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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
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1tfHnn. D. TppAs, 4. SMITH, Jas. Mathews, and
JAnpJ irSai wtj soespt our thanks for public docu-
ments.
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sPECiAL.COUkF.

Thsts NiIltsA ipecsl Court held at the Court hou'
IN New Yhiisdelphis on Monday next tl3Ih January
70 gran, Letters Of Administration SC.
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The Globe states that the coons have deeru ned TO
srsc, Bronze statue 10 honor of Clay and suggests
Mat they also take the name Of Tho bronze party. They
ought to send a subscription list 10 England, to
help raise The money. The British would conlrtule
largely no doubt, Judging from the way their papers
mouan over his defeat. EFa
UiThere are now elk bills before Congress for the
Annexation Of Texas. Here is one which for brsyity
10 without parallel.
Resolved That Texas be and the sans is hereby on.
RsxsdlIo the Uailed Stales."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09

WHERE THE BRITISH MONEY WENT TO.
n has become question Of frequent asking what be-
como Of the 100000 sent over ,othscouury by the
stock jobben Of London TO AID in Cby's election. An
eastern paper states that Daniel Wobser has recently
ooughra splendid farm built palace on it, and stocked
n out and out like the residence of nobleman and
livssin style. When we reflect that bu, a little wklo
agehe was very poor, his nolss selling at 50 cents on
The dollar &C., suggests self whether he did not get
The British Gold and instead Of applying it to bene6,
Clay and the coons, he made use oft hmsele
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining at the Post Ofee at Neao Philadelphia, Ohio
December 3lst, 1SA4
Daniel Ashbeugh Joseph Kit,smiIler
Harmon v: Beeson' Casper KRAFT
Johann Boiler Eli Lucas
William Butt Alaninda M'Carsn'
Sarah Bird George M'Cnrsn
Joseph Bear g Vim. Mannin
Paul Buty James MacassIn
john Beppsr Edward N CdrmAO
Ezra Dranard' Wm, n Lean
David Barhhll y p. Miller
IA l. Bennetr lWilliaO Miksek
dared BeHnei rs *' Janes Norran
Noble Cutdcry q ID. Norris
Rober, Copeland George oversnd
Jdhn Clemens Phil pPong
J, Crhmp tsS Elias Roley
John Casebeer Jthn Rico @
IJ Connie beo, Valentine Schuler q
Barney Davis JoRn Smith
Sarah Dunn John A. Scott 3a " ""Ne
Charles Davis Naranda eprnkis NJ
John Elliott s------ lSyvester StifheT "
Jacob Everhard Gabriel Shall
Michael FeiglliHe Chsrlss N, Sherod'
James Fowler Harrison Sell
WIN. Foot John G. Thomas
Thomas Gravsll ai,S Rev. Philip Wells g'
Ruben Hall s Mss Mary Wel.s
WIN. Humerichaussu lJohn Watson
Samuel HeekIer ISusan WslAbay
4 Chrislon tlasei David Walters
Christian .llAkln Rsniaatin WysuricR
Alsx ndst lohbsan Isaac YOnksr s,
Etts hailhaA Jsunsy '~
C, A. cANFlEND,. p. M
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IWe wold particularly Gait the attention Of our ffiendu
the Postnaers 10 the ote Pr6specrds and also Suggest
all persons who intend taking work do early
possible in order secure the January February uumbss
and thereby have their shagneare Gallery eohper sand
also, Tie new Novel BY the Editor N 9lett s.S a M
E5sThe January number win 90 early to rfsss and be-
nailed 10 tolntry suscrbes BY the l Of December h
order let them the character and quality Of lie work
The February nunber WIN follow saE II lie mcnl Of Jan
unry.
Beibre Snhsebng 10 any other Work. send ot and ast
specimen number ol orr January numhss Depend uponit
Fan who de'fs Masanipe that While h combines ssparso
l,'ArhIrS Eadiss' Mseaziver exaeyshe ,hluh
IA Add,ess poet paId.
A r. FERRETT CO
fuhnphsss naIi. IOi taasiSuI s,..st. ptI ..aiiSg
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
OFFENCE OF GERMAN CHARACTER.

