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the Ministers and with their full assent, has been
pleased to order me to address the chamber in the
following terms, as approved by the council
Article /. From the moment when the supreme
government shall know that the department OF Tex
as has annexed itself to the American Union. or
that troops from the Union have invaded 1t, II shall
declare the nation at war with the United States
of North America.
Art. 2. The object OF this war shah be to secure
the Integrity of the Mexican territory, according
to its ancient limits. acknowledged by the United
States in treaties from the year 1928 10 1886, and
10 insure the independence of the nation.
God and Liberty Mexico, July 81, 1916.
LUIS G. CUEVAS.
1--WE have seen also the report Of the Minister Of
Finance. He pleads strongly for war, but says:
The funds necessary for this war cannot be OBJ
tanned by the usual means; the actual situation Of
the treasuryrequires the application of extraordi-
nary and perhaps oppressive means, which, under
no other circumstances could be borne.'"
In continuation ofthis subject we may say should
war be declared by Mexico, that the United States
are prepared for it. A force of three thousand men
will be concentrated on the Southern frontier of
Texas The naval force in the Gulf amounts to
two hundred guns; and on the Pacific side Of Mex
leo, there will be ten men of war.
<tf From the Baltimore American.
OUR TROOPS IN TEXAS
The Washington I" Union" of Friday evening
says !" Our troops will prob ,by moi take an ag-
gressive attitude In regard to Mexico II (as some
suppose, and some indeed say) her troops are on
the advance to the frontier, the danger of collision
approaches In all probability, If they undertake
the invasion of Texas, they will attempt to drive
our troops from the ground they occupy. In such
case, our right Of defence will authorize us to Grip
pie and destroy their army in any way we please
Then the game is up. We drive every man OF
them across the Rio Grande; and who shall set
limits to the Storm"
The position of our forces in Texas is altogeth-
er defensive one. Mexico has threatened war
IN the event of annexstion and until she attempts
to carry out her threats, the compact OF annexa-
ton is not endangered. 1t is to make good that
compact against all efforts to disturb it, that our
troops are directed upon Texas. OF course, they
have nothing to do but to resist il any such efforts
are made But when hostlities are once begun
by Mexico, then open war will exist-or, as the
"Union" phrases it, "the game is up" 1t will
probably be nothing more than border feud, or a
war of skirmishes, lift comes.
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I TOIIN MELLOTT'S ESTATE.-Noiice j,
% hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as administrators OF the es-
tate Of John Mellott, late Of Monroe county, de.
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment to either ol
the undersigned, and all those having claims to
present them duly authenticated for settlement
within one year. .fj ~ ifi .,.s9 II, sis.s,l9
# THos. GRIFFITH, 4 d,,in;.,,.,.r.
.ai,. NOAH MELLoTT.5 administrators.
August is, ls45. 4, a,..4sl Sw
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ESAAC NEFF'S ESTATE.-Notice is hereby
n given that the subscriber has been appointed
and quaiieda as administrator OH the estate of Isaac
Neff, late of Monroe county, deceased. AlIper-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to
make immediate payment to George W. Neff, sur
viving partner Of l. s. G. w. Neff. and all persons
having claims present to same.
THoS. GRIFFITH, Admir-.
August l6, 1916. Sw
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Albion K Paris, I'd Comptroller, Treas Dep
VIM. g. Elliott, Principal Clerk. P. o. Dep.
These proofs are Of great utility to Pensiun-
ers themselves, by them in multitude of cases,
their pension may be increased; and rejected cases
obtained
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HyAXES FOR THE YEAR 1S45. The
Ill amount of per centum levied on each hum
dred dollars of valuation Of all property subject to
taxation on the grand levy Of the county Of Monroe,
for the year 1916, is as follows, viz.

And for the different townships for township
purposes as follows, to wit
For the townships of Adams, Elk, Jackson,
Sunsbury, Salem and Switzerland each 10 cents.
Centre, Ohio and Wayne each 20 cents. Malaga
Is cents. Perry and Union each 80 cents Sene-
ca SO cents Washington 40 cents.
And for the different townships for poor purpo-
poses as follows, to wit
For the township of Centre Is cents Perry 20
cents. Sunsbury 30 cents Salem cents mills.
Switzerland and Union each 10 cents
The trustees of the township of Franklin have
levied for School purposes the additional sum Of 20
cents; and the trustees of the township of Seneca
the additional sum of 20 cents for Road purposes.
Making the total amount OF per centum in each
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August 10, S45.
IHVHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUN

| Y III
| n TY, IS.
| The State of Ohio In The court of Common Plea,
for the use OF the In CHANcERY.
Fund Commits. The said defendants, Alex.
sioners Of Monroe ander Ferrel and Rebecca Fer
| County, }rel, his wife, will take notice
vs. that the sand plaintiff, to wit
| Alexander Ferrel The State of Ohio tor the use
aud Rebecca Fer of the Fund Commissioners Of
ret, his wife. Monroe county, on the eev-
enth day of April, A. D. IS45, filed with the Clerk
of said Court, her bill OF complaint in Chancery,
charging amongst other things that the said defen-
dants being seized in fee simple of the north east
quarter of the south west quarter of section No g.
township A, and range a, containing 40 acres more
or less; also, the north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section g. township A, and range
A, containing 40 acres more or less; and being in
want of one hundred dollars OF the surplus reve-
nue. belonging to said county, they did in or about
the month of September. 1889, apply to the
Fund Commissioners of Monroe county aforesaid
to loan them the said sum Of one hundred dollars,
to be secured by a mortgage on said premises,
that the said Fund Commissioners did loan to said
defendants the said sum OF one hundred dollars, and
thereupon the said defendants to secure the repay
ment of the same with interest thereon at seven
per cent payable semi-annually in advance, by
their deed duly executed and dated on or about
the 9th day of September, A ID 1885, conveyed
the said premises to said plaintiff in fee simple, but
subject to condition of defeasance ON the pay
ment of said sum of money with interest thereon,
at per cent payable sem-annually in advance;
that neither the said sum of money Nor the said
interest, or any part was paid to said Fund Com.
missioners, though often demanded, whereby the
legal estate in said premises became vested in said
plaintiff for the use aforesaid, redecmable never
theless in equity on payment of said sum of money
and said interest and accruing interest. The SAID
bill then prays the writ of subpoena, or that said
defendants may be otherwise notified according to
law, that said defendants may be compelled to
answer, that an account may be taken of what is
due said plaintiff for principal and interest upon
said mortgage, and that said mortgaged premises
may be sold, and the proceeds of such sale applied
to the satisfaction Of said principal and interest and
for general relief Now UNLESS said defendants
appear, plead, answer, or demur to said bill within
sixty days from the rising of the next term Of the
court of Common Pleas TO be held within and for
said county on the goth day of October, A d 1915,
said bill will be taken as confessed, and decree
thereupon accordingly had
VIM. C. WALTON, SOL pro. CompIt
July 10, IS45e l9.6w
ND DAD NOTICE-Notice is hereby given
10 that petition will be presentedto the Com
n
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TUyTHoMAS LEWIS ESTATE. Notice is
hereby given, that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator Of the es-
tate OF Thomas Lewis, late Of Monroe county, de-
ceased. sf EMREY LEWIS, admi
August 23, IS45. 81
i BLINK DEEDS for sale at this Office. :, i 3
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Mary Donohoo, Nancy Wiscarver, John Sawvie,
Thomas, James, William, John, and Hannah
Donohoo, and John Wolford and Margaret his
wife.
The said defendants will take notice that the
said plaintiff on the fifteenth day of July. ls45,
filed his petition in the Clerks office Of the court
of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, pray
ing among other things that said court will order
and decree that said plaintiff complete the contract
referrnd to in said petiton and that the plaintiff
convey the following real estate to John Sawville,
to wit: the S. w. quarter of the N. W. quarter Of
section 10, township T. and range y in the district
ofland sold at Marietta; which said petition will be
heard at the next term Of said court July 8, lS45
JESSE EAGON, Ex'r, sc.
. E. A. BRArroN, his Atty. 10
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JAMES r. MORRIS,
TTORN NEY AT La w.
Woodsfeld, Monroe co., Ohio.
Feb. IA. 1915.

ARCHBOLB & WIRE.
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, and
IA Solicitors in Chancery, Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio.
December 27, 1874.
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SAMUEL ErCKS'S ESTATE-Notiec is
~ hereby gwen that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate OF Samuel Hicks, late of Monroe county,
deceased JAMES BROWN.
July 20, 1915. 20
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Gg-Supervisors, throughout the county, will OBJ
serve the following form for road receipts, as near
as practicabie:-
5 This is 10 certify, that A. B. has per.
formed labor on the public highway, under my d.
rection, in district No. -- of - township,
Monroe county, Ohio, between the first Of April
and first of October, ls45 to the amount of -
road tax G.. D. Supervisor.
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ND DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
10 that petition wall be presentedto the Com
mssioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, at their De.
cember session, asking for areview Of so much Of
the Wpods6eld and Marietta road as lies IN the east
half of section %, township 5, range Z, in Elk
township, beginning at sugar tree stump north
Of the residence Of David Fleming, and thence
running west, Of the creek iDtersecting the old
survey north Of Vincent Worstell. ..6s X
A PETITIONER.
August {, 4 le46. 4w22
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Notice is hereby given, that II will attend either
in person or by deputy, on the following days, at
the places Of holding elections in each of the seve
raj m ownships to receive Taxes viz:
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And from said 27th day of September until the
goth day of December, will be at my office in
Woodsfeld for the purpose of receiving taxes, and
dischargng the other duties Of the office as the law
requires. JOHN KERR,
Treasurer, M. c.
Treasurer's Office, August 2, lS45.
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THE MaRKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
CWCLVNATL
ASHES.

ASHES.
Pots, first sort 3a3 IA Bral
Pearls do 31-4a4 c
FISH. S
Mackerel. Gin
No l, bbl Sl3 5Oa14 00IWh
No /, kit | 50a2 00IWir
No 2, Dbl III 50al2 30 CT
No3, 937a9 so
Shad ,Balt.bbl 10 00al0 80 Bee
Cod dry cwt 325a3 75I She
Herrings box 62a75cI Gov
Bait. Dbl a6 90
FLOUR, MEAL, Sc. Bee
Flour,
By canal bbl 2 7oa2 81
City mills az S3I POI
Corn meal. bu 3la40c
FRUITS.
Apples. dried bu la1 IL
green 50a62i Hal
Peaches, dried l 75a2 90
Ralsins, 800 Por
Figs, lb 12al5
Currants. Zante al2l-2l
Oranges, box 8 00a4 SO
Lemons, box 8 00a5 DOLLAR
Almonds l6a20
GRAINS. Bre
Wheat, bu 50a {
Corn, in the ear 32a37 But
Barley 100 ii
Oats 23a25 Che
Rye abs
GROCERIES. Bea
Coffee, Hav'a lb Ia 8
Rio 7l-4a8 Zar
> Domln. 6a z I
Java Halls p
Teas, Gunpowd'r 45aS0 Tul
Imperial 45al IL Sal
Yo Hyson 25a70 SU
Souchong 4Oa60 Fea
Sugar, N. o. lb 6a7 Hol
Havana 9al0 Wo
Loafs, l0al3 Bee
MoIasses, N.O.gl 3la32 HoI
Sugar house 37a40l Pot
BALTLJMO
FLOUR. Hd,
Howard street Dbl 45G
City mills 1922 Bac
Per cars A 37lSho
GRAIN. Har
Wheat, Pa. red bu SO Por
Md. white SO
Corn, yellow 43a45c Bee
white 43c
Oats 30a32
Rye a,..- Sc Lar
LIVE STOCK.
Beef cattle cwt 300a5 90 WI
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A LARGE quantity Of COTTON YARN Just
IN received aud for sale lower than ever before
sold in this place by
J.R. 81. H. MORRIS.
August, 1915.
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HREEN RIO COFFEE. superior article,
~ just received and for sale low by
r. 81. II MORRIS.
May 3, IS45. stf
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Would respectfully refer to the undersigned:
Hon. W. P. Mangum, President u S. Senate.
Jno. w. Jones, Speaker H. of Reps
M. B. Lamar. Ex President Of Texas.
Levi Woodbury., us. Senate.
olI
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REONROE COMMON PLEAS.-Petition to
1VA complete Real Contract.
Jesse Eagon, Executor Of the estate of Michael
Donohoo, deceased.
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q BLINK DEEDS for sale at this Office =
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take pleasure in stating that Mr.. Lormg B
True, of the State of Maine, is graduate of Bow
doin College, the highest literary institution of the
State, and among the foremost in New England
that he is gentleman OF good moral character ant
wurth doubt not he will give full satisfaction
wherever he may be employed
GEORGE EVANS, U. s. Senate.
August 2, 1871.
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Having had much acquaintance with Mr. True.
have the same good opinion as expressed by the
Hon. Mr.. Gustine, and the same desire, &C., as
he is worthy.
Hon. a. PLUMMER, M. C.
Washington, d, c., August 80, 1912.
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The GalEss,oa Ness HyU-Hs kls
ree1lly bssn Wilh > eelpany Milhin g
Il 50 miles q lhr ki0 Grands. He could
obl.in no informzlioa q de Ispored COZ
csnnalipn ~ sruoPs upon ne fsomden.
He, however, informs Us thai Ne has very
Isle inRlligenre from Msinmoras By a per
son wh0 leli lhai city only sessn dsys
40. Oh the OH Instant. All the inhabl.
,snls Of lhsi eiiy and he neighborlng R.n.
rhes were required % perform military do
N regularly. To this government Older
there Vas no exception. . Z embraced al
classes ofeiiizens. The probability . ihai
The same order i enEorred throughout ne
whole country Of The Rio 0nlide.
We notice thai General Houston, Chlel
Justice HemphIl, Governor Reynolds
Judge Lipscomb and Judge Hunter, an
among lhose who hare been elected 70 Ne
Convention. General Memuran Hun
was defeated Cor the Convention in Calves
ton county. Major Baehe, an anii-anncxa
ZIONIST. heads The poll.
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WHO WILL PROFIT BIZ r.,

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On De 6ra q July. and b IL psOsis.ons &c..
bers wiilin Tiny miles Il Hillsbo.oush Mn !,
he Recorder frss n pesfags. This yin smh,,,,
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Mill. scOalssiIle. Pleasant Grove, Cedar C,O,,
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drn. lindleyis srors. Snow Camp Peters,,
store. White Gross, chsPsl Hin. hason H.H.
lIaw Riser. Albrighi's and Hol.is Store.
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Hal
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ar We hofe our friends ~ thess diasrn,
points win exert themselves 70 procure u. SON.
additional Subscribers. A small addition 10 %,
lia win snsble Us 10 make some improvement, in
our sheet whieh We are anxious 10 eject
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) signet Of the I
, imperial will. (
COPY OF THE LETTER TO Mn. CUsH-
INC.
PETER PARKER.
Late Chinese Secretary Of the Legation

COPY OF THE LETTER TO Mn. CUsH-
ING.
Isl Wing, of the Imperial House. 60
vernon Of kwang Tang aud Kwang Sc,
a director of The board Of war, a vice
guardian Of the heir apparent. minister
aud commissioner ext aortlinary Of the
Isl Using empire, aakes this commune
cation, &c.:
/ Hhereas, on former occasion, I, with
the honorable ervoy, negotiated aud set.
lied treaty Of aniiy and commerce, and
fortunately received the august Emperor
injunc,ions to the operative boards. who
have ratifiedthe same: Il due no,itr where
4 has en- given By me, the minister.
This is on record.
have NOW received the august Elnpr.
r"r's reply 10 The Presidential letter ri
your honorable nalioe's august President;
and. as behooyeill me. !, the minister, APP
point two high officers, fiwans, Inc pro.
vincial treasurer, and Chow lhe CON.
missary. to take it and deliver il to dr.
Parker. the officer whom your exeellency
depnted To receive and transmit! il.
Alter your excellency SHALL have re.
ceived il. ! request yes will, without de.
lay, respectfully present il TO the presi.
dent, in order 10 manifest. :. perpetual ami.
~ and concord" On this aceoant
make this communication. and take the
opportunity Of presenting my regards FOL
your daily increasing happiness. As is
requisite. 1 make this communication.
The foregoing communication is Ia
Caleb Cushing, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotrntiary of the United
States Of America 10 China.
Taon Kwaag. 9th year, l2th month,
10th day, (23d January, ls45.
PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary Of the Legation
The five ports in the Chinese empire which
the treaty opens TO the commerce Of the United
States. Erirons.
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rssssy ~hsrA wss ssA knswa - Ain:
s.e. Sally. Ih.s hs I'D ssuss haa.s 9TH
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ne pshlse nrrd that ne serdiri @as iasl
an1 lh.s naniiisa sss ne msrdfEsl--bsl
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lhres msn 1ilh whom or trssrllsts' hAt
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srisd snd convicted. IN The Car west. o
mcrder. Before hls execution. hs eon'
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s.ala I've Doel0t-iha he bad mislsd hia
a. 20 ne road. and thar he had slolea Ham
aIlsn's pistol lwisb which he eommiltel
ne auId.r, sad lsli 70 By The Doe,er'l
bad,} from his holster doring lhs night
and alter BE had heard N The ehsi rosn'
me eanp-kre ma, lhs Dacaor had mono.
9Th bin. and ~as engaged IN lhs pun
chase Of land.
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tius. Ne. CaBSls. o.. IGais 6ay yns 40
plsy aasE 4 90 u.da'i yos'd have Iskst.
saS lhsf. lssrss haAi sd yozsss &c 40
ne s1ires snd shass, snd tanE6<tosn.
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And shat - mests lksh---nosi sssa
a yes. caedlr. zoe can. 90 snd eniog
oass. Il, aad nsssT e rhsrh - bnng haas
20 me rhlldrsli > sshgsfbsssdapa Daa'i
lsIl ne lhsi yo1f Jacket "a. plckrd u .
pond &c pu's. Nice eOnpshy Sou nss'
have bssn IN % hare your pOrksi Pisk.
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Bei I dare say shall hear I'll abosi 4
iosmearo~. I've N dosbi. 81, yoa Aeas
danrang u the cre~a and Anrhas.
shosld liks % have sesn y..u. No: I'm
nol making myself Eidiruioas. lie yau
hate asking I'll iidirsloas; and ~
ery bcds that knoss yas Gays -. Ese-
~ body ksous whsl have 20 Psi up s'Ih
IRON 100.
.Gsips 70 f.ir. indrsdl Al yeas
time-
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hearing eonfu.srly The ser's- hsll =
eypsiss-Islllrrs--raundsboul-suiag--
pink.b0nass-nuis.'
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

About one hundred and forty persons
persisted by IN explosion Of fis damp.
which took plarr in coal mine Il Bons-
50. near Quirrain, in Belgium, = short lime
ago.
4 he c0nsumplonof opium Is frighdully
on the increase in England. single YES
sci. the Duke Of Cornwall, recently arriv-
cd from cOnslanlinople. brought % Ions
. qrs. and ~ be. Of this deadly dug.
Five young Persians Of rank, selected
BY the Shahio proceed 70 France 70 receive
! European education. arrived n Tou-
louise on the l0th uliimo, ON their way TO
Paris.
OF four 74-gun ships, and seven Of 10
guns, built since 1900, and costing alto
gelher R620, o70, fourlase been cut down,
and one broken up, and Eve tuned into
hnlks--all wilhouieyer having been al sea.
The Penelope. converted into . steam I'm
gale is AZ sea IN good condition.
An explosion took place in mine near
Mons, France, on the 9Th uliimo. by which
about forty men were killed and many
more severely injured.
Al chelienham fair, b young woman,
having calls tail thrown over her shout
des suddenly in a joke, went into fts,
which were expected 70 terminate in death
or idiocy.
The population Of Russia. according TO
the last census, is 82,500, 900, Of whom
2,0eO. 900 are Mahometans and $4,000
4 Jews.
A correspondent Of the Dublin Mail
states that The Rev. Mr.. Newman and elc.
ven other members Of Oxford University
have openly embraced the faith and doc.
rines &C The Church Of Rome.
Y Four Brahmins Of high caste have ariy'
ed in England for the purpose Of studying
medicine at The University College, Lon
don.
A letter from Suex, of the 9Th ultimo
mentions the massacre Of a tribe Of Arubs
\ ~ susisu, wv vrss~i of Orussu fsrhs, uusirr
circumstances Of great treachery and bar
barity.