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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10
T. 5; coMmlssloNGRs OFFICE. Before 5. EArsl,r

EXAMINATION OF JAMES FARRELL.--'ihe ac-
c,,e enlisted weeks IN Company 4. : ArtiIe.
~, stationed III Fort Hamilton. Compliant made IN tie
H. Cul: Thursday Hst, by Sergeant g. DOus!. charging
the sad James Fntfel with IN falsely swearing before
Court Martial which Sergeant u on trial. The al
for unmtary and unuidet ike conduct IN peGk ing
against Il company which Farrell and another named
McDermot, about enlist and prang Company l. 10
D. belonged L. the prejudice Gi the other
Sergeant Douh ms testimony declared TINT he SAID no
,c. thing Farrell had hcDenno twh1 Hp-
pears did enlist plnced upon the stand but appeared
10 confused Re partly. but dd aGt wholly confirm the
testimony the complainant, he law. of perjury.
requires the evidence OF two witnesses. The Commissioner,
after consider tie testimony stated that he did
nt consider McDeimO sufficiently explicit ana Fax
iei dchrsed from custody and reminded 10 ms duty
Fort llmon. Nr: Watson appeared for the ned Staes
N PHI for complainant and Mr. Price Tor the accused
Sergeant D. acquitted by the Court Martini which tred
his citss. -. 49,,
CHARGE or i;EvoLr.-Nine seumen, named VI IL
ham Rowland. George Nelson. George Frazer. William
khse. John heat, G.. Scfa2se, Louis Liumer. Peter
Frank aud Daniel Hue on. belonging to the snip Superior,
we're arrested charge of attempting create revolt du-
rng Tie lu. 1.-the vessel from Liverpool. Examination
nn Tus-day forenoon.
Assault WIN D.NGsi,uUs WEAPoN.-h SELL
mi uameL Stephen Ray. belonging snip Clarion Chi.
M complaint against John Dea the ~ mate OF the
vessel charging hlm with having committed an assault upon
INN weapon Ia tellyID- PM he mate
arrested by DEPUTY Marshal Smith, and held 10 the
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

FINE PAISrISG The members OF the Editorial
profession were Yesterday admitted TO fine paint
lag just completed by AIR. AnelI, an artist whose
works heretofore exhibited have given him envia-
ble and distinguished reputation. The subject Of
the present picture is the End Of the World and
It brt,ays strength Of conception and energy OF
execution worthy OF the better days ef Art. The
various groups and figures are very spirited and
effective, and the general design OF the painting con-
,evs lofty and impressive moral lesson. This
picture, we understand, is be open TO the public
to-day, at the Apollo Saloon, and We doubt not that
crowds will hasten 10 visit il.
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Tiny Noaprsu Jar DvvPrec 80 cents. sod 81 Per o's-t
81. iyirr hght red grey hair. dars l',,tn ~
~ t,hs,iSn md - Broadway and ~ p 'oh ~ oeoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

u Youxo GEsrlrMYS disposed to [e,'o'e p nHs1 q.
their time 10 the study Of Music on u" lrsS ~ o fe
@ e,ocrence, prosssor Ne furnished with fs'Iuneo,' ~,
have stated hours for practice. Appy,a ' "uN' h', 40
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H.nEAs CoRrus.-Daniel Hawley. sentenced

HABEAs CoRPus.-Daniei Hawiey. sentenced To
the Peni,ea,inry for month, for au and battery Nd
Mott ul the All Ward brought up by liabes Corpus.
and apygction nndc that he be uchurgcd The ground OF
Tie application AID. NJ o the Judges 81 the
.rr i.riI the bat got another Alderman la take
m. plnrc rin. tral .gd ~ iiaw!ey. which
5ga complainant not beng allowed 10 sit on his caue.
no, can Aldermen substitute another Alderman
IN. place. during which he has been called to
IL il.lrn llernn reserYed
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D- Central Clay Coinmittec.-Are regular monthly
meeting of the Committee will be held National Hall on
Wednesday evening" 1Ith ia O'Clock BY order.
J. n. REYNOLDS. President.
JOHN r. IoRTos. }Sectetare' sioa
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MARINE COURT Before Judge sHISSAN.
D.,..,r Wn. CusHlNG-Aciion

nd saerv BIZ Storage passenger az board Una S.
S~rorE o,ar>, the mate OF the vessel IL ap.-Hled
;bst tn ,nats yyns called from hts breakfast orc nohs "
la 49, 10. .r,r1 90 gers :Zbing lie went
an a~t anil saw persons vain endeafyfib. 10 $500
them lie then took rupe and csTe @ ~ ZIG
c,,,r ar cuts with rope Nercict o' detencsn''
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To,Lsr FURNISHING SroRs.-The suo'c''oes s'pee'u.y
,.,sntion of the public 10 the, COLLECTION OF Articles
f tho o., they hnvir. fr number 81 year devoted tier
time exclusively IN the selection o such Hnd arc erabi'r
boub ,hs, a.e,s 10 have the AMI most cb.ce Ep''
cations. some OF winch nde eXp9f'5 t them, anu can
~ .r,cat no, eounel in y trieiy or quality in this cy
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kSSEs GENERAL INDEX the ls ID and 81 vols, OF his
Law C0mpendum: By Asa kISSE. Asor House. n. Y.
Published Tor the Author; lsii.
The whole body Of distinguished American Jurisis
have borne their unqualified and weighty testimony
10 the valuable character Of Mr.. knnes Blackstone,
Kent and Law Compendium, and the peculiar talent
and accuracy oil their learned author in the execu-
ton of such works The General Index To the three
volumes ofhis Compendium contains over i've hun
bred pages, closely printed and will be found ex-
oeedinglv useful.
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CITY NTELLIG EN- C E
MONDAY.
CoURr CALENDAR. TINS DAT;
RECORDERS OFFICE. Before F. A. TAaHApGE' Is
y -.t-f-

CoxMos PLEAs-Nos ~, 30, d, A, AS, 0V' 81
g. /. :, 10, l., l6 81, II, -, IS.
RECORDERS oFFICE....BeioFe F. \. TAlSArGE' f'''''
Recorder. =,
H,rrAs CoRPUs-Soomon V.ckers was brought
m bv rit of T. bea. Corpus and application maze by US
cauri Nr l.rilr- - iscl1f-'yl 'iI -, -
hee benE legal charge aEa.1st ham pr 'o T. -
-r.,ry Di,f-rf iifureT Opposed The Application
a. rs.ente tsfe me Recorder. mat >srt : az
cses Of Murder being engaged N he io.. - ,h -,
-iha, officer Joacs here ~ pursuit ~ nun
iron The tioyeraGT % PENNSYLVANIA on ".
OF Ees York demanding han a. a uza'e ron ON
b.. ~ .ef. 5y IN o:.ice. tbany-tfHt chtis "a
r1cd he IA rnunns on affidavit OF these scts oeit. tsue
49, if oficsT and :hai N order from Ahtny flneAeiy
sI-as Tor he surrender of Nicktrs The Application" Was
.L...uaA
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L : nlsrRIcr CorRT.. .BefoIe Indse BETrs

DECISIONS application 10 uls'Aais0 ti'c "' ~
ont INST the scar Paragon, Tor se5rnen wages; and me
- r,i1r cost, action usanst me snip NewifH
i"r - caused iobncco by melted bard In both thee
cl,s. the motions wen dsned.
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,ERFUNEt;V.

1rp rrfN;EtV snrs. TweeZers. and over 10
.,,,,r;, r,,h,ox Pre- different patterns OF Roige-
-, r.3os.s pa,cy,s couS- NV.seuhom &C mos, highly
sci Of Phadeah.. German puihHed Sntves' e'
C,l.,s K,v v-t.r Sr r-y kinG of Congress, " ho'r
SOAPS Cit, President, Spa''rE. &
p;r.o,, v,lit.-y and ycre PORTABLE DRESSING
..t,|- ,,,.o,,., ,nhro.ial CASES.
-. oI Th.,, vor,.l,s Manufactured by the ,ut
Olecphene; Prcvos;s Omr. sc'aet' o' ,' u' compact
bus; Rcu,.es Almond and ior;S' eduaI ~ "u'h 70 NE
Rose CAKE. also Cream for imported ano MUG" 'o"s'
shaving This article obt.ned price, containing 'pe hsA'f
,Ia ,,r,,, , .,ve medal T'uhle, Tor spirc Rayors
=, rho ,,, Fn,r Of the Amer orde. with variety Of
~, r,.,,,ut. ,sol, Agent for French and EuGSh DO.
|,,..y,,t RAZ0RS.
ppUSurs From the manufactures %.
u, p,,sbcs . l,rga yar.e Joeeph Rodgers * SCR. Wade
>, iron, ,.nts upwo.d,--;lJ 4 Butcher. Pckisy'. Eliot
if.,snt ,o,,-ns shnyinS a,oa choice ice. naieeI
ph ,l.e,presy FORT pre>sly the subscriber,
bsc,bc,. with name stamped tail trade By Hall oi sbefhed
on their superiority CONSIST, IN tv!' lhh hMh'
hayn he h.iales firmly SET oi ''ueilHs tau ''u'4ce'
.a.t ,b,,s -. IN .nread the Rowlands NIscacaf Oi.
ln,hSr evenly; Tooth Cloth "on'auH antique Zoo.
1" CovH- row. Wye;h's Ceam OF l..
n,o.s,c, Comb. of TORTOISE lics BALM of COLUMBIA.
Shell. Rrhalo Ivory. and mi 'os"hl NJ
ta,ion of French and Enghsh Rnwand' hhbd'' 40"
manufacture; Pocket Combs idnd lotion '"''r 20
of - different patterns ,ie'c 'eH,"' No. u VA.
FANCY CUTLERY Dye R"whnd' ES'ehc' OF
Nail Files Boot Hooks Sci- Tyre. Sr. Nc
The METALLIC TABLET far SURPRISES the lone III pio
uciue keeo smooth edge Razor. without using odof
wn,er i. cleanliness aud bcir SIMPLE to use. make ~
most desirable appendngc o a eeu emhG to'e
NUS c. SAUNDERS 4 son.
,,ossol inventors and M,nuiacurer.
To be had at the Tnle; Store. ;t3 broadway.
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DALLTYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR SALyx for instant
IS Curing burns, scaids. pies end all nanmatpry complaints
.t6, Halkef.tfee tirSi store FROM Broadway lii Da
be not wrenth pen on the cover Of every boz avoid
as poison, 3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

~ OuRASs OUTASc ut the American Museum This
wunde n W id W0munfs exhibiting Gnoheday and should
be by nil VINO have her So great
curiosity was never before eyhib ell IN America. Al.o
hibtins Queen Vctorias State Robe Rom Thumbs Court
SUIT ypsey fortune teller and splendid performances NJ ha
past md halt past BY NHstreI,. the Westerns Don't
fail To inn this grand bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

10 The Eccnleohion Egg Ilaclng Exhibition. 2s5
Broadway has been before the public the a3i March,
has produces, 1870 birds and been visited hy over u U
people, and all with the exception OF some hafdoZen simple
expressed the most perfect at'iacnn ut witnessing tho
wonderful phenomenon of producing animal life II
will be continued short time operation. and viii uOrq
those who have had n opportunity of visiting It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

Or. McNA.g's AC0UsrIc Ori.-An deaf oer,ors should
gse t:s celebrated Oh IN all complaints Of the Ear this Oh
Ia le most astonishing effect and always relieves person
and feGneniIy cures Pnce 81 per flask Sold at q Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

l3- There glorious fun NJ the NewYDrk Museum last
sh; We had Tragedy. comedy. singing. dancing, lighting
IN addition the usual perinnnncr MI produced by the
Ltg!n. Gas II uch beyond description. The Cnrol
tinsire their hest ali oil well The Gas
Will be ptmInistered ngnIn nsh 90 By all mems.
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distressing comp uint may be cured by the use
r:si n the worst cnses The arcls warrant 10 be had
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Documents! Documents.

~ Copies Of all the above for sale Mt the Tribune 81
fcen any quantity GREELEY * McELKATH.
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LOOK TO YOUR TEErH.-Ses Dodge & Pal
rneie's advertisement
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1T NsR MIppLgswARrH, of Union Co, Pa.
hes been nominated to fiji the vacancy in l'e
Electoral ticket OF Tia, State occasioned By the
election Of james Pollock to Congress.
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TIE POLKA DANCE.

LOOK TO Y9UR PASTsIE. AND BEDsooAs--fIave you
"acnes o' Bed Bugs your house eItermnntor
hese nosious vernn may b- had at 81 Courand' street.
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e CoSSgL's PAIs EXTRACTOR should always b. kept
~ e,eiy i-ot a cases OF burns it gives almost
ft!iei-nnd heals never leaving By Gpp!ca-
ton sTTciIags reduced md inflammation removed II
cures every species Of Sores both old and and all
pala agony fem Felons Run Rounds Incredible
snort iSe- Sold only by comst0ck & Go. q Courtand-
street md Of their true agents throughout the Unloa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-10

Guerlsin ;. Lubin's. Pre-
vou'.. Eics's. pa,cy's. Eous-
sci Of philadelahig. German
Cologne. Bny Water. &c.
SOAPS
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snrs. rweeZerS. and over lyC
different patterns of Roige-.
NN"sienholm. &c mos, highly
puished knives ,emb1sc'7Gcv-
r-Y kinG of Congress, Who'r.
clE. President. Spa''nE. &c
PORTABLE DRESSING
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For an extensive assortment of Perfuuery
roie; and Fancy Articles, SEE advertisement Of A
B. Sands Il Go,
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STEALING CLorHisG.--A man named Daniel
smith arrested and fully committed 10: stealing two coats
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\ BURGLAR CAuGHr.-A man named John =.
johnson arrested ssf night for neptnE to break INTO
The dwelling OF Mr. Ioi IioodgooI. rs Brooine street he
mad forced open the basement Willows when NJ
Fully al
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u IHH CHisEsE HAIR ERADcAToR Is The ouIy article
winch VIII uetmsnentiy the hair and not nufe L
I'm i my should dsbelievc this would them 10
-a NJ y Tour street and wOnds rtul powers ,e
Gentlemen wishing avoid the ube Of should prG
this ac aid will eradicate even the sest be ard in
an Incredible snort time.
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HERR hoEPoSA7 he's gone Up 10 the SPRINGS
Whsrs Indie. and gentlemen all day long walk q
bout TO enJpy all the Dlea siHtest thess;
And he Turned peoples heads and their heels too with
PnLaA
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Manufactured by the sut
c-iher.. of the mo,i rempae,
forms. equal IN iini,h to the
imported. AM much lower u
prize. containing the Nets lle
Tube, tor K epirc RazoS n
orde. with H variety Of
French and Eugli,h DO.
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CORONER'S SALE.

pY virtue of the command of sundry writs OF
ID venditoni exponas, and executions, to me d.
rected, from the Court of Common Pleas OF Mon
roe county and State Of Ohio, in the case oil joseph
ITncles and others vs. the Monroe Academical
Association, will cfer for sale at public outcry
at the front door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfeld in said county, on Monday the Soth
day of September next, at IL O'Clock NJ on said
day, the following described tract or parcel OF
land adjoining the town Of Woodsheld, and in the
south west quarter of section 30. township h ana
rance 3 in the Marietta land district, and bounded
as follows, to wit On the north by lands of Alfred
briggs, on the east by lands of Michael Rutter,
(now deceased on the South by lands Of William
Cochran, and on the west by the east line OF the
said town of Woodsfeld, containing two acres,
73 perches, and &c hundredths, be the same more
or less, and being the same lands on which Is
erected the Monroe Academy.
WIN. D. PATTON,
Aurust 80, 1874 Coroner M. e. u.
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Proclamation.
Sept. 9Th le44.

Notice is hereby given, TO the quail
fed electors in the several townships.
in Monroe county, and State Of OH :.
that they meet at the places designated
for holding elections in their respective
townships, on
TUESDAY, the sA duy Of OCTOBER, neat,
and proceed according to law, to vote
by ballot for one Governor for said
State; one Representative in Congress,
to represent the fifteenth Congressional
district composed of the counties of
Belmont, Harrison and Monroe, in the
29lh Congress of the United States;
one Representative, to represent the
said county of Monroe in the General
Assembly Of Ohio; one County Audi
tor; one County Surveyor; and one
County Commissioner for said county.
The trustees Of the several townships
in said county of Monroe will also take
notice, that they proceed according to
law, to select from the qualified cleo
tors Of their several townships, the fol-
loving number Of persons to serve us
Jurors IN wit.
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CLAY'S SOUTHERN FACE.
Yours respectfully,
Ii. CLAY.

D.
That Clay wears more than one face is evident
from his letters That he advocates principles in
the south which he condemns in the north is
evident from the fact that the southern coons
support him on the ground that he is in favor of
the annexation of Texas, while the northern coons
cling to HIM because [they sayl he is opposed to
annexation. These adverse opinions are based
upon knowledge of Mr.. Clay's views, as express
ed through confidential letters written to both
these sections Of the Union, and upon declarations
of his similar to those contained in his "latest
oppression" as published ia this days Guard
/. It's known that all our northern whig stumpers
denounce the idea of annexation, and contend that
Clay himself is opposed to it. So in the SOUTH the
coons support him, believing that he is in favor of
the plan, as the following resolution from the
Cahawba Alabama) Gazette will fully prove. Let
the coons of Ohio, read it and blush:
"Resolred, that as wings, good and true, we will
support Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuysen
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the
United States, as the best means Of carrying into
effect our principles, and ultimately of securing
the annexation of Texas. - CIclerile Guard.
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y DOCTOR /. McMAHON.

PRESENTS his grateful Acknowledgements to
tie citizens fllonroe county, for their Hbtral pa
tronage in his pref fssiohal line Of business, and
Informs them that he has remoued his office near The
pu6iic square, in the Uest ,na ofMt house former
Ia occupied by Mr.. Sinclair, ,chere he may be
fouad al all fines ready to obey the calls ofhis
profession .. .a'.a ,.9n,
lie also informs Me puJhc that he has entered
into partn srship tcih his son
AID. MCMAHON s. PARDON COOK.
Hqving made these arrangements, hehopes TO sup
piy the demands Of his patrons more Punctuafiy
than he has hitherto been able to do.
j. .HcJh4HON.
JT'00dsfeld .fprH 10, 1914.
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A DIFFICULT POSITION One of our whig ex-
changes says, that although Mr.. Clay is slave
holder, he is strongly opposed to the institution
itself, (that is, we suppose, in the absract,) and
has stven with earnestness for several years past
to effect its abolition In his letter about dueng,
recently published, he pronounces it an inhuman
aud abominabIe practice, but viii not, at the age
of sixty-seven years, commit himself against i'll
There never was more glaring instance oftheory
contradlcted by Brooklyn Efgle.
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At whig meeting few days ago, says the Bal
timore Republican, one of the speakers was talking
of grating the different kinds of fruit and said :
'.My friends, l should like to know, by grating a
Poke stalk on Hickory tree, what that would
bring forth'" A democrat standing By, with a
ideDt." Good.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-09-20

OF ASTHMA, CouGns, CONSUMPTION,
&c.--We again call the readers atten-
ton to that celebrated and most excel
lent medicine, Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Its reputation spreading WI
der and wider every day, and all now
admit it to be. the most cen tain curaiire
for all pulmonary complaints ever dis
covered! How gratifying the thought
that remedy is at last discovered,
which has proven itselfa perfect mas
ter Of that dire disease--CONSUMP-
TON! Let the despairing cheer
up, and lay hold of this life giving nee
tar.
J. A. & C. Fl. Davenport & Co.
Agents for the genuine Balsam.
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REMUNERATION John 4, Corwin, ESQ., oil
Urbana a lawyer of fine talents, and most wor-
thy and upright citizen, son Of Moses B. Corwin
Esq, son-in-law of Gov. Vance, arelation OF Gov
Corwin, is on the stump for Polk, Dallas, and Tod,
and doing great service in the cause. This is real
ly an important remuneration of whiggery; for they
had few young men in their ranks of greater worth
and promise. Statesman
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INDIAN BATTLE.

The St. Louis Republican says:-"We learn
from a gentleman from the Missouri, that battle
took place, three four weeks since, on the Indian
Territory, between party of the Sacs of the Mis-
souri,, and party OF Pawnees. The eatter had eight
men killed, the Sacs one. The Sacs returned to
their village with five scalps. The Pawnees stole
five horses from their enemy, and thus brought on
the fight.
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DAVID THOMAS,
MARY THOMAS.
81 Administrator.
STATE OF ONO MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
IN GHANGERY.

STATE OF OHIO MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
IN CHANGERY.
Benjamin Stephens, William Wells and Nancy
his wife, James Law and Lucrela his wife.
cS
Apollo Stephens, Adam Shriver, and Marth
his wife, John Lore, and Hester his wife, Elijah
Stephen, Nancy Stephen, Lucretia Stephen, An
drew J. Stephen, Francis Stephen, Eliza Jane
Stephen, Apollo Stephens, Jr. Modahna Stephens
Jr. Nancy Stephens, Edward Stephens, John
Stephens, Aaron Morris, and Elizabeth his vile,
Nelson Brown, and Modalina his wife, Modalina
Stephens Senior The above named Apollo ana
Edward being executors of Apollo Stephens de-
ceased.
The defendants who are heirs at law, and exec
utors of Apollo Stephens Senior deceased, are
hereby notified, that the compainants have this day
filed in the office OF the clerk of said court, their
bill in chancery setting forth amongst other things
that the will Of said Apollo Stephens deceased,
lately admitted to probate in said court, was andis
invalid by reason of influence, artifce and undue
means exerted 10 induce said Apollo to make said
WILL and because said Apollo at the time OF making
said pretended will, was not Of sound and dispos-
ing mind and memory, but incapable from mental
imbeciIity Of doing any legal or binding act. Said
petition prays for an issue at law, TO try the yall-
dity of said will, and that the same may be declared
null void and Intellectual in law.
"' WILLIAM T. HUNTER, q
EDWARD ARCHBoLD,
Sol for Complainants
August %, lS4l--6tn26.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

0N Monday, the 3Oth day of September, 1914,
between t..c hours Of 10 Oo'clock, A. M. and
o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House in the town of Woodsheld, Monroe
county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following real estate as the property of Aquiila
Thomas, deceased, subject to the dover estate OF
Mary Thomas, to wit: The south west quarter OF
the north west quarter, and the north west quarter
of the south west quarter, and the east halt oi
the south west quarter, all in section a, township
4 and range A; said land to be sold IN separate
narcels.-Terms, one-thrd cash in hand ,.one third
in six months, and the residue in one year, with
interest from the day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
DAVID THOMAS,
MARY THOMAS.
Sept 2, 1874 I2S] Administrator
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and that they return the names OF such
persons with the poll books of the cleo
ton. Given under my hand at theSher-
IFS Office at Woodsfeld,ln said county,
this 9th day ofSeptember, A. ID. 1874.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr.
1881 Sheriff, NJ. G. o.
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Mr. Polk on National Ba,,k.-What course
will Mr. Polk take in relation to the bank question,
if electedi In answer to this question, we have
his own declaration and pledge:
lam opposed to the chartering BY Congress OF
a national bank. believe that Congress possesses
no constitutional power to charter such bank; and
fit did, it would, in my opinion, be inexpedent
10 exercise it,