North Yves,
tern Army Harrson's letter of resig-
nation in The middle Of the war;
3. "a vote oftbe Senate of the United
States has attached 10 MY NAME A
DISGRACE, which | am convinced that
no time or no efforts of mine will ever be
able to eface."-[ Harrison's Letter. See
Niles Register Vol. 10, page l24.
4. "Upon vote which was TO attach
DISGRACE TO my character, which
will follow me TO the grave, and which
will cause the blush Of shame 10 rise up
on the cheeks of my children, shonld
they not have pausedg--[Samo Letter.
. 5 GAS was upon terms of intimacy
with the gentleman (Mr. Randolph) it is
very probable ne heard me express senti-
ments FAVORABLE to the Admnistra-
ton of the Elder Adams. | certainly
FELT THEM."--Harrison's Speech re-
ported in Gales s. Sections Congression-
al Debates, Vol. 2, part 4, page 359.
g. "For Mr.. Adams | entertained at
that time, (lSOO) and | have EVER
SINCE, entertained the HIGHEST RE-
SPECT. | believe him to be an honest
man and a patriot, and his CONDUCT
proved him TO be such."--Same Speech.
T. CAT the age of Is | became a
member of an ABOLITION SOCIETY,
established at Richmond, the object OF
which was to procure the freedom OF
slaves by every le,al means" ."-Harrison's
letter, published in the Cincinnati papers
some years ago.
8. 81 have ever believed that every
elector has right TO call upon those who
offer their services 10 the people for an
avowal OF sentiment, and that the candl'
dates ARE BOUND TO ANSWER
IT."-Harrson's letter published in the
Cincinnati plpers, Sept, l6, 1922.
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From ths Ohio Eagle.
CoRWIN IN A TIGHT PLACE.

CORWIN IN A TIGHT PLACE.
Thomas CoRw1N, in his speech at the
cabin and coon-skn parade at this place
denounced the Independent Treasury in
unmeasured terms. He said that the on
ly good feature about it was that it pro-
vides punishment for defaulters and swim
dlers,--a feauture by the way, which
HENRY STANBERy, in his speech the
night before, stated had been stricken out
If the bill, before it passed into a law
We knew STANBERY was in error, and
were at loss to perceive how he could
be otherwise than tOiBully in errOr,--
but there is no use in refuting the false
hood of federal attorneys, if they will on
ly refute one another. Stdnbery said it
had been stricken out Of the bill Cor
aoin said it was the only good feature IN
the bill. Among them be it. The pro-
vision Is there
And this provision Corwin says is The
only good feature in it. What will the
public say,-what will those who, being
honest themselves--thought Corwin was
dealing honestly with them,--say, when
we tell them that, 0E7-THomas CorUin
himself in the gear Of grace 1885, roted
as member of Congress for an Lnde-
pendent Treasury System, that embraced
ALL the features actich he noD DENoUNoEs,
aDithout the "oNLY Oae' lUiich he COM
mends?E0
Thomas Corwin did so vote,--all his
twisting and tergversation to the contra
ry. The Journals Of Congress stand as
| lasting witnesses of the fact. The fact
was stated and the Journal produced, by
J. Brough, in speech at CirclevilIe, on
The 9th instant. On Monday the 10th
Corwin addressed crowd Of coon-skin
and parched corn devotees, at the same
place, and had the hardhood 10 declare
that the assertion of J. Brough, made
from the Journals, was false and unlOun.
ded. He alleged that he voted for d.
viqion ofthe question npon the motion o
Mr.. Robertson, quoted below; the ettec
of which vas to cut off the instructionS,--
and that such division of the question
was called for upon the motion of MIR
fillmore, Of New York. This is Cor
WINS statement. The Journals show, no
only that no DIVISION If The question wa
called tor BY Mr.. Fillmore. OF any bod.
/ eIse,--hut @at Corvia roted for Robin
Son'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ALL Tn'
/ following is the enlry--JournaI House 0
REPRESENTATIVES, 23d Congregs, 2nd ses
sion-Page 359, as we find itquoied in
communication made by ]. Brough T
, the Editor Of the CirclevilIe Wdtctmea
i We append the closing paragraphs OF tn
1 communication.
t "Monday, February 18th, 1885.
7 "The house resumed the considers
: ton of the bill (563, regulating the dept
!, site Of the money Of the United States
. certain local banks.
r. "The question recurred on the motto
I. made by Mr.. Robinson, that the said bi
I. be re.committed to the Committee
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of PeaGiiioni ErponGs to.
Eome direcEsd by the Court of Common Pleas,
in and for Brown County, Ohio; will offer for
sale, at the font door of the Court House, in
Georgetown, on Saturday the Sd day of October,
lS40, between the hours of ten and fur O'Clock
on said day, the following real estate, to wit; In
lot number seventy, in the town Of Ripisy, b. own
County, Ohio, with the improvements thereon.
To be sold as the property of John Moore, at
the suit of John 3, Knox and wife against said
Moore and otheIs-Terms Cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sbff. Z. 90,
SherifF's Office. Aug. oath, 1870.
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ton, Ohio, on the first and second DAYS of
this month, composed of Aboltiohisis
from forty or fifty counties, principally
in this part oftbe State; at which James
G. Birney, of New York, was nominated
for President. aud Thomas Earle, ol
Pennsylvania, for Vice President Of the
United States. Benjamin Morris, esq. Of
Batavia, is the elecior for this district.
No nomination was made for Governor
Of this State.--Oaio San.
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DREADFUL NEWS FROM FLOR
IDA,

