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ITF7EA Pouchong, Young Hyson, Black and other
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Extract of letter to the editor of the Gettys-
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a new style Fuited Tea ware in complete sets and
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MAGAZINES FOR JUNE! National, Grahams
I'VE and Ladys Book, can be had at the subscrp
ton price by the single number at
june S. FRAZER'S, Stoubenyle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

reach the settlements before the setting
OF The winier.
SANDWICH lsLANDs. by three vessels
which arrived IN tho Columbia in May
last, from Honolulu, accounts wtIe re-
ce'ved OF gTea, rejoicing in The islands,
consequent Of the acknowledgement of their
independence by lie Uoiled States and
The European powers. Mr. Record,
young lawyer from N, York CRY, who
accompanied the Oregon emigration of
lS43, and passed onward 10 the isllnds,
has been appointed Attorney General Of
the S ndwch Islands, by King Tammea.
nah. The other confidential officers Of
the King are also Americans, as well Us
the mcst enterprising planters an mer-
chants Of that fourishing lille kingdom.
New Mexico War had hrokeh out
between the New Mexicans and the tribes
ol Eulaw Indians who lives around Taos.
Early in September six oil the EulaW
chiefs accompanied by one hundred war
riors, visited SantaFs to obtain frOmGov.
ernOtMartinsz restitution for depreciation
committed last spring on their people BY
trapping party Of Spaniards under Por
telance in the reighborhood of the Salt
Mountain. The six chiefs being in audi.
ence with the Governor in his palace ,ex
pressed themselves dissatisfied with the
| presents offered TO them, and the leader
I attempted to pull the Governor from hi:
, seat by the wberauE0n, Martinez
; sezng his sabre killed two Of them anC
; the other four were dispatched by Ihc
: guard who rushed in. The hundred war
riors in renearing 10 their village massa'
J cred twelve Mexicans, and a brisk wa
I between the two nations was ahtici-
5 paled.
Col. Owens, Of independence, urrivtr
i at Santa Fe in advance of his wagons ol
e the 10Th Of September and was received
, with great eclat by the citizens. Th'
] wagons Of Messrs Bent aud Savery wer,
: at Walnut creek on the Sd Of October =
Dr. ContrelIy with his wagons bound II
chihuahua at Ash Creek on the 9Th an'
;. Mr. Speyars Ot the Usage Camp on eth
+. Arkansas ,35 miles in his rear. Al lhes
n expeditions we're travelling vigorousl
e ahead, and had met with no serious bb
& Gtacle or delay. 81
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From the Ohio Statesman +.
INDIANA,
LET CHAPM AN
GRO WI!

We know nothing will please our read.
ers better than 10 see letter from Chap
man himself. So here 1t Isl let's all res
jo!ce:
Indianapolis Nov s, 1914.
Friend Medaty:
We have forwarded you slips every eve
ming up to this--on which we publish
more.
We therefore drop you this line to as-
sure you that The State OF Indiana has
given handsems majority ro' Polk and
Dallas. say 1900 70 2i00! We ara ln-
clined 10 the belief .hoI i wiu reach
5000 Nj time ior word sF comment
on this glorious vieiory Set down Iuiir
sna os Democratic from this day hence
forth.
10 haste, trnly youp,
Il. "A. & ]. P. CHAPMAN.
P. S,--RsIy On the above
Great--gIorious iana--democratlc
!orevsG
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alss, which stranger will readily no.
tice.
.Mr. Wright was married al Canton, in
the fell of 1888, 10 the daughter OF
oen:leman in whose family he hod always
boarded when there. A more sllenHve,
kind and agaclonate husband does not eX'
ist, a cross word ur an unkind look, has
never passed between him and his vile
Mr. Wright, we verify believe, has not
personal enemy in the world. lie cannot
be said TO have any s,aIIbough
when time permits he may sometimes be
seen with fshing'rod in his hand. HIs
neghbors who chance TO differ with him
in politics, esteem and admire him as a
man, in all the relations OF citizen, a
neghbor and friend, they feel proud oI
him, and sincerely rejoice at his success
and but for the strength OF partisan ties
would vo.o Tor him for any Office. Not I
respectable citizen in Canton ever speaks
disrespec,fully or unkindly q him. Wher
he returns frOnCongress you will see th'
aged and the yoUng,the rich aud the poor
liocklng to see and welcome him home
Ia congratulate him and to communicate
their good wishes and prayers for his pros
perity OHd happiness.
BJnsparie was never more beloved b!
his soldiers, than is Mr. Wright by hi
nsighbors. With them he is standar
uf perfection. Tho good opinion is ia:
spreading over the land, and in due tim
his private virtues as we'll as hiS publ
fame, will be cherished in the nation, g
they now are in Canton and ST. Law
renee.
We have neither time nor space to ad
to this sketch. 1t shows the truly gre'
and good man. We are proud that he
a citizen of our country and Stale. Tn
good sense Of The voters Of our state wi
place him at the head Of our affairs, wbeT
his vast fund ii knowledge aud commo
sense, united with his patriotism, wi
guide US on to prosperity and haPpl
ness.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

ARREST AND SUioIDR OF THE BANK OF
ENGLAND RoRaER - Joseph Elder, re-
Gently 3 clerk in the Bank Of Englsnd
who in August last succeeded in dgftant
ing that institution Of ESOO0, with which
he 6ed to this cOnAlry, was arrested on
Thursday in Boston, where be had pass,
I'd under the name Of Ellis, and commit
ted 10 prison. Previously, however, he
was examined by Solomon Lancoln, Esq,
U s. Msrshal, who found in his posses.
sion certificates Of Railroad, Bank, and
U, s Stock TO the amount Of S34 ,0l3 So
and 400 sOversigns.
Ga Friday morning he was found dead
in bis cell, having committed suicide
during the night by hanging himself--
He is apparently abOul 90 years 0: aye.
Aperson supposed 10 be an accomplice,
by ;bs name ofWilliam Burgess, for whose
arrest : wsnsnt has hesa issued was
traced last night TO Nshsnt, from which
place he escaped in beat without bis
hat,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
JEREMIAH'S LAMENTATIONS
lhl Ak see Salt rivers bed

JEREMIAH s LAMENTATIONS.
| lhl1k see Salt rivers bed
Heaped up with loud roaring,
And now the great whig party sinks,
The food comes on il pouring.
Down, down, the poor coon party goes
Beneath the peoples frown,
And old leg cabins, gOurds and all,
Dragged after upside down.
"Lst's pray, SAYS one old frightened sOen
Another, 'let US reason
Another says, Il think We Ought ts
Thought Of that in season.
And while they sink beneath the surf,
The waters DER them risin',
Their feet stick in The Clay below,
Pressed dswn By FrsliDghuyssH:
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Returns from 40 counties give Polk
4 ,0s7 majority. The IL counties yet
to hear from gave Skunk 2,4S3 msiorily.
VIRGINIA.
Polk's gain in n counties over Van
Buren's l ,392, is now 1890. There are
90 counties to be heard from, which gave
Mr. Van Buren, a majority of 1859.
INDIANA.
Reports which may be relied on, give
Polk 1900 majority certain, sUme say
1000.
RHODE ISLAND.
This little British Slate, is probably the
banner wbiE State. II gives Clay a MAJ
iority Of 2 ,5O2, being PrObsb'y The lar-
gsst federal majority, in proportion lie
'OpuIOtiOn, that will be given 10 Clay BY
any State in the Union.
CONNECTICUT
Gives Clay a majority of 1920.
MARYLAND
Gives Clay majority Of about 5000.
MICHIGAN
Has covered herself with glory. Shs
is ell over demscrntic, Her msjority will
probably be nearly as large as that ofany
o,Lor Ctatn in tho TInino
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GlOrifcatiOn
AT IlIGGlNSPORT.

q A4IUNIN IT Uh
The citizens of iiigginsporl and yicni
y will celebrate the glorious triumph q
Democracy over federalism, by illumina
ton, boDfires, firing Of cannon, patriotic
speeches &c, on Saturday evening next,
The 23d inst. The people, far and near,
are invited to participate in the joyful
proceedings.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
%Who is Henry Clayl
NEW YORK.

Fifly.fve counties hqard from,in which
Folks majority is 1900. The three coun-
tes to come in gave Harrison majority
of3 $50, in 1910, when his majority in
The State was over $4,000. II there is a
corresponding democratic gain in these
three counties that there is in those heard
from, Poiks majority in The State is about
5000,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

SESSION OHIo STATESMAN - The pros.
psctus Of lheO Ohioslatesman will be found
on the fourth page. II STATESMAN gen,
orally gives the fullest aud most cerrect
reports Of the proceedings Of the Legis-
Ia,ufe 81 any ofthe Columbus papers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
BRlBlNG VOTERS

We learn that one Of The whig leaders
in Jefferson township, in this county. has
been bound over 10 court for bribery at
the election. He agreed 10 pay young
man two dollars a month extra wages, It
he would vote for Clay. We have moi
The particulars, Statesman.
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Proclamation by the Gov
eFnOr,

ernOr,
FOR A DAY OF THANKSGIVING.
I'm conformity with The pious usagss of
AChrsiian nations, and with a view of
impressing upon ali minds humble and
cheerful submission to the Divine Ruler
Of the Universe, end a due sense Of our
obligations Tor his benefceRcs, the Gen.
eraI Assembly Of the State of Ohiu did,
on the 9th day Of March, 1874, resolve,
That the Governor be requested to issue
within The present year, his Proclama>
ton to the citizens OF this State, recon-
mending TO them the observance ofa day
Of Thanksgiving TO Almighty God for his
blessings 10 us as a people,"
By virtue Of the authority thus given
by the General Assembly. |, THOMAS
W. BARTLEY, Governor Of the State
Of Ohio, do set apart and designate
THURSDAY, the nineteenth day Of DeN
cember next, 10 be observed as a day of
humble thanksgiving to Almighty God,
throughout the Stnle oil Ohio.
And it is especially enjoyed upon tho
good people OF the State on that day, TO
refrain from their usual temporal pursuits
and assemble themselves to religious wOr.
ship; that they heartily invoke the cone
lnuance of those blessings from an Over.
ruling Providence, which have hitherto
been bestowed upon us as State and
Nation, and implore the Dvjuo pardon for
our iorgeituIness Of mercy, and frequen:
abuse Of great privileges with whiuil We
have been INDUCED.
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caus
ed the great seal OF The State oI
Ohio TO be affixed az COLUMBUS,
[SEAL the eleventh doy Of November,
in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight huudred and for
ty louf, and in the sixty ninth
year Of the independence off The
United Safes of America.
THOMAS ". BARTLEY.
BY Tho Governor:
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, 81
Secretary Of State.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

NEw YORK ELEcrroN. N.--silas Wright is
elected Governor by about 10000 ma
jority. Twenty democrats and IA
wings and Native Americans are elected
10 Congress; aud large majority ofDem,
ocrats TO both branches oil the Lsgisla'
ture.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
CIay's msjeriIy 6,O52
Vote for Birnsy $3.50

ARKANsAs,-Ths Arkansas intslTi-
gsncer Of the 10Th October says Ihs,
Thomas 8. Drew, tho democratic caAdi-
date for Goyerrar 10 slseted ovor beth his
compositions. TAS IaSspsndsnl candi.
date received only about 1890.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

A letter from Gen. Jacksnn, in which
he completely flays John @. Adsms, will
be found on the first page Of this paper.
We have another on hand for our next pa.
per, irsM the same asuree, which scisntif.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
TTuzza! Iluzza! Huzza!!

It having been satisfactorily ascertain
ed that JAMES +, Polk and GEORGE NJ,
DALLAS are elected President and Vice
President, there was great rejoicing in
this iowa on Saturday evening last. The
democrats OF town had their houses, hops
Offices, sc. splondidly illuminated, bon
fres were burnt, sky'rockets were SEN
up, &c, amid the loud and lsng contnu
ed shouts Of the joyful people. The
shouts Me stiIl ringing in our ears
HUZZA! HUZZA!! HUZZA!!!
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From the Ohio SiatesmsR.
N. Y. Election.

By extraordinary express from ZanesVille,
run BY the Democrats of this City, in
four hours and two minutes!
GLORIOUS VICTORY IN NEW YORK
CITY, 9, ,t27 MAJORITY ron POLK!
GLORY ENOUGH FOR l644,
Mr.. EDWARD HALL of this city, ran
the Express through from ZanssVills, 81
niles, in fsur hours and Two minutes
buzza for the democrscy.
T We copy from The Journal OF Gem
msrce, a neulrsl, or Whig, paper, Our
thanks are due Mr.. Halo, assistant Post
master at wheeling, and Mr.. Hoge. Pest
master of Zanesvlle, lOr aiding US in this
express.
The election in this city and State
took place yesterday. Much inleres, was
iel, in its progress and results, yet, with
some unimpOrtant exceptions, there was
tho utmost good order and quiet. In the
evening, We are sorry to say, Ihsrs was
small riot or big ROW, in the let dis
trcI of The l2th ward, in which some in
dyiduals, said to be % the Amsficsn Re.
publIcaH party were severely bea'sn.--
Tie Electoral votes were first canvassed,
aad the result will be i0nad be- low. In
round numbers Folks Rsjonty iEl The city
IL 1000
The Wing candidates for Governor aud
Lieut.. Governor having been en- the same
ticket as lbe candidates Of The Am. Re-
publican party for Senator aud Assembly
men, many seemed TO suppose las' eva
ming :hat Wright would fall very tar be
hind Polk--and indeed that FilmSrt
would have a large majority in the city -
7 Ga this point we can say that in severe
district where wa de particular inqulr'
les, there did not appear 10 he any gres
variation between The GubernatCrIal ant
Presidential vote.
II was generally admitted that the Am
I Republican candidates for Senate and As
sembly Zone Senate and l3 AsemblymsO
last year all democrats but one) were 6
lscted, and probably all their candlda,S
for Congress. Some Of the Democrat
1 hoped that Vim. b. Maclsy and Eli Mo"r
!. were re elected TO the last mentioned bo
dy, but they did net fairly expect it. Al
- parties were therefore pretty we'll stlstls
" with the rssull--lhs Democrats, becaus
Q they had secured a capital Of 1000 vote
9 an basis for the election Of 36 Demo
cratic Electors in the State OF New Yor
-lhe American Republicans becauS
they had elected eli their csndidates-ih
:, Wings because they had prevented tn
success of the Democratic party, with III
exception above mentioned.
We oughaI to say here, that the Wing
9 despairiDg Of success against both The Au
!, Rep. and Denscraic candidate fur III
Leg stature, dropped their own tickeI,sn
voted almsst en- mssse for theAm. kepuI
. liCan candidate.
! The above returns come very ne ar ii
estimate of the democrats and it the ba
lance ol The State cones as well, Ne
York has given Mi. Polk gl'risus mi
jority!
Ola! ha! ha! such q nominee,
As Jimmy Polk of Tennessee" /"
Coon song new cover.
y CONGRESSMEN ELECT.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOWN. Nov,l9, ls44.
Grand Result!
"Gst out OF the way YOU'RE all unluckyi
Clear The track G,r"-
James k. Polk,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

The States which have besn heard rem
since the election, have voted as follows.
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ically dissscis and analyses the "old
Man eloquent"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
Posts cripI.

Yesterdays mail brings reports from ali
the counties in New showingY &
majority Of 5,7Ss for Polk.
OHIO OFFICIAL Vote forClay l55, ll3
For Polk l49,O6E
CIay's msjeriIy 6,O52
Vote for Brnsy $3.50
Enengh is heord from Illinois, Missou-
ri, and Mississippi 10 assure us that those
States go for Polk.
Verbal reports say that Georgia has
gone for Polk.
Tennessee close vote and still doubt
lul.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19

GLORIOUS NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hampshire goes for Polk by
greater majority han in 1910, when she
gave over 5000
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-11-19
'IIds Hd : Wd oUNTI HVIAE'HVV,I
As Jimmy Polk of Tennessee"
Coon song new cover.

CoNGRESSMEN ELECT.
The Clay whigs dropped all their cane
dida'es, and fell bodily int" the arms of
The wretched Natives, and have sent three
more of that breed 10 Congress Natives
elected in the I'd, 81, ahd 5tb, congress
slonal disl's. In The lst, 7ih, and 9Th
disl's, democrats are elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16
DIR Y-G 90 5.
AICI'RT l6. 1883.

