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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27
Brown Common Pleas.
Petition

levlot Sc0tisAdmT
Of James Scott, Decd Petition.
vs..
John Scott, g. others.
ME Petitioner Adm'r of james Scott
= deed on the 20lh Of April 1884,, filed
ir the Clerks office of this Court his pe>
titiOn which represents that said james
Scott at the time Of his decease was seiz.
ed in fee simple Of ceriain tract Ofland
in BrOwA county Ohio, and bounded and
dercrIked as follows: Part Of an SOOacrs
survey patented 10 Bibb-BeglnninR at q
sugarlree beech and walnut thence $50
w. l26 poles TO stone inMef"rd's line,
N. 40 l-2 W. 1854 poles 10 q stone-in
William Scoit's line, thence with said
line N DOE 80 poles 70 . stake inBrO0k's
line corner toWiIliam Scott, thence with
the original line s. so, E. 100 poles 10
the beginning, containing s | acres rood
and ii poles. That said decedants es-
tate sfer exhsnsting the funds that have
come into the hands Of pe,itiouer is still
in debt. That John Scott + Isaac Scott
ere the only Children g. heirs, and that
said John g. Isaac are minors & their
GUARDIAN is without the iurisdiciion OF
this court, that said Guardian has rented
said land for the present year, for IN
amount sufficient to pay the debts Of the
estate. Petitioner prays that said Guar,
dian may be directed 10 pay over the
rents & profits arising from said real ss.
tate. or that the land be sold and such
O'herPrOceedingS had as are authorized
BY law.
TAYLOR SCOrT. Adm'r, Of
Jsmes Scott.
June 2sth, 1874.
= V.~~s--~-G-, GNr Hss-ss !
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27
From the Hardin Democrat.
NATIVE AMERICANlSM-. PROOF
OF IT'S ORIGIN

| a.. "a a - OAAOlLNs
we have hitert0 expressed our belief
'nal NaliveAmericsnism was the offspring
OF old Federalism, and that the whiQ par.
~ cherished il with ell The love which
their fathsrs bOrO il. For this honest sx-
preston We have been denounced ss a Ii.
ar. We ground our assertions upon the
following testimony:
Tho Alien laws Of the Elder Ad :
ans.
The resolution Of the Hartford COnvsn.
ton.
The petitions presented by John Quincy
Adams,prayIng that the time before which
man should be naturalizsd, might be ex
te nded 10 twenty one years.
The declaration Of Mr.. Archer, q whig
Senator from Virginia, that be would make
an effort to secure the passage OF such a
law:
The charge Of Horace Greedy ,-mads in
April last, that the fact OF the wings sup
porting the Native American ticket would
render The defeat Of the whig ticket Ger,
tain.
We made the charge, because,
James Watson WSbb said that Greeley
himself ha d Voted-the Native Ansi;ai
ticket.
Because William L. Some, anOth er
wbig editor Of New York, was q
candidate for Office on the Native tick.
et'
Because Gel. Jack, Levin, and others,
who addressed the Native meeting in
Philadelphia previous TO the outbreaks
which drenchsd the streets fIhat city in
the blood of he: citizsns, are personally
known 10 Ourself as wings, Jack having
been twice before the whig party of his
district, as candidate for congressional
nomination.
Because 10000 wings in the city
of New York voted for the Native tick.
ct.
Because a Whig member Of Congress,
Mr. Weihered, Of Md, ihsulted Mr.. Ow~
en-, of indiana, and told him he hal no
business TO speak ON The tariff ques-
tion because he was but naturaIized cit,
izpn.
because there is not one democratic
statesman who has not expressed his utter
adherence Of their measures.
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Brown Co. Common Pleas .
William NJ. Armstrong;
Ss. Bill :e foreClose
Chariss POrter'sAd's& Mortgage.
ChRrlaa. Rnriar1ahaIrss

GnafteS' EOfsersbeITS
InapursUancs Of aN order OF the court
OF CsmmOn Pleas Of Brown county
OhiOsmaae,at their April term 1884,
| will offer at sale at The front door OF the
CCurt house III Georgetown, on the 18th
day Of July, 1874, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock am. and 4 pm. Ofsaid day,
The following described real estate to wit.
Id los in shs town Of Ripley Brown cOun-
~ Ohio, known upon the recorded plat
of said town BY its number one hundred
and twenty one l2O. The above real
estate 10 be sold in satisfaction of de-
cree rendered in said court in favor ol
the complainant in the above case. The
said real estate valued at four hundred
sndrffly dollars. Terms Of sale cash ia
hand.
Georgetown, May 81, 1874.
Dawn FERRrER,
szMasser Commissioner inChancery
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THE QUESTION.