Indian Key destroyed, and the inhabit-
ants butchered By the Indians!
The intelligence of this most disas-
trious occurrence was brought 10 this
port, by Captain Kenyon, of the schr.
Victoria, arrived Of Quarantine yesterday,
from Key West He states that wreck
ing vessel arrived at Key West from In
dian Key, 7th inst, with few of the
survivors, who stated that a number Of
Indians in their canoes, attacked Indian
Key, on the night Of the 5th inst. and af-
ter numbering part of the inhabitants,
and filling their canoes with plundeT,
burnt the whole settlement, consisting of
about 80 houses, dwellings and stores
The Ind ans remained until noon on the
following day, when they left for the
main The survivors were concealed du-
ring this time under wharf, and left
Immediately after the Indians departed
for Key West. Our informant not hav-
ing conversed with any of the survivors,
is unable to give US more detailed &C.
count 1t was stated at Key West, that
some two or three of the inhabitants at
Indian Key had made their escape in
one ofthe Indian canoes, and arrived at
Tea Table Key, in the immediate viciDi-
ty. Names of the lost we shall hope to
give next week. DR.. Perrjne, Charles
Hume, wife and children, are of the
number.--Snt COur.
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Porpetpating Testimony.


Peter Penny's heirs, James Lsming, Aaron
Leonard's heirs, James Dunkason's heirs, Lew
is Thompson, John Brooks, Lewis Penny,
George VaudamonI, John Neal, Ohm Watson,
Jacob Wells, and all others whom it may in
any way concern,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
TEYHAT 1 shall attend with John D. White,
/ the Surveyor of Brown County, Ohio, at the
south west corner of George R Clark's survey,
No. 573, on Tuesday tho 27th of October next,
between the hours OF eight O'Clock in The forenoon,
and one o'clock in the afternoon of said days and
shall proceed TO survey all my lands, for the pur-
pose Of perpetuating testimony relative to tho
lines and cornsrs theraof; (some of which are de-
cayed,) that tho said surveyor may set stones
OF posts to perpaiuate the same The said lands
lie in tia county Of Brown, and State oil Ohio,
on the waters Of Clover Lick creek, adjoining
YOUR lands, and are part of George X. Clarks
survey No. 573; Anthony Mullen's survey No.
573. Edward TIE iell's survey, No. 573, and Of
Charles Patterson's survey, No. 29S6. Said sur
vevs are bounded bv Goudon's SURVEY, No. 573:
VIM. Tomlin's survey, No. 573; james Morri-
son,s survey, No. 294O, and John Watts SUR
vey, No. 37Sl.
I've shah continue from day to day, or adjourn
from time t0 time, as circumstances may require,
,ntil the same is completed. You can attend, If
you think mt. -
August 7th, Is4o. 6w
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OPPOSITION TACTICS.

The following gross imposition was
circulated by the Wings just before the
Illinois election!
ga CHANGE OF THOUSANDS. The
Ceuual Tippecanoe Club of Illinois have
recorded the names Of SEVEN THOUS-
AND voters in that State who have re-
nounced Van Buremsm, and are now the
advocates of''Fip and ~"
Now mark the Democratic truth, which
is Democratic gain in Illinois Of 3 ,43s
votes.--Globe.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting OF thu Democratic ciIizons of Brown,
Adams, Clinton, Cormont and the adjoining
counties, is to bo held at Russovlle, in this
county, on Wednesday, the 23d day of Septem-
Der next
The Hon. Col. r. NJ. Johnson, Wilson Shan
non, T. L. Hamer, Thomas II. Benton, VIM
Allen, Benjamin Tappan, and others are invited,
and are expected to attend.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue ola writ of Fl. ia. ct lie. ia.
Dto me directed, by The Court of Com
mon Please, within and for the County of Brown
and State of Ohio; will offer for sale, at the
front door OF the Court House, in Georgetown, on
Monday the 18th day of October, ls4O, between
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said day, The fol-
loving real estate, to, wit: All tha. tract or par
col of land, being part of an Entry in the name
of Tombigboe Gorden, No. 96l, bounded on the
North by lands of John Peril, on the West by
John Eikleberg9r and on the South and East by
the East fork Of the Little Miami and Robert
Cristy's land; containing about one hundred and
twenty-five acres be tho same more or less, and
being the farm ON which David Now and now
lives
70 be sold as the property of David Nowlnnd
at the suit Of Thomas G.. Bambor against said
Nowland. Valued at 25 dollars per acre
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Shift B. G.. o.
SheriT's Office, Sept. 7th 1870.
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PROCLAMATION,
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE STATE OF OHIO.

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE STATE OF OHIO.
WHEREAS, 1t is provided by the first section of
the act entitled 'an act to provide for the esction
of Electors of President aud Vice President of the
United States,n passed Feb. 18TH, 1890, ''That
the Governor Of this State, sixty days previous
to the time provided by this act for the election
of Electors of Presidanta ice President of the
United States, shall, by Proclamation, to be in
serted in one of the newspapers printed in each
county, in this State, where any such paper is
printed, give notice of the time of holding su-h
election, and the number of Electors of President
and Vice President, thers 10 be chosen"
Therefore, in discharge of the duty required
BY the provision ofthe aforesaid act, l,WILSON
SHANNON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF Oao,
do harsbv notify and require the qualified electors
of this SGate, 10 assemble in their respective
townships AT the usual places designated for hold
ing elections, on the last FRIDAY, being the
THITIETll day ofOCTOBER next, and then
and there proceedt to elect TwENTy-oNE ELECTORS
or PREsIpENT AND VICE President OF THE UNI-
TED STATES, in pursuance OF the Constitution and
laws of the United States and of this State.
In testimony whereof, l, WILSON SHAN
NON, Gorsrnor oftEe State Of Otio, havs here
unto subscribed my name, and caused
r.. 81 the GREAT SEAL Of the State to be affix-
ed, al Columbus, the 20lh day Of Au-
gust in the wear of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundrsd and forty, and in the sixty-ffth year oil
the Independence Of ths United States of Amer
lea.
BY the Govemor:.
WILSON SHANNON.
NJ
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Auction,

TNHE subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction, at his residence, on Meranda's
Fork, Scot township, three miles south Of New
Hope, on Thursday, the first day Of October next
a namber Of Bee-hiJes, Mich Cows, one yoke Of
Oxen, patent Ploughs, a quantity Of household
Furniture, &c. Terms made known at the time
and place of sale. JACOB VANDAMENI
August 90, 1910.