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1916. NEW-YORk, ,eap-yTIm,
s$EIGsS7 go AL6ANY AND TROYsEEzerl3
FORWARDING COM. GHookssr&1zs1nll

PANY 10 all the Western States AMI the Csnadas.
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy aud Erie Lines New-York and
Unlo Line. Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy and Ohio Lne;
Northern Transportation Line i
Red Bird Packets and Stages -
James d Hooker; lde, Colt Il Co.; Kindly. peass q
others, proprielors. ~ YIN
sS Boat. " his above Lines will leave New.Ycrk Aha
ny ana Troy daily for the West and North The above yen
teeh are propreiort In the whole line TO all he We,ern
ss.ss ana the canadian Emigrans and others will save
ana money ny calling on Inc above lines before getting
n1re are 10 Doa;s OF The above hnes all l.ed In coed
wye ior passengers and freight lis; OF sre VIII b. Se
more Oaces, Nos I, q, 49, SO Corn,ies Sin G-asraI
ocTs 81 The foot OF Barclay and Cortland ,t in
Offices. ppItIS = S,, Sssanooa'
mSl n o. p Enh,
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SHER!FF,S SALE.-By virtue OF several writs OF
Fer Fsca, to ne directed and delivered will expose
to ,a on PridgY July 7ih 1896 al II O'CLOCK noon ~
Ye,.i,e CT he City Hail. in thu City OF Macy erS g.! we
,ghl e and interest Msrsh which ne lad on inc
Goth tsr OF December, 1884, al spy time ser"atus' o.
in and 10 all those several certain lots OF ground Win he
buildings ard improvements thereon situate 10 ln Nlntn
Wars OF The City of N-wfork, as follows All mat GER
tain piece parcel OF ground and the bueiogs mo IN.
movements thereon commencing at point on The ester
~ sid the Eli gh,h-avenue ard adjoining 10 lot now or
late Alfred Miner thence ruon,ng Norhery slong oe
Eighth avenue nney-sh feet inches 10 iard no"
or st. oc James c. Utter thence Westerly along the line OF
said Ctters snd. parallel with Jane street sXyIhfee
f.st and seven inches the lot OF said Alfred A. Mlner
iheucr Soulhey song the line OF said Miners ot elgny
oCr feet b the several dimensions more ess 10 me
po!n, or place OF beginning. III,
pys and improvements thereon, commencing al poih on
the Essisry side Of the sh avenue al he corner m
Troy,reel and running thence Noriheesiery along the
Nor.h.rly side of Toyslreet h'ywo feel seven lnchS
thence Nor;herly reefe-i one inch thence e'tey
seven feet inches, thence Souhery along the E'shh-
avenue hirtysix feet inches 10 the place OF oen-
Ming. r , -, ,,,,. t,,,,i
In. and improvements thereon, dslpsushed on map
of Iands of Samuel Jouea snd others q, Greenwich dated
November list 1879 made by Edward Doughty Ci.y Sur
veyor ma recorded in the Registers Oce IN the Cry oil
Liz No. li5 OF Conveyanees pages 100 and
bg The Sxh-syenue Suu,wesicrly sLd Westerly by lot
OF land dsIin gushed on said map rs lot No Sorne
Coruelia-sse aud Efstery and astery NJ 10Y OF
land .pgui.hed on said map No p and contains in
width the SiSih-4vsnue twenty-five Feet ana on Gorhe-
I;s -.el IN seven feet i've inches, In leu 9Th
on The Ess,-ry ard North soes together sxy
Tires feet six Inches and the Westerly aud Sonth."e'S-
erly together eighty feet be the sad several dmsn-
| nuni more url-ss
Also other certain dTeug house eno IoIoi ground
situate Norh.ry eide of hsmmond street hewsea
Washington and the sal Ninth W. ard OF
the Cy of Nsw-Yo commencing at point on tns Sn-
ery OF street ninety -one Get Eas'ey OF t
Northeasiey OF Hammond and West streets AZ The
center of the WALL this and the adjoining house on
The W-., and running Norhery Ii Dug The center
of said wall thirty.ix nine inches ihenc- Norlhery
along the fence dividing ths and III. adlcning ot on th
West inches 10 the land nos or se OF
Charles WarwicE thence Eas.ery along said NarwicS
land fifteen feet inches 10 land now or late OF la
Watsiis lhence Soulhery along said WstSinas land
seventy three feet zine inches 10 Hsmmondsee thence
We.erly slopg H.mmont twenty fest 10 the place Of
beginuiu g-DEed New Yors, Jun-S Sd. 1916
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
I,vrs II prSxSEy Dspulv Sheriff IA lgw6w
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~ PURSUANCE OF al order OF the Surrogate of the
lCounty OF ew-York Notice Is hereby given 10 all per
sons having Claims against Richard Evans late of Exeter
snks5c deceased % present the the vouchers
street in The City OF NewYork on or before ina tenth day
OF July usIt Dated, NewYork the sh day of January
1916. GEO p ALIEN .dy,,is,raIor
% Iaw6m ,..;,h ,h- VII $500
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EpkWAkE Oh QUIChStLFsM lmlt,li, LIS The
- subscribers hst persons going shout with
Liquids purpordug bs Silver Plating Find would eau
their and the public sgsnst the OF any
bur genuine replsug plated goods made from
silver. For sale wholesale and r~tsil, by
JOHN J. BROWN 4 CO l22 Fulton ST.
And also by T. Chalmers 20 Corsudst and 200 Broad
way; j. s Ran lei, al md 49 Broalway c. Heunegan
2Ss Sowety; Phio Greeny, l72 Grand.st; J. y. D.
Wycfof, l+s Broadway, and +. B. Warner, 25 Beecker-
LIZ
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The Columbus has undergone most repairs, and
10 In hne Condition for business The travelling public nav
conhdeny rely upon her making her trips punctusy as adj
vefled and can rest assured that pains will lie spared
20 make her accommodations deaabe and pleasant 10 pss
sengera - 20
g. h. Paulisn, los F1,ou-st: J. F. Wolf % Corand,t
Z. A Jerome, 100 Sroad-sL Nelc York. Nottingham WI
kie Co 81 Qusy-sL 4Lbny. Wilkis, Parsons Co Buc
faIo. Tyler. Brown 4 Co. fireen Ray asIrNovIs,
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n O1NH't
n w. t,pn.scrio OF ali the routine Of business bei
mar and MAJ recurring execution OF papers
Win the satutory provisi1ni rs!sting thereto $50 M
ls TsiaT-, Ts6ss D;scoau; Tables, ScaatEs and I'm
her Measure Cuhcs contents OF Square Til'e &c .
pnr All, hy HUNTINGDON $ SAVAGE. x.e OWL.
NEW MILITIA Law,
AvoW IN PRES and will =. published IN feW oeys.
In. peyv Miits Law passed a; The late ession Oh me
Lezi.latnre Pubhshtrg ny 80, >,..,.,
Is JAHSbN * DILL. 10
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ISAAC '. FOWLER,
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON.
a23 9w ROSWELL C. BARNARD.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF Ne~York, Notice Is hereby given al per.
sons hsylng Claims Against Francs p9nney late OF he
thereof 20 the subscriber the Office of j. W K
J. hits a. No IA PnesIreet, previous May 1916
and after May 1916 No IS Pnesreet in The City OF
N-w-York, before the third day OF October next
Ds.ed New York. The 5lst day ofNarch, 1886.
MARY Ann D0NNELLY, now Doyle)
a. laE6u kdm;os,Tstr;,
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by ORDER of George n. Smith. Supreme Court Com
ID missioner Notice Ia hereby given thst attachment, has
Issued against the of Edward Harris nov or aIe OF
Woonsocke County of Providence and State of Rhode Is
land nonresident debtGr on due proof made to The said
Supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 10 The directions OF
concerning attachments ega,ugI abScoGding,
concealed resident debtors and that the will be
sold the payment OF his debts unless he the said Edward
Harris appear and discharge such attachment according to
law within nine months from the FIRST publication OF this
ice and hst the payment Of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging the said debtor TO him for his
and the transfer OF properly by him for any
pose whatever forbidden by and void. Dated
Norwich, February Sd, 1876. JOHN Z. BABCOCK.
27f lawam Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
'HHE UNDERSIGNED heying been duly appointed
by he Hon. Frederick A. TalDedge, Recorder OF The
City Of NewYos Trustees OF the esIa.e Of George Lock
wood. nonresident, DEBTOR, s persons indebted lie
said George Lockwood, hereby required render
OF ali debs and Of money owing by
Epectively the ssd Lockwood, and pay the
the rrusiees and s persons having IN their possession
property eecLs OF tho said Lockwood required
TO deliver the 10 the Trustees, before the r
ieenth day of June the office OF Harvey A Weed
Esq No N.ssaua IN the CRY OF New York. Ali credit
o. the said Lockwood required deliver hsr
specye and demands The aid Trustees
same lime and plscs Ds,ed York, April 2i. 1916
ISAAC V. FOWLER,
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON.
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miscellaneous.
CALVIN A. WhRREN OSIas Y. SkisNtS'
.,,n,y, al lr aud Solieors Cteery 06tce Of Quincy

IUlnOu,
SKILL promptly attend any business committed to men
w care 10 Military Tract; aud especially in t6e counties
nj Adams Hancock Henderson, Warren. Fulton schay
Brown and Pike They practice in the Circuit CoSrn o.
said counties. 10 the Supreme Court and U 3 pisu,i
Court. for The Stale al SpDg sed Illinois PartieuisL az
promp, attention will be given collecting bnsness @
Tes;gaon OF land titles, and The conducting OF re-
Horace Greeley and Lewis Tappsn EGGS or
Hon Jonsthan Chds and Ansel Warren E.qI
New-York; Hon. Pree:e and Sso; corr Genl Lam
oee Wssnson D. Hon Member: Of Coz ns dI iron
Illinois WshiagtOn D. G. HOE; NJ asn s sno o oDne
S2I~tn and pevton symmes Cincinnati Ohio Measra Ma
,ry. Psrh Produce Brokers 81 Louis, Missouri ar
Isyr.s e Decsmp, Produce Broker, Ne~Orleens Hon l.
n. Young and John TiIison. Quincy, Ininois-
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IN PURSUANCE OF al order OF the Surrogate of the
County OF Ne~York, No.ics ia hereby gwen 10 ali per-
sons hslns claims against Mary Eesk-th late OF the City
OF New YORK deceased 10 present the with the vouch
era hereof 10 the subscriber a, the Office OF o. W. Srurte
No. Wsst in City OF Ne~.Yora on or b-fore
the tard day OF August next Dated NeHYork Inc rwen-
sy-ninth dag of snuary. 1876
81 law6m JOSEPH HESKETu acknowledgements.
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THE TRIBUNE.
From the New. Orleans Delta. 10th.
Nh. po,.oninr Case on board the GaDges.

Tho Poisoning Case on board the GaDges.
Capt Bertrand, the present captain of the orig
Gauges yesterday presented statement Of facts re!a
70 this vessel and late awful and numerous proeeo
ipgs board of her. Il appears that the former
Nr. William Store being removed from the coi'aso
Of the vessel! said that be would be revensea "
LEFT the city.
On the ;av that Capt store left the vessel which was
either the 18th or 18th u no had the laeuie,he e o
the ,rapsor and several vias taken out aho ys 1oDs
sidc II. Store appeared consiaeTaoy ssAu 800 ssL
Ing dinner on the following day. the crew were lSkeh cH
,r,h vomiting retching and purgng NO more COOKING
WA. done on board until the 18th May when the vesse!
was proceeding through the Pass After eating break
fist on day, Capt Bertrand was taken SICK with vo-
i:ins and pu-sng the time the rest OF the crew
were also taken SICK They were all so helPle's t1s'
The vessel lay at the mercy OF The elements 10Y I'M
horrs While In this state Capt. Bertrand made sig'
nal the towbos. Porpose. and was lowed by ne over
the bar and subsequently to*ed up to the ciiy % ~
towbost Alton On the 23d MAJ. the ere" 6 C ss
the vessel 70 receive metics! attendance ZIP Co.
trand .f. Charles Ftzsmmons on board As cp.ei
Daring that day Capt Bertrand met capt S.ote' in
Charities at and they eonve,'e $4,000 ~ tx the
mill Of the proceedings board the Ganges on DIS ON
Ger, who came 10 the brig with him from New 0rk
bs. dsy Capt Store board the Canges and re-
NAMED there for hour and ahaf during the absence
of Capt Bertrand The former walked the deck OF the
vessel aud then went into the cabin When pulling on
ahore be told the mate Mr. Fzsimmors that he was The
former Captain OF vessel and that the poisoning on
board did surprise him. The brig again sailed on
the 25h May, with fresh provisions Ano water. Sns
went TO sea the 9th and the morning oil tnht cay
Immediately after breakfast the crew were token scE az
on the previous voyage. but with greater suffering
On the 29,h she came anchor 10 sight OF Shell Isl
md and showed signal OF distress she was ser ~afo
towed up 10 town by towboa Hercules 90 arriving
of S!auehte.hou Point the first mate Charles
mons died. after having deransed owing 70 bis SUI
ferngs for IS hours previous to bis d.an Cap
then came ON shore and reported TO the Coooner Tbe
Latter accompanied by Or. Bertrand and DR. hoooes
hold inquest the body After aoayzipg the ston
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ca NOTICE-A BSRGAIN.-A Country sesi ana
|S fsrm FOR SALE the I'LL !ge OF somer7liie, soieI
sel Co. New-Jersey-Ssid Farm consisa OF 10 acres
OF Land = OF which wood. The buildings are all new
snd bui within yearI-Eouse sl4 Barn both buu ~
day, work and OF the material The House Is buli IL
The cottage style 80 So feet 'front.' ball through me ceee
perlor, finished With marble maniea piazzs d lee. II ~
AID IL fec, down each sde-osether Win o
tor OF sad House story kitchen in the rear and Gel,
lar under The whole OF the main building with pantres snd
nil a ped through IN he best The BAN 10 on 'ee'
lon and painted rhi,e-Carrisge House, Ice House &c
Also CREST variety OF Fruit Of all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with quantity OF rhrubbery. ,,
Seat and shout quarter OF mile cd the Ksroad The
psce is about Two hours and hall from the city For sr'
iher particulars inquire Of FARRlNGTON eaRCALo"
in nf Snrneryille II. j 81 VeOd
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-T~s OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
ErsSs1syS Through without laudng.-NewYOri, 90.
Albany Line-The fast and splendid
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt A. Hitchcock, ~tl leave IL
foot OF Robinson-s next above Barclay, every Tue,
Thursday and Saturday al 7 o'clock The Express hgs
with the OF furniture with spacious IL,
good berths With he public PATRONAGE the travelling tr
Of The community may be OF low fare The esre $500,
through. For passage feigb. apply The Cspen q
board or OF GEO. 7. STANLEY
aIn nj the Office the DOH
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BLANK Hp0k~-Sui;ahir for s"ci-ti-e, comm -rcia
NJ ksc private use-FRANClS LOUTREL,7 II Maiden
lane the iheir friends and the puhtc
their large of Blank Books Paper and Station
embracing srcle KEEP; by saiionofs to-
geher ih extensive stock OF fancy stationery Of
imp ,rts o. which Will Ne sold NJ very low prices Books
ruled aud hound liz ftye required al short notice.
Printing aud binding Of every description executed the
lowest rslea LEWIS FRANCIS.
CYRUS II. LOOTREL,
les lrr Stsiouers and ,oth binders II Msio-n-lane
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n Il HENRY Attorney and Counselor a. Law, Gin
T.. c.nnat Ohio Collections and all Other Professional
bushes, promptly and carefully attended To.
Refer 20 Hon John Sergeant. Hon. George w Toland,
Hon wra NJ Meidith Cree. NJ Stroud nessrs Smith Bsgs-
lev & Co. Rockiil, Smith Co.. Reed Brother, HooPeI,
Woife h BAKER Goddard < Parker, Philadelphia Hon.
Edward Curtis Hou. Ogden Hoffman Messrs Alfred "a.
Tdwsrds & Co O!cot McKesson Il Co. Houston Deoe-
rer 3 urnap & Hatcork Nrv-Ynrk 3S isrly
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po WESTERN VIRGINIA LASDs 'of iTn,5

GO WESTERN SlReIINla LA.. l.s. ~ JToo3
IL Isrge tracts OF land situate IN The cou,les o
Richie Lewis gilmore K.na~ha Mes0n 1s J bnTs5
Cshel and Wayne, amounting 10 ne Hios 70 oe ]
snd ssvenour thousand hundred and HcEeA
Tbess snc. form part ofs large quantity Insny
years since in trust for he North American Lao ~
h- srv;vn Trustees OF tnst concern WANING 20 VIC
lis affairs in Inc speediesi usnner PFacucsn- now o
. lands sale large tracts al low prices sao on IN
Most OF these lard, counties bordering on me o1,o
ve- and il The vicinity ofinporiani arc @
Their quality generally very good The reater par oehs
well adapted 70 ali The purposes of agriculture While s
inferior portions are suited to he grazing OF sheep ana ca
lie The climate OF that egon IL plessan; and healthy ana
from The Increasing current Of emigration, the country
rapidly improving, ..,,,,
of eigrsnis 10 select large upon which 10 make iher
settlements. .,----.s s,,;-a
Perrons wishing TO purchase Will Is qesie
N view the lspds aud for this purpose facility IN ne
ay OF information will he furnished By the
The axer upon the lands paid up in iu For isrhsr
Information soecus Them application may be mace a. the
Office of The Company No 81 Sansom-s Philadelphia, or TO
re ,nSacriber j. NJ. STEED, Agent
r,is S,.,ySn Parkerrnurg Wood Co Va
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OFFICE or The DELAWARE AsD HUDSON CAsAL co
New-Yufk June |, 1851
THE Board of Managers OF this Company have decsrsd
u semi dividend Of Eight per cent out OF me
profits OF the Company, payable ON and after MONDAY Inc
9th instant ,, -. :.
The lan.er.book will remain cossd from this date 10
The morning OF Ihe 9th instant
Holders OF the Scrip Stock particularly requested 10
return their Certificates. in order that new ones may be
issn.d In their place. By order Of the Board.
i.l I'm ISAAC SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
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lS46. BUFFALO & GREEN BAY. 1916.
ef@@ 1.-THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS Capt
IIs5as Powers, will during the ensuing sea,
son, between Buffalo and Green Bay "a fol.
lows - 'N'
LEAVES suPFALo. LEAVES GREEN BAY.
Monday naY Il, adax N,yI IMnra
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kOuUS hAk'S Patent M-leuc Machin- BaudIug.-
IN Manufacturers sud otbers OF Machine Bands,
Driving Bsts be furnished by Inc subscriber at the
notice With nry desired widths or le gihs with
on, being subjected me na-ess.y Of waiting from
len days for the completion OF an oder.
iL4 GEORGE BEECHER. 1nN Broadway.
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NTnW.YUNn BISEEitI la fritCn-'i. a EMS 5! ~
He pprs' Bn!e.-Four good f-ssons why Agehts WIN
fad % their advantage bring Harpers bio7 10 LIS
Establishment: bind. ~ -o, A.,
-srying in price from dollErs TIE beat STOCK sn'
workmanship will he used IN birdiag them.
The di.pslch with which they will be bound
rbs v.ry liberal commission allowed 10 Agents
description. Of pesi ard elegant BooI- Sinolns ai
-. q, rasb nYrs. EDWARD WALKER,
80 'S P ia Ful;on.st
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route to and in the Territory of Oregon,
against Indian depredations and ag-
gressions, and to furnish such ammu-
milton and supplies as shall be neces-
sary to their defence.
SEC. 7. And be it further enacted,
That the President be hereby authors.
zed to cause 10 be raised, officered, and
equipped, in such manner as the Presi-
dent shall direct, two regiments OF
mounted men, to guard and protect
emigrants, settlers, and traders against
the Indians.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted,
That mailroute be, and is hereby,
established from st. Joseph's Missouri,
to the mouth of the Columbia river.
SEC. 0. And be it further enacted,
That the sum of two hundred thousand
dollars be, and the same is hereby, ap-
propriated to carry the provisions OF
this act into effect.
SEC. 10. And be it further enacted,
That the President be advised forth
with to give the one years notice pro-
vided for in the second article of the
treaty of the sixth Of August, eighteen
hundred and twenty-seven, TO termi-
nate the third article of the Treaty be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain signed at London October twen-
tleth. eighteen hundred and eighteen,
and all other treaty stipulations for the
joint occupation Of the Oregon Terri
tory.
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From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec. Is

FROM Mexico. DAYS La.
rER.-By the arrival at Havana Of the
British steamship Tweed, from Vera
Cruz. advices from the latter city to the
3Oth Of Nov, and fran Mexico TO the
26th, have been received.
The U. S. sloop of war ST. Mary's
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 29th OF
Now, having sailed from Pensacola on
the goth. The Hon. Mr.. .>lidell, our
new Minister TO Mexico, was passen-
ger in the St. Mary's, as we have pre-
viously stated.
EL Verderuzano, of the 22d ult..
states, that by an express arrived at Q
O'Clock that afternoon, government,
had received dispatches from Generals
Pareves and Aris!a. They informed
the government that in consequence Of
the movements of the U. States troops.
stationed at Corpus Christi, rec onnoIt-
ering the roads leading to Metamoras,
and building bridges on them for the
transportation OF artillery, Gen. Pare,
des had determined TO commence his
march with the "Division of Reserve"
to reinforce Gen. Arista, and ''united,
to operate with the activity demanded
by the national honor" Our readers
will see by the letter of our Havana
correspondent, that a rumor was cur
rent in that city that Gen. Paredes had
refused to advance to the support of
Arista; but with the 5000 men under
his command, had commenced his
march for the capital. This movement
would discredt his most recent pro-
fessions to Gen. Herrera, and we DO
not give credence 10 ii
From the Il 9th to the 22d of Novem-
Der, the city Of Mexico was excited by
fears of another revolution; the Sieio
XIX of the 10Th ult., asserts that the
government had taken adequate meas
ures to insure tranquility.
News was in circulation in the city
of Mexico, on the 23d ut., that the de.
partment of Sonora, at the head of
which is Gen. Urea, had dec AIRED
itself separated from the rest Of the re-
public.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

| Al meeting Of the democratic citizens of Mon
roe county, held pursuant notice heretofore given,
Col. c. OKEY was called to the Chair, and JAMES
H. MORRIS appointed Secretary.
On motion, John Kerr, Thomas West, John NJ.
Kirkbride, Robert Grer, and James r. Morris
were appointed committee TO draft resolutions
expressive of the sentiments of the meeting.
The following resolutions were reported by tho
committee and adopted:
Resoleed, That the message of President Polk
meets our hearty appreciation in all its features; tat
we have the utmost confidence in his integrity %
the Chief Magistrate of this Union believing that
he will execute the will and wishes of the people
of the United States.
Re'olsed, That we are opposed to every attempt
American Continent.
Resolued, That the area of freedom ought 10 BE-
extended
Resoiujd, That the time has arrived when the
General Government should extend to the Aneri-
can citizens in Oregon the benefit of her laws and
Institutions.
Resolued, That Congress ought to adopt such
measures thatnot may be gwen to Great Britain
to terminate the joint occupancy the said terrific
ry OF Oregon.
Resoiued, That the evils incident to war are al,
ways to be deplored, yet when IT becomes necessa-
ry TO protect any portion of our territory from for.
eign aggression, il is the duty Of the General Gov
ernment to place the country in proper situation
for defence, and to repel invasion.
Resolued, That the " separation of the monsys
OF the government from banking institutions is In.
dispensabe for the safety Of the funds Of the gov.
ernment and the rights Of the people," -
Resolved, That we are opposed to any tariff
which raises revenue than is necessary for tho
wants Of the government economically administer
ed
Resoired, That we are opposed to all special
legislation which has for its object the increase Of
the wealth Of the moneyed interests Of this coun.
try, at the expense OF the interests Of abe great body
Of the people.
Resoiued, That we are in favor Of just taxation,
that the burdens Of government may fall lightly on
labor. f
Resoiued, That, as true Democratic Republ,-
cans. we plant our standard-the consliiution--in
the principles Of the Americen Revolution equal
natural rights Of men, and equal laws--and will
defend itfrom all ASSAULT and wo be to the traitor
who would pusillanimously abandon it.
Resoiued. That DAVID TOD is our fipt choice
as the democratic candidate for Governor Of Ohio.