= m
NEW FALL AND WiniEh .o00nS>.
& 7 the New St.rs of = ~ NJ,
~ No Ill Man street - = ~
lave received thar FIRST stock of fal aho
Winter Goods. as follows: -.
super fresch Blark. Fnsi'sh and Ame,'sa"
sv,el dyed Cloths, psin and fancy rassi,refr-
nal.,, nl.,n Rsascr. Fiushinx and piloi tulhs,
Ssiiine,is. Kentucky Jeans ahd wskeh.ld ker;
.cys; White Ganze, Red, Yellow. Twil"d ehd
,rin,.d Flannel >: plain and fgd sllks. ard sat
ms tnew siyle,l PLAIN. sirined. wAssred ehause'
bic, as q and plain Alpaca !:a.irs. nomfazlne';
satin striped snd pIsin MusIind t.sincs, sirlpcs
sbmsans' T.nsire LANES. f.rape Rachel Sirpsd
.naet,a.. prinsca Saxonv. French nn1 English
isrianss; Msnchesser Easlssen. French and
,ha,nbra Gingl.ams; Rros.ha. Dsmask De .aincs'
lerino Fnlhreidlfrd. prnlepk Wnc'len, arian
red Mcfino, TMhys EAbyle. I.ndy Sale and
Ieler Mct;vcsor sdieR Shawl, co., add black
I'd Gloves, Long Whine ~. nary Points ant
,ross Hanjkerche(G sAtns<he Aprons, SIX
IRON ia s.sisnach M ~ "a f1isfcd six fringos.
Working Canvass. zepnys wnyaled Th'end lsce
isinrs and lnseriine,f = phs and isconri DO.
shbnr,on. LYONS ana Fancy Ne, .scrs. cold
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-16

y IRGtAlA-tx tpk>crHy At au fui,fuoIH
ate term 81 tire GtrruHt superior tuHrf
Law and h4nrrrs ne thc county 1t )uo, begun
cauilnrca aud hold o. the court HaH-s tefr"i
an "Wednesday the etYru5b daF ot tchHHaG
HaHG
NImrad Pumnhrce. Complainant
~
RIrhafd H5rdesfy rua othfrs- hc'sfdahis-
on motion Of eau1Hln'aaHt by cauuse. aui
the defendant Matthew ri Kee,cr. NOS haxnF
entered hls aurc, raure. AM gwen srrar't ncs
car1tnH "a the act 81 Assembly 400 iha fu'fs %.
tins -aHrt. and IT. appearing by Satisfactory p.uuA
that he is no. an nhahltant Of ArG.nh3 a. Is
ordered that tn sa'i defendant do apasnr here
on the 6rsf dae ~ the urVt term o. tins canrt,
aud answer the comm 'aInants hdl. and thar
COPY at tnts order h- forthwith insert 81 ~ SOME
newspaper printed ~ the CTS ui NueeuHs ia fhIz
county. Tor Two months suesesslFels, nn posted
"a the front door al the eour. house iHr ono
county. 4 envy irsfes
N.EXT LAIDLEY. tJtrt.
Nrreo~ icH
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and death Ia disease -
. American Anti bilious Life pills. allowed ~
re thousands who have used them, to be dN
best pursative AMI medicine IN eSlrience' Fe
cause they not only remove all DISTINCTIONS, an
mn &c the system of fs impurities; but because
aud which - extremely importHnt, strengthen
, and gives proper tone 10 the stomach, ami pro
. dure n healthy action of all the parts. Re'lde
they are so mild aud eenfle in their operation
- render them nj all times pcrfee tly safe y,
, desirable remedy. The afflicted would 30 "et
ihen. 10 purchase box er two of tbs vahl9hH
medicine and give II n fnlr trial; instead OF de
. sfrogine thcir system with oft repeated doses O
I calomel and other drugs 30 injurious - hama'
. life aud hanpiness. -
, PRINCIPAL affice for the s"le Of ths valnabi
: medicru- No 10, North Elphth At Phtlndelpma
4 and sold by agents generally, and ~
@ nov ~ ! 3 q 4 q MARSH. Wheeling.
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