During the tendency Of the nsiiOnsl
bank bill in Congress. Col. Polk, then a
member said: "The question Mr.. Speak
er. is whether We shall have Republic
without aBank ora Bank without aRepub'
lie."
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Brown Common Pleas.

John AbsFnathy,
W.
Samuel Abefnathy, I
Wiiliam AbeTnathy,
John X. Hartman,
Elizabeth his wife, Rayaif;ou
Nathan J. Williams 4
Rebecea his wife. and
Nancy, Mary and Ellen,
children Of James .abeF-
nsthy de'd.
VNHE above named 6afendants will take no
Il tiee, that on ihe Doth day Of Juas 1874
Petit m was filed by said Joha AbernathV IN
the above named Court, wherein he demands.
as heir At law rf Samusi AbernathV dee,d
Partition Of the following described traet sf
land m Brown eOuaty Ohio, part Of survey Ne
lOU9O--lO2O2 -.lO2I3 Of375E acres; eoatain.
ing %VS acres more or IS. and beginning NJ
1Igar z beech on the westerly bank Of the
East fork OF The little Miami upper come
to Awbrobe GordOn's survey Ne. 969 |.
thcnee up the said fDrk and binding thsrs
on 10 q sugaFtFse and hickory upper eornST On
the fork to the survey; theme with the no,,L
line Ofthe survey west 244 pOlss to two hseehs.
and burrOak nj said line ;thsnce south, 25we.,-
l54 poles 70 two Dseehes in the north iins ~
GOrdan's survey; thence with SAID lips sostb
IS east, 300 poles to the beginning; and si
the next term 0fsaid COgrt on the ooh Of A.
gust 1874 at GsOrgstoWn Ohio, he will maks
application for an order Of Partition aecor-
singly. taid defendants, 9 heirs Of said Sam.
uel Alternately, can attend ard object to such
partition, IL they think-propeE
June 26, Is44.---61
JOHN ABERNATnY.
HAHER & JOHNSTON. AtIy'S. EOr PsE'r,
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Admin istrator's Notice.

ALL persons concerned are hereby notified
that letters of Administration Oh the es<
tate Of Samuel Williams late Of BrowU
County deceased, have been granted TO
the undersigned by the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Brown County. All per-,
sons having claims against said estate ARE
requested TO present them according to
law, and all PeIsons indebted are reques-
ted TO make immediate payment.
RICHARD W. DITTO, Admr
August, %, 1914.
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Brown COmmOn Pleas.
JOka LSsaaFd Pssits5os. 6,rPaIaa.
Va tlen


vs. tlsn
Andr.w Saith &sthss.
"A NDREW Smi6, ElIEabssh Said, Aarun
1AIeonaFd, Levi Leonard, Geoses LssaaaG
4ehA sbotwsll, Ellen SbOIWsIl. Lsoasuf IA
-, hestsraaa Mason, GeoTgs Mason, Anaas
masob, A1y Huber, James Hslsman, Jssssh
holsman EllsE Hell nan, Elizabslh HoIassa
Aaron Hickman, ,ThOmssBolsnsa RvsliasusSo
man, and Han,it HOlemGn, will aske astiss.
that q petition was Sled en- the 96th DAY "a -,
lo44, in the Court Of =. mmon Pleas of bsa9a
county Ohio, by John Leonard, anS is soW -
ding. Whereia the said Jaha LsoaaTd ds@snh
partition Ofths following real sstatss Bes
ning ct double white Oak and tue sthsss a.
EaFheaFrs line aBd nasth Wes1 esEnss anA 0tA
west esFneT 10 JOAN Andersen, thsaes rid A.
deTsOns line south, 79 degrees sass, lsl poIss
~ white eaks in The IiAS of Ienatias Hsaas
sorvey and eSsssT 70 said s4sdsssa, thsass
win the line OfRosses survey nOTth al 6arwu1
east % poles to tive hiekoIies and ehiteaaA.
corner 70 said ROas, thence Asnh 70 6seSsss
west, l94 poles 10 tive white saks and gamssse-
nsf 10 EatheaTt. thence with his lins ssath. n
degrees west, 60 poles TO the bsginsine. -.
'siSing % GeFSs and that, ct The ns19 eaas
o. said Court, application viii Be naas b GA6
SAID John LeOnsEd GOs en- sFdsf dat psFsfsls-
may be made Of said premises.
JOHS LEoNAAD, Rselsioasx.
MAnsHALL + Pass, SsI's. lsSPers,
May 81, ls44.--6w
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Proclamation.
To Me Qualified Electors of tie S

To he Qualified Electors of the Stat.
of Ohio:
WHEREAS, il is provided, by the
w lst~ section Of the Act entitled,
ian Act to provide for the election Of
Electors OF President and Vice PTesidenl
Of the United SIaies," passed FEBRUARY
Is, 1920, !. ThOt the Governor OF this
State, sixty days previous to the time
provided by this Act for the election OF
Electors OF President and Vice Presid ent
Of the United States, shaIl, By Proclama.
lion, TO be inserted in one of the New,
papers printed in each county in this
State. where any such paper is printed,
give notice Of the time Of holding such
election, and the number Of Electors of
President and Vice President there 20 be
chosen" Therefore. in pursuance Of The
provisions of the aforementioned Act,
!, THOMAS W. BARTLEY, Gov
srnOr Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby NO
tlty aNd require the qualified Electors
OF this Stale, to assemble in their respec.
tive Townships, at the usual places des.
lgnaIsd for holding elections, on the frs.
Friday, being the first day of November
next, and then and there proceed to
elect twenty three Electors Of President
and Vice President of the United States,
in pursuance Of the Constitution and laws
OF the United States and of this State,
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, THoMAs w g..
BARTLEY, Governor Of the State
L. g. OF Ohio, have hereuntO subscribed
my name, and caused tbe GREAT
SEAL of the Stale 10 he affixed. a. Co.
lumbus, this nineteenth day of August,
in the year Of Our Lord, one thou sand
eight hundred and forty four. and in the
Six'y.nin'h year Of the independence Of
the United States Of America.
THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
B! the Governor:
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, u" w.,
Secretary Of State.
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From the Wheeling Argus,

SDnNTETT OF TIN wHEos Ann Ma TIvHs.
pc riissburg Daily Americas, The
sslg sEgsa e that city, has The follow
- extraordinary asticls on the Native
AmeEiean party
sIheEe aEefsN good wings butare friend.
y p ths principles Of this parry, and will
~ pgop@s tipps AasEy thAa arit. y This
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Notice.,

IS hereby given that John Vandamen,,
who was sOnvicted OF Grand Llrc my
at Georgetown Brown county Ohio, on
tho 18Th day Of Sept ,lS43, & ON the goth
day Of September lS43 sentenced to the
PeRi,entiary for the term Of Ibrss years,
has filed his petition for pardon in the
Executive office at Columbus. ANY one
who wishes to resist said petition, can
flshs remonsltance within thirty days.
August 2lst, 1874.
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Brown Com. Pleas.
Samuel P. TWeeL
VS.
Chanesry.

