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Commodore STOCKTON, who goes out 10
take command of our Pacific squadron,
in the frigate Congress, told the crew OF
iha. ship, when he sailed, that they were
bound, first, for Oregon and California,
al i then for where it pleased heaven to
send them. - Stdies man
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b5-The Blade says the amo unit Of wheat
shipped at Toledo, weekly, coun ting -four
as wheat, is 100 900 bushels. Last week,
upwards of l:60 bushels Of fax seed came
down the canal 10 be shipped for the east.
The Blade says that an oil mill should be
erected at Toledo Statesman.
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Bill, Bill said an urchin, 'daddy's fairly
dead
is he? well Pm darned sorry; but he'll new
er lick us again for latherin g the old cat, and
shaving her with the razor
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or TIE Washington Union denies that
the British government nt has made any prop.
osition to ours. TO let Oregon remain ia
slatu quo for twenty years.--Statesmdn.
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New JERSEY has gone for the wings, s"
far as the Legislature is concerned. Thei
have not much to brag Of, However, and
the election Of Mr.. Sykes to Congress is
bitter dose TO them, and quite balances
their small success in the State Ohio
S;a.t sHdn.
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A Gentleman was walked in the night and
told that his wife was dead: He turned round.
drew the coverlet closer, and pulled down his
nightcsp, and muttered, as he went to sleep
ssain--aAh how greved shall be in the
morning. A feeling husband
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Cutting Done.

He will also attend to cutting, on the
latest and best improved mode, and al
ways insure his work to ct well if prop
erly put together.
Thankful for past patronage, he hopes by
punctual attention to business to receive
a large share Of work.
REMOVAL!
He has removed from Col. McElvain',
to the house Of Mr.. Tuttle, on the Wyan.
dot Avenue, aud short distance West ol
Col. McCutchen's Store, where he may al
all times be found, ready to accommodate
customers.
WILLIAM ]. AXE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov.7, lS45.--S-tG
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev.Mr Bromley, Universalist, will preach
in the Court house, in Upper Sandusky, this
FRIDAY evening,) Nov, IA, commencing at
early candle light.
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mo man is born nobler than another says
Seneca, unless he is born with better abili-
ties and more arniable disposition
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noise A hustle. Pa"

PA wants to borrow your paper, he only
wants to read IT. Tell your Pa that | wan
to borrow his dinner. only wan. to eat it"
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The Odd Fellows are erecting splendid
Hall, in St. Louis Mo- 1t was commenced IN
1888 by the Order, which number 500.
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NEW GROCERY AND BAKERY.

-~..-s. r .rr.I " .
THE subscribers would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Upper San.
dusky, and surrounding country ,tbst they
have opened
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wearing a Noise.

Thomas, there Is too much hustle here
where, Pa?'
4 mean there is too much noise-you must
stop it.
is noise bustle, Pa"
yes, child
Golly graclous-then sister Sally does
wear the biggest noise you ever saw, Pa'
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office at Upper
Sandusky. Ohio, quarter ending Septem,
ber 3Ist, lS45,
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TAILORING |!

At Col. Kirby's Hotel, shop UP stairs.
Garments made 10 Fashion OF Fancy.
CUTTfNG,
Promptly executed, and warranted to fit,
il correctly put together.
Re noe tang ~
Partially worn Garments, cleansed and
repaired in style not usually offered to
the public. ,.,
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by
punctual attention to business 10 receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
THOMAS SPYBEY,
Upper Sandusky, Sept. 9, ls45.-3-tf.
Carpenters .Attend!
The carpenters and joiners Of Upper
Sandusky and vicinity, are requested to
meet at the court house. on Saturday ave.
ming the llth inst, to consult on matters
Of Importance TO the trade. Come one
Come ALL!
MANY CARPENTERS.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. A, ls45.
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BY TIE B.AY LIVE, CLARIFYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MIL.
DAISEUnDD RFFHTEDt

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punctually mia. 0''''P""'' tho '"'! Ut
I'd. I'M .tatn thar Tho ,r,.o,lo min, .. ,,. =,
advance of tho,c that lake tbn Eay im y
Etlye-as thr travrlIrr ii., Il a, ''' '1 1
Bay Line is t,yo b1I, iI - ','','I''i,,' W. ,',o
both lines come tn"etli ~ @ STie,c
leaving Banimore sanc t,,n a. '''' ''''' 'i@'' A'"'
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SEAUIYFUL AND HEALTHY

- Nsl.3t y LII Z I I n . n I'M Y IT III IT 7
&. .,.ssastSy.a EXCURSION TO NORFOLK. OH
:" .Z4ai8ik POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK 10 BALTIMORE. BY the Baltimore
Stran, Packets superior aud comfortable sttamhoat-
GEORGIA, capt. C0FFEE and HERALD, Cant Rus
SELL leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
?. and return Monday following, leaving Noru!k
same hour Daring this excursion passengers will
have HE opportunity OF going in the Steamer JaWess
Capt, Sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, OF an ey-
cuIsion to Cape Henry, and may b. len AT Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat wil call for them
on Monday afternoon tor Baltimore.
A. tls excursion l. 50 be rtca tu iuyaiIs 1y get
ting the aud advantage Of salt water baths
many vino cannot Leave Hoinu only for short lime,
viii ind this nip OF much advantage.
[C5'fassag and i;ue for HE round nip viii be made
Il ln'deruc price by applynglo
jeI3f y SHEPHERD, Agent
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III fasSSz FOX ANNAPOLIS, CAM
&,sas,l;@@ ssssxe BRIDGE and EhSTON. Thestcalner
S's.Eaasfss4sfhA VI ARILAND having undergone a tho
rough repair, and a very handsome Improvement both
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from The
lower end OF Dugan's wharf at 7 O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and EastOn, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis To Baltimore.
FOR CT TER "OJPN and CENTRETILLE
On MONDAY, the l7th inst she will go to Ches
tertOwn and back, leaving Baltimore O'Clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage 81
m9 LEMUEL &. TAYLOR
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concerning tIIc dGserteTs and recruits for the ar
my, have rot produced the effects which his
EXcellency the President al interim desired, as
the Governors have not been able 10 gather
number OF men by any means adequate to the
wants Of the army, his EXccllency has ordered
your EXcecncy to provide the Wateriei, to en-
able the different departments to furnish their
quota and complete the contingent of troops re-
qIired by the DEGREES of Goth of December,
lS4S, and the Cd July, 1914 for although the
supreme government has not exacted with
punctuality the complement from these depart
m5nts, she now sees herself under the necessity
ct doing SO, for the war which she wares against
the United States, the perEdy and treachery Of
which power has put her in possession Of Il part
Of this Republic.
, His EXce!Gncy, the President al interim, re-
cures that your EXcelency inform the Gov
errors OF the necessity which exists Of detail
ing the number Of Elcn, so highly necessary to
NIL the ranks Of the army, and to excite the
zeal and patriotism OF the authorities, that
then preparations shall be 50 ttiectua as to
fulfil the desires Of the Government, and pre-
vent the dignity Of the nation from being in
any measure compromised.
have the honor TO communicate to your
EXcei!ency the following, to be used as occasion
may rcquirc:
God aud Libery-July l6, 1876 Garcia
Coade Most Excellent Senior, Minister of
Foreign Relations and of Police. Transmit to
the authorities depending upon your depart
meut.
Most Excellent Senior 1t being necessary
that the troops Of the line should cover the
frontiers of the republic, and march towards
Texas to conquer that department, now usurp-
ed by the United States. His Excellcncy, the
President ad interim, has commanded me to
transmit you this note, to excite the zeal and
patriotism Of the Governors, that they place
under arms in their respective districts, all the
force which can be collected in defence of the
laws, to be ready TO serve as as safeguard of
their respective departments, according to the
decree of the ith Of June Of this year, and the
regulation of the It'll inst.
Your Excelency will communicate to the
Governors this supreme resolution, and will in
form them of the obligations under which the
citizens are to contribute to the defence of their
and to sustain rights, violated by ma
ton which refuses to acknowledge them, and
obIIges Mexico to maintain them by force, which
it most undoubtedly will or fall in the struggle.
She will not consent to give up one half other
territory, from the base fear of losing the 9TH
er. Hoping that your cAcellency will furnish
me with Information as to the number Of men
which can DC devoted to this important object
your excelency will please to accept my most
high consideration. God and Liberty!
GARCIA CONDE.
Mexico, July 10th, 1915.
To the most Excellent Senior, Minister of Fo-
reign Relations and Police.
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Y7OIs ANNAPOLIS,


q EASrOS AND CAMBRIDGE.
:, lF.y The steamer OSIRIS, CaJi. JOHN
s:Ei;g @E7&t rs D. TIL RNEN, win leave Commerce. -.
ST." rs't'i;a:'s wharf, every FRIDAY MGaAINC
nj cine for the above places and irimn ncAt qav
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
Al : Gc'ncE, ana Easton at q O'clock, tor Annapolis
ard Baltimore,
Passage 10 Annapolis, .,. .,....,.,,:5 CENTS.
" 10 EastOn ar Camh
FOX ANNAPOLIS. VEST RIVER. Wye Lana.
L"g3 81 Mebac'S and Easloa, (yia Miles River Ferry
t. Easton) WIN leave Commit rec st. WHAT ey4ry
MONDAY MORNING, at o'cloct and frtui,, no q
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Morn
ing al O'Clock; 81 Michaeis, u; Wye Landing -
west River III for Annapolis ana Baltimore
TO West Observation-Disclosures. SI.O9
To Wye, ST MChacls, OF Ferry 80
FOR CENTkENlLLE AND CHESTERTOW
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same day
touching at Corsica at lO5 O'Clock, and Chester al
O'Clock, for Baltimore, Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN.
ING att O'Clock, and returns same dav. leaving West
River at IA O'Clock, ior Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage 10 Annapolis IS cts. To West River 81,
JOHN u. TURNER,
ap29tlsJa office lower end Commerce ST. Bait,
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WAsHINGToN CITY. The revenues of the
federal city have increased over last year sl5,-
0O0 and nearly 400 buildings have been erect
ed. Population now $4,000, beng an increase
of near 1000 since 1870
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LARGE PEACHES. A late English paper says
that at the show of the London horticultural
Society, at Chiswick, peaches measuring nearly
a foot IN circumference, were exhibited. They
were grown at Burleigh, the seat of the Mar
quis OF Exeter
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6st EA BATHING,
~ AT OLD POINT COMFORT,
q 4ss<T7 This well known, delightful and
Saysasspsa sytp healthy establishment has been mucS
NgfsfhsasissS improved by extensive buildings bath
House, &c. so as to accommodate large number of
visitors In order 10 induce all who are discussed IN
visit This superior Emporium of HcGh and pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and faie, there ana
back, at very low price by their supe ior Seamboa,s
GEORGIA. Capt COFFEE, and
HERALD. Capt. RUSS ELL. A.
Leaving Baltimore alternate days (except Sundav>
at O'Clock, P. NJ; will land and take of passnngeya
daily al oi Point Comfort, on their trips 10 Norfoit
and back TO Baltimore. ''4'N'N
Passage and fare to Old Point, only or
Passage and fare 10 Old Point and back To BahS
h3' Return Tickets must be endorsed hy the Uotel
Keeper, to ensure passage up by either boat
jc6 r SUEPpARD aoor.
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OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE.
SECTION OF OPERATIONS


Circular, The United States have consum-
mated the perfidy against Mexico, by sanction
ing the decree which declares the annexation OF
the department Of Texas to that Republic The
injustice of that usurpation is apparent, and
Mexico cannot tolerate such a grave injury
without making an effort to prove to the Uni
ted States the possibility or her ability to cause
her rights to be respected. With this object
the Supreme Government has resolved upon a
declaration OF war against that power, seeing
that our forbearance instead of being received
as proof OF our disposition, has been inter
preted into an acknowledged impossibility on
our part TO carry on successful war.
Snch an error on the part of the u. States
will be advantageous to Mexico. because, sud-
denly abandoning the pacific attitude, it will to
morrow communicate to Congress the declara-
ton of war, and excite the patriotism of its cit
liens to sustain the dignity of the nation and
the integrity Of its territory, now treacherously
attacked, in utter disregard of all guarantees
recognised in this enlightened age.
You will readily appreciate the importance
of this subject, and the necessity of preparing
the troops under your command to march to-
wards any point which may require protection
against these most unjust aggressons. am d-
rected by the provincial President to enioin up
on you, as general-n-chef of your division,
and as a citizen of this Republic, to hold your
seltin readiness to rope those who seek the ru-
in of Mexico. The government is occupied in
covering the different points on the frontiers,
and in collecting the necessary means, SO that
nothing may be wanting to those whose glory
it will be to defend the sacred rights of their
country.
| have the honor in communicate for your
intelligence, and to direct your conduct
God and Llberty.-MExIco, Jolly Is, 1915.
GARCIA CONDE.
This circular to the authorities subordinate
to this office.
Most Ercellent Senior As my notes of the
Soth of March and the 18th Of April Of this year,
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BARN BURNT BY LIGHTNING We learn from
the Westminster Carrolltonan thatythe barn Of
Thomas Jones, near Taney-town, Md, was
struck by lightning during the storm of Sun
day evening last, and destroyed; nothing being
left but the bare walls. His whole crop Of
grain and hay was consumed, together with his
horse gears, and other farming articles. Two
horses were also burnt up, they belonged to
two Clergymen who were officiating in the
Baptist Church near by. The loss to Mr..
Jones, who is a very worthy and estimable man,
is very heavy.
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A FEARFUL CARGO. The steamer Swallow
which reached st Louis on the 4th inst, from
New Orleans, had on board 2,l45 kegs, 800
quarter kegs and barrel of Dupont's powder
But one spark, and there would not have been
a vestge of her seen.
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The Crops IN CARROLL County. The West
minister Carrolltonian says, the corn crop is inn
proving very much since the late heavy show
ers. In most places it came too late to be Of
much service. The crop will scarcely be half
a one. The tobacco is also improving, and as
it makes itself in a short time, there is no tell
ing what the product is likely to be. The po-
tato crop will also be very light
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&, f3-rs3 FOR ANNA pCLEs. CArg-
1, ,,-,at slS.4sip BRIDGE, AND EASruN. Tnc fur
a4..siaIa4ias2L steamer MARYLAND will leave Bad
tinora on every TUESDAY aHd FRIDAY MORN.
ING, at o'ock, ioi the places above named start
in4 from the lower end Of Dugans wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l.. C. TAYLOR.
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ANOTHER WHALER LOST. The Boston Ira
weller notices the loss of the barque Isabella,
Netcher, from New Zealand, of Fairhaven,
with 1854 bbls. sperm Oil She went ashore on
the Two Mile Ledge, off Westport Har5or,
Aug. lth, in very thick weather.
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e3-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN d BALTI
N ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers. by care
fu carriers at only sic and quarter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end of each wee
The Clipper viii also be sent, by mail, to distant
IaSscrihcrs, at the rate of Four Dollars per yearpay
able, always in advance.
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Ten lines or less make asquarc-if an advertisement
exceeds ten Zines, the price will be in proportion
insertion.
20 THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, q large Family
Newspaper, containing MI the select matter Of the
aay, is published every Saturday morning, at the low
price of Sl.00 per imnum.
RJ- All papers sent by mail are 'iscon,nuedthU day
sn which the advance payment expires.
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LATE FROM HAYrI. BY the schooner Sam
uel Roberts, Capt Robinson, at New York, we
learn that the Haytiens had returned to the
Cape Col. Vilamneros was left 40 miles east
of the Cape, waiting an attack but it was said
the latter refused to attack and returned to the
camp, and left the Dominicans in possession of
the field. Coffee was scarce and high.
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MORE EASTERN LlBERALIrY. On the recent
occasion of laying the corner stone of Kings
Chapel, Bowdoin College, at Brunswick, Me-,
a letter was read by the President of the Col
legc from Ex-Governor, VIM. King, containing
a donation of s6oOO-to be expended in COM
pleting this Chapel-which was named after
him.
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a FACT FOR PSYCHOLOGISTS TO TALK ABOUT
The Providence Or. ~ Gazette mentions the
following extraordinary facts, and vouches for
their truth
GA colored woman in the town Of Bristol, in
this State, was, on Friday week, delivered of a
black child, and on the Sunday following of a
white one. The first was as black as midnight,
we are told--the latter as white as children of
white parents ordinarily are. The children have
been seen by nearly the whole town of Bristol,
and the facts as we state them, are attested by
all, and corroborated by Drs. Holmes & Briggs,
who attended upon the woman on both occa-
sions of childbirth. We will leave it with old
Solomon himself to say, if there is not some
thing new under the sun. We would be glad
to state that the parents of the children were
respectable, but the fact that the mother is yet
unmarried, would render such testimony Of
doubtful elfect.''
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
ANN INCREASED ACCONLELODAT ION


gN--<rS-4SSs D. In consequence Of the liberal SUP
- Ezt.ssssS-ss xSp 0it with which the BALTIMORE
AND WASHINGTON STAGE LINZ
mas met, the Projectors have determined to INCREASE
teir stock, aud will, until further notice, run THREE
comfortable and expeditions mne Passenger Coaches
daily, III each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore,
a sas4sa2t They have also made arrangement, no
HsEg,, !sijs7f with the Steamboat and Rail Road
"assssisaasa1tS Companies, South of Washington nv
which The fare will be reduced to the following ex.
tremely low rates, viz:
F0fthgough ucketsitUm Baltimore to Richmond. $500
u" 40 40 Petersburg, Sc
40 q" do Weldon, 7.SG
90 90 do Charleston, 1855
Fare between Baltimore and Washncton l5e
As tn Coaches will leave Baltimore iuIue6iafejv
on - arrival Of the Cars from Philadelphia and leave
WEhmEtnn Immediately on the arrival of the Steam
boat non! the south, and pen form the TIN in fpc ho,r,
passengers VIII reach Baltimore or Washington nearly
OF it rs early by this conveyance by the RuiirOa&
AHh; ana Will he set down, free Of extra CHARGES ~
an inc iuhcipa lueiS any other reasonable dis,
aucc in Tie city.
Passengers by this Lire are delivered on board tho
alCa!hhcatG at washington, free of any extra charge
AMI reach Richmond OF any point soEth 0C it, At ths
same te and at tmo GoRars and fjty cents less fare
than by the Rail Road line. ''
The public may rely on skiilfuI and accom- rnodatno
drivers, and every attention to thercomlort For spaS
or uter information, apply at The stage Office oppn
site the Baltimore and Ohio RAN Road Depot lIat a.
door 10 the Green House, and two door. west OK
Nhunan's HOTEL -
auIF-tI JACOB PETERS & co
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FOR FREDERTCKl BURG- va

HVRt II tIHIFh!ftfSIt bO IN<s, Z 10.
~.s'tHsS on THE RAPrAIiAN1 V5,SH' RIV,
ssSis.rs A;ftfM95 Err. The Steamer RIPARIAN
s'ss-A1sas<AAzSAaN MOCK, Capt Noah Fairbank will
leave Hughes Quay, for the above places on SA-
TURDAf AFTERNOON, the 18th July, at 5 o'clock.
4 ss1ssrs STEA MBOAT DISCONTINU-
fS.ssts s1S&sh.reED. The trips of The Steamboat
.aa.'a'sINdaAsis- RAPPAHANNOCK to Pongoteaeue.
Accomac County, f. 5. OF Va, have been dscon-
linued' SIN. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
lNIl Office IInghnsl Onnu-
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Ice FOR THE WEST INDIES. The Danish
schr. Sarah Elizabeth, which cleared from Bos-
ton on Tuesday for st. Thomas, carries out
upwards of 100 tons of ice and fresh provisions,