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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
JulyI7th Is4I

William Baird
VS. Brown Com Pleas
Franklin W. DragOo
DH virtue Of writ of #, ia. ct k. ia. 10
- me directed by the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for Brown County, Ohio; I
will offer for sale, at the house Of franklin
" Dragoo, in Bird Township, Brown County,
Ohio, on Tuesday the 3rd day Of August, ls4l,
oetwsen the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said
day, the following property to wit: Two ernv
horses, one bay male, one two years old colt.
two heifers, one small bull and one small
steer.
To be sold as the property of the Defendant
in the above case.
Terms cash.
JOHN J: HIGGINS, sh'f.B.C.
Sherd's Office, July 10th, lS4I.
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Brown County. ONO.

C0URT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John Hurst, Frederick Hurst, Jacob Fly,
John Huck berger and Maria !Iuckber.
ger bis wife, Michael Zogler, Henry
Biehn, George Peter Berry, Jacob Sn-
der, Frederick Nye, Philip Miller, ia
cob Bohrer, Lewis Friedly, Frederick
Handmun, William Cappe, John A.
Gross, John George Kautz, Jacob Han
selman, Jacob Kautz, George A. Gross,
Adam BOIL, Frederick Gwinner, Fred.
erck Ranches, George BOIL, Peter
Scharlsman, Jacob Stephen, John Lout,
BelteShazzar Yago, George Yochee,
Lewis Biehn, Jacob Gross, Jacob Arm
sen'r, John jacob Stephen, Chrstorher
Miller, GOorgs -Biehn ssn'r, Henry
ChristInan, Valentine Wagner, and
Elizabeth Bender,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
That petition was filed against them
on the 2lst day OF June, lS4l, in the said
Court, by Christian Hurst, aud is now
pending, wherein the said Christian Hurst
demands partition Of tract of sevenly
acres of land lying on the waters Of
GU N'NSA US S0lu COuHIys OVUHue0
as follows: Beginning at a gum and dog.
wood in the original line; thence west
754 poles to an elm, hickory and dogwood,
corner to James Erwin; thence south, 9
degrees west, "a poles and l3 linksto a
redoak, corner to Gabriel Pindle; thence
nolh, 80 degrees east 564 poles to red
oak, hickory end sugarlree; thence south.
80 degrees east, 30 As poles 10 a white.
oak IN the line Of Roddy's survey; thence
south 30 poles TO white-oak, hickory
and ash; thence east e5A poles TO . pom
lar, beech and maple, corner 10 Thomas
McAlster; thence north 90 clio poles
10 gum and two hickories in the oriei-
ma, line Of the survey; thence west s5s
po'es to the beginning: and that at the
next Term Of said Court application will
20 MADE by the said Christian Hurst for
sn;S 81 SFoer that partition may be made Of
June 2lst, lS4l.
D. g. DEvo8E, ATTY.
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II UST received and for sale, a choice lot Of
e WALDRoS's CRADLE and MowING ScYTHEs,
Carr's Spring Steel FOREs, SIcKLEs, RAKEs and
TRACE CHAINS.
Also. 40 KEYS TAR. All Of which we will sell
low. NOWbAND q eNEDlhEh'
Russelvills, june %.
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Peter L Wilson, Executors of Robert Wright,
John Woods, William Woods, Samuel Jolly,
Archibald f. Knight and David McElroy.
BE it remembered, that OH the 2lst day of No.
yember, 1S40, the Complainants filed in said
Court their certain Bill in Chancery, lting forth
that at the October term of said Court, in the
year lS40, they recovered judgment against said
John Woods and William Woods for the sum of
one hundred and two dollars and thirty seven and
hall cents debt, and costs amounting to eight
dollars and six cents; that said John Woods and
William Woods have no personal or real estate
subjecE to levy on execution to satisfy said iudg
ment or any part thereof; but that the said
knight and Jolly are indebted to the said John
Woods, and the said McIGlroy has money in his
hands belonging to the said John Woods, and is
also indebted TO the said ohm Wonds The pray-
er the bill is that the defendants answer, and that
the said money and claims due and coming to the
said John Woods as aforesaid be subjected by the
decree of said Court to the payment and satsiac.
ton of the said judgment of the Companants,
and for general relief, &c. And at the last April
term OF said Court it being made to appear that
said John Woods is not a resident OF the State of
Ohio, it IS ordered that notice of the psndencv
and prayer of the bill be published in the Demo-
cratic Standard, newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county of Brown, and in general
circulation therein, for six weeks in succession
prior 70 the next term of this Court; to whitb
time this cause is continued. Said nonresident
defendant is therefore notified to appear at the
text term oGsaid Court and plead, answer or de-
mur to said bill, or the same will pc taken as con-
fessed. A, c. STEWART. Chart
d. G. DEvoRE, Solicitor for Conp't,
,MaS ID l81I
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Taxes for the year 1871.
TREASURY OFFICE,
Brown County, Ohio

