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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Di-Our friends wishing Mobile and wish.
ING 10 obtain 4 comfortable boarding house,
during their stay, could not DO better, FOR cheap
ness and convenience, than 10 call on Mr. Wi
ley Hardin, on Royal Street, opposite The
Theatre. They will 6ud his table furnished
with the best the market affords and every
attention required TO make them comfortable.
In addition 10 this there is an cv ecllcm Livery
stable, kept BY MIR r c. Ewers, called The
Wavorly Stable, "a tho immediate vicinity.
where they can put up their horses. Charge
moderate
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
TickS6Wr Uhir.

We have received the following ntcli.
gence by the New Orleans papers, which
we lay before our readers nadvancc ofour
regular publication. We do not yet be-
icvc declaration Of war will be made by
Mexico, although there is probability of
such Madness. The authorities say, that
on tomorrow" they will send "such de-
claratiou to Congress-" which that body
may or may not sanction, and there the
matter We think will end. We shall wait
the next arrival however, with some anx-
lety, as we of the south consider this Tex
an affair and all the consequences growing
out oft, sort ofprlvate snap Of our own,
which VIC claim the right TO settle, so far
as fighting may become necessary.
MSSiSSippidR
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
ELECTIONS

We have received very few election rc-
turuslhlS week. Our paper mails from
Alabama and Tennessee have failed most
unaccountnbly during the past week. We
give below what election news we have re-
ccivcd.
ALABAMA.-Thc way bill from TuSca-
loosa contains the returns for Governor,
official and reported, from 80 counties.
These give Terry majority of3O, but wa
fear hc is beaten. The democrats have
for the first time carried the Mobile district
electing the members Of Congress. by q
majority OF several hundred. Mobile coup
ty IS thoroughly redeemed, giving Dargan
213 majority over Dunn, aud clectng the
Senator and Representatives 10 the lcgis-
laturc. In the Montgomery district the
wings have succeeded in clcciing Ililiard
70 Congress, aud he is the only member
they will have from the State. The lcgiS-
laiurc will be overwhelmingly democratic.
TENNEsSEE.--No direct news from this
Siatc-not a paper or letter received since
the election. But from reports, we think
the democrats have carried it, We have
reliable intelligence that Brown has made
a gain over Folks vote, last fall Of $50 in
a few counties IN middle TcnneSsce-that
he is gaining in the west, and that the dem
ocrais so FAR as heard from have gained
two members 10 the Legislature. The
wings are beginning 10 look blue, and seem
20 give up every thing. But we won't hal
10 before VIC arc out Of the woods. We
await the official returns.
We have few sprinklng returns from
Kentucky and Indiana. They look well
Columbus Democrat
Why arc Parsou IIowes "Pucg-s like 4
young lady's waisl Because hcmakcs n
greet Bu.f'c alcm rlrm.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
The War-DOgs are HOwIing!
SOUND THE ToCsIS!

1t snow the order Of the day, and pleasure
Of Mexico 10 do battle against our gallant
forces, for our devotion to the extension of our
free institutions over our own fathers, mothers,
sisters, brothers. Then on to battle and ne cr
return until our American Eagle sweeps the
Pacific, from the Russian line agreed on down
to. and perches high DER The suow.clad isthmus
Of Darien Our voice is for war, until foreign
influence Iisturbs not our family's peace or
ficers solders--all bear the battle axe, and on
to glory or the grave
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

You are requested to meet at the Count
House, on MONDAY, gath inst, for the purpose
OF expressing your opinions relative to the pre-
sent system oflabor performed in the State Pen,
itentiary. Your interest requires attention to
this malter-let all come, far and near, and co.
operate with our fellow mechanics throughout
the State to abolish the present odious system
MANY MECHANICS. .
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
Communicated


TnrsPTANs.-This very respectable and IA.
Tented company Of Theatrical performers, en-
tcrialncd our citizens, and visiting friends, with
a well sustained Performance Of the exciting ira.
gedy Of PIzAERo, followed with the mirthful
farce Of the I'ro Gregorics, with comic songs.
1t is no linle qualification to US, to see the theat.
rical talent OfOur little village, earning bursts of
applause, and streams ofiears, FROM crowded
audience, for the christian purpose Of enclosing
the sanctuary ofthe dead Proceeds orthe per-
formance are donated 10 incloso the depository
Of departed relatives and friends. So pious
a purpose entities this company to the gratitude
and thanks Of our christian friends. Cora,
where is thy faithful Alonzo, and his sweet boy
loving husband, aheciionale father, and brave
soldier7 Art well, and thou we hope, Cora.
Alonzo, surely wilt never forget your faithful
friend, who lost his lie for that sweet bov. and
you, aud Cora.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
Jefferson" No. 5, shall appear in our next.

To THE Hon. JACOB THoMpsoN:--Rc-
cent Developments have admonished us,
10 appeal to you, TO yindcate yourself, and
the peoples rights. In you, we feel that,
the people have 7o,Cer of strength, on
which they may rely, with confidence, for
protection. To select our own agents,
for the public service, is a birth right Mis-
sissippi will never surrender to others.
We shared in the general JOY, at the pro-
motion ofthe Hon. Robert J. Walker, and
felt that our State had only received,
jus! portion, of our Republics Honors,
But how little did We anticipate that he
could, so far forget himself, after receiving
so Oft repeated expressions, of our peculiar
partiality, Tor soliciting our own agents,
as 10 attempt to dictate the appointment of
his successor. We were not prepared to
anticipate, in him, so great an ore~sighE,
for we are not so far eslrangcd, from him,
as TO use a harshor term But not so with
his election. for successor, if it be not
wrong impressian, that Doc VIM. NJ.
Gwn, was the man.
The desperate coursc Of Doc. Gwin, and
friends, taken in connection with the fact,
that the correspondence of the Hon. II. ].
Walker, 10 his ExcelIency, A. G. Brown
is presumable TO be, under the impression
of such confidence, as his Excellcncv is
not inclined TO betray, nor do we wish him
TO permit any thing, to meet the public
eye, which would be improper. Whatever
oversight, the opportunities of Doc. Gwin,
may have led the Hon. J. r. Walker into
We have, fortunately, been protected in our
rights, as yet, by the integrity and wis
dom of our Executive. But mark the
course Of Doc. Gwin, and friend. Defeated
in his schemes Of Chickasaw plumber.
Disappointed in his hope of succession, by
Executive appointment to the place oflhe
Senator. See the redoubtable Doctor and /
friends at the Democratic Convention in /
triguing, and well nigh defeating the
will ofthe people-being engaged, weeks
previously, in poisoning the mind and
the feelings ofsomc ofyour first
and warmtst friends tho for pretended
causes, foreign TO your opposition to bis
chickasaw schemes Of plumber That is,
If not the Doctor himself, certainly some
Of his leading aud most influential friends
were engaged in this surprising course
against you; and it was not, until since the
that the warmth ard ardor Of
some Of your friends have been fully re-
stored. Routed at the convention see him
to the Idol, Of his first love, sub
.idising tIIc press and rallying the place
men OF dependence, on his successful COM
'etitiOn. The gallant Thompson, the
'cople's dcpencehce, VIC invoke your aid,
n defence Of their rights. Help the poo
lie in their desperate struggle, against this
'oiiiical jugglcr, who is STEPPED in Indian
poculaiiOn 70 the very lips.
We urge this on you, not Tor The sake
( a. g. MeNuu, whose name We urge for
Senatorial Honors. nc is our FIRST choice,
~ ifhsf a. - obtain a majority, Of our
sfisfand oiticr Of the other two, General
cuie - General ouitman %. or even
f'..e .ne ~ nov spoken n. should &c 90
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

A little band box, dandifcd, aristocratic,
banking, would be democrat, by the name
OF John J. McRac, of Clarke county, Mis-
sissippi, has appeared in the Sentinel aud
has managed TO work. himself into a terri
bic passion, at paragraph of ours, which
though short, seems to have cut him to the
quick. We shall probably pay our res,
poets TO this dappor little fellow; in the
meantime We are curious 10 know, where
he buries his dead! The Governor Ought
to employ him, on the part Of tie State. TO
whip Mexico Go it little johnny, whHc
yOu are young.
TichS6mr JThir.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
For The TINE DcmocrnL.

Mr. Editor:-There is a most distressing
di sease raging through the country but chiefly
among that worthy class called candidates.
The disease is called 'Me simples" He who
can prescribe specific will 'deseruc aceH of
the candidates if not Of "their cOuatrq." Re.
Gently Judge Monger found new novelty. A
man who said he would vote. for Henry Mon.
ger for Judge 4th judicial district and for John
Steele Esq, for district attorney, same district.
This most unhallowed and impious association
was so unnatural and so much against the
"JRdges man" las Steele humouroursIy STYLED
the judges pleasurc) that his Honor could not
think OF the association and the novel voter but
with feelings of horror and was so badly
afflicted with the disease called "Me simplss'
that he had to speak of it in derisionl What
must be done for himl He will die Of the dis,
case without some remedy for if he don, t find
some where about or little over 5000 such
voters he will be badly beaten and that YOU
know he can't! Do mister editor prescribe for
the Judge, and obligc &c. QUIZ.
=. AT Il meeting Of the subscribers to the build
ing of Presbyterian Church, in the town OF
Pauldng on Monday last. on motion of Vim
Rankin, Hon. S. r. ADAMS, was called to
the Chair, and DR. f. l.. SnARmAN appointed
Secretary
Ga motion, committee Of eight, to makenn
estimate ofthe probable cost of church. were
appointed, viz: Rev J. N. Wadiel, MessrS. Jas.
MDugald, VIM Rankin, J. c. MKuighLJ
c. Heidelberg, and w GiIchrst
On motion Of Maj MDugald, the chairman
was added 10 the committee
On motion a committee of three were an.
pointed 10 solicit subscriptions to the prosccu.
ton of the work, The chair appointed Mcssrs.
J. c. Heidelberg, A. MCallum, and VIM 4.
Powc.
On motion of Vim. Rankin, the chairman
was added to said committee
Ga motion of Maj. NJ Dugald, the building
committee we're required TO ascertain the price
Of asutable 10, upon which to erect said church
On motion the proceedings of this meeting
were ordered to be published in the Eastern
Clarion and True Democrat
On motion the meeting al journcd
S r. ADAMS, Chm.
Z. l.. SHARNAN, See'y.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

NJ G. S. Collins Esq:-Sir, your address
Of the 9Th inst was duly received but, has hah-
erto, and sill is suspended. Not from any
want Of Temperance, for il is certainly crediiable
you in that respect We have not wholly
rejected, but only suspended it Tor the prcscnl
The iavor you ask is 50 reasonable, VIC cannot
will not finally refuse. Should you think we
delay too lOsg, refresh our memory, at con.
ycniCnt time.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Dir /. kirkman, the owner Of Peyiona has
challenged Fashion for Toe Purpose Of deciding
the championship Of the American Turf and
vii run a match for ten thousand dollars aside
over ibe Union Course, q, Long Island, on the
FRS Monday 10 Ociober next.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Latest from Europe Rise IN Cotton.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Cambria.
al Boston the 30ih July, we arc in posses
sion ofmuch important news. Our limits
forbid full review. Dates from Liver
pool are 10 18th July. Cotton had inn
PROVED fully ON Eighth per 10. Amer
lean stocks were looking IN. II was
thought the queen would proroguc narlia-
mcnt on the 9TH August The sugars Of
Porto Rico aud Cuba, Il has been decided
by The house Of lords, scant come in. A." Our
late minister to The English court, Edlrard
EUeroft, has done himself great honor in
issuing notices concerning the death Of
Gen yacLs0A The London Times oftho
Lob July, IS pleased with tho selection Of
Mr hcLuHC, as minister, and considers
that i may be regarded as cviucing a dis
position on The part Of TIC president 20
ErcscIvc friendly rclaiious with Great
BifH-u. Rrfo-nsr
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

fortunate, the will ofthe majority shall be
our pleasure. The course of Doctor Gwin
we cannot, will not endure, you cannot
have been, tricked into the keeping ofhis
secrets. The means he used, we say, he
uSed, because his dogs used them, to sup
plant you in the confidence of the people
was in keeping with desperate and pre-
sumptieus means he and they are now u.s.
ing. See the press teeming with the bold
declaration that he made a most trium-
plant vindicatioD ofhs character, against
the imputation Of Indian Frauds. 1t is
not true. Again, it is avowed that him,
and his friends were defeated at the con-
venton, by the intrigues ofwire working
politicians. In this, there is as little truth,
as there is in the story Of his vindcation
The Doctor himself aud friends, and /
some too, that we were astonished to see,
engaged in such a cause, were the intri-
guing politicians, and great was the alarm
it gave many to the menacing prospect
of success, ofsuch means, over the will Of
the people. We have taken measures, TO
collect some facts on the subject of Doc.
GwinS connection with Indian fraud, al
so the slanderous stories of your duplicity,
put in circulation, by some of his friends.
These, in due time shall meet the public
,yo. This we regret to do, bun if such be
he desperation of Doc. Gwin, and friends,
hat his political destiny must turn on the
csuIt of the present canvass, be it so, but
ct them be ware of the ideS of November.
Dur duty, TO the True Democracy of Mis-
issippi requires that the truth shall come.
lour character, and the peoples interest,
equires an investigation of the motives
nd facts connected with recent develope-
lents, and we know you will take the re-
of doing your duty, however
Sasterous the result, TO Doc. Gwin, and
riendS.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Why should the mere representatives, Of
debt, the mere promise 10 pay the money
which these worthless strips Of papcr ac-
knowledge the banks ov'c, be considered
as money and circulated as such7
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
JOHN ID. FREEMAN.

I'VE are authorized to announce Mark
Valentine, ESP, of Warren, as an indie
pendent Democratic candidate for Congress, at
the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce John III.
Blanks, as candidate for Probate Judge,
Of Clark County, at the ensuing election.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Treasury DEPARTMENT. Hon Robert
Walker reports the finance OF the Government
thus:
Receipts of the quarter ending the 3Oih
of June last S6762l82 80
Expenditures during same period, 1,973,O69 So
Leaving balance of Sl.789,ll7 OF
Our Ship Of State amt going as!crn any at
that
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Aide members composing The Pauiding
PhlioNeiPhiaa Sorisfy are slpsially requested
70 attend on Saturday evening neEt, Is there Is
some imporizni business 70 be attended to.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

We learn from the last Vcksburg Wing
that Patrick w. Tompkins, Esq, one of the
Wing candidates for Congress, will address the
citizens ofJasPer, at the Court House, on Tues
day, Cd September next
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Every man Of genius Is philosopher
hut not every philosopher 2 celnm.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Gehsral ouamsn 1rl SAT-, aurud,d tic Rs.
viesg, N tlis cUums
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20

Why arc Parson IIowes "PueEs like 4
young lady's wais2 Because hcmskcs
great Buf'r bout rl,em
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-08-20
True Democrat.

o. c. DEAsE, EDITOR.
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Oct. A, ls45.

ED DAD NDTICE.-Notice is hereby gwen
ne that petition will be presented to the Com
missoners OF Monroe county at their next session,
in December, for the location OF county road
through part of said c.-niy, commencing Tor the
same where the Tayorsyilie and Woodsield state
road crosses the line between sections 10 and l6,
thence along a lane around the bank through the
corner OF section is to ntersect John Kellers 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 up said fence TO the foot of the hill,
thence the best way on to the bench, thence the
peares. and best way TO Elab Matheneys house,
thence little north of east to the top Of the ridge,
thence up said ridge to the sectian line between
the lands of Eliab Matheney and J. b. Brown,
sr thence along said section line as near as practi-
cable (passing at no time 10 the north Of said Sec
ton line) to ntersect the Barnesville and McCon
nelsvie state road where said section line crosses
said road. Oct Is, 1915 -32
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N OTlCE IS hereby given that there will be a
~ petition presented TO thenext session of the
Legislature of Ohio, praying for the erection of a
new county to be called the county of NOBLE,
asking for the county seat to be located at Sarahs-
vile, bounded and described as follows, CON-
menclng at the north west corner of section 2,
township l3, Of range IL, in Muskingum county;
thence east to the north east corner of section 2.
township 8, and range 9; thence south TO the south
east corner Of section IL of same range and town
ship; thence east to the north east corner of sec
tion l6, Township 8, and range 8; thence north to
the north west corner of section g. township g.,
and range 81 thence east 10 the north of
section OF said township and range; thence north
TO the NORTH west corner of township 8, range a,
in Guernsey county: thence east to the north east
of said township and range; thence south TO
the south east corner OF township o, OF range q, IN
Monroe CO.; thence west 10 the southwest corner OF
section 81 township 6, and range z; thence south
10 the south east corner of section ", township
and range s, in Washington county; thence westto
the west line of township 8, of range 8; III Morgan
county; thence north TO the north west corner OF
township 8, range 81 thence west to the south west
corner OF section 30, township ". of range H. in
hnskingum county; thence north to the place Of
beginning. And your petitioners would ask fur
ther, that your honorable body would annex own
ship 3. range 10, in Washington county to Morgan
county 10 t Oct. 25, ls45. --3a
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ND DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
EG that apetition will be presented to the Com
missoners OF Monroe county at their next session
IN December praying for the location of county
road, on the following rout, viz: to begin at coun-
ty road leading from Summerield in Monroe coun-
ty to Mount Ephlaim in Guernsey county at the
line between the lands Of William Leeper and
John Craig, thence nnrthwardiy along the rout
now travelled to double poplar tree, thence to the
Guernsey county line I'd meet road leading TO
Senecaville in Guernsey couaty near John Groves
Oct. %, 1915. SO
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EB DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
II u that petition will be presented TO the Com
mssioners of Monroe county 4, their nest session
in December, for an alteration part Of the
state road leading from Graysville to Vaa Buren
through the lands of Maris and Hartshorn the al
teTalion to commence at the section lne between
section nineteen and twenty in Wayne township,
Monroe county, and running north east direction
along the road now opened and III travelling use
rear to where Maris is building new barn, ,,hence
south east direction TO intersect the old line Of
said road in section 10. Oct. 25, 1915 --33
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ED DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
Ia 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 Woodsfield and
Sistersvie State road near Jane Jacksons's and
ending at the Marietta road near John Drum 81;
said alteration TO commence at the low place near
Henry Drums bars, thence by said Drum 5 stable,
thence to the section line between John Hamilton
and Henry Drum, thence east with said line to i'll
tersect the Woodsield and Sistersville road at or
near Samuel Jackson's Oct rs, l9i5.--33
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Wil besod
IN at the Court House in the town OF Woods
field, Monroe county, Ohio, on Monday, the lst
day of December next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock IN on said day, the
following lands belonging to the estate of AZarah
Hoski son, deceased TO wit; The north east forty
of the north half OF the south east quarter nf
section II, in township 2, of range a, in the dis
trct Gf lands subject 10 sale at Marietta, Ohio ex-
ceptone acre reserved for church and burying
ground. About twenty acres of said land is clear
ed. ARCHIBALD HOSKiNSON
gaf JOHN HOSKINSON, Adm'rs.
Nov. l. JSIb ff-
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HDOAD NOTiCE.--N is hereby given
E1 that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners Of Mouroe county at their next session
in December, praying for a county road to COM
mence al the road passing John Easion's in Green
township, thence the nearest and best way to John
McCasin's, thence the nearest and best way to in
tersect the road leading from Newcastle 10 Sun
fish and not to grade more than six degrees above
the horizon. Oct. rs, 1858
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&HERlFF'S SALE..---By virtue of an order
~ of the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county and State of Ohio. in the case OF writ OF
attachmentto me directed. wherein William Pat
terson IS plaintiff and Cyrus Boyd defendant, will
offer for sale on Wednesday, the l2th day Of No
venlher, 1915, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.
M. and O'Clock p. M on said day at the house of
Levi Coen in Perry towuship and Bennedicf
Huichison in Washington township, two lots OF
tobacco Sale 10 be at Coens : at IL o'clock, al
Hutchins on's at 3.
TIL MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Nov. l, 1916 s.at.rt.rt
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HAMEs GRAY'S EsTATE-Nolice j. here.

NAMES GRAY'SESTATE.- Notice !, here
~ by given that the substriber has been appoln-
ted and q iaIihed as administration Of the estate of
James Gray, lete of Monroe county deceased. All
persons having clalrs against said estate i'll pre-
sent them legally au'henticared within one year
for settlement. AID all persons irdeb ed to said
estate i'll please ca al d make immediate paynlent
Nov. I, 1875. RICHARD GRAY. Adnr.
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EsAMTELS. WHlTTING1 ON'S ESTATE
k3 Notice is hereby -iven that the subscriber
has been appointed aud qualified as administrator of
the estate Of Samuel S. Wilmington, late OF Mon
roe county deceased
SAMUEL II. ROWND. Admr
Oct. 25, 1915. 80