One Of the mos, efficient Democratic members Of the
Ohio House Of Representatives is Mr. Reemn off1aui.
stou County. And being aniadop,sd citizen he made
the mark for oil the narrow soued fsderass to shoot at
in their hostility to the Germans Last week blue
lgh. Native Federalis, from the Reserve named Psns
made personal attack on him on acceup, Of his being
German and told him he had not been long enough here
to know our country and its institutions ITO this Mr..
Resmln9 replied in the following eloquent language
ut is exceedingly proper forthe eulegst Of the Adl
amses, especially the elder Adams The father of the
alien law thus TO expose their spleen and their inabil
w tocOmba honoraby and fairly an opponents arga.
HIans. Let me tell that gentlemen aud the House that
regard nsseIf much representative as The best Of
them. am, sir, the representative Of the People si
Hamilton county, endowed with all the rights and in.
munitisS OF the station which that consiuency has
elected me. My birth place can, never shall make
any difference 10 my action. shall continue to oppose
% actively. as steadily, all the wrongs which his Leg.
mature is about to inic upon the people. The time
hdvebssn in the county has nothing 10 do with 1t.
have done more for this country than that genismar
would have Gone had he been ia my place. Had HI
been born Turk he would be in Turkey siIl. ! au
u citizen by choice, he only BY chance. and am muct
mistaken ifmy knowledge Of the history ofthis country
ef lie greet of it's Institutions is not not older thar
that gsntlemen's Long have this country and its fie'
institutions been my sIudy, Org ago have desired L
leave Europe and he mouarcheS and to be free man
J have left my home. r have here made my home 70
mFsef and family, and love this country with the dou
Die love Of gratitude and love for its freedom Long sf
ter The last gmmerngs Of the little love for bis naiv
souutry, which may have existed in ha. gentleman
brsast, win have frued away, mine will be ys, fun o
thelbss Of an adopted SON.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
UNTfMELY DEAIH BY DRo WNlNG

ON NlImGLI DEA III d l. INV W lNIlNO
We learn that female uaued Taylor ives
drownedia attempting 10 cross The Tuscaraw
as River, at Guadenhulien, lew days ago
The facs as We learn them, sre as follows.
She and young girl had been ali party on the
oppos ts side Of the RIVER from the town.
When about to return home they were offered
The assistance ofsome young men 10 aid in
crossing the River, Bu, il vas declined, and
he two females undertook TO ferry the River
in Canoe, sbout midnight When rear iht
middle, The paddle BY which the elder, wa'
guiding the Cunoe, broke, antfn an effort ic
lga % the IsHdiNe shs was ihrovniuto ihe wa.
land sunk to rise no more. The Casoe iher
apsird some dstaOcedOwu the stream, wber
he lille g'tscries DtcUs6thclp aud che wal
Iesrued.s
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HlaiaAlSo
II THE LYNCHRURG NlRGlNlfN

.bbshed sem-,oeekiy ferery Monday and Thursday,
:, Fuy Dollars per an,, payable aarance. No Sub
,ti.n ,olbe feceiredtor asiofer time than sir months
I'D no paper tR be discontinued (ereept at the discretion
,fue Editors,) nnta all a'rearoges oe paid.
a.. .qDrERTIsE.NE.NTs inserted at so cents per
ars Tor iess) for ererg inner form insertion AMI 3
cont, per e4uare tor ssS) far eoery outer form insertion
EVERY .qD1'ER1ISER rs required TO note, his
ecyiot hoo long he ,cises his advertisement inserted
advertisement noted, 1eH be inserted ta as dis
ontin,utice be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .aDFERTFSLNt' The terms are for
-, ypiisge of t,co squares $40 for squire s25 for
a.. sg..are ianer FORM SIS, Every yearly Advertiser
will be required 10 fine his Advertising TO hs partje
ar line Of business
~ JOB PRINTING ercc,,tea neatly and crpedaious-
d. and on reasonable terms.
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Gre55 wceFycfsOss ils Prices.

If will ho 40, cHn't help fs.
l. IN C II b Il K q, u 4 7 Isl, S 4 .
Come ono and come all Ia the Rehmond Cash Store
Now Gauds are sold cheaper than ever belare,
We sell you the cheapest aoods loend in The place
II You'll give MS q cal yan vii find title eaee.
II You daa't wish 10 buy just look the stoe, through
And you II find what we say IL ceftanly tue.
Z UST receiving Al above establishments large assert
- ment otNEN GOODS, and owing 10 the decline
Goods aud thcr having been purchased for cash IL
the last week viii bo enahled 10 oncr still greater in
dncemens at wholesale or retail on favorable terms.-
Among the Goads receiving may be found, viz:
1900 yards Psuis STUFF, of various kinds from cis
per yard 10 finest,
large assortment Of Nestings,
Cloths, Cassmeres and Coat Ginghsms, both
linen and cotton.
Linen Goods, a large assortment nt b7rr0ins,
5000 yards style Calico from 81 10 finest, great
est bargains offered
Lawns Balzarine aud Oreanda Muslin,
600 SILK and cotton Umbrellas,
1900 yards bleaced and brown Domestics at er,a
bargains and yarions other Goods too 10
ton COUNTRY .uFRC CHANTS visiting TIN
market specially invited to call and examine nv
stock beflre purchasing elsewhere, great bargains
NAV be expected. WM.J WILLIS.
Nav Is
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IMMINENT
From The London Spectator Of .9pril I5


PARLIAMENT.
From The London Spectator IF .7pra 15
The alf1gale abou the additional endowment of
Maynouh College, Which shakes the llouee of Com
mona while write. grows dercor re poreeds and
ammo even hope thai II involves "Mbsleral crisis -
The opposition 10 The measure resembles the agitation
neainst the educational clauses Of the Factory bill but
with epine differences the present agitation seems 10
be Of more strictly seelaaan Character principally Inns
tied 10 the organized staff Of the several religious de
nominations, ar 10 other ready made md easily moved
bodies, md Ministers chow hmet front. drpnia.
ton of religious directors, headed by Sir Cung Eardy
Smith, waited upon Sir Robert Peel With The request
that he would postpone the second reading Of the bill
virtually asking him 10 wait te. I'LL the opposition
10 his measure shondgain streHgih This the PREMIER
declined. The next hope lay IN Nj Ward's Appropda-
lion amendments which MS il stood on The n4lice,papo
would have cnme before the second reading aud would
in fact if carried al that STAGE have placed the matter
on sneh footing with The forms Of the House lint the
bill would have been lo5i. The Dissenting interest tx
pecod TO make common canso with The High Church
men, the OGugemen, the Ultra Tories. and the Anti
Catholic parties Of every side. Bot MI Ward prudent,
| ly disappointed them, he announced on Thursday INC
night before the second reading, thai was far from hs
intention andangor the bill ITSELF md that he should
therefore postpone hs amendment 10 later stage where
would mol interfere with The safety Of The main achenp
The loss Of that opportunity the eSaaperaled Tho
opponents OF tho measure, and its troubled progress
likely 10 encounter some curious coaltipns In Ireland
the "Pfotestan opposition poftahes Of the more fiery
character Of The peoples and slIanee cries resonnd Of
"dsmssaP' for Peel, "impoachmcnl,p "wrath of
Heaven" On The Roman Catholics, the "millione,"
tho measure seems have had all the expected effect of
sooihing At FIST there was eome dlstrust and doubt
RcTeaers did not know which way to take the boon--
whether 10 repnlso receive IT, OCounell eagerly aud
frankly accepted the pronern1 act Of cancellations over
flowed with delight at Pec's generosity" shouted
"Hurah for Peel and Repeal !" and incontnently 'de-
| fed" America on behalf OF the Tory Minister'S
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A EattGE AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK Or GROCU RIES.
Sg00 REWARD.

n obedience to order Of the Hastings Cor for tho
Corporation of Lynchhurg, made the Sd day Of
March, 1876 am directed to offer the abnve reward Of
hundred dollars, for the apprehension and convic
lion of the person or perspns no have lately committed
depnedatlons upon the grave yards.
DAVID w. BURTON. MAYOR
for he Corporation ofLyachbwg
March 10 IS
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eDt8@E f9CFE8ECfF.
fTyHE LADY or TIE LAKE, with ten superb
Il plates and spcndidly bound in calf,
Tie Poets aud Poetry of England, by r. q. Griswold,
The Poets and Poetry Of America, -
Bnnyan's Pilgrims Progress. beautifully illustrated,
OxGrd Bibles. Pocket Bibles.--all bound as above.
Book Of Common Prayer, bound in volyet ard Turkey
morocco, & many other Books suitable ier presents.
PAYNE s. GREGORY.
April %
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EsEs. Fg6eE.EE {
HATCHER 4. GREEN,

HATCHER 81 GREEN,
GrocerS GssR Commission .Nerch0Mfs,
HAVING removed 10 the lawer tenement Of the
q Y large brick building recently erected on the cor
ncr Of Main Street immediately below the Market
House aud opposite John j. pans. are Offering to
The public
A LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED
STO c x or G. II Q O rES,
which they are determined to sell low either for CASH
on BAuTEH. =,
They ask all purchasers, particularly such as arc Ii
search of GOOD B,4RG.lI.N'S. to call and examine
for themselves.
They win also pay the highest cash price for Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Wool. Feathers. Beeswax, Tallow, Clo-
yer seed Flax Seed. Ginseng, Stc., &c.
lhey also aiier their services 10 the public as
General Commission Merchants
hoping BY pomplness and strict attention to business
10 pert share OF public patronage.
JOHN A. HATCHER,
JAMES b. GREEN.
Feb, 2 Is
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MARTxU.

-
| will give the above reward of TEN DOLLARS, 10
any person who will apprehend and deliver the said
away me, Of secure him in Jail that get him again.
Martin is thirty five six years DID, five feet nine
ten inches high, siou made. OF rather bright complex
ion, has a small his forehead and one on his
breast and had when he left blue cloth cnat and
pair brown jeans pants. lie has a wife at Mr.. Tho,nsa
Helms, in Franklin county, in which neghborhbod
think he may now b. linking. $50,
JAMES BuaNE3-r
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K,F .s'ED r. OF N,sE e.

AN sulhorEed 10 sell the tract of Land on which
William b. Banks, Esq. resides, on Bauister
ryer and Pole Cat creek, in the county of Halifax,
miles northwest Of Halifax courthouse The said tract
OF Land contains between
80 ana 700 acres.
lny one third of which Is in woods mns Of which IL
fine 7'oB}GCO LIND. Most Of the cleared Land
Is IN er'i state Of cultivation, aud all susceptible OF =
high state vt improvement having good clay lounda-
lion and not lahle 10 wash and Is well ADAPTED Ia tho
cultivation Of Tobarco, and every description Of small
Gram; lies well, and IA well watered
There are alsn an the Land an excellent
GBrsT AND SAW MExrE,
erected lew Years past, Baniser river Is uayigabe
from these Mills, and any quantity Of plank eau be
disposed of III Clarksye aud other villages On the
Roanoke. There Is larle and excellent
..1~-~A DWELLING liOt ST AMI all necos
Il saty CM Houses Thu place Is healthy
! ass and The society ol the neighborhood equal
A. atn any in Virginia.
All persons wishing 10 purchase will call Thomas
;, Flouruoy, Esq, nj HALIFAX courthouse, OF WiliamG.
Banks, who resides he premises, or the eobaerl
Der residing at Chalk Level, Psy lraua county, either
ol whom will take pleasure in showing the Land and
making known The cims which Will bs reasonable,
WILLIAM l.. PASNILL.
May IVY
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DorefGn fntrlli0cure.
TIE OREGON QUESTION.
From The European Times IF .lpra Is N

The Oregon question has attracted much aioniiun
since il moolcd in Parliament by Sir Robert Feel
nud the Earl of Aberdeen The annnaan ct President
Folk has, of course hecn unspangly condemned aud in
the same BREATH the merits IF the English in rQnirad,.
eclon To the American claims have been set lrh and
insisted upon. Hut this Is not all THE derliiel resort
wal. haa been pointed At unmstaksb, in snIue of The
most respectable journals rs Thug that Is 10 be- that
must be, unless the Americans lower their pteiensaus
Nhen the public MUD begis To dwell upan the hostile
alternative Tor length o ne war loses its horrors in
Tho excitement which such frame of MUD Produces
and thus Is created RESTLESS morbid d.te for the
"tmY' in anticipation Of the tufiuous nepotiauas Of
diplomacy. Iy such means, national antipahcs are
engenderd. aud the rep OF the great family If ma.
tious is disturbed first. by bloody slciaon oil IDEAS
aud ncNt, by the actual conflict itself Surely great re-
sronshiy tests npan the heads Of those Who through
mdarfetian nr passion Temporary plnnlaV risk The
peace abd happiness Of nations. Whether wisely or
not Fualsh pride is always taking offence AT what IA
regarded As American bmbasl. aed The puanarns feel.
my thus groWs, like jealousy. by what il heds on A
mcreans ARE naturally htcomne ymaud # Their conn
y It's institutions, It's greatness and its amazing strides
N prosperity. This nraiseworthy feeling hconminoly
entertained or judicicnsy omncialed would command
and Is entitled to fespec But when il ia put forward
racaslNelp, Is ten often the case with We thashed
YIN when we were but three millions, we can the morn
readily 10 SO now tha nre nineteen millions" nei
bCr The hasl nor the inference calculated to produce
very pacific raurls As 10 Oregon i,5elf that appears
T. he he lrasl matter regarded in he controversy It's
tile moaafr, not the maltef in ispuie thai Is offensive
md supers provoked neither paslniior enmpmen-
ibry. Let Us hope thai the storm vii blow oyor--n
hugle conflict hevUen Tie Two countries would milic
deadly Injuries ou both. Encanl would pfubablg euller
must for. AT de eutsef her manufacturing Formulation
would become lapPera by tie cotton trade being cut oil
urd tie eummercr ut America would be literally swept
if3m The occan. Fortunately, The pnpefs winch provide
mental l1ud 5f the public mind, lave bad lhalr atto~
ton distracted during tie last wed, or two from this
DO. I'm ,.-ta i. g. t4t INia.
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bfapHe-tle 60
Plaid md striped French Gamgroon Pants,
Linen Drill. Kremlin and SrTcnade do
Fancy and white Linen do
Linen and o,ton Shirts. Collars and Bneoms, Sill
and Merino under Shirts, Lambs Wool, Linen and
Cotton Drawers Scarls, Cravats, Stocks, Handler
chiefs. Cloves, Suspnders Hosiery, and every article
requisite
TO COMPLETE A aENTLEMAN's WARDROBE.
As every article is purchased by for cash, We vii
sell extremely low for cash.
Having partner in New York manufacturing and
purchasing for this establishment, shall be receiving
Fresh Goods every of 3 weeks; thereby keeping uat
assortment at all lines fnil Of the
LATEST .a.ND MOST
FASHIONABLE AEGTHCFlE1s,
Those wishing Garments made 10 order. We would
invite 10 call and examine stock Of Cloths, CGssi
mfres Gld pesiags which We will sell or manufacture
as low as they can be bought in This market
We will continue to keep the best Of Worlkmen en-
poyed in our Establishment and any work entrusted
to our will be executed with prdmptness and war;
| rauted TO give entire satisfaction.
Garments cut low.
| April % 2m
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A. 2 a -.

900 DRUMS Figs, in which bargain will be Civ
- " Zen 10 close. MCDANIEL & McCORKLF.
April Ii IL
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vol. xxgEx.-.yO. 50.

Letters from Zurich If the OH state that the exas
peralieo uithe cnnqnerng army Ia 10 great that ser
Gus aprrehensions were entertained as the fate Of the
prisoners taken beore Lueerne. These prisoners are
sad lobe 1909 in nl Among them are ITO Bernese
aud 6oI Argosisns.
GREAT INuNDATlON IN GERMANY.
Flemish papers give sad accounts Of inundatn,ns In
vafus paris u Belgium and Germany, arising from the
change IN the weather Al MAJ ence on the 30h the
Rhine had risen alarming height and all the villages
n that quarter hod suffered severely At the town Of
Worms no communication could take place otherwise
than by baals, The Danube, rising abuve It's limits.
bad inundated the contiguous lands. A Paris paper
states HAT The greatest inundenns Of which Germany
has during two centuries preserved the recollection,
were hose Of 1913 mud Of l7si but neither Of ,hose a.
Veta were Us d.9slruns the nundaons OF the pre-
sent year Fhe entire Germanie Confederation, part
Of Austria and af Poland, have heen literally under wa.
Ter since the sch March. Tho Rhine. the Maine, the
Neear The Danube, The Ehe. the Nisiula and the We
yer, hive in sHeeessnn nyorlwed their banks, In
day, but in an huur The villages aud towns on all
these had suffered severely and the greatest dis
trfss prevailed. Committees Of relief had been raised
ia The eoa aud assistance had been rendered in every
direction, One Committee al Berlin collected between
tie Isl aud ltih oi April, lOi.i92 thsers, equal u
$4,000
UNITED STATES BANK
On Friday sale loak place Al the Auction Mart =
london, +, Mr., Shnltleworh. of 333 shares Of 100
da'aF. f26 sterling each. in the Bank Of the United
Sialcs al America amounting To 1850. The
uanee1 said hat IL was rather peculiar PR perry now.
hai that nnatbe sold without reserve There were
seven lois. the bwes comprising sixteen shares and tho
hahcal b3 shlffs. The first offer los per share,
when, alter competition. II knocked down for
22s, per share, Vhe remaining lots sod ut 22s.
and Pa per share. The sharos 10 be paid within
seven days aler the day sale,