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CoNGREss. Edwin H. Ewing is the Wing
candidate in the Nashville District. Mr. Bell
does not run.
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FIRE. The steam mill and dstllery, be-
longing to Litchenborgon s. Brothers, of New
Harmony, Ia, was destroyed by fire recently
A large quantity of grain, flour and whiskcy
were consumed. No insurance.
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THE COOLEST YET. An Albany paper of
Friday says: Yesterday was so cold that the
mercury went down in the celarn
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SAD Loss OF LIFE. Three hundred sheep
were drowned by the breaking aw ay of ice
in mill sluce, at Rome, N. Y, on Thursday
1,ot
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ss-THe AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTI
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers by care
su carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only at the end of each week.
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail to distant
Subscribers at the rate of -Four Dollars per year-pay
shIe, always. in advance.
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RUSSIA The population of Russia, accord
ing TO the last census, is 62,5OO,OOO; yet there
is evidently less wealth and strength than in
the United States.
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DEAD. The Philadelphia papers announce
the deaths of Col. R. w. Dunlap, of the City
Hotel, and of William Minor, Esq The for
mer gentleman bore a conspicuous part in the
battle of Lundy's Lane, as well as many other
battles during the last war.
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THE LOUISIANA SUGAR ChoP. The Editor
of the N. O.. Bee, who has just returned from
visit to several sugar plantations in the interior
parishes and on the coast, says that the recent
cold weather has cast gloon over the prospect
ofthe crop. From reliable information, ho es-
Inmates that the crop tins year will be 1876 900
hogsheads, being falling off of $4,000 hogs
heads as compared with last year.
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PUNISHMENT UNDER THE BLACK CODE. A
negro slave was convicted at New Orleans, a
few days ago, of an attempt to commit rape
upon white woman, and under the black
code, was sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years, and to receive 100 lashes on the bare
back; IS before being sent there, and rs on
three different occasions after his arrival there
Another slave, convicted under the same law,
of setting fire to store, was sentenced to ten
years hard labor in the penitentiary. Severe
punishment that.
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MAYOR OF BosToN. Josiah Quincy, jr., the
Mayor elected by the people of Boston for next
year, has been elected by the Councils to fill
the vacancy which has so long existed in conse-
quence of the resignation of MIR. Davis previous
to his death.
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ANNAPOLIS, Dec. l2, lS45

Court Of Appeals, ". S-Deccmbcr Term-
No. II. Joseph Isaacs vs. Ruth Williams.
Archer, Chief Judge, delivered the opinion of
the Court. Judgment reversed, and proeedcn-
do awarded.
No. 10. r. w. Carter, adm. of w. G.. Car
ter vs.. VIM. II. Tuck, adm of Samuel Fow-
Ter. Spence, Judge, delivered the opinion of
this Court, Judgment reversed, and proce-
dendo awarded.
No. rs. Administrators Of VIM. Gist VS..
Thomas Drakcly. Magruder, Judge, deliv-
cred the opinion of this Court. Judgment af-
frmed.
No. Is. Alexander McKee, adm. of James
Mckee vs. James Baden, Magrudcr, Judge
delivered the opinion of the Court. Judgment
reversed, and procedendo awarded
No. 90. James Someryille vs.. Sarah II. So
merville, was concluded by Boyle, D. A. g.,
for the appellant.
No. 65. Cross VS.. Cohen, was commenced
by G. w. Bowie for the appellant.
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THE MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND.
The New York Courier in noticing the extern
sve preparations making in the dockyards of
England, says:
"Beyond all doubt in our mind, they are in
tended solely to guard against the anticipated
contingency of Louis Phillipe's death. That
event is supposed not to be far distant; and
when it takes place, Young France and the
Prince de Joinville, arc expected to give Eng
land quite enough to do. By arming for such
a contingency, England hopes to avoid it; and
hence her activity in increasing her steam ma
vyn
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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL. The Seguin
opera troupe are with Burton, at the Chestnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
G-ss~in arc 10 aid tho philadelphi1 Sacred Mu-
sic Society, in producing the "Oratorio Of
Creation" at the Musical Fund Hall, soon.-
MIR. J. Walack, Jr., and lady, with Whoatley
and others, are at the Walnut-st. Theatre
A. A. Adams and Mrs. Burke, are at the Arch
street.-In New York, Mr.. and Mrs. keau
were to appear in "lon," at the Park, last
evening. J. r. Scott and Mrs. Shaw, arc at
the Bowery A grand complimentary musical
concert, for the benefit of A. D. Patterson
Esq, editor of the Anglo-Amcrcan, IS to come
off at the Tabernacle, on the 18th, in which
Mrs. Valentine Mott, Madame Otto, Mrs. E.
Lodcr, and host Of talent, are to participate
Mary Ann Lee, the accomplished Gan-
scuse, is to appear in ola Bayadore," at Bos-
ton. Murdoch is also there.-Booth and
the SkerrGtts, are at Mobile
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Aug 2s 1856, Nassau street. N. Y.
THINK ON YOUR PHYSICIAN,

Until ytu think a little cash into his necessities
nR JOHN MCMAHON informs those who
HB are indebted to him that he is in want of mo-
ney TO pay his debts, this money must come from
those with whom he has labored; he Is now sued
for money which he has not by him. owing TO his
indugng those who owe him aud many of them
for wears past Gentlemen think the matter over
until you think out a little cash. and then please
send it on, il cant come tho soon for help Mind
I don't like to dun. much less to sue, but neglect
of this notice NAV remove all dislike TO the latter
And if | am forced to the measure blame your
selves JN0. Mem
Oct. IL, 1S45. 81
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Sept, 20, 1915.

ND DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
ma that petition will be presented to the com-
missoners of Monroe county at their next session
PRAYING for view and location If a county road,
beginning at Shanklands and Johnson's store, in
range s,sectlon 49, on the road leading from Barns
vile to Marietta, thence the nearest and best way
10 the town of HarrietsyiIle in Monroe county,
thence across Duck creek to intersect road lead
ing from Bonn in Washington county to the coun-
ty line OF Monroe. MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct A. lS45. 80
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HhoAD NOTICE -Notice is hereby given

Hb DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Ia that peiitioo will be presented to the Com
mIssioners of Monroe county at their next session
in December. for an alteration on part of the
state road leading from Graysville to Van Buren,
through the lands of Maris and Harshorn, the al
teration to commence at the section line between
section nineteen and twenty in Wayne township,
Monroe county, and running north east direction
along the road now opened and IN travelling use
near to where Mars is building new barn thence
south east direction to lntersect the old line of
said road in section 10. Oct %, 1915 --33
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The FLYING ARTILLER Letters have been
received from an officer on board the ship Her
mann, al Key West. under date OF the 18th Of Sept.
Major Ripggod, and his fine company of FLYING
Artillery, which left Baltimore IN the Hermann
on the goth of August were all we'll having lost
two horses from injury on the assage The wealth
er experienced was very hot-the ship was be-
calmed seven days before passing the banks
The object Of putting into Key West was to fill
up with water, the supply on board having been
exhausted.
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August 9, ls45.

ED DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Ia that petition will be presented to the Com
missoners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their ses-
sion in December next praying for alteration and
review Of so much of the road running from Sardis
to Cadwell's, os runs through the farm of George
Rutter. being distance of one half or three
fourths OF mile. Said alteration to commence
wheresald road comes on the land of said Rutler,
thence runu,pg toward Jacob Bontrager, along the
east side OF said Rutters land aud intersectng the
road as laid out on the lands of Jacob Bontrager.
A PETITIONER
August 49, S15 %
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al 0l,lClG is hereby given that there will be a
IV petition pre>entel 20 the next session of the
LrgIs atnre of Ohio praying for the erection Df
new county bounded and described as follows,
commencing al the n9rthwest corner Of section q
township l3, OF range II, il. MuskingIm county;
thence east 10 the borth eat corner of section 2.
township 8. aud range 3; thence south TO the south
east corher OF section II Of same range and town
ship; iheqce east 10 the north east corner of sec
,lon l6, Township s, aud nnge 8; thence north TO
the north west corner OF section 3, township 3,
and range 8; thence east the north east OF
section Of said township and ranges thence north
TO the north west corner of township 8, range 2,
IN Guernsey county; thence east to the north east
corner Of said township and range; thence south to
the south east corner Of township 6, in Monroe
county; thence west 70 the south west corner Of
section 81. township 6, aud range z; thence south
TO the south eastcorneI of section p, township 8,
and range 8, in Washington county; the,ice west to
the south west corner Of section 7, township s,
and range 8. in Morgal county; thence north to
the north west corner Of township 0, range Q, Of
county aforesaid thence west to the south west
corner Of section 35. township ". Of range Il, in
Muskingum county; thence north 70 the place Of
beginning And your petitioners would ask iur-
ther, that your honorable body would annex TOW n
ship 5. range 10, in Washington county to. Morgan
county octt25, Isi5 --33l
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From the western Erpositor.

MORE FROM OREGON.
From letter from the Marshal and High Sher.
if Of oregon--who has been there fifteen years
received q few days since, dated 18th OF April.
writtea to his brother in this county, we make
few extracts
.iLast year / raised 1900 bushels of wheat--this
year think will have 5000 bushels. have
large farm, lying eight miles from ship navigation,
worth as much as half the county you live in.
have large building in Oregon City that cost
me about $1,000. have also property in the City
of Multanomab, and also in the town OF linton.
Oregon City lies on the east, side ofthe Willamette
Falls, and Multanomah on the west side, ard Tin
ton 20 miles below, at the head of ship naviga-
ton. have besides 20 head of cattle, Is head Of
horses, 200 hogs, dogs, cat, children, and
the old woman, with chickens innum cradle.
aWith regard to the honor heaped upon me in
this country, am High Sheriff and Territorial
Marshal ofOregon. I have been going around the
circuit together with the court officers. and have
to start to the mouth of the river in the morning
the county Of Catsop. We have five counties in
the territory; viz. Cackmas, Yamhills, Cbampoick
Twailty, and Clatsop. AS for our connection
with the United States, we are almost independent
of Uncle Sam. For some time past ! have been
employed taking the census. The number otsouls
is 1900.
SHOW, as respecting Oregon, have explored
the whole country. and think it the finest upon
the earth-the soil is very good-the timber so tall
that have seen IS Iail cuts II feet long, gotten
out of tree 90 inches through at the butt The
climate is fine, too. have not seen any ice this
wiuter, but we have had five months rain without
intermsslon, still stock keep lat without feed
ing them any. The grass here looks like young
clover fields Ia June. Come to Oregon, and make
your children rich, and live happy yourself
Should you move to the country, bring TWO or
three hundred young heifers, as they are the best
properly in this country There is not hall the
trouble and danger in coming that you think 1t
YOU start, half the trouble is over.
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HDOAD NOTICE E-There will be petition
Me, presented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county. Ohio, at their next session in December,
praying for The location of road, commencing at
or near John Clary's in Ohio township. in said
county; running thence east of Richard and John
Angus, through Bennoni Williams and Fox's
lanas, thence through Lewis Mobbley's land;
thence through Benjamin McBirneys' land; ;thence
through the lands of James Castor the nearest
and best rout TO intersect the Jamestown road near
where the same ntersects the Sunfish road
MANY PETITIONERS.
a.. ,otE an
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.EB DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
M9 that petition will be presented to the Com
nissoners OF Monroe county at their next session,
IN December, for the location of lcounty road
through part of said county, commencing Tor the
same where the Taylorsve and Woodsfield state
road crosses the line between sections 8 and is,
thence along lane around the bank through the
corner OF section l6 10 iniersect John Keers lane,
thence along said Keers lane to the east side Of the
run in said lane, up said run TO the corner of the
fence, thence upsaid fence to the foot Of the hill,
thence the besl way on 10 the bench, ihence the
neare.t and best way 10 Eliih Ma.heneys house,
thence little nofth hof cas- 10 hetop of the ridge,
thence up sid ridge to the sectal liue between
the lid. of t.li4b MaibeDey a.d B BraSn..
sr the4ce aotg sad srcian lhe a. tear a praS Il
cuhie (assitg at Iime 10 tile horth Of sal'i &c
tIon pe) 20 intersrti the Barpesvile aud MeCo-
nel4yie state road where sad seclion line crosses
: aid road Oct Is, 1915 -32
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CREATING Elm RIBBONS. In New York it has
been stated that great abuses have crept into the
ribbon trade. Most Of the rolls are found to be
only nine yards, their proper length being fifteen.
II will he well for our merchants to examine into
this cheat before making purchases.
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ED DAD NOTICE.-N Notice is hereby given
M that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county at their next session
in December, praying for the alteration OF the
county road commencing at the Woods6eld and
Sistersville State road near Jane Jacksons's and
ending at the Marietta road near John Drums;
said alteration to commence at the low place near
Henry Drums bars, thence by said Drums stable,
thence to the section line between John Hamilton
and Henry Drlm. thence east with said line TO in
tersect the Woodsfield and Sistersvile road at or
near Samuel Jacksoo's Oct 25, 1888
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BROAD NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given
HN that a petition will he prese ted 10 the Com
nIssiohers of Monroe county at their next sc sion
io December, praying for county road to com
mence a, the road passing John Easion's il Green
township. thence the nearest and nest way & John
McCsslih's, thence the nearest aud best wayto in
terse,t the road leading from Newcastle to Sun
fish and not to grade more thar six degrees above
the horizon. Oct 25, 1916. 5.--33
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A letter from Mr.. Carr, dated in Gibraltar on the
2Oth Of August, where he was waiting the frigate
Cumberland to proceed IN it to Tangier anticipates
no difficulty whatever as to his reception by the
Moorish author tiles, sustained, as he unqueston-
ably will be, by Com. Smith--.N Y Globe.
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Eh DAD NOTICE. is hereby given
Ea that petition will be presented to the Com
missiouers OF Monroe county, Ohio, at their De-
cember session, aski for review of so much of
the Woodseld and Marietta road as lies the east
half of section %. township 5, range Z, in Elk
township, beginning at sugar tree stump north
of the residence Of David Fleming, aud thence
running west of the creek ntersectng the old
survey north of Vincent Worstell
PETITIONER.
August 8, 1S45 4w22
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BUTTER is known that the rancid taste in
butter Is owing to the buttermik being imperfect
ly expressed or worked out, whchis found difficult
TO accomplish with wooden spoon, not being able
to apply the necessary power in using it. ln Co
shen. New York. thev now cover the hands with
linen gloves. and thew forchly work out the but
termilk, and thus by excluding the air n packing,
the article long keeps sweet.
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WDOAD NoTICE.--Notice is hereby given
IL that apetition will be presented TO the Com
missoners Of Monroe county at their next session
ID December, praying for the location of county
road on the following rout, viz: to begin at coun-
ty road leading from Summer6eld in Monroe coun-
ty to Mount Ephraim in Guernsey county at the
line between the lands of William Leeper and
John Craig, thence nrrthwardly along the rout
now travelled to double poplar tree, thence to the
Guernsey county line to meet road leading to
Senecaville in Guernsey county near John Groves
Oct. rs, 1916. 33
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We learn that last week the citizens of CAM
bridge were rejoced by the arrival of several ca
nal boats at that place from Cincinnati. laden with
freight eing the first arrival,li like anew things
under the sun, it created we doubt not, no little
excitement Navigation from that point is now
open to Cincinnati and Lawrenceburgh.
f4 ~ Gyne County (Ia) Record
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Sam Slick says that TO talk about person
having the power to weep on all occasions is the
height OF moonshine. I'd like to see man un-
dertake TO cry, with pretty girl beside him
pocket full OF CASH no corns on his toes--and
plenty of ice cream in his reach. Ifhe can do II
,t such time. he had better make business Of IT,
and go about crying for reople, atsixpence cry >
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Tht Allegheny Methodist Conference lately re-
conference who uses tobacco in any of lis forms
except as medicine, and in that case satisfactory
evidence shall be given"
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yByh,. -, .,o.i,,. m.,,,.,,. , o,e,,tpd from
anexteusivq nraetice i,f several years in bil.
lons climate and Is NrvpR xsowS TO van. of
curing Fepey mi Hcue or auv of ME diseases above
named.
Those who are suffering from diseases NJ This
kind, as also those who have become invalids from
their effects upon the constitution. win find The
INDIA oi.Acocup a most invauable renedv
for purifying the blood. and thoroughIv cleansing
from ,he system the morbid effects Of billions
climate.
The wonderful operation of the Cbolarogue in
eradieating BILE from the human system. can onlv
explain its extraordinary agency in The SPEEDY.
rHoRouGH aud PERMANENT CURE of FEVER
and AGuE, and the various grades of Intermittent
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When the philanthropc British capture SLAYER,
they send the captives to Brazil where they are
sold to pay expenses, and become slaves fol ever.
Yet Mr. Bull can't bear the taste Of slave-grown
sugar
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..f,,sper TO Geographical Enigma of last toeek.
GENERAL ANDREW. JACKSON SoLu-
TIoNs Green. Edgar, New Orleans, Elk, Red,
Anderson, Logan. Ajax, Norwalk, Donec; Ross,
England. Warsaw, lesson, Angola, Concord.
Keene. Sweden, Orange, Newark.
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Id DAD NOTICE.-There will be petitions
10, presented to the Legislature Of Ohio at their
next session. praying for the location and establish
ment Of STATE ROAD !, Ito be graded at FIVE
degrees, commencing at Washington, in Guernsey
county, Ohio, thence to Senecavlle In said county,
thence to Bonn in Washington county, thence to
Marietta, Washington county, Ohio. oct 25
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There is much emigration from Europe to Bra
zil-principally from Portugal, Germany, and
France.
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Two new banks arcip be esiahshedir Toledo
lone as branch of the State Bapk, and the other
on the {" independent plan.
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Albion X Paris. I'd Comptroller. Treas. Dep
VIM G. Elliott, Principal CLERK, P. o Dep.
these rocfs are Of great utility to Pension
ers themselves, as by them in multitude of cases,
their pension may be increased; aud rejected cases
obtained
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A man recently died IN England IN consequence
of getting some guano dust in his throat.
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SAMUEL s. wHfTTINGToN'S ESTATE
- Notice is hereby <iven that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of Samuel s Wilmington, late Of Mon
roe county deceased
SAMUEL H. RoWND. Admr
Oct IS, 1915 ss
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HbROPOSALS for publishing in the City OF
IL Washington, new daily semi-weekly and
weekly democratic republican paper, to be entitled
The United STATES journal.
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A LExANDER MAssIE'S ESTATE No
"A. tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator
Of the estate Of Alexander Massie, late OF Monroe
county deceased
JOSIAH MAssIE. Exr
Sept 81, Is4b 20
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DAY I'P!!-All persons indebted to the
n Subscriber viii please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed
JOSEPH MORRIS J
Sept 20. ls4s. 2s