Geo,s. c,s:.l.,. Ss; cA'ns''y'
NNHE dsfendent George CTOsslsy will take no.
Il tice that the complainant fled in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio.
on the 2lst day Of March 1874, his eert1in Blli
in chanceEy, and that said bill sets forth in
Substances, that the complainant, on the 5th
day OfJuIy I64I, purchased of the defendants
tract of land described as follows: Being mart
Of land which the said William Crossley was
living On-Beginning at the north east corner
OF said William CTossey's farm ,csrner akO ia
james Mckinney, thence running south, 96
poles to stone, thence north 80 degrees vast.
81 l.2 poles tWa stone, thence north S I.2 east,
to n sngartFee 80 poles, thence west, 7 poles ia
a stone. thsAcs noTth 8 poles to stone in the
line between William CFOsI;ey and James Nc
Kinney, thence with said line 81 poles to the
beginning; col tanning 333 acres and 81 poles:-
and that said defendant executed. at the ting
Of said purchase, ibis title bond binding himseIfG
heirs to make to the complainant general war
ranty deed upon the payment of the sum of nina
hundred aud forty dollars, the purchase money
for said tract of land. The Bill further sta tc.
that the purchase money has been fully paid h,
the complainant and that the complainant has
fully complied upon his part with said contract
That the defendant has wholly failed to convey
10 complaint according to the terms of his ss;d
contract said tract of land. The Bill further
prays that the said Court may decree to the
complainant the spe-ihc executive of said coC.
tract The saldGeogeC CrOssley will therefore take
notice that dnlsss he appears on Of before the
lst day ofthe next term of saidCOurt ofCDm
Pleas to be holden within and for Brown couDtv
Ohio, to plead, answer or dsmur to said Bin.tbs
same will De taken as confess and decree
accordingy.
SAMUEL P. TWEED, complainant.
MARSHALL 4 PEEN, sO,'s. for cOmpl't
May 81, iS4i.-6w
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27

Tho Barre Gazette suggests that al.
though Mr. Frellhghuysen Is The csn-
Jidats for the Vice Presidency, Mr.
Clsy Il the Vlee candidate IcE The Pgesi-
deBey.
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Important!

B. Fosgate's Anodyne Cordial,
A SAFE and eftectUal Remedy for the
ASUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: Dian.
hpa, and ChOlsra Morbus, also, Flatulsnt
and Spasmodic Cholcs.
This invaluable Medicine for thA above COM
plants, surpassss any other remedy now in use.
HuUdreds Of:as,s have come to the knowledge
Of the prOpt ietO', whore q speedy cure has been
effected by the use Of the Cordial, after a resort
to the common remedies had proved Unavailing.
1t has been extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many year.--has hesn
approved, and is used in practice by n great
nunbeI Ofthe mostEespsctabIe physicians, ,as may
be seen by their certificates and recommendations
accompanying each hottie.
Ihis hIsdicine Is discovered tObs certain and
elfeetual remedy for the intestine disease pro-
dues1 by the drinking of the waters OF the riv.
srs in the southern and southwestern States,
whi:h rendsss it of incstimabls value to those
who reside or tTavelin those sections of the
country.
N B To secure the public against deception,
the external label OF leach bottle is secured by a
copy right, which was entered (acsordiug to act
of COugress) in tha Northern Dis'fict OF New
YO:k, on the 9th day of November, Ammo DOmi.
nj, l540.
A fac simile of the proprisior's signature
will lie found Cn the outer label Of each bottle,
if genuine. Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY D. J. Steward, w. P. Mack
ism.. Georgetown-Palmer Il Campbell and
Rideway & Credit, Riploy-.4cklsn & Lamb,
Il Aberdeen.
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0-"Lst il not be misuRdeTs O0d-
and | eNtrest that il may not be misrep-
resented. | am NOT advocating the TG,
vivrI Of a HIGH PROTECTIVE TAR
IFF. | AM FOR ABIDING THE
PRINCIPLES OF THE ,COMPRO-
MISE ACT. am for doing what no
Suu harm man nf fair candid min asver yet
dsn!ed-giving to the country a revenue
which may provide for the economical
wants Of the Government. and al the
same time giving incidental protection
to our homo industry" Speech OfEIsn'
ry in the United States Senate, March
lst, lS42.
This s.nlence is used as standing
motto ia the Yaz1O Wing, a leading Clay
paper iRi Mississippi. The wings Of Miss
isSiPpi, would pronounce Clay's letter
to Cope, against the repeal Of the pres-
Gnl Tariff, forgery. Can the people be
humbugged with Mr. Clay's two faces!
"OH'or Paff had two tones in his
voice. ."-Pos'.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27

We are requested to announce PHrL-
IP JOLLY usG candidate for Sheriff Of
Brown county Of tho approaching elec.
tiOn.
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Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiann
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny deed,
WILL TAKE NOTICE
TNHAT petition was filed against them on
the 18th day Of uns 1874 in The Court Of
Common Pleas OF Brown eodnty Ohio BY An
drew J Ralstin ( Nancy J. Ralstin his wife
and George Shick and DuleeHa Shiek his wife,
and Is now pending, wherein they demand par i.
tit on of 4 assignment Of dover in the following
landa and Tea ] estate to wit; Sixty two acres
and twenty two poles decided to Peter Penny
now deci assd, by Lewis Penny and wife in
said county Of Brown on the waters Of Clover
lick creek part Ofa survey Of200 acres made in
the name of William TOmlin by No. 573--aIsO
Ons hundred and eighty two acres and thirty
seven poles Of land lying in sale county on the
waters ofWhitOOak creek and dsedad by James
Taylor and wife by their .Attornsy to Peter
Penny being paa Of David Lamberts survey
No. 349t.--Also 81 acres and IS poles of land
lying In said county decided to Peter Penny by
George G. Light & wife part Of ENTITY in the
name of John Watts No. 690l--AlsO Thirty
three and three fourth acres of land lying in said
cOuu ~ decided 10 Petsr Penny by George G.
Light, and wife and being survey No.
lO657 in the name Of William .Andrews--.also
54acres of land lying in said county, part
Of a tract Of lOt acres de- sded by paid Light &
wifeto said Peter Penny and part of said
Watts survey 99Ol--AlsO 95 acres 2roods & |
"a poles of land lying in said county of
which said Peter Penny died seized and part of
Iaid William TomIin's survsy No. 573; and al. |
~ three and three fourths acres Of land |
wing in said county decided to the heirs Of
Peter Penny by Joseph Pitzer & wife part Of
urvey No. 1862 in the name Francis Peyton
md that at the next term Ofsaid court applica-
len will be made by the said petitioners for an
}, der that partition may be made of said prem
sbs and dover assigned therein,
June goth I844.-6w
+ ANDREW J. RALsriN and NANCY
- * RALSTiN his wife e. GFoRaE
fs.s., SHrcK ( DULeESA Suck his wife,
Petitioners.
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New Tin Shop.
TIN AND COPPER WARE AT Low
pWfGF9g

PRICES.
THE subscriber hss opened 4 new Tin
n ware sltOP nHTih Of The maket kouss
IN Georgetown, under the managemen,
Of A. J. Ivy, where Tin aud Copper
ware Of kinds aud descriptions will be
( Ispt ON hand or manufactured TO order,
II lhe 10 vest prices for cash or produce.
THOMAS WALKER.
August II, 1874.
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James Penny, Lucinda Penny, Lewis Penny,
Wesley Penny, Andrew Penny and Indiana
Penny, Children, and Jane Penny widow Of
Peter Penny deed,
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Gorgetown Female Seminary


" ILL open On Monday the second ol
w September, under the superintendenco OF
the subsc riber assisted by E. ". Maxwell.
The year will be divided into two sessions of
twenty two weeks each. No pupil will be re-.
csivsd for less time than half session, and no
deduction for absence will be made, except for
sickness Of two or more weeks at . time. --
There WILL be arrangements made fer prilna.
ry class, which W i'll not at all interfere With tho
higher class.
COlburn's first Lcssons; Rays third part, and
Adams Al Iithmstie, Davies and Colburn's
Algebra, Playfair's Euclid, Smiths and Kirk
liam's Grammar, Mitchsll's Geography, Wor-
cester' ancisntGeOgTs ply, Goodrich's History
with EmessiOn's Questions, and suppleme. {.
Whelpsy's COmpend, Phs lp's Botany, Goods
Book Of Nature, Smellies Philosophy Of Narural
HisteFy, Lacey'S Rhetoric, Whateley's Logic,
ComstOck's Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry,
Wayland's Moral Science, Alexander,s Egi.
denGe OfChEistianity, Butler's Analogy .Paley's
Natural Theology, Watts ON the mind, Me-
COllOugh's Geography Oflhs Heavens with the
maps, Constitution Of the United States and OF
Ohio. Mans6sld's Political Grammar, and
Sulivan's Political Glass OOk, MasOn's Harp
and the Bible.
n OufOHOlOSiGat NHhEs OF G6U6Fbl History
will be furnished, together with the Globes
O:casionly lectures upoa Moral and Natural
Philosophy by the Superintendent and Teach
ers.
TERM BILL.
Tuition including all the primary studies
ahsshenis, $500
For more advanced studies, including
Vocal MIsic, Ss.OO
Board per weex, ALSO
Washing per month, co.'s
There will be a small charge for fuel and 9TH.
or rcOnlingsnt expenses, ~
EXTRA.
FFeaeh es.On
Latin gG0
+, German ~ m
Satin Embroidery S'I0
drawing 400
.Mezsotint Painting 0s0
Lessons On the Guitar l0'00
Musie ~ the Piano 81 Hiss Han of
H. NsE qrs ~ a.AA
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sANDS's SARsAPARlLLA.
FOR The REMOVAL AND PRRNl.
NENT CURE OF ALL DlSEAR.
rs ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THk
BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYS.
TEN,
NAMELY.
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JuUs 2slh, 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-12

u The Journal Of Commerce has cipheyed
out al average Wing majority OF over 1000 in
North Carolina ior seven years past, We don't
remember that The Journal was so good to US
in any former year.
On the strength of this, Loco Foco paper as
sests tina, the Wings have had every Legislature
for ten years pas, till the last one. Just no such
thing. Messrs. Strange and Brown were chosen
IS. Senators by that which was elected in 1898.
The Legislature chosen in 1896 was barely If at
all Wig. We believe it i7as Wing by one or
two msjority when frs. chosen, but was soon
changed by death or resignation In truth, 1910
and ls44 are the only years in which the Wings
have carried tie State beyond the cavil of orr op.
poncnts. They may cipher themselves blind,
but they can't obscure the fact that the State is
certain for Clay by a large majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-12
The Western Elections.

Correspondence ut Tie Tribune
CINCINNATI. August g. 1874.
kgsrucSY-So far, Owsley keeps up with the
Wing ticket pretty well, but you must not be
disappointed ii you find him BY TO morrow falling
considerably in the rear. Hes good man, but
norotiously no; popular one. and you will find
nlrn heavy weight to the Wings in this contest
Bltler will run him very hard l d. not err
when say j; is the opinion ol some OF the best
politicians in Kentucky that there are thousands
Of the Wings of that State who viii not vote
for him. TINS ought no: 10 be so, hut 1t riH be
So The vote for Owsley must not at all be taken
as an indication Of the strength OF the vote for
Mr. Clay in November. | wish this remember.
ed. If Oxsley is elected by 5000 maj 'rity,
many well. Judging politicians OF KY will be dis
appointed; whereas none such think OF claiming
for Henry Clay less majority than 2O0O0 t"
% coo You will find IN the Legislative Eec-
lion this year, much better representation Of
popular sentiment than in the Guoernators.
So soon as the material is sufficient, | will
construct you comparative tables.
IND1AsA-I have letters from Dearborn and
Ohio Counties, lLawrenccburgh and Rising SUM-
which give the contest up to the Locos by about
their usual msjorties. The Wings there have
not done well. Franklin and Wayne Counties
are coming IN better. Yours, &c. PRoBUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-12
The August Elections,
kcnt.ic kS.


The Cincinnati Gazette Of last "Wednesday
brings US the following returns OF votes along the
Ohio river, or which mad reached that river the
preceding day and night. They indicate great
vote, and of course Wing victory. We shout
infer nom hasty inspection Of them that 9 Cxsley
mus. have 10000 majority, and Dixon still more
Green River Country 70 called, or the other
end Of the State, that most dissatisfaction waF
expressed at the selection Of OHsiey, Mortimer
man, for Governor, This local feeling has doubt
less uufed us more South of Green river than or
the Ohio. the Wing Legislative tickets gene.
rally run better than owsley, and .hcrc can be
no doubt Of decided Wing triumph on all points.
Here nre the Gazcttc's returns: