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From the N. Q. Commercial Times, Aug. /,
LATER FROM MEXICO.

LA u Hiht n tONA MEAkGVs
OVERTHROW AND IMPRISONMENT
OF GEN. PAREDES.-THE COUN
TRY PRONOUNCED IN FAVOR OF
SANTA ANA.--HlS ARRIVAL All
IS VERA CRUZ.
Through the politeness Of an cminen,
commercial house, we, have just been placed
in possession Of the following most impor-
tant intelligence from Mexico The news
was received by British man-ofwar, which
touched at the Balize with dispatches Eom
the British minister at Mexico for his govern.
ment. ~ Yis
The purport Of these dispatches Is, that
the United States hare taken possession Of
The Califcrnias, and the repolut;on in fauer Of
Santa Anais complete.
We subjoin the following letteE, from
which it will be perceived that the steamer
Arab, with Santa Ana on board, was in
sight offVera Cruz on the 18th inst.
VERA Cruz, Aug. ls, 1876.
Awaiting ourselves Of the opportunity by
a British man of-war, we have Just time 10
state that Mexico and Puebla have since al
so pronounced for federation and Santa Ana
Bravo's government, hardly established, was
overthrown, and Ger Sails has put himself
at the head Of the movement until Santa Ana
may arrive.
Tranquility was soon restored. Gomez
Faras aided the partisans of Santa Ana to
bring about the revolution. His sons have
come down here TO welcome Santa Ana, who
left the Havana on the 9Th in British steam
er called the Arab, accompanied by Almonte
Haroy Tamariz, Rejon and Boyes, and thus
ought to be here every day.
Gen. Parades was taken prisoner, and is
kept in the citadel Of Mexico. Gen. Salas
has issued already letter ofconvocationEol
Congress on the principles OF 1924, and the
members are to assemble at Mexico on The
9th ofDecember next.
The present conveyance carries the news
fthe annexation Of California 10 the United
States, received last night by express at the
British consulate.
VERA CRuz, Aug. l6, 1s46.
Advices have Just been received by ex-
press Of the formal ANNEXATION OF
CALIFORNIA G TO THE UNITED
STATES and this vessel-ofwar takes the
British minister's dispatches TO NewO Orlean.
and to England. %
The whole country has declared IN favol
of Santa Ana, who left Havana for here in
| the Arab steamer, but has not yet arrived
which makes for his safety
Postscript. The Arab just in sight!
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From the New Orleans Picayune, Extra, Aug. "a.
ARRIVAL OF SANTA ANA.

flNlOtv AL OI -OAlN1 n ANA
The British brig-ofw war arrived off the Ba-
lie last evening from Vera Craz, and two OF
her officers came up to town this morning
with mail and dispatches.
The steamer Arab arrived off Vera Cruz
on the 10Th inst; with Santa Ana on board
He Immediately placed himself at the head
of the movement in that department The
department Of Puebla and Mexico have de-
clared for Santa Ana, and Parades has al
ready been taken prisoner The revolt at
the capitol was headed by Gen. Sails.
Before Santa Ana left Havana he took
letters from Gen. Campbell 10 Commodore
Conner, and avowed himself, inreply tosome
inquiries as to bis intentions, as follows; "If
the people Of my country are for war, then
Il am with them; but would prefer peace"
News have been received in Mexico that
Moatery, in California, has been seized by
one Of the vessels Of the Pacific squadron.
A neither account says that all Californiahas
yielded to the Americans.
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VIII the fsderol party pay to the Banks bones
for the right TO exercise this sovereign power?
II ihat party should be continued in power, and
continue to aihodl to their absurd notion Of the
sacred contract character Of hank charters, there
can be no help for the bumiliating spectacle Of
seeing the state prostratebefore ,hebanling power
begging andpaying for permission to tax them as
tho rest of the capital Of the state is taxed,
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ties the vote stood for Wentworth Dem.
1876; Lovejoy Abolition 492; Kerr whig,
scattering. The whig party is either the
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fast fzzling out. +.
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will pay six cts. for-good house and four cts
for good field ashes. aid $l,50 per hundred, fol
black salts delivered at my ashery, at Kalida, al
any time alter the goth Of Sept. next.
g, H. RICE.
{ Kalida, Avg. q7, 1915.
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

The Sd. Reg't.of Infantry, 3D., Brig l7th,
division, O. NJ will meet in the Town ol
Kaida, on Wednesday the 18th inst at 10
o'clock, A, NJ, armed and equipped forreview
and inspector.
JOHN KUHNS, n
Liem. Col. Commanding.
September Sd, 1916. as
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. PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the quail.
IN fed electors of Putnam county, in the
State of Ohio, TO meet, at the usual place Of
holding elections in their respective town.
ships, on
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of Oct, AID. 1916
and proceed, as the law directs, 10 cast theiI
votes for one Governor, one Congressman,
one Representative, one Auditor, one Treas
urer, one Recorder, one Commissioner, one
Surveyor, one Prosecuting Attorney, for the
county of Putnam.
The Trustees Of the several townships 10
said county are hereby notified that the num-
Der Of jurors TO be by them returned from
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NTarried.

On the soth Of August by the Rev. Mr. Joxrs Of Sugar
creek rownship, Nj. HENRY ANDERSON 70 Miss ANN
THOMAS, both of Union Tswnship E1
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Gen. Jackson's opinioa.

s.Drve all pap and specie viii now In uponus as
the tide."-andrsU Jackson.
Give them the working classes honest government
freedom from nohopolies and privileged classes, hard
will Be- we'll --Jaeksons last words 10 the d'nsriesn
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DC. &c. &c.
All Of which WILL BE .obD CHEAP OR GIVEN
AWAY! Come in, Friends! Now is the time!
You can buy moreGoods than You can carry
away, for a Sailing; such bargains mover before
heard Of. Best article of Rio Coffee, 10 lbs. for
Dollar; best Blue Drill, l2a cents per yard; ex-
ira good Shooting, 10 cents per yard good fash
ionabe Prints, from 81 to 10 cents per yard; La
dies Slippers, at .3s; Common Cups and Saucers
at 1871 cents per sett; good Fur Hats. from 10 to
l6 shilings; Palm Hoods; from 8ioll2a cents;
first rate Grass Sytlies. from.6 to 8 shings, and
Spanish Sole Leather for rs % cents per pound
The above are fair samples Of the prices Of the
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: IREASURER,S NOTICE.

L
| 7,HE amount Of Tax levied each Hundred Dollars
i Valuation Of Taxable Property in the county of Put
man, for the year 1916, is as follows to wit:
For Staff and Canal purposes 60 cents
For County do. do.......................50 so cents
| For School do,.... ........ ~. 20 cents
FornRoad Ns do. 80 cents
For Public Building do 25 cents
In addition to the above the Townships Of Blanchard
and Van Buren have each eyed twenty cents for School
Purposes and in the Townships Of Sugar Creek fourteen
cens Blanchard, ten cents Rley eight cents; Union
twelve cents Ottawa, eighteen cents Greenshurg eighteen
cents Monroe, eight CENTS Richand, six cents Liberty
ten tents; Jackson twenty cents and Van Buren
twenty-five cents, have been levied for Township Pur
| poses. 4f # n
will attend in person by deputy, in the several town
ships at the usual places of holding elections for the pur
pose of receiving taxes, in the following order, VIZ
Perry,...... sos
Jackson,. ...'.is, Ky.
jennings. ......'.. ov.
Sugar Creek.. oct. y
| MONROE. .-..-.........',...,
e lchland, -
Hiley,....s ..........t ..
Peasant-ss s.....',s y,
Greensburg, 40. -. .s......-,s 7.
OTTAWA, ',,...... Q,
liberty,. ~, l. n. ~
van buren,, ...-.......s...s " ~
Blanchard, " ~
Unlon, l4
And at my office in Knlide, during the baI6sce Of the
line. until the twentiethof December,
CsM. GODFREY, Co. Treas
TREAsuRER's OrFIcr, PUTNAM Go. O..
Kalida, August 18th, 1916. 2ebF
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FTrHE amount Of Tax levied on ehch Hundred Dollars
i Valuation Of Taxable Property in the county of Put
nam. for the year 1916, is as follows,to wit;
Cinfl- "a. aln...r can
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n 3.
EeriVgn nd OpenVu TOO ptckarr
III TINtiNA eoa QUEENswARE

Eceiyeu and Vpenco TOO ptckarcs
rIyEINA eoh QuEsNswARE.
Am-n, oIlt;es hey have
F'ne Gu K nna I'sa Sets Grm 81 to leo p
~ -, f.nty IL d.
~ O,cVts fue q
mai. ,,.tt Ninniet orrnrncn's Coiognes. Fan.
- ~ <Sc IN g-rs, ynue'v
4. rhs are invited. o., call mi erlrpiue
~. s,rp >. nty ,biHg ni The kud ever
.h.s.. 10 li,s cnnniry and are v,,sth sreirg
RIA - emb,s,cd Fuit u istets. heed & h'st
Whiie G 20 40 %
CD, Yin Com r%uiirrs. Casrefol'e,. Tuueens,
Rat and; IA P,d>. sngarS ani & cams
r., Tee Cups and S,ucerS. Plates. sc, hmed.
nl,ia sscy ~ e ,R SETS of Picoss 10 SUI; eu.'
n, Yncn warc sc have N~efroni Dishes and.
~, "a u sizcs. ~ .and Cvnres. Tea and coaec
D., lac and Gre M. Sr. of ~vatis,s coiris.
y, ALLOW ine hue ani fan,y T'il, set. . M
~ Phi,s. Dishs rsa.. &c Sr, wa. eSe.
~ [1rrclr %oslaliy kegs ~ ihc u.si eziensivc
.,neh,s ~ he ccnutoV. sad mich the pnhio
i, ly call aud pdce q, be saihird lui Ne sell
/, Ahan ihey Eau he purcE1ss elsewhere. We
n baud sud ore cnnsAp,ly manniacinr,ng
! pir riainl He'd Lpmps. LAn,cuns. fugnbier'.
n. sc, Which iogsih,r Mil our stock ol
caSwatc. wc i.viie lho aileption Of purthpsers,
. whole,alo or read. Carchouses Nps ! and
"A rus ST ANhecllng. Va nov IL
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INsVRhNCE.
ISKS will be taken nv the FIRE & MAEiNl
INSURANCE COMPANION WHEELING

NJ ISKS will be taken nv the I & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
~ tAe foscesi rates on
Buildings oil aitkinds, stone, BRICK OF OGDEN
yld their coulents.
4tcamooals; factories; mills, &c.
Rurniture;
IN merchandise ofallkinds.
n sgain 81 nj dangers ntte nding the trans
fateu efgoodso on rivers, lake.. seas canals
III railroads.. .
For the character Of the compenya as TO promp-
fiiudc and liberality in the adjustment and pag-
meat offoss3s. = we beg leavr Ia refer TO the mer.
ch aatg>tf thts piace and elsewhere VINO have had
esdjH&tue pt of claims upon US. aug 4
hOGaco en- Main ST r.. W HARDING Scc'y
- ~ kETURN PREMIUMS.
HWyHE Fire and Marine insur-dce Company
- OF whcelirg, win return 10 per ceRi on
- lpremiums received for riskstaken from this
f0Is where no loss has occurred.
So t1&b ~ HARDING, Secretary.
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RRENTIINGER,S

hbFN htkNNsNfr
ALTERNATIVE & RESTORArNESfRtP,
AN ENTIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
ENCR me Cure ct SCROFuLA. Eplar-sracss II
a TIE Jaists. Chn,nic Rheumatism, Goui. LINN.
hago. DYSPEPSIA. Isdigesi0H. ErBItons ga hs
Nkis, Ncti'e Rush. letter. puorsy, Syphiiiciic OF
Mere ariai Dsra.cs; IN shttt in'm all diseases ari'
sing trom an IMIFUttE State at Ine BLOOD. a DC
rarecd CONDITION otlhe Digestive 0,ssns or The ~.
Juo ctors u,e al MERCURY.
IL d now some twelve year, since the proprietor
came To The knowledge OF lhi> Sysup. Ia which
Time u has he sels happy 10 sly. Tar exceeded h-
expectations. having performed cures whore
S'a:m's P,nacea ard The various preparations oi
SofsopafIiln could oni, ,houeh persisted an for a borg
nmc' produce The least ~saluia'y ,hcS oron the
patients.
IN us properties. Il Is 7ogic, Ca,,arte. DiopkO.
reiic. D'eofe,rc, and ueis upon he LIVER, BY cxoi.
ttng Il wheu languld To secretien.
As an Aie a irs and ia ,fsr of The BIO II
Is honestly believes by the Proprietor sni etior lo
any other medicine now in use.
Indeed u WAS nat until he had become fully sal
sied of its great medicinal virtues. together with
The solicitations OF persons who had Witnessed The
samc. that be- would consent TO notice although HE
medium oi "a newspaper, rs such u course 10 hun
always seemed 'oo much like 7rackcry putting H.
SELF into nui,cc.
TNtoneh Ihc persuasion of many persons. who
seem 10 lhiuk him IL duty bound 10 publish !, To
The worlI for lhe teHe6t of ;, neting humanity. he
has At length come Ia the conclusion OF pursuing
the coutsc adopted by every compounJer 81 lnach
mcdicIncs. though hc treats mt wlh lhatb1reiared
o~i,ouiery which many use in order 10 cram theu
stuff DOWN The thtol's of a too Easily deuded PEG
pie. CcriifraIei uf cures have often been. ten.
'Ierrd him.. (Ear which he feels truly thankful IN
such Tor Their goo lnieniiuns> hui such things lac
never deemed Necessary, ~ he does At tall times
consider hi- Insertion III itself. all sufficient. aud
those Who cannot take fr granted What he says are
under no conpul-lon 10 take his medicine Ac-
comp,nyire each bo,tlc are instructions kr taking
tho Syrup. aud also n description el The Kind
nf lnod 60 be used. With the mode of Pre-
pariug a.. For sale ~
RRENTLINGEi"S APoTHECA. MