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Brown County Common Pleas.
Henry Whteman, Admir- Of Petition to
Sam'l N. Warner decd. sell Real
VS.. 10 Estate,
Margaret F. Warner, widow, and Absa-
lom Brooks. Mary M. Brooks, Samuel
d. Warner, Sarah J. Warner, Christina
M. Warner, Richard g., Warner, Henry
W. Warner, and Andrew j. Warner,
heirs of Samuel NJ Warner, deed. !,
TNEiE defendants in the above named case
i will take notice, that petition has been
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of Common Pleas
Of Brown county, Ohio, praying for an order
to sell the real estate Of said heirs 10 pay the
debts Of the estate Of said Samuel N. Warner.
dec'd-on the ground Of the nsuficieney of per-
sonal assetsi accompanied by an affidavit that
the residence Of the widow ami heirs is unknown
to the Administrator; and at the next Term 6fI
said Court motion will be made for an order
accordingly. Said real estate consists of in-lots
in Chlo, ClermOnt county, Nos. % and 90: and
a lot ofground in Hamersvile, Brown county,
more particularly described in said petition.
HENRY WHITEMAN, Admir- Of
s. N. Warner deceased.
Tn, L. uAMER, Sol'r.
Jan. 2lst, 1S42-6w.
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N o t c e

HNHERE viii be petition presented to the
Il Commissioners Of Brown county, al theiI
next meeting, praying for an alteration Of The
County Road. The said County Road to inter
sect the Williamsburg and Sardinia State Road
in, or as near that point as the viewers may deem
proper. tssta
February |, Is42. --------
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my father's spirit in arms y as The boy
SAID when he was carrying homo the rum.
Jug.
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THE CHRISTIAN WORLD.


THE MAIN ODJEpT
OfthiS work is the advancement Of christianity.
To this object, whatever personal or social inter-
ests tmay be discriable IL becoming to cannect
with it, will be regarded not only as subordinate
but subseIvien
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oes Serferfne6ts 5u b0ren. Sic tru9en
ibwere Salfen auf ben Sbultern. Qls
iie Dor ben auf Dem Sanoe rolenbsn Sop:
fen porbeifamen. bIieften iie nab oeniel.
ben bin, iaben iie cine 8eile an, glitter
ten uno erblabten. Gin folbes Sbidlal
fano AUDI ibnen bepor. llno oiele Sc.
faneenen rparen 9robtentbeils frieoli6e
6irten, tpel6e ibr Sieb auf Den Ser9en
weioeten, uno Don ben Surfen erorifen
tpuroen!
Giner meiner eanosleute fe(lte MIDI S.
brabim paIba Dor. Sbrabim bat einen
fleinen iebr oiden @ub5, elm breites @es
iibt. eineeorGfte Haie, funfelnoe 2(ueen,
in ieinem @efbte beri6te etspas @rau:
enbaftes. ST 1T nibt oer wirflide Sobn
Webemeo Ili's. fonoern nur bon ibm a.
boptirt. Seine Sapferfeit fann niht be-
itritten tperoen; ct 1T INNER oer Grite
i'm Seuer, uno bietet NIT ieltner unpers
5aetbeit ben feinoli6en &ueeln uno Ga
beln Sros. St0Bt ct auf einen Seino,
70 ereift ct ibn alsbalo an, uno bat oas
@efe6t einmal beoonnen. 70 ifebt er nit
einieen Sffiaieren binter ben 8e9imen=
tern. uno baut 4qe6 nieoer, tpos Weieben
piQ. Man ersdblt. oab Sbrabim 9a-
fba unb &olofotroni ilb einit trafen uno
NIT einanoer ipra6em Seibe our6 einen
Nb9runo BON elnanoer 9etrennt. Gr9ieb
Did. ia9te Sbrobim au ibm, 70 mill ib
Dib nit 8ei6tbiimern tiberbdufen. Oie
Sreibeit meines Saterlanbes. erlpieoerte
itols Der erieebiibe 6elo. 1T mir lieber.
als Define Sbdse! uno 70 lboB e. feline
Slinte ob. oeren &ueel einen 2(rober ous
Dem @efol9e oes paf0a tootete, uno por
peribwunoen.
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53yE5~oSI
3eiten In Wti0fntppi.

sSn feinem Staate iinb Die Soloen BON
einem perfsbrten 8cieeeebuns in Scdus
auf Sanfen uno oeu 9eloumlauf mebr
in Die Iueeu falleuo, als in Dem Staate
MiHiifppi. Ser Soutbern pioneer (ei'
ne su @arroIton. Miilillippi. berausseees
bene 3eituns entbdlt fdnf uno ereibis
Spalten nit Solicitors. .Seredufen anees
|fuQt, Ser 6erouseeber mub einen ST
tras8oeen oruden. TIM Die 1nseisen aufs
,unebmen. Die einrddunsssebubren
lino unten bel ieoer 2(nseise an8emerft
unb belaufen iib i'm @anaen auf tane
feno 1877 Sbaler. 3eitun9sorufen mnB
ba elm eintrdetibes @ei6dft feln. tpenn
oer Druder onoers oarauf rebnen Fam
feline 8eaablune in ireeno cinen anoer"
llmlaufsmittel als Den geoten eebro0enef
gonfen ooer in @ilbfaeenfeqen au ems
'pfan9en. o''''o''""''
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Gin neues Olittel, iIb einen 9uten
Wfann III peritaffen.

UtatlH 3H Uet|lDulIeH.
Inter oieiem Sitet finoen mir cine @ab=
re @eibibte in elmer eonooner 3eitun9.
lpopon mir fol9enbe ueberiesuno 9eben;
"Son alien liitioen Streidben, gu be.
nsn ie Die Ginbilounesfroft zines Srauen=
,immers 3uflubt nabm, um einen ibicf=
liben 8atten au erbalten. Die uns au 8e.
fibt 9etcmmen iino, ,uiiien mir feinen, oer
Dem elmer franaofiiben Dame eleib Fam,
.pelbe ouseab, ibr &opf eleibe einem"
Sootenfopfe." Son ben sablrei6en eieb=
babern, ,pelde iib in Soloe oes uneebeus
ern Neibtbumes, ben iie on9ab su beit=
sen. INN ibre 6ano be.parben, un9eabtet
oer S6redensseifatt ibres @eiibtes, er=
belt iie nidt peni9er als 7l9 Sriefe.
Sic sei9te elmer pertrauten perion 25 biz
80 Sriefe. lpelbe iie BON Seleien BON all=
eemein befannten Wdnnern erbalten bat:
te, unb Die bod unb tbeuer perli6erten,
oab lie fets eetreu bleiben pIroen, uno
rpenn au6 ibr 9efbt Die ibrecfli6fe @es
italt in Der Belt baben lpiroe. Sic fbie=
men entiblofen gu iein, Su fbmeibeln,
su fbwdnaeln uno Die peit ielbit Su bei=
ratben, tuenn he nur ooour6 einen Sau=
fen 9olo erbalten f6nnten. Q(le oieie
8riefe lieb lie unbeantportet uno nur
einisen @enieen, bic ibre 6ano auf cine
ritterli6e Beiie beeebrt batten. lieb ite
ourb ibrea Sefrstair ibren Oane abfat=
ten.
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Sini9e Sanelun9en SOliman's oes
3lpelten, tlirfilben Sultans.

Ser Name Goldman beoeutet 70 piel
mie Salomon, bdtte oiefen Sultan nit
bin sur @eisbeit ouf ufmuntern f6nnen, Der
er inoeb ni6t er9eben, oob in Der 2bat
Elm furebtbarer, Die britenbeit in 9roBe
S1reden iesenoer &rieeer tpar. Sn iei=
net friben Suseno traf ibn piel llnslacf,
inoem Jpn lein Sater, Selim Der Grife,
babte uno uerfol9te, AUDI ibm einit einen
pereifteten S6lafrof 5ui uianote, in Der
Qbii6t, ibn ooour6 su tooten ; Goldman
entrann bieIer Sc fabr ober nod, speil leiz
ne Mutter ben S6lafrod bel 3eiten entz
fernte. ST. entlob nun aus @onitanti=
nopel uno belt fi6 lan9e in entfernten
@esenoen auf, 100 ct ii6er gu fein boffte,
uno als bic No6ribt pom Nbleben ieines
Saters bort eintrof, 9loubte Goldman, ct
iolle nur baburGb na6 gonffantlnopel 5uz
riid 9elodt uno oanx ermoroet tperoen,
uno waate es lan9e niht, bic Ge9ierun9
feines ererbten Gei6s ansutreten. Gno:
lib, bon Selims eetpi6en SOB dberseu9t,
that ct es, uno befrie9te io9leib abwebs
felno lln9orn uno periien. ltn9arn er=
oberte er, AUDI tporo ber Griee nit oemz
ielben uno Dem rGmii6en &aifer oft er=
neut, ftets init siemli1en @ldef fit Soliz
man, Der au1 biz Dor 8ien oron9 uno es
bela9erte, ieoob es nibt einnebmen fonn<
te. St lieb nun ausIpren9en es mare
lein Grnft ni6t oamit 9elpeien, ieste Ell
9enmdbtis aber einea &6nis bon ln9orn
Elm, nebnli6 Den 8oipooen bon Sieben=
biir9en, Sobann 3apoli.
St bate einen @enueler in ieinen Diem
ife, senannt 9ritti, Der 5u feinem Cpd
pet oiente uno iein &ertrauen 9enob. I'm
oieIen tpanbte fi6 ber oamali9e pabif,
melber ben Sultan germ aus BET @briffenz
beit Gtdbe entfernt fsben rpollte. 81 lieb
Den @ritti befteden, oamit er in elm Serz
ftdnonib nit ibm trait unb ibm muroen
bobe Summen seboten, ncenn er ben Sul-
tan bereben Tonne, ftatt llnsarn uno
Deut11lano, perfien gu beeriesen. Gritti
per1ubte es burd cine propbe5eibun9,
na6 BET Goldman perften erobern unc
ats Sofi BON perfen eefr6nt tperoen rpdrr
|be. 9esterer baute baronf unb 5os nab
periien, tpo aber bas 9ande sano 9e9en
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Cur unterbaltuns uno Selebruna.
Wlooon uno Sbrabim paIba i'm Sab
re 1926.
re 1876,

SD fann." 70 er5dblt Der @eiIenoe,
na6 Mooon. no ii6 oas 6auptauartier
bet Gepptiiben Nrmee nebit ibrem Gbef
Sbrabim befano. 2ls ib oas 1bal bin.
abeine, rpelbes nab Mlooon fdbrt, be.
wunoerte ib bic Srubtbarfeit oieies So-
oens, wel6er obne &ultur nit Slumen
uno pfanssn beoedt 1T. 6ier pu6fen
Gitronen uno Sraneenbdume, bort bi!oe:
ten tauienbfarbiee 8lumen einen Garten !;
peiterbin perlbSnten Wprtben uno Nos
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Die iunoe Dame bate nibt i'm Gimme
eebabt, fib our6 oieie Ginlobunoen einen
eebenssefdbrten au perfbaffcn; obsleib
ibr 5er3 feinestpe9s unempfinolid ipar.
Sn oen brillianten 9eieufbaften, bic iie
immer nit elmer Mosfe por Dem 8efibte
befubte, bate fie einen funeen Wann 9e=
ieben, oer elm coles, mdnnlibes 9eii6t
bate. uno oehen @eift ourb cine CUTE
Gr3lebun9 9eldutert mar. Seine Ser=
m6eensumftdnoe tparen BON oer Irt. oaB
Sob in feinen Quoen nur ,penio Wertb
baben fonnte. Die Dame nit oer Mas=
fe bate na6 uno no6 ibn 70 ourb ibre
9eiftreiebe llnterbaltun9 uno fanften 9ez
fuble, bic oieielbe belebten, be9eiitert. oae
ct enolib erfldrte, bic Gube iener Seele
bdnoe bon elmer Serbinouno nit ibr ab.
Sic perbaro ibm Den Ginorud nibt. ben
ct ouf ibr 6ers eema6t babe, nod per=
beblte fie ibm oos Sereniisen, oos es ibr
MAIDEN nuroe, ieinen Baniben na6su=
fommen; oQein iie mabte ibn auf ibre
Surbt aufmerfiam, oab gntiesen uno
9teue bei Dem Inblid ibres @eiibtes, oas
Dem 5ooe in ieiner ibredlibiten @eitalt
eleiebe, ibn er9reifen piirpe. Sic parns
te ibn, iib nibt 5u iibereilen, uno tpcbl
su bebenfen. ob ct Stdrfe eenue babe. Die
ibredlibe Sduibune, bic ibm beeeenen
m6bte. su ertraeen. Sbon re6t! Sbon
rebt! ia9te BET iunoe Wann. ,,nebmen
sic meinc Sano uno aeieen Sie ibr 8es
fibt nur oen Iueen Sbres @atten. -
SD bin es aufrieoen." iprob iie. ..ollen
bebenfe, oab itb oen 9erin9ffen 2(u5orud
Don Sbrcfen uno Mibmutb - ooer eor
Sera6tune, nibt iiberleben weroe."