NEAbUNF OFFIUE3
Brown County, Ohio.}
NHE TAXES levied in said county for the
Il present year VIII be as follows For stats
and canal purposes, 5 mills; for county and
school, mills; for public buildings, / mill for
road IL mills; amounting to $lOO on each one
hundred dollars on all property subject to taxa
ton in said county, exclusive of township tax,
which will be in Union | mill, Huntington
mill, Byrd mill, Jackson mill, Washington
mill and IL poor, Franklin mill, Pleasant |
mill, Lewis | mill, Clark mill, and Sterling
: mills, to the dollar.
will attend in poFson Of by deputy, at the fol-
lowing places of holding elections in the several
townships in said county, for the purpose of re-
cciving taxes, on the following days, to wit:
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Brown Com. Pleas.

Vincent Crabb
VS.. Brown Com Pleas
James Taylor.
RY virtue of writ of f. ia. eth. S. to
I'D me directed, by tie Court of Common
Pleas, within and for Brown County Ohio, I
will offer for sale, al the house ofJsmes Tay.
lor in Huntington Township Brown County Ohio !.
on Monday the 2nd day of August I54I, between
the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said day, the
following property to wit: One roam mare, one
bay horse, one young iron gray horse, and two
red cows
To be sold as the property of the Defendant
in the above case.
erns cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff, D. C. o.
Sherif's Office, July 10Th l84l.
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J.D. sd. P. Egans)
VS.. BrownCom. Pleas.
Joseph A. Hughes. Ch'y.
Pursuant to an order of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County, Ohio, made at their MarchTerm,
lS40, aud revived at their April Term,
lS4l, | will offer for sale at the front door
ofthe Court House in Georgetown, on
Saturday, the 3 LIST day of July, lS4l, be-
tween the hours of 10 and a O'Clock on
said day, the following described property
to wit; Lot No. IA (one hundred and
forty fourl in the town of Ripley, Brown
County, Ohio. Ordered 10 be sold in the
above case.
Terms cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'ff B. G. o.
Sheriff's office, June 25th, lS4l.
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Notice.

Tho claims belonging 20 the Iate 6rm Of
T. Myers & B. C. Baker areIeft with me for col
lection Those whow 10 save costs. will cali
Immediately and discharge them.
d. G. DEvoRE.
Julv I7th I94I
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BROWN COMMON PLEAS.
john Williams -.

Jane Williams, Margaret Williams, Mary
Cannon, Robert Lipscomb and Ann his
wife, and Robert Williams, heirs and
devisees of Philip Dave deceased; and
William l.. Thompson and Eliza his
wife, Nathaniel Massie, Richard X.
Massie, William G. Strong and Nancy
his wife, and Henry Masse, ,heirs of Ma.
thanel Massie, deceased.
The above named defendants will take ,tice,
that petition was fled against them on the
18th day Of June, lS4l, in the Court Of Common
Pleas If Brown county, Ohio, by the said John
Wllilms, and is now pending, wherein the said
John demands partition of the following real es-
tate, aud claims the legal title to one undivided
half thereof, TO wit: Six hundred and thrty-one
acres, one rood and tventy-six poles of land, part
of survey of l400 acres Nos. 1892 and 2430,
made in the name of Philip DaN e, on tha waters
Of Straight creek in said county Of Brown, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at large oak
stump and fallen hickory; thence south SO g. 10
poles TO a stake; thence south, 80 degrees east,
264 6-lO poles, crossing the Gum spring run at
47-a small branch at 74-McMilen's run and
the RusselvilS road at l54-W Washburn's run al
] 63 poles to a small poplar stump in the line ol
Samuel Hopkins survey No. II6?; thence with
his line south, west, $40 poles, crossing a
branch at 66, one at 1876, one al 1870, the East
Fork at 2?9, and the line of Hughes 500 acre sur.
vey No. 1898 at 23S poles to a stake; thence
uorth, 80 west, 294 poles, crossing the line o
Hughes said survey at 81, the Maysville road
at 69, branch at 1872, and one at 245 poles to a
stake in EVANS spring run; thence with the di.
vidins line north, 81 east, 395 poles crossing
branch at g., the East Fork at l25. the Mays
vile road at 244 and small branch at 325 pole
to a stake and beach in the line Of the survey
thence with said line south, S9a east, 26 SIT
poles to the beginning: and at tho next term o
said Court application will be made for an orde
that partition may be made Of said premises nc
cordngy. JOHN WILLIAMS.
tn. l.. HAMER, for Petitioner.
June ldth, lS4l,
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LIST OF LETTERS


ID REMAINING in the Post Office at Russell
II vile, Ohio, on the Both of June, ls4I ;
which, If not taken out in three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office MS dead letters.
Elijah Willis VIM IIaks 9
MISS Lauy Williams WIN Smith
John Glaze Psy W Logan
Stephen Parker s. Wilkins
Miss Sarah Hsarn Daniel Mclaughlin
Brewster lligey Mary Jane Glaze
William Brown CASH WIN Evens
r dgs)2 Mrs Thankful Brocway
Charles Philips il d Kindall
John X Wilson Aaron Wilson
Samuel EvsnS Joseph Stephenson
George Brown. Ressn Lucus
George Jarmsn John II Hallam
II Reid John McFadden or
Presly Ohara James II Smith
Taylor IL Rohne Staten Lamar
G Peter Nelson Morris
Robert Mcknight
TOMB, p. NJ.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Hanson l.. Penn
Mordeai sS. Levi. Brown CON- p'''''
RY virtue Of a writ of Vendhioni En-
~ ponGs to me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Brown and State of OHIO; |
will expose to sale at the front door Of the
Court House in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 3lsl day of July, 1871, between the
hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the
following real estate, to wit: In lot
No. 1874 in North Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio. To be sold as The estate
Of Mordicai Levi, in the above case.
Terms cash in hand. t ,f.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'f B. G. o.
SheTili's Office, June 25th, lS4l,
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sherif''s Office, Juno 25, Is4I.
r SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel Baire
VS.. ) Brown Com, Pleas
Tnsopb SnllaDharoorN

vs.. } Drown COtn,R ,RleaS.
Joseph Sollenberger.
BY virtue of a writ of ri. ia. Ct lie. ia.
to me directed by the Court of Common
Pleas within and for Brown county, Ohio,
| will offer for sale, at the front door oc the
court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
the 3lst day of July, iS4I. between the
hours Of ten and four o'clock on said day,
the following described real estate, to
wit: The south half Of In lot number for
ty-seven (47) in the town Of Higginsport,
Brown county, OHIO, containing the south
half of two story frame dwelling house
and other Improvements.
Levied on as the property of the de-
iendant in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN j. HIGGINS,
Sheriff B. G. o.
Sherifr's Office. June 25, ls4l.
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A. ELLIS SON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on the east side of tho Public Square,
Georgetown, Ohio.
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John GOssetl and Polly his wife, former
ly Polly Eylar, Aaron Eylar, Joseph Ey-
lar, Henry Eylar and Martha Ann
Rowland, formerly Martha Ann Eylar,
who inlermarried with James Rowland,
and Daniel Collier, Joseph Collier,
Henry Collier, and Elizabeth Riley for
merly Elizabeth Collier, who intermar-
ried with James Riley, Sarah Collier,
and Letha Collier, who intermarried
with some person whose name is un-
known
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
That petition was filed against them as heirs
of Joseph Ey,ar, sr. deceased, on the 18th day
of June, A. d. l54l, iN the Court of Common
Pleas of Brown county, Ohio, by Aaron Eylar,
Joseph Eyar, Henry Eylar, Katharine Cary and
Isaac Cary her husband, g. Elizabeth Beveridge g.
John L. Beveridge erhusband, and is now pend
ing, wherein the said Aaron Eyar, Joseph Eyar
and others demand partition of The following real
estate: beginning at large white oak, and stone
southeast corner to Lenry Eylar; thence south,
GO degrees east, 79a poles to amulberry and two
elms; thence north, 90 degrees east, 1914 poles
to a maple, corner TO Peggy Edie AMI Others
then ce north, GS degrees west, 7S poles to su-
gar tree and stOno in the line of Henry Eylar
thence with Henry Eylars line south, % degrees
west, 100 poles to the beginning; containing SO
acres: and that at the next term of said Court
application will be made by the said \aron Ey-
lar and Joseph Eylar and others, for an order
that partition may be made Of said premises.
AARON EYLAR,
JOSEPH EYLAR,
HENRY EVLAR,
ISAAC CARY,
KATHARINE CARY,
JoHN l.. BEvERIDGE,
ELlzABETH BEvERIDGE,
A. ELLISON, Counsel for Petitioners.
June 2l, 1871.
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Justices Blanks
sHEREFF'S SALE.

For sale at the office o the Democratic
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il No 9. Lewis, on the Both of August next

And will attend in person or by deputy, at
my Office, in Georgetown, during the months of
October and November next, for the purpose of
receiving taxes from those who may wish to pay
thom there.
TIL. MIDDLETON, T.B.C.
June 24th, ls4l.
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

In CHANCERY.
Peter l.. WilsOn,( Executors of Robert Wright,
John II. Blair, deceased,
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
David Johnson !

John Woods, Lucinda IN CnANcERv.
Woods bis wife, and
William Woods.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-02-22
wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED wEEKLV-PRIcE TWO DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS
PER YEAR OR TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.
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AWFIII. CATASTRopHE

The steamboat Creole burnt-lOss of many
RUes, and great destruction ofProperty.
The steamboat Creole, Captain Dull
man, one Of the Red River packets, on,
her passage from NatchitOches TO New
Orleans with cargo Of upwards Of 1000
bales Of cotton, boxes Of specie, bundles
of bank notes, mercha ldize, &C., came
out Of Red River at the grey Of dawn on
Monday morning. When about twelve
miles below, she was discovered to be on
fire, and general alarm was given. Thst
passengers, more than sixty in number,
and consisting Of men, women and chill.
dren, were all in their berths at the
time. The FIRE commenced al the after
part Of the boat, the tiller ropes were i'm.
mediateIy severed and the confusion.
CONSERVATION and panic which ensued
deies description. Amid the raging Of
the flames, the engine continued working z
and drove the boat directly against the
shore. Here four persons lsaped of'and
escaped. Rebounding, as it appeared,
she altered her course, and running near
mile and half, brought up against
the bank on the opposite side Of the
river.
In the mean time, and while the Creole
was crossing the river, many Of the crew,
threw over bales Of cotton on which they
embarked. Some missing their am in
iumping,O ,Or their balance afterwards, were
prscipated into the stream and drowned.
Many remained on board till she reached,
the opposite shore, when they lesped of.
A few were fortunate enough 10 reach
the land, hut the greater part plunged in
to the water, and il is believed of these
nearly all were rescued. The present
estimate is that about tUelue human be.
ings lost their lives by the catastrophe -
OF the 90 or 80 unaccounted for il 10
hoped most Of them foated off on cotton
bales and may have been picked up BY
steamboats, and other crafts. There was
scarcely all article saved, The passen.
gers male and female, with scarcely an
exception, escaped with barely what they
slept in. The proverbial hospitality and
kindness Of the inhsbitants Of the neigh
borhood relieved their pressing ,neces'
sities, and enabled them TO reach the
CITY, tNe
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The Philanthropist the leading abOli-
ton paper ofthe west, thus comments
upon the Inaugural:
"Nearly a column is then devoted to an
adroit assault on abolitiOnists, and de-
fence of the slavery rights Of the people
ofthe District of Columbia; but it is SO
wOrded, that if slavery should be speedily
abolished, our grand children would need
a commentator TO instruct them in IFS
meaning. Taking the federal constltu
ton for his model, ho deals largely in the
thing, slavery, without soling his Ian.
guage with the ,DOrd The parts Of his
message in which he disserts on this sub
iect, are disingenuous and highly revolving
to a mind imbusd with the love ofjustice,
In our next We shall have more to say
respecting them. Suffice il now to state
that the new President, whom so many
abOlitionists supported as a candidate for
the Presidency, has like his predecessor, T,
pledged himself virtually to veto any bill
Tor the abolition Of slavery in the District
Of Columbia"
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ing of the Caroline. And upon this
ground our government will request the
Telease Of Mcleod, and for this purpose
has Mr.. Crittenden gone. If be is not
delivered up, it is understood Mr.. Crit
tenden remains to be present at the trial,
though he will take noPart."
If the general Government cannot de-
Eaad the release of Mcleod, it has no
light to interfere in the premises. BY
requesting the release, it assumes the pO-
stion of an advocate, or submissive tool,
Of the British government, instead Of the
protector of the Stale in the exercise oI
her authority. II seems to be the settled
policy of the new administration, that the
States shall become again Gas to all prac'
tical purposes,) mere British colonies.
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1t iS now reported that McLeod's trial
has been postponed until the summer: /:
and that the new administration a, Wash
ington are desirous that he should be civ.
en- up without. a trial, Very propable.--
The demand Of the British government
for the release of Mcleod is only the first
Of series to which Gen. Harrison thinks
we can consistently f" YIELD"
Since The above was in type, we have
met with the following extract from a let
ter to the New York Commercial Adver.
tiser, dated Washington, March Is:
"Mr. Crittenden, the Attorney Gone.
raj, leaves thia afternoon for LOckpOrt,
New York. He takes with him an au.
thenticated copy oc dispatches from the
British Government, containing the dis.
iinct and unequiyocal avOwal Of the burn
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-30

GHrOld Connecticut is counting up her
Jewels, Messrs. Granger and Badger,
who go into the Cabinet, are natives Of
Connecticut, is Gov. Woodbridge, OF
Michigan, who goes into the U. s. Senate,
and Elisha Whittlesy, Of OhiO, who goes
with Mr.. Ewing into the Treasury Depart
ment.-JOurnGI.
So look out for CONNECTICUT
BLUE LAWS. By the way, was not
the Hartford Convention held in Comet
icutf Ask Daniel Webster--pre-haps he
can tell!-- Statesman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-30

OArOld Connecticut is counting up her
Jewels, Messrs. Granger and Badger,wh0
90 into the Cabinet, are Dltives Of Con.
1ecticut, as is Gov, Woodbridge, who goes
into the U. s. Senate, and Elisha Whit
tlesey, Of Ohio, who goes with M. Ewing
inte the Treasury Department.-JOGT~
So look out for CONNECTICUT
BLUE LAWS. By the way, was not tho
Hartford ConoentiOn held in Connecti-
Cutf Ask Daniel Webster -pre-haPs he
can tell!--StdtesmGn y" as
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New SOEA SrUFENo.-somebody Is
Utica, New York, is makinea new article
for stufing sofas, mattress, &c. which on
account ofits cheapness, is likely to SUP.
ersede other materials. Il consists Of
light, curled shaVings from bass wood.
ID.
PoRK AND FLoUR.--A late number Of
the Michigan City Gazette states that
there ara now waiting for shipment At
that Places,OOO barrels of pork and a.
many Offour-Ib. ~
FIRE IN PHmADELPH1A.-The blackinR
factory Of Mr.. T. H. Sickell, in West,
street, east Of the FrankfOrd road, was
destroyed BY Ere on Monday evening.
I'D.
lRoNs--It is estimated that 100000
tons Of iron are manufactured annually
in Pennsylvania, or an increase Of iOO,-
900 tons since lSS2--B.
SUDDEN DEATH.--As the FIRST dance at
the ballast EVENING" (sayS the Portland Ar
gus Oflhe 5th) was about commencinQ,th
comp any was checked by the instantane-
Gus death Of one Of their number, Mr..
William Parker, who fell dead Just as he
had led his partner to the floor. He was
taken directly to the office Of DR.. Wood
in the Exchange building, but all life had
departed,
MIssoURI.--During the session Of the
Legislature, law has been passed for
the formation Of fifteen new counties.
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From the Ohio Statesman, March
OHIO LEGISLATURE

The Senate yesterday struck out all
Nye's Sow and Pigs" and inserted the
bill reported by Mr.. Flren in the place of
it,. The great variety Of opinions on the
subject of banking, show plainly that the
people are not partial TO any measure not
we'll restricted by responsibilities, and
such a bill the wings will not have. They
denounce all restrictions and liabilities Of
stockholders, "lOcofoco humbugs'--they
are determined to have system that is
open to fraud and swindling, or none -
The democrats will not 60 for such swim.
ding banks, and neither will the people.
Tomorrow comes on the case Of the
contested seat Of Geo. W. Holmes by j..
G. Wright.
A batch Of TIN PAN JUDGES came of
this afternoon. Federal Judges are forced
upon democratic counties by the tin pan
decree, in every instance, With what
face the members can return TO their con-
stituents in the face Of their acts, which
they SO long and loudly denounced, We
cannot say: but it was beautiful remark
Of Roman Consul, that green horns were
not cows horns!
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We are happy TO state that the cOntrO-
versy which arose in the Senate some
days ago, and which had assumed threat
ening aspect, between Col. KING Of Al
ALBANIA and Mr.. CLAY Of Kentucky, was
this day satisfactorily adjusted, BY the lat
ter Withdrawing every offensive express
sion which he had used on that occasion in
relation to the former. This Withdrawal
was received by Col. KING in the proper
spirit. After it was done, Mr.. CLAY ad-
vanced across the Senate, and he and Col,
KING shook hands, and greeted each Oths
The settlement Of the dispute was highly
honorable 10 both parties. We shall give
the particulars in our next.-GLdbe.