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iishment will see the necessity of i'm.
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Publisher are due TO those who have paid
promptly and he hopes that his thanks
will also be due 10 others, VINO have
neglected him. ere meny days. 1t is
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Dpon the publisher If they should find
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MLOpINR,

All persons interested will take notice
that the undersigned petitioners have this
day filed their petition 10 the office oflhe
clerk of The court Of common pleas for
the county of Carroll, in the State
Of Ohio; praying said court 10 vacale a
part of the town Of Leesburgh in said
county, described as follows: Lots No.
73, IS, 70, "a, 85, 80, 81, 95, SO 81,
98, l02, l03, lO7, and 10S together with
the streets and alleys adjacent thereto;
and that said petitioners claim title 10
said described lots, as The assignees OF the
proprielors OF SAID Town; and that on the
first day of the next Term of said court
to be holden in aud for said county or
some subsequent day thereof. said peti.
TONERS will make application to said
court to have said part Of said town above
described vacated.
THOMAS CUMMINGS,
ELI WILLEMAN. e.
THOMAS BUSBY.
BY E. R. ECKLEY,
their Attorney
April IA, lS43-6O.
Printers fee 3,75*--e.
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TIE STATE OF OHiOI "a
CAfRoLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Much Term. A, d. Is43.

Much Term. A, D. Is43
KIosey Talbot, !
bS
William Talbot, john 10 Chancery.
Pummer, and Ben !
jdmln Cobun.
William Talbot and John PlUmmer,
non 'esldenls, VIII lake notice thai, on
The 22j day o March, a b. l842, KIN
sey Talbot, Of Jefferson counry Onic,
fled his Bill 10 The Court ol Common
Pleas Of The county Of Carroll OHIO,
setting torDh amongst other things Iba!
at The Ociober term, l84l, Of the Su-
prene Court within aud ior SAID county,
SAID William TaIbItl and john PIummer
recovered judgment against said Ben.
jamID Coburn ioI S603.83, and for costa
Of suit, and that d mandate issued 10 the
Couu Of Common Pleas to carry said
Judgment into execution. That said
Judgment was recovered against SAID
Cobufn for mill Iight work done by said
Talbot and PIummsr in partnership, in
1888 and 1884, and that about the first
January, 1886, The partnership was dis
solved. and upon settlement the claim
against CobUrn become the sole proper
ty OF SAID Pummer That said Plum
mer prosecuted the clam IN the name
Of the firm, but at his sole expense, SAID
Talbot never pretending TO have any
interest or claim therein; that about The
18th Of March, lS4l, said PIummer
transferred the claim to complainant,
whereby all The interest therein passed
10 hIm. The Bill charges that CoburD
conlederaled with William Talbot 10
deIraud complainant, and pretend that
said judgment has been paid by CotUrn
to William Talbot. This Bill prays
notice and process: That said Coburn
may be eujoIued IRON paying and said
William Talbot and Plumner from re-
celvlng any part OF SAID judgment, and
from causing any satisfaction or acquit.
tance 10 be entered on said Judgment
That defendants may be compelled 10 an.
swer, and that on the final hearing the
said COburn may be decreed 10 pay the
amount Of sad Judgment 10 said complai.
nant, and that he may have such other
and further relief as the nature of his
case may require.
| William Talbot Of The State OF Penn
Isylvania, and John PIummer, whose pre-
sent place Of residence Is unknown, are
hereby notified that unless within sixty
days they appear, plead, answer or de
mur to said Bill, The same as to them
will be taken as true and confessed, and
at the term of the Court of Common
Pleas next thereafter, to be holden within
and for The county Ci Carroll, Ohio, de
cree thereon will be entered according
Iy.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
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OAID ar OF SAL.

ORD SJ2 D& SAL.
john Back d Sarah
bis wife,
Us 10 partition.
John Study 81 susanah
his wife, et ais.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, OHIO. 10 me directed, |
viii Offer for sale on Wednesday The Sd
day Of May next, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and a p NJ by publio
outcry, al the door Of the Court house in
Ca'TolIlon, in said county. the following
real estate, 10 wit: The North half Of
The North East Quarer of Section II,
Township l3. Range l. with the i'm.
provemenis iheTeOn-appraisfd al $50
dolIars-said land situate in Monroe iR.
Carroll COUNTY, Ohio.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 81, l843.
Printers lee 2.25 p,
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TAILORING
U. lP. 0}AEQ} elTl,

ND ESPECTFULLY informs the cin.
IA zeDe Of CaroIltoO & vicinity, that
he is prepared, at bis shop. two doora
east Of the CarroIIlon Hall, to carry on
The above business in all is various bran.
ches, IN Tho nealest and most substantial
manner. Those who favor him with
their custom, he filters himself, will not
regret it, as il will be his constant aim to
give general satisfaction.
CarrUlIton, April 7, lS43,
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5 rUns assorted Juniata Iron.
95 K~gs DO do Nails, jus; re.
cerIng on consignment and for sale low
for cash or merchantable produce b,
A. 6 GATLETT.
WelIsyiHe, Jan. 27, l843.
N. b. A good stock Ul Iron & Nails Of
best Jupiata Brands kept constantly on
hand.
A. G. C.
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April IA, l843.
THE STATE OF OHIoJ se

THE ,, STATE OF ONO, IS.
William Champer and Ann Champer bis
vile,
vs..
Jacob Sluts and Elizabeth Sluts, Alexan
der Smith and Julian Smith, Mary
Champer, Obadiah Champer.
jacob SIuls IL Elizabeth SIuls bis wife
Alexander Smith and Julian Smith his
wife, Mary Champer and OBADIAH Cham.
per will take notice that petition was f..
led against them on the 9Th day of April,
A. D 1913, in the court OF common pleas
IN said county by William Champer aud
Ann ChamPer bis vile, and is now pend
ing; whrein The said William and Ann
demand partition of the following real es.
tate, 10 wit: Lot No 20, known as such
on the original plat ofthe town Of Centre
vile (now Carrolton) in said county;
and that at the next term of said court
application will be made by said deman
dants for un order that partition may be
made Of said premises
WILLIAM CHAMPER Il wife.
By STANTON g. M'CLAVE
their Attorneys.
April Ii, 1913.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.

William Mercer
vs. 10 Cbancery.
George Peooock, ct al
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued
IRON The court Of common pleas for Car
roll cau0ty, Ohio, and to me directed, |
will offer for sale on Wednesday the
81 day Of Nav, A. ID. l843, between
The hours Of 10 o'clock A M and 4 o.
clock P NJ. by public outcry, at The door
Of the court house in Canolllon, In said
couhty, as the prOpert! Of George Pen.
mock, including The equitable lDteresl Of
Simeon Jennings, TO VII: the South west
quarter Of section II, township 10, Of
Range 5, with the tebemeDis. SaI1 land
Is situated in Carroll county, Ohio.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Master commissioner 10 cbancery.
March 81, lS43.
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ACMOOL.

The subscribtr hereby gives notice to
The ciIlzens oil CaTrollon aud The vicIni'
ty, that he intends commencing a school
WllhIn the borough, iD April Dexl.--
Terms for tui'lon will be made known
PRIOR 10 Ihe opening Of the school.
JOHN MCCORMICK.
March II, ls43.
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VEGETABLE OINTMENT;
For The Piles, FiSSureS, &c.

Ate. a practice Of more than thirty
years, and witnessing a great amount OF
human suffering from thus distressing
maady, and believing that The remedies
heretofore discovered for its cure, are al
most an entire failure, short Of an opera
lion by the ligaiure, wire or knife, d.
Humphreys has been induced 10 besIow
uncommon attention to The subject, with
a design Ia discover a remedy that would
possess the power 10 remove the lnfiam
nation and dIsperse the tumetacIon OF
the parts, and at the same time be
mild and desirable remedy. His aBtlcl
pations have been most fully answered, i,
for discovery combining active Ingre-
dents which, in The composition produce
modified results, aud increased efficiency
as a medical agent, and although lis
base is composed Of highly active IN
gredieGts, its notifications are such that
il becomes as composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted 10 the use oI the most
delicate subject.
As test of sincerity and confidence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledges
bimseflo perfect a cure OF Piles in all
cases that may he submitted 10 his man
agement or in case Of failure in any case
no charge will be made for The ONT
ment.
For sale, in CarrolIton, at The Drug
Store Of
R. KENNEDY.
Morch QI l91Q
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG in The Post Office al
10 Carrollton on the lsl day of April
A. d. I643.
Jonathan BIIman Andrew Moore
VIM Bnckedge John Maple
Chs. Burchfeld VIM Marshall
VIM Brown David Maple
John Catfey VIM. M'Gavran
John Canon Caroline Marks
VIM Croxton Abbe M'Qdeen
Matthew DunIap George Moore
Huston DuAield WIN MQueen
Neomi Davies John Muiiclt
John Delord GA&EJ Milhof
Valentine Ebersole Moren Moody
Catina EverIy Susanuah Miller
EIenor Elliot David Need
Thomas Fisher James Paterson
EImar G Ferry Wm Perry
Mrs. Scrap. Grimes Isaac Parr
VIM Greer John PearCh
Danie Green Katharine Pugh 2
Daniel Hopes James Ready
racob Harsh Daniel Riegel
CHRIS, Ilaverstick Margaret Runion
John Hunter Reason Randolt
Leonard Harsh Mary Shannon
WIN Hunter Ruth Snyder
VIM D jenkins, 7 Peter Sager
George Kinluer Peter ShePperd
james Laws Thos Taylor
WIN Lindsey George Tope
J Lehman jeremiah Taylor
Thos S Lacy M or c Van Kirk
VIM r Lee Matthias collars
Stephen M'Gavran
THOMAS WILSON, P. M.
CarroIIton, April 7, 1913.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of Vendi ErpOnds
ISSUED out Of the court oil common pleas
Of Carroll county, to me directed, ! will
offer for sale at the door of the court
house IN Carrollton. on the third day OF
May, between the hours ol 10 o'clock
A M and i o'clock P NJ the following
real estate, 10 wit: the north east quarter
Of Section 10, tp sixteen, Range &, con-
tanning l45 acres. ALSO-lhe south
east quarter o + Section II, township ~
Range 7, containing l6l acres more or
less. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 81, l843
Printers fee 1909.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
- n II
March 81, l843
Printers fee 1907.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted to the estate Of Esther Brown,
late of Carroll county, OHIO, decd, TO
make immediate payment 10 The under.
signed administrator, de bOniS non; and
all those having claims against said es-
tate, are requested 10 present them, prop
erly authenticated for settlement, within
one year from this date.
fl, B. PEARCE,
Administrator.
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an again located in WeIlsvilIe, with
the intention Of making it a permanent
residence, and doing General Commits.
SION and Forrarding Business.
Occupying The Warehouse on the cor
ner Of Lisbon and Water streets, (being
the premises lately occupied by Hamp,
ton q Co lis immediate vicinity to The
wharf, affords superior advantages for tho
prompt transaction Of Receiving, For.
wardIng and Shipping.
My facilities for a commission busi-
pess are, an extensive acquIntance and
correspondence, and considerable exp
rIence. These, together with delprul..
nation 10 promote The interests COZ fidr d
in me, trust will merit and secure pat
ronage.
A.G CATLETT
M,roh tAiI
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LAW PRACTICE.
HUNTER & MORRISON,
CarrolIton, March 81, l643.

.ATToRNIEs & CoUNsEILoRs AT LAW,
And Solicitors IN Chancery.
Will practice in the county of Carroll
and adjoining counties. Office on Main
street, in the room formerly occupied as
Store by M'EIderry j. Miller.
April 2l, l843.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ oI I'd Pin e ta e!
lep ia issued out OF the urt of com.
mon pleas Of Stark county, Ohio, and to
me directed, | will offer for sale at the
door Of the court house, In CarroIton,
on Monday The I7lh day Of April, inst,
at 10 o'clock Of said day, the following
property, VIZ: One Black Horse. Ia
ken IN execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 7, ls43
Printers fee 1907
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FARM FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber is desirous 10 sell his
VALUABLE FARM,
Printers fec 3,75*--e.

Valuable ANN,
situated on the SteubenvilIe and Canton
road. three miles east of Carrollton, Car.
roll county, Ohlo-contaInIng l64 acres
of first rate land-of which 95 acres are
cleared and in high state Of cultivation
Among the improvements are large two
story dwelling house, double barn, sta.
bic, and other out houses, together with
an abundance of grated fruit trees, of
almost every variety. The uncleared
land IS we'll timhered and the whole tract
we'll walered The dwelling house IS sit
uated at point where several State and
county roads cross, and dlverge toward
all The important towns IN this section Of
the State. This location would therefore
afford an excellent situation for Tavern
or Store. For terms apply 10 the sub
scriber on the premises.
J. WOLFF.
April IA, l843.
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March 81. lS43.
LOOK AT THIS!

ALL those indebIed to the subscriber
either by note, due-bll or book account,
will please call and settle the same i'm
mediately, as | have large payments to
make on the first day of April, and must
consequently have money. AL! those
that neglect this notice, will find their
accounts left for collection, without re-
speCt to any. Attend to this and save
trouble.
J. s. HUNTER.
March II, l843,
N. B. Also, all indebted 10 HUNTER
& ARMSTRONG will please call and settle
The same Immediately. Armstrong is
about 10 leave and must have his ac.
counts settled without delay.
HUNTER 4 ARMSTRONG.
March II, lS43.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Al my Instance writ Of attachment
was this day issued by Joseph Cellars,
Justice of the Peace Of Monroe town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, against the
property and effects oil Daniel ZwalIey, a
non-resijent of said county.
ISAAC M'GREGOR.
January 81, lG43.
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rgGg9g :tgagpg

THE clnzens Ol Carroll couny, Onio,
are hereby notified, thar The ~ d9rsign.
ed has commenced The business Of re-.
pairing
Clocks and Watches
or all kinds, 10 the best possible man
ner; aud at prices that, it is hoped, will
give satisfaction to all. Iii3 shop is on
Main street, two doors west 9 Leggers
Hotel.
Or An wOrk done by The subscriber
mill be Warranted.
J. R RUDULPH.
CarroIllon, March 81, lS43.
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March 81, 1843.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of f ia, et leu. ia
cidS issued out of lhe court of common
pleas of Harrison county, OHIO, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale at The
door of The court house in arroIIlon, on
Thursday The 9th day of April next, at
| o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, he follow
ing property, to wit: Three bay Mares,
one gray Mare, three Spring Colts, one
four horse Wagon, three sets Of Horse
Gears, three Mich Cows, six dry Cattle.
one Bureau and one Table. Taken 10
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 81, l843.
Printers fees Sl,00*
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hLu WGIl hUb"b
TAVERN STAND,
Formerly owned by Col. MalsOn Ayres;
is fitting it W aud preparing himself with
every thing necessary 10 accommodate
the public 10 manner and style not in
ferior to any country house in the West,
He is determined to keep his
TABLE
supplied with Inc best of Provisions, his
BAR
with choicest Liquors, and bis
STABLlNG,
Which is large and commodious, will be
we'll provided aud attended with care
fui and attentive Oster; and last, though
moi least, his
CHARGES
Will be moderate. In this point he is
determined not TO be beat.
JOHN POTTER.
Harrisburgh, April 7, l843.
@@1AI @A&GAGIS
AND NO MISTAKE;
At the Store of the subscribers, in BOG
oar, Tu6carGWaS Co. 0
NNHE subscribers have a general as
soItment Of
Cloths, CassimeTGs,
CASSINETTS, KENTUCKY JEANS
A splendid selection of
PAIISIIP5,
A large lot Of the best articles OF
MUSLHNS;
And a variety of other aTIicler too num-
erous to mention, all Of which we offer
for saleGal % per cent. less than the same
articles can be bought at any other es
lablishmeal in this place.
A D. THAYER & Co.
Bolivar, April Z, l643.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

T will offer for sale on The premises, on
4 Tuesday the 10Th day of May next,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and
4 n'cIock P NJ the following real estate,
(beIonging tolhe estate Of Frederick Hu-
dIemyer, decd } to wit: Lot No % in
the lowO Of Weriemburgh, Carroll co.
@, Said Lot has good one story frame
house on II.
JOHN BUCKLEY.
Administrator.
April Ia, ls43
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400 lbs. Cotton Yarn Of a superior
quality Just received and Tor sale at the
usual low prices AT The store oi
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
January Il, 1913.
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March 81, lS43.
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO E.
Administrator.

ADMINISTRATORS NOIIL E.
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted to the estate Of John J. Renni
er, late of Carroll county, Ohio. dec d., to
make immediate payment TO the under.
signed administrator; and all those hav.
ing claims against said estate are reques
ted to present them properly authenlIca,
ted for settlement, within one year from
IhIs date.
JOHN ADAM RENNIER.
Administrator.
Micah 91 1QIQ
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Tavern Stand for Sale or
Rent

THE subscriber wishes TO sell or rent
The Tavern stand owned by him in the
town Of Magnolia, Stark county, Ohio.
The house Is large and commodIous, and
every way adapted TO the use ofa tavern
stand. The stabing Is excellent. There
is also pump on The premises which
will a1old water without fail. Any per.
son or persons wishing TO purchase said
property, may have the privilege oIsui'
ting their own convenience, as 10 the
payments, il they are reasonable. APP
ply at my residence in Harrison 'p. Car
roll CO. where my terms may be known.
ANDREW MOORE.
February "a, lS43
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ID EMAlNING in The Post Office al
Ia Carroiton ON the 1Sl day of April
A. ID. IS43.
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DR.. StaFkWealhcr's lRcpat-
ic Elixir,

For The cure Of Liver Complaint, JOun-
dice and Dyspepsia.
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A. G. CATLETT
Juniatta Iron & Nails.

"E~H A5I3 n
Wellsville. Jan, 81, 1S43.
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EAGLE HOUSE

In the North end of Polter's Row, New
HarrIsburgh, Carroll county, Ohio. The
Undersigned having purchased that old
and we'll known
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Clocks and Watches

CarroIlron, March 81, ls43.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16
MANHATTAN.

SowINs GRAss SEsD.-Thick ard even
mot thin and iriegular--is the true in.
terest, One oflhe most frequent errors
ia agricultural operations, is in sowing
grass seed too thin and uneven great IS
the lost in either case, while nothing is
easier than 10 remedy both. L. tho
spring Of 1885, clover seed was vely
scarce and dear some sowed none, and
others scattered il as thin as possible
over the ground, and the effects Of this
proceeding have been visited wilh great
severity on the delinquents. There las
been a deficiency Of hay and pasture,
thin bare sod to plough down The ma.
nure heap has shruuk 10 its dcmension
for want ofproVender,and the subsequent
crops have been propouionably starved
and diminished. This season clover seed
is very abundant, cheap, and Of good quail.
lty, and il might be well tor the provident
TO lay 10 store against a season Of scar.
city and high prices, aud this may readily
be accomplished by putting il 10 a tight
dry cask, through Ihs buHg.h0le. and
bunglng it up and keeping il in dry
place, where it Is believed It will temain
good for several years TO come. Clover
should be one Of the grasses sUwu, but
other seeds should always accompany il,
as there 10 larger crop where several
kinds Of grasses are grown together
sometimes the season being lavorabls to
one aud not to another. Many farmers
begin to think il more profitable to raise
orchard grass than timothy where the
selling Of hay is not Intended, as il fur.
nishes mote pasture, both early and late,
and is equally as good, il not better, for
home use, as. Timothy bears higher
price in market thaa any other kinds Of
hay, and the reason probably is thai hor-
ses eat less Of It in a given space Of time,
as il is a good deal Of work to chew il
hence tayern.keepers uniformly prefer il.
being for them more economical.
Farmers Cabinet.
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THR OREGON TERRITORY.

Ga looking over our files Of Engliah
journals We find that much feeling IS
manifested in the columns Of several Of
them, in regard 10 the Oregon Territory
The settlement Of the Moth EasleTn
Boundary appears TO have produced re.
newed attention 10 tho territory upon
he Pacific. Ia England, il is evident
lhey begin to feel a strong desire 10
awaken public attention 10 The unsettled
question in relation to the Oregon Terri.
tory and The effect should be 10 excite.
corresponding attention IN our country.
L is plain enough, that the public mind ia
this country, is in favor OF having ghis
question settled with as lillle delay IS por.
slble. Il is true that the great interests
Of The country, so far as they have any
relaii0n to il, should be calefplly consider.
cd. But the history Of all previous ne.
gOcialions, goes TO show that procraaiina.
ton in the adjLdgement Of national rights.
uniformly leads is groaier difficulties, and
the encountering oil enUmous expenses.
If we can Judge By the tone Of al tho
pagers, We think the people Of this couns
lEy wish speedy adjustment Of the De.
gon Territory dispute and i Is equally
obvious thar they entertain but oDe opin-
iap IN relation to the Territory, and lhai .
that is-cisarly belobgs TO us.--Sdi Ger.