,,Stb fIrbte MIDI nibt Dor oer probe."
erpieoerte ct. "ib liebe Sbr 6ers uno
nibt Sbre 8eitalt". ".-Sn obt Saeen, ent=
eeonete Die Game. fol- ibr 8uni6 befries
oist weroen. Sic bereiteten fib 5ur l0ei=
ratb Dor uno un9eabtet Der @ei9eruno
oes iuneen Wannes, cine @iillionen Sba=
ler in 8anfnoten. bic iie ibm anbot, am
sunebmen, perfbreb iie ibm ibr 8anses
8erm6oen.
,,@enn sic nibt Mutb eenue baben
ioQtem fir Sbre 9efdbrtin 5u ouloen,"
iaete fie. 70 miro MIDI tuenioiten5 Der @ee
oanse berubioen, Den Monn, Den ib liebs
te, bereidert 6u baben, uno - ulelleldt
mag ct bod meinem 2(n9eoenfen cine Sbras
ne peroieBen.
Haboem fie BON Dem 2(ltar, bor Dem
fie fit immer uerbunben lporoen 'paren,
,uradfamen. warf iie ii6 auf ibre 8nie
Dot ibrem 8emabl nieoer uno leate bic
Sano auf ibre @asfe. 8el6er 3uitano
fit einen 8rduti9am! Sein 6er5 flopf=
te, fein Gehbt puroe blab - Del Masfe
fel-uno-er fab elm Gneels. .Geii6t Der
SbSnbeit! Sraulib rief iie oann aus
gu bait nibt 9dblibfeit perolent, o'rum
bearGBt Dib 9iebe in ibrer beliebten 8es
| ffalt.
Das elGdlitbe paar reiste am nd6iten
Gage bon paris nab eiponlen ab, 100 Die
aroben 8dter BET Dame fi6 befanoen.
98eltbdreer,
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/ banfb1r ansenomnlen uno fur ben 9emoDnllbe
fisfe uno WittDsilunsen maiTsn tfrei eln
Jpn auffano, bic 8eiber uno &inoer ielbit
nit gu ben 8afen erifen, 70 oob Coli
man eeidla9en uno suriid9etrieben rparo.
@esen oen 6riitliben Sefeblsbober auf
Rbobis, pel6e Snf fel Goldman eroberte>
5eiste ct cine feltene @rofmutb, inoem ct
ibm ber seleiffeten tapfern 5eeen'pebr
balber, piele 2(6tun9 betpies. Oem Ses
5ier Sbrobim feinem Ginitlins, tpioerz
fubr bin9esen Elm b6ies S6idial. Go
liman bate ibm burb einen S6pur be-
tbeuert oab er, 70 lanse ct, Der Sultan,
leben waroe, ni6ts fit iein eeben gu be-
fir6ten baben iolle, unO 9leibrpobl be-
i1lob ct nabber, ibn ermorben 5u loien.
Sbrabim mubte ins Seroil fommen uno
Goldman leste iib iblafen, na6oem ct ben
Sefebl ertbeilt, ,pdbreno ieines S6lafes
ben Se5ier su fronsuliren. 3a6ber ia9z
te ct: Sblofenoe fino Sooten abnlib,
i1 babe ni6t 9elebt, ols Sbrablm itarb,
alIo meinen S1tpur ni6t 9ebro6en.
Sci BET Ginnobme BON Sel9rab purbe
Elm rieienmdbi9 9rober Sefterrei6er sefan-
gen, ben ale Siirfen NIT Serwunoerun9
anfaben. Ser Sultan bate einen 3rper9
in ieinem @efol9e, uno sebet oieien, GUT
&urSpeil, einen 3peifampf nit Dem &ie.
fen 5u unternebmen. Gbe es ba5u Fam,
tpuroen aber Dem Seferreider bic Sebnen
an Den &aiefeblen ourbi9nitten, 70 oab
ct fib nibt auf ben 8iiben balten, Der
3Wer9 Jpn oaber lei9t iiberminoen fonnte.
@ro6e proseBs Soften in England.
llnlansit liefen in elmer @rafiboft @ns
lanos einiee S6aafe ouf oa5 @ut zines
pa1ters uno benasten mebrere Nepfelbdu=
me. Ser Sbaoen wuroe ouf cine @uiz
nee torirt, Der poebter pertanste aber 80
S6illin9e Grjae. Oariiber entltano elm
proseb bel Dem @eribt6bofe oeSSrts, neil
oer Gi9entbimer oer Sbaafe nunmebr
9ar feinen Grlae leilten pollte. 8on
oieiem 9eriebte tpuroe Die Sa6e inoefen
an Die &in9s ESenb nab eonoon pertpie=
fen, uno oieie peru rtbeilte ben Serfla9ten
5u7 @uineen Strafe uno l27 pfuno ct.
Soften. Bur Seribti9un9 oieler Soften
puroe lein 8irtbfboftsserdtb in Se-
fbla9 senommen, sno fir iiebensi9 pfuno
perfauft. Dobei mabten Die Soften fit
bic in oieier Sa6e selooenen 3eu9en neun-
5ebn pfuno, uno fir Den 9te6tsbeiftono
fiebenSi8 pfuno; auberoem muBte Der
Serurtbeilte, nm ftb lpesen oieler unerz
fbpinsli6en Soften in's @efdn9nib 5u
beseben bunoertfiinfSis Weilen 5uradz
le9en.
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G9ie#seas Sen ls. gSeptem6er ls42.
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The DIsrRIcrING BILL.

IL will be seen by reference 10 an article
in this paper has been passed through the
House. and viii probably meet the approba-
ton Of the senate. In every respect ii
seems 10 be fair and equitable. No bet
Ter plan has or could have been proposed.
Each district is made out of contiguous
counties, which on the map exhibit no
frighiful gerrymanders, and contain a poPu-
tation as nerriy equal as possible without
departing from conniy lines which should be
carefully avoided. As it relates 10 politics
even the locos, except a few hot headed
leaders, are willing 10 acknowledge the
arrangement TO be perfectly just. 1t gives
them certain, one Representative in Con-
gress in the Northern district, and as fair
an opportunity in the other districts as they
have ever enjoyed in these sections of the
cfafa
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ShnriH's Sale.

TEIAKEN by virtue of an Execution IN
L. my hands for collection all the hay III
two barns belonging 10 Lewis Abbey IN
M~iddlebufy supposed 10 be fifteen TONS and
all the oats in the bundle ia said barns sup
posed TO be 100 bushels, one yoke OF iou'
year old oxen, one yoke staple and ring one
nair of three yea. old steers, three cows, 2
yearIine heifers, one bay horse, one single
Wagon. and one single harness, which
property ! shall sell at public auction at the
barns Of said Lewis Abbey in said Middle
bury, on Tuesday the 22d day Of November
instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO the highest
bidder for cash as the law directs.
Nov. s, 1912. A. SMITH, Sheriff.
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Mr. Hubbel renewed bis proposal OF amend
ment, and demanded the yeas and nays, winch
were taken, without debate, and the amend
ment rejected, yeas IA, nays l5- Mr. Butler
then renewed his proposal Of amendment, and
demanded the yeas and nays, and the amend
ment was rejected, yeas IA nays Is. Mr.
Smalley moved that the bill be laid upon The
table, and made the order for the tomorrow
mo ming; motion negatived. Ia to Is. Mr.
Bubbel then moved thtl the bill be laid upon
the table and made the order for this afiel
noon. Motion sustained by Messrs Hubbel
and Smalley, on the ground that time should
be given for those WHO desired OPP %rtuniiy
or reheotlon ami 10 sneak unon the sub &c.
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ceive The confidence of the Democrtic party.
who have held the highest Offices during its
ascendancy, are with the friends of Gov.
King, many of them connected with the
Government, and most of them its snnDor.
tiers.
The greatest opposition TO the extension
of suffrage has always come from the strong
Locofoco section of the State.
The loco party held the power in the
State from about the time of the election of
Gen. Jackson. until after the election of
Van Buren,, and always refused to extend
the franchise.
The only free Constitution ever submit.
ted in a legal form TO the people of the
State, for their adoption, was submitted by
the present Wing majority in the State.
The Constitution Of the Dorr party was
not in any important particular more libe-
raj than the one submitted by the lawful
authority of the State, for which they rcfi.
sed from factions grounds to vote for, and
! thus defeated.
The votes taken for the Dorr Constitution
were taken in an informal manner the
officers were not sworn, nor legally appoin-
led. The polls were kept open SIX days,
and it is fairly estimated that five Thousand
fraudulent votes were cast Of men who were
absent from the State, some at Cape Horn,
and some were dead. The votes were Civ
en- as proxy votes. by persons who had no
power so TO do. These facts are well au-
thenticaied in a pamphlet put out by Mr..
Potter, a leading Van Buren, man in Rhode
Island.
The Constitution ofDorr failed to receive
one half the real votes of the State. 1t did
not receive as many votes as Gov. King
received for Governor.
The Constitution of Dorr did not allow
CoLERED PERSONS TO vote neither did II
allow persons who were not freeholders &c
vote in laying town taxes. While here in
old free Massachusetts,, no such distinction:
are made.
The people of Massachusetts are the
friends of free suffrage Their own Con
s%titution is the strongest evidence Of it tina
can be adduced, and when the Loco(oco:
charge that the Wings are the enemies oI
free suffrage, they charge what they know
10 be false. Their whole aim is to deceive
and present a false issue TO the people.
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Hon. JOHN PopE The Portsmouth, IVA.

7 ZION. JOHN OPb - hc itSilOuiu.\ fd.J
Banner calls our attention to an article in
tie Lynchburg Virginian, which says that
whilst Mr.. Pope was recently at Fortress
Mo. uroe, he gave Indication that he was
Tyl, fish. The Lynchburg Virginian also
speaks of Mr.. Pope as an old rival and enc
nv of Mr.. Clay, as the Wickliffes and Mar
sballs are, who hate him for his plebeian
origin, and because he has oyershadowed
them.
Whatever may be the feelings of the
Wickliffes and the Marshalls towards Mr..
Clay, land we shall not deny that they are
those of haired and envy,) we know MIR.
Pope entertain,; Il very high regard for Mr..
Clay, personally. We have many a time
heard him express h~in;selfin eloquent terms
of his extraordinary talents, his heightened
manliness, and utter SC orn OF everything
mean and underhanded. We have heard
him say that he had tried hard TO hate Mr..
CLAW, while they were rivals, but he never
could there was always Something about
him that he could not help at .nlring, after
all. In our warfare" said Mr.. p, she
was always honorable, manly, and above
board. liang the fellow, he would make
me love him in spite of our hostility TO each
othcr."--U. S. GazsHe.
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Died.

At his residence Lyndon on the 18th lust.
Hon. Isaac Fletcher formely member OF
Congress for this State.
At Montpelier on the 18th ult. Mr.. Center
Lamb aged 40 Of the firm of Silon Lamb &
Co.
At Dorset Rev. William jackson D. d.
At Burlington Hrs A. c. Reyes wife OF
John Peck aged 81. years.
At Canaudiagua NY. Mrs Lucy Emmer-
son wife of Thomas Em,nerson late Of
Windsor Vt. and now residing at Buffalo.
IN Shoreham Oc'. %. Sasaph r, young.
est daughter ofJoseph ard Elizabeth Tread.
way aged Is years Printers in Penn. arc
requested, &c.
In Mobile. Mr.. John n. Warren, IL IN.
tive of Middlebury, VT. but for many year:
past n resident Of that city, in the 9Th yeal
of his age.
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SNow-The New Hampshire papers an
nounce that snow fell at Concord and New
port, in that Stale, on the Doth inst.
New HAnPsBrRB.-The Legislature of n,
H. will meet on Wednesday mex for an Extra
Session. The principal business of The ses-
sion is the revision of the State Laws.
ANOTHER CANpIDATE.-The friends of Gov.
Cas-, or present Minister to Fr'nce, have
called a meeting at Harrisburg, Pa, III adept
measures TO bring him out for the Presidency.
The Locofocos have now in the field, Col. r
Nj. Johnson, MIR, Buchanan, MIR. Ian Buren,,
MI. Calhoun. and, as pts alters, Col. Benton
and Capt. Tyler.
GRoUxD AND LOFTY TUMBLInG.-During
his brief political career, Mr.. J. c. Spencer
has been for and against General Harrison
against Mr.. Tyler, and now foI him, body and
soul, TO secure mis- present place. Such a po-
litical Harlequin is rarely to be found.-Bat.
PAT