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MEKIcAN AFRAIRs-

~ - u
Correspondence relative TO Texas
- hss taken place between Gov shannon
IS. spdlhe Mexican Minister oiFOFeign Re.
is' Atloas, - Mexico, which looks quite
beliigstehisnd rsndeis il doubtful wbelh
"a .sfths difi0aliies between our Govern
mem spd thar ofAisxicO win be smicObIy
seiiled. We have NOT room for the cor,
isspoodenee, and can now only give
! she following summary from the New
Orleans Picsyane.
sl eIl-w0ald appears from such Of the pub.
lahod correspondence aswe have seen
ii the DIARIo, that on the 3lst Ultimo,
Governor Shannon addressed letter to
The Mexican sgovasnment, protesting
aesinsp ths proposed invasion Of Texas
81 BY Mexico, and especially agsust the
lnanner in which the invasion WAS 10 be
made. 10 this the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, repled--(ws haVo not seen his
commnhication)d )denyiae the right Of the
Uai.edSlales or any foreign government
50 interfere ia the interni Al alfihs Of the
Eepablie. Gov. Shannou,in answer char,
acferizss the Secrelaiy'5 letter as being
grossly offensive, inSsm1c h as il charges
Sthe UAicd States, its government 0nd
ihaPc0ple, with falseaood, uickery. in
sriRiie and designs cf the most dIshohor-
sble character. Coy, SbaInnn, alleges
.ihsl Ihe nolco ol the Secretary is so gross
z inaits character, so offensive that he car
! lsniy dem Ind that il bs at oHc G With
draWn.
t1. #, The Mexican Minisisrte teples, ,sith the
utmost vemtb. II (, treats ll,0 earlHl
( pari ,ieMT Sbahnou's correspondence al
being superciloGs and offensive, jus ifet
althathe has himself wi ten. profess
.lllai ihs NJ Mgxicantgovegnment has done
aud sdoing. ali that ii can 10 prevent
tuplAre with the Uailed States, but tia
hiriiFs have reached such crisis ihati
is neeessasy for lis government TO speaI
S., out plainly before dno world. He there
aipre declines 10 wilhdraw The note.
s F0m the tone Of this letter, il is evi
dent enough that the Mexican minister
of lhs opinion that Mr.. Shannon does no
sneak the sentiments Of majority of lh
peonIe &c the United States il relation {
The 'rexas question, lie considered, tot
that ODT recent presidential contest mut
"a laye resulted 10 the election Of NJ
uClaJ, and he spebks VI lint gentlema
Mr.. Adams, andihe United States Ser
ate, IN terms the most dainty. while b
/. holds Mr.. Tyler's administration OlOr
responsible for The present complicatio
ofsfflis beiween The two countries.-
What eGect tho result Of Mr.. Polk Is elet
w iiOn N have in Mexico, We are unab
10 say.
From lha officers Of the Spartan "
isarn that Gen. DuG Green had arrived
Vera Cruz. from the ciiy Of Mexico, vii
Dispatches GoF our goserHmenl, and on
befked immedialely onboaFd The caltC
Woodbufy. Tie Woodbury. sailed Il
Pcnsacola on tllo lsh-lhe day ofsailu
ofihs Spartan. Ths dispatches Of tis
Green are thought tobO Of ths creates
inpOrtanco.n
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Brown Common Pleas
Pstition to sell

John G Brose, Admr. of r#
John IIemmefle deed
VS..
Henry Kendall, sabina Petition TO sell
Kendall Qnts Hsmmerl y land.
John Hemmerle ,Catharne
Hemmsrle g. Joseph Hem
merle.
EWl HF. defendants will take notice that. OF
Il the 9Th of November ls44, petition was
filed against them in lhsCourt 0iCommon P leas
for Brown county Ohio, by John G. Brose,
Admir- Of John Hemmcrle deed, lenesenting
,that the personal property Of said decsdent is
insufficient 10 pay the debts Of the estate --that
he died seized of $40 acres of land situated in
Perry Township,in the county & State Aforesaid
part OF survey entered in the name Of jbn
Roberts number twenty six hundred & eighty
seven mo. 26s7l The petition prays, that so
much Of said land, as will be necessary tn dis
charge the debts Of said estate together with ii-
cidental ch. rgeS, may be sold by the Petitioner,
& that he bs authorized to convey by deed 10
the purchaser. Al the next term Of said court,
the petitioner will ask for an order accordingly,
when tine defendants can make their objections,
II any they have or eau, against thOse proceed-
ings.
John Hemme ehe decd,
Dec. IIth, 1874. --6N
HAMER & JoHsTON Soils. foi Popr.
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Ia IN TRnE2

Il is announced that acoErupl bargain
was made in the copn lin pan bslwesn
Corwin and Ewing. Il runs thus. Ewing
vas insdecline for lhs Senate, let CorwiD
hs alsc.ed, and then 70 on the Supreme
Bench by gatling Judge Lane 10 decline
Rfleg serving a few days during Court 10
Bank, lfihis Is true, the people ought
10 bs acqaaintod wiihnall the facts. q
we Statesman.
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TSARN. FOR sAL,ll--As ysiuabls farm,
E containing one huudsed and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and bali
miles wes: Of ofGeorgetowu,ont the middle fork Of
Ballskin, and Within half a mile % Fees
burgh, veil watssrad with never falling springs:
For the puxposs oiproviding for paying my debts
viii sell The farm very cheap. Terms--One
half OF Tho amount ofpurehase (part in pro-
duee)t be padat or shout the time Oisalei
and the other hslfto be paid "a two ysaIly
payments, in money or produce, n may be
usreed upon. For further particulars. inqdlre
ofthe subscriber on the premises. Pohsession
can be had Immediately h desired.
GEO. M.MARTTNs
JuI1 a 1874
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4 LL persons interested will take no.
a tice that on The 10Th day Of Sep,
lember ls44,,he undersigned was sppoiO
ted Administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
p. Hamilton, late OF Brown county Ohio,
deceased. JOHN WEST Jr. y
Doc. 9th. lS44.--3t
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Notices

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holders Of the Ripley & Hillsborough Turnpike,
for this purpos Of eiesting elk Directors, on The
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BrO~n County, OhI.
JOHN Nicola NAHAN,
Prest, Of the Il. &. n. T, Co
Dec. 10Th. ls44....3t
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ApyIzE To A MOTHER child is
born. Now take the gorm and mako it
bud Ofmoral beauty, Let the dsws Of
knowledge and The light ofvirlue, wake
in iii tho richest fragrance and its puresi
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so "A LIST OF THE IANDs AND YToIY SL LOI ~ 'n' @
WITHIN the Cooperation limits ofthe town Of Ripley which
delinquent for the Corporation Taxes from the s43
1874 as described below. TlaF ss A
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! Simon Kenton. ''
4A 't3 CAPTAIN MILAN.
ETNHIS fine new Boat
l was bull. expressly 20
NOW IN rRESs, a9 no
ANOTHER NEW ILLysIRATED WORK:
Tales from Shakespeare.


This celebrated work has already psSssd
through eight highly suceessiule editions IN Lon
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TO each 81 ory the narrative TO be- emhsllishsd
with elegant engtavings, Qrom the illu stTiouS
Shakespeafe,) and the pages sMroundsd with
heautif1ifarcy colored borders. Chafles Lamb
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wotld as saccamUlished writer's; and long mao
they he remembered for having reduced ty
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The Tsmpes. AIRS Well that End
A midsummer nights vel. .r5Fl
Dream. Inc tanning Of the
Much AIDE about Nos Shrew. sal n n
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AZ yoS like it, Measus tor Measure.
The tW0 Gentlsmen Twelfth night OF What
ofVsTona, ,4 You Will E,,if ~
Tho nerch ant Of We. Timen Of Athens. "
,anies. R0meo and Jsliet. IS
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| King Lear, marx. 8l
Macbeth. a' Othello. asH.F q
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A Key to ShakespeArs wsuld have b5ee q (
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gho. .iofpse uos.f9s day, but fpE Az llmsSE
Aaeh numberwill contain sheslorr of one. .niss Z
Ffite Twelve aAd a half eehts
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NEW MUSIC.
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Tyrolcnpe--Musc by Donizetu
Thy Hear, is my Iiome--By Phillips .. I'D.
The Cot where we were Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
Excelsor-By the Hutchinson Family
The Poor Savoyard--By w. H. Montgomery
The SAINT OF Erin's Isle-By John n Hewitt
The Parting Friends--By Edw l.. White
There was Time--By Jos Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bachelor-By G. H. Redwetl
The nigh, before the Bridal-By George Lindey
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry r. Bishop
Passing ausy--by Eiw. J. Nielsen
have sayed on the face OF the loveIy-by Stcptcn
&. Mossinr. .' at t
Cudjo's wild bunt--by the Ethiopian sorensdcrs
kn,cLerbocker waltz --ly Locnsr
Pspberton wshz--by James 3ootop
Three grand wslsyes---by T.. l.. White
On-kahyc wsI,
Me Caroline wsl,--by Lapner Zoo
United States Grand March by John q. Andrews
Mount Bowdoio Quick Step--by =. Strong
S3J regiment Quick Step-by Augustus J. Jsopef
The Sea Shortly g. Weiss
Young P,sn,s,'s Fra Duet by J Mosohe.
La Petite F,e-~by y. Bugmuller
Les Beles VaisVsieones by Chas Frederick Ru-
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Rooco Islsndsi-- nv =. Burvmol,.r sal
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NOVEMBER TERM, Is43.

In Montgomery County Court, sitting as Court Of
Equity.
William BrandenbuTg rusus Thomas "A. Duley ana
j3 1872 Jonathan Duley.
ORDERED this 10Th day of November, l643, that
~ the sale made and reported by John Brewer,
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ITO LET-A new three story brick bu ldng on
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east front There also carriage house and stable
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Nov. 29-t(
NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED the following pieces Of New
j Music, at the old established store two door
east of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Loves tell tale--by F. II. Brown
Como with me to Cedar tree--by F. N CROUCH
The wanderers dream of home-by F. ii. Brown
Return to me again--by Miss q. s. Idorinski
Oh Boalman haste-by g. Loder
Leucothoc Watz--by H. Belimah
Bower Watz--by F. H. Brown
Antoinette Waltz-by Miss Z. Bundell
Linden Waltz, by F. II. Brown
Oct9