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SHEkRIFF'S SALE. Augustine Demouy
 Ys. ven. ex.

Margaret Collins.
 WI l. be sold for cash in frout of The Court w IIonse door of Mobile county the first Moo day of January, 1916, between the hours of Il o. clock AM. and o'clock Pm. of said day, all the right and iile of Margaret Collins in and 10 the fo lowing described lands and premises, to wit--all that certain picce parcel lot of land and preInis es, situate, lying and being in the county of Mobile. and known us the Doctor John Chastang tract, or grant, containing seventeen hundred and sixieen 2l-l0O acres, and bounded and described follows - north by Cedar Greek. east by the Mobile River, south by Gragg Hall Creek, and west by vacant lands.
 Also--One hundred and nineteen 52-lo0 acres ofland lying and being in the county of Mobile, on the east side of the Mobile River, and it being 4 part of the above mentioned tract of land, granted 10 John Chasiang deceased, and bounded as follows -norIh hy line parallel with the mouth of Cedar Greek, east by vacant lands, and south by lands of unknown owners and west by the Mobile Ri,er. and having the same front on the Mobile River as the tract of land above mentioned of Doctor John Chas- tang deceased. The said above mentioned lands are to be sold as the property of Margaret Collins, by viTtue of lhe above stated yendioui exponas which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to directed.
 dec6 6tds Q. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
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RRRRREHcra

Hon. John A. Cuihbert. Gen Theo. l.. Toumin, S. P. Buard, Esq, Col. Thos. w Mccoy, F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo. N. Stewart. 1sq. E. E. Fontaine, Esq. Daniel M ...ggs, Esq. c. w Dorrance, Esq. RicL .. F. Redwood, Esq Maj. k. Chamberlain, Apl,onso Sprague, Esq.
 net If
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PHILADELPHIA SADDLE.
REIsRF PRKss

RELIEF PRESS F1NO THE PUBLIc.-The undersigned have as' \ spciated themselves AS propre.ors of the RE- LIEF PREss under the style q. BARNES x JAMES, for the purpose of Storing and Compress ing Cottoa and solicit patronage from their friends in the city and country at the following rates:- Factors storage, l5c. for two weeks; 5c. per week for the next two weeks, and net to exceed 25c. for the season.
 Compressing at current rates.
 Extra rope compressed cotton. .6l lc. each. L.abour do do .b C. Dmyage do do ......5 |. Wharfage do do ......5 C. Storage cotton going coastwise. ...5c. pr week. Turning out and restoring cotton. .5c. Arranging. ....................3 3c
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LN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ist of the Norv'' kL of the United Sates who is desirous of getting the Southern Coleoptera, offers in exchange those of the Northern States, and also, great many Euro pean species, all of them correctly named ani in per- feet order. For name and particulars apply to
 nov25 LECESNE, 2S St Francis-st
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY EDWARD B. GALE.
Aami,lii i.traior's : N.l,.

AdmiHisfTdfoT SSle. O0 WEDNESDAY,. Iie 1jh January next. al 12 o'clock, al the Court House, wIll bc sold the per sonai effects Of William Ryan, deceased. const- ing oi--
 A Schooner, called the A4elrue, about 20 tons
 bnrtlen.
 Also. Feather Bed. Chairs. Clothing, oysler Sign. &c., on q credit of six tnnnilir.
 CHARLES Mo UGH, Administrator. The Vessel can he and examined Al the wharf opposite ketchum's warehouse deeatE
 BRANCH BANK MoBILE.l
 November 20, l545. l NOTtCR-In pursuance of the 9th section oi tue " act nppro.ed 2.lth January, 1915, entitled "an aci" to stlle ihe affairs of the Bank of this Siair and Branches, will be sold on Monday. the 22nd oi December next. ieioie the door ,i ihe Banking House, TW WENTY FOUR SLAVES, tue property of lhe Bank, as follows: Gabriel, aged 20 yeins. Maria and I children, Henry, do 22 do AEner,A and do Claiborne ,do IS do Judy Gabrel, do 35 do ilsger, Boston, do g do Mary Snd ehild. stephen, do 26 do Grace. e .L,ld,o, Ellie, do 20 do R9clael, N''''" " The sale 10 commence at I2 o'clock AM. The -H.I N-Is-- H.. A.V.
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DRANDY-2 half pipes Otard Dupay, a srpe. ID rior article, landing and for sals by ,' de0 McRAE, RAyESIES | BULLOCK.
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The sale 10 comnlence nt I2 O'cI0ck AM. The title believed 10 be unqars'onaebu only such IT. lie made 10 inc purchaser the Bank has, as pro viled hV law. Terms cash By order 0f the Board
 noy20 2l2 HENRY 5. HOLCOMBE, Cashier.
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Ra OBILE COAL YARD, on Water and Roya MI streets. south of Eslava street.
 Peach Orchard Coal, loose and in hhds
 Red Ash do do do
 White Ash do do do
 Iudiana Camel do do do
 Liverpool Onell do do do
 Lehigh Coal for Foundry use
 Piltsburg and Tuscaloosa for Black smiths use The Anthracite and Bituminous Goals are of the best quality. selected for the of families, and will be delivered to free of drayase the lowest market prIces. Orders received at the of- ice of EDW. c. CENTER & CO.,, nnY29 col ner Cnnii and Commerce. sfa
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NOOLLEN GOODS-Keniucky TwilIs and WV Plains, Mallory Kerseys. Washington Plains, Schuylkill Jeans, Black mIxed CIV Plains, Heavy Blue Kentucky Jeans Rolled Washington Plains, Scarlet Flannel, Plaid Linseys. IH store and for sale by F. C. CENTEh Co.s
 deci corner Conti and Commerce streets
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Representative Convention.

The Democracy Of the Representative
District composed of the counties Of Henry,
Defiance, Williams, Paulding and Putnam
are requested to met at the Court House in
Charloe on Wednesday, the 9th day Of
August next at IL o'clock A. M. for the pur-
pose of nominating a suitable person to be
at the next election, for Reprssen-
tative in the state Legislature.
E. H. LELAND,
W. j. JACKSON,
H. S. KNAPP.
Dem Legislative COMMITTEES.
Goth July, lS45.
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To THE PoINT.-1'he following resolution
was passed by the Democracy of ST. Mlry's,
Mercer county, on the 9th inst. 1t is
wit hout equivocation, to the point, and de-
seves to be taken as a model in drawing re-
solutions to express genuine Ohio Demo
cracy:-
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
meeting the banking law and the tax law
enacted by the late whig legislature ought to
be repealed, and pure metallic currency
adopted.
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DIVISIONS OF MANUFACTURING COMPANIES
Dividends of manufacturing corporations con-
tinue good, and the reservations in some
cases better. Tho Amesbury Co. divide 5
per cent for six months, and the James Steam
Mills at Newburyport for the time in opera
ton. A dividend of 10 per cent for 6 months
has been declared by the Boot Mills Com
pany at Lowell, payable on the 18th of Au-
gust; and the profits reserved are undoubted-
" large, as its stock is worth about 20 per
cent advance, dividend of.-Boston Post.
But short time ago we published list
of heavy dividends mada by manufacturing
companies in those states which are the
gamers by the present tariff, yet we receive
continual accounts of reduction Of the wages
of operatives. Let our farmers look 10 the
results arising from the employment g. their
cypitll and labor and see if they will compare
with those which these spectators derive, by
the aid of protection at the expence of tho
agricultural interest.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs,-M LouiSi-
ana.--lsaac Johnson is the nominee for Go
vernor and Trasimonde Landry for Lieut.Go-
vernor.
In Mississippi.-A democratic convention
assembled at Jackson, nominated the follow
ing State and Congressional ticket:
For Governor Albert G. Brown; for Sc
cretary of State, Wilson Hemingway; for
Auditor, ]. E. Matthew's; for Treasurer, Wm.
Clark; for Attorney General, John d. Free
man.
For Congress: Jacob Thompson, rc-nomi-
mated; Robert W. Roberts do; Stephen
Adams, Of Monroe CO.; Jefferson Davis, OF
Warren CO.
TERRITORY OF WIscoNsIN.--Gen. Henry
Dodge having been re-appolnted Governor OF
the Territory, from which he had been $50
ingloriously elected after the election OF
ls40, by his political opponents, his valuable
services" have ceased as member Of Con.
gress. 1t became necessary, Of course, to
elect another delegate. TO choose candl-
date for this office, democratic convention
WAS held at the capitol, in Madison, on the
9Th June Horalo N. Wells, of Milwaukee
was elected president; Is ballots were taken
before any one obtained majority of the
votes. Mr. Morgan l.. Martin finally recei-
we'd 40; d. A. J. Upham 20; scattering 10.
Mr.. Martin accepts the nomination.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
ID Pleas ofthe County of Putnam, made at the
May Term of said Court, will be sold to the high
est bidder, on the 4th day of October, l845, be.
tween the hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four o.
clock P, NJ, at the house of Matthew Chambers
in Gilboa, the following real estate, as the proper
ty of Samuel Clark, deceased, to wit: The east
half of the north east quarter, and the south west
quarter of the north east quarter of section thr-
teen, in town one north of range seven east con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres, subject
to the dover Of the widow. Terms of sale, one
third in hand, ana the balance in tvs equal an
nual instaments, with interest. The deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the pre-
mlses.
CHRISTIAN HUBER, Admir-
Of Samuel Clark, decd.
August 10, 1845 ew234.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of order from the Court of Common Pleas
ID of tie county Of Putnam and Stae of Oio will ofeT
for sale on 9Th day of Otohe next between the hours
of ten o'clock A. M and four o'clock P. NJ ut the Court
House in Kadn the following described property, belong
ing tie oT Morgan Lipplnco decreased, TO wit
Tie half of the north west quarter of serton number
fou (l4) Township NUM- two (2 SOUTH of range
number six [6l east so tile northeast quarter of tie
northeast quarter of section num"er fifteen isl same
Towns p and range-all situated in tie said county OF
Putnam; containing in the Whole, one Hundred and twenty
acres OF land ,,.
TgRMs-onethird in hand; oneFird in year, and
ird in years from tie time of said sale-he do
erred payments 70 Re serred gage tie premises
All to lie sold subject 10 the Widows dover.
John SPROTT,
Admir- estate Of Morgan LippineOu.
10Th Aupust, 1916. 5w23t
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ated with the running commentary of notes from
Allison. OF histories, the Pilot says:
" AS whole, Thiers is the best we have
in English; but he has been carefully and in
dustriously distorted by the translator, in va.
rious ways. Passages have been omitted,
chapters divided, and others united, by which
the sense is broken and confused; his Ian
guage has been perverted; and the whole
work loaded with notes from such putrid
sources as Allison, Scott, and numerous
French royalists, the more effectualy 10 mis-
lead and bewlder the reader, who, for the
most part, would not be supposed to have the
original at hand, for comparison and correc-
ton"
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Jacob Henderson,

CntIarine Chanev, David Burrell, Mar. G COMMON
gn,st Barre Elias TeO NO
cy Reed, Jacob AxY. Jane AK, Henry
Henderson Jesse Henderson, James
Magee. Hannah Magee, Sarah Mugee,
William Henderson, Betsy Henderson,
and Rol ert Henderson.
Of the County of Putnam and State OF Ohio at their May
Term, A. b. 1916. The a ove;named defendants are
hereby notified, that TIE third day of july A. D. 1874
sid Jaco Henderson ofte County of Putnam filed in
said Court Bill in CJancerv against the said defendants
November, A. D. Is4 P'nintif (snid Jacoh HendersonJ
pure ased of William Henderson, (s father lands
and trnements, founded and Described rs follows:
mencine on tt south rank of Blanchard River a point
the line tetween sections 25 md 60 In
sp onb @ hy chains and 4 Inks encs
s0 twenty chains and Oeghteen links thence south
(sO twenty rhanso post enre west TO the state road
in said Putnam county thence nortwesery along the lno
of said road to point were the same angles due west
nearly so continuing said southweserly direction
the said river, thence TIE said river with tie
engs thereof the place of heuinning that or about
y dav and year last nforesaid William Henderson with
Mary Henderson his wife, executed and delivered to the
said Jao Henderson deed Of general by which
they intended and supposed tep conveying
to tie sad JncoN Henderson the said lands and teuemens
That said Wom Henderson up TO the time of his decease,
and he said Mary Henderson and the said Jacob Hender
son until very shortly before filing said b supposed and
believed that tie said lands and enements intended TO
Jacob Henderson, and that the in all
correctly bounded and described in and by SAID deed That
tlee mistake in Ike drawing of said deed owing to
witch neither tie said land nor any pnr thereofwas
said Ja"oh Henderson that said deed pupors to
convey ferent lands than tose efore describ
ed and so sold and by the said deed intended by the said
William and Mary lie conveyed to tie said Jacob. Bill
charges thnt in the month of Fehruarv A. d. 1s43
or thereabous said William Henderson died leaving the
said Mary Henderson lis widow and the other said defend
ants his heirs law and LEGAL the
said William during his life time did not said mis-
take in sad deed that the said widow and heirs ave
fused said mistake since the death of the said
William the hill therefore that on the final bearing
Of t's cause the Court viii order and Decree that said de-
endan's convey the said Jaco Henderson at short day
tIn tnpHe md
he conveyed in default thereof the decree made
| herein operate such conveyance, SC.
| r. METCALF,
Solicitor for Complainant.
| Ju,v 1o,h 1s45 - 231fw
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Total,
fll6,6S7 Is d

So that this party SO" diminutive" as to be liza
BILE to be crushed at the will of Sir Robert Peel's
government raises for political agitation against
that government the sum of S807,768 in little
more than eighteen months, and numbers in its
ranks several mllions! And though SO "unin1u-
ential" the English ministry have within the last
two years lessened the duties on grains, and also
statements as the htelhgencer's to aid protective
tariff shows the rotenness of the interest which
needs them.
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The REVENUE OF THE PosToFFIcE DE-
PARTMENT.-We learn by an article in the
Washington Constitutional that the revenue
of the Postoffice Department, under the new
law, has greatly fallen of, as compared with
the corresponding periods of 1874. In few
of the Offices heard from, has the elimination
in receipts been less than one third; at
Charleston, one half; and at New Or
leans, two thirds. The opponents of the in
crease are pointing TO the facts as proof
that the new scheme will not answer
NatiohaI Pilot.
In the Northern States the decrease is
much less than in the South; as a much
larger proportion of the population avail
themselves of Post office facilities. In
Judging, however, of the working of a meas
ure of this character few months or year
are not sufficient TO determine its permanen,
consequences. At all events we cannot 60
back to the old plan; if notifications are
required, they must be made in very lber-
al spirit.
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PRoTEcTIoN.-" Do not Mr.. Calhoun and
Mr. McDut1ie know that there has always ex-
isted an uninhuential and very diminutive
free party in England, phich would be pul
devn at once, but for the hope tat its 'Oorks
wiHhaue influence out of Great Britain? Nc
matter who talks about free trade in Great
Britain, Great Britain will always repudate
it."-Cor. Of the National Intelligencer.
This is the kind of information given to the
people by the leading organ of the Wing party in
the United States. In looking over the League
of June 25, the free trade organ in Loudon, Eng
land, we find the following statement:
" Summary of the League Fund frsm the
commencement of the f100,000 in 1914,
independent of The past G50,000:-
Dec. 81, lS44.--Amount E s. d.
received TO this date, as
pei. advertised statement, $1,000 7
Jan. II, lS45.--Recepts to
this date as per ledger, 5;6S2 5
Bazaar receipts, as per state;
ment, s5,046 O IL
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" The last St. Mary's Sentinel gives a
lengthy report of the trial of D micl Mograth
for the murder Of Michael Connel, had be-
fore the Supreme Court at Van Vert. The
Jury after an absence of about an hour re-
turned with verdict of murder in the first
degree. 1t appears TO have been an act ol
unrelieved atrociiy. The defence tried to soc
Ten the case by pleading intoxicaton, but
even this does not appear 10 have been made
out, and, Of course, was no defence if it had
Mogra,h was sentenced by Judge Wood to
be executed on the first Friday in October
next, who cautioned him that his case was
such cold-blooded transaction that there WIS
no probability Of executive Interference to
prevent the full penalty of The law.
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EPITAPH ON WING EDrToR-We take the fol.
lowing from the Newark Advocate, and without
individual specification, will recommend it as fl
epitaph for any one of the advocates of paper mo.
ney and sound banking throughout the State-the
tri1ing difference of name will easily be obviated
and its appropriateness otherwise will not be
questioned:
sin life and death his fate the same,
Here ieM lieing Jake;
In life well earned, his proper name
Shall not his tomb forsahe.
The body snatchers may not try
subject hence to take,
Body and soul was such lie,
They'll dig in vain Tor Jake.
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FRENCH History. The National Pilot, which
takes generally very correct and original views OF
French history, makes the following charge
against F. Shoberl, the translator for Messrs Ca
roy & Hart, the pnbl ishers of Theirs History OF
the French Revolution. We regret that publish
ers of such high character should permit works
to be garbled in the manner spoken Of; they owe
duty to the public not to falsify through preju-
dice, or worse motives, the authors from whom
we expect truth upon an era of history not ex-
ceeded in interest and Importance by any other
event than our own revolution. Publishers who
disregard this rule should find their books held
in the same estimation by the public as spurious
money; and indeed the utterer OF counterfeit coin
in our eyes commits the most venial offence
Theirs continuation, - the Consulate and EN-
pirs" 10 by other translators, andis not adultsr-
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give learn from the Defiance Democrat
that, on the I'd instant, the store of Mr.. Ed
gcrton, of Hicksville township, Defiance coun-
ty, was broken open and large quantity Of
goods taken. Mr.. Edgerton Immediately
offered every liberalre reward for the apprehen-
sion of the thieves, which soon started quite
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ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

y
In pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas
for tile county of Putnam and State of Ohio. at their May
Term a. D. 1885, UNDERSIGNED, Administrator De Bonis
Non of the estate Of Allen c. Mcclure late of said county
deceased will offer sale at tie door of tile Court House
snd county the sixth day of October A. d. 1916 the
following dsced real estate said derodent Ell ute In
said rounty of Putnam to wit The noh west quarter, or
the south quarter of section mum six, ofTownshiP
mum err north of Range nunrer six east containing
forty of nnd the real aoesad is appraised at
Sl70O0 and will lie sold for half the appraised value
thereof Cor cash In hand ect the dover estate there
IN, of the Widow of said deredent. ~.
- CALVIN T. POMERoY,
Aurkust 1Gth. 1875. Edm's De Eonis Nor, &C.,
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Isanc Clay,
Us.
AIIan EIIrad
: IN cHANCERY.

Alien Edred, -. n
The said Allen E'dred is hereby notified that the
twenty first day of July. A. D. Is45 the said Isaac Clay
of Stark county State OF Oio filed in the Court of Com
mon of the County Of Putnam in said State of Ohio,
Bill in Chanrerv against tie said Allen Edred, the object
prayer of which Pill is that the east half of the South
west quar'er of seron number twentyeigt, township
erhv and situate in said county of Putnam be
sold satisfy TIE of eighty dollars and interest thereon
and which said Of money tie said Allan Edred secur
ID TO Maid said Isaac Clay ny deed of mortgage, dated
areme 96 1874, the premises aforesaid And the
snid Allen Eod is further notified that unless he appear
and peadf demur 70 the said Ri'l within sixty
the Of srd court tie said Isaac Clay at
the term next pfter the expiration of said sixty days will
anply to said court TO take tie matters of said bill
essed and decree thereon accordingly.
ACKERMAN & HIGGINS,
solicitors for Complainant.
July o., 1895. 2?lfw
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Dursuant alias derrPin order issued out OF the
Iout of Common pleas Of Putnam county to me directed
and delivered al Ter for sale 10 u highest bidder, at
doc of Court House in Kalido, in said county Of
Putnam the sixth day Of O"toer ADs45, between the
ours often oork, A. NJ and -four O'clock p NJ the fol-
lowing descr ed lands and tenements, TO wit The north
quarter and the fraction of north west quarter
of tile north quarter OF section Twenty six in Town
In one south of Range seven east containing fortysix
acres of land satisfy decree in favor of Enoch Steven
against anthony Early William Early; appraised
value Sj5o. -
GEO. l.. HIGGINS.
August 9th ls45. Ma sfer Com. in Ch'y.
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STRAYED from the premises OF the subscriber
y Merino Buck Sheep, with small bell at
tachod to his neck, about three years old, has
large horns. and ears marked. Information in re-
ation to the stray Cleft at Risley's Hotell will
confer favor on JONAS DA 1SH.
Kslda, Aug, IL. aS
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lA'reasurer's Notice.

THE amount of Taxes levied each hundred dolIars
l. valuation of taxnlle property in the County of Put
for tie year s45, is follows viz.:-For State and
Canal purposes seventy cents for road purposes eighty
rents for county purposes fifty cents and for sci oo
poses twenty cents making in the wi oe two dollars and
Ottawa fifteen cents Greens, ug. fifteen rents; Riley
cents; Monroe twenty cents. and Rirhlard, five cents,
for TOWNSHIP purposes In Sugar Creek fifteen cents
levied 70 ,or purposes Tie townships of Blanchard,
Ottawa, jackson, and Van Buren, have each levied
twerty cents TO- Sci DOL purposes
viii attend either in person ty Deputy in the several
towns ps ut the places of odng elections for the pur.
nose of receiving Taxes in tie following order TO wit
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statesmen have labored through centuries to sus-
tain every deletsrious form of monopoly and
privilege which would bind the many to labor for
the few. And you as an organ Of the whig party
are for bank monopoly, the monopoly of protec-
ton, and the land monopoly, which have been
England's bane and would be America's, if you
and yours could work your will.
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MARRlEDOn Tuesday evening, Au!ust 70, la45 at the
Pavilion House, Defiance Ohio, by the Rev. E. R. TUCKER
JAMES G. HALY. Esq. Attorney nj Law to Miss MARY
II. CoNKLING, both of Napoleon, Henry County
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The population Of Russia, according TO
the last census, is 62,500,0O0, of whom 3
OoO, geo are Mlhometans and $4,000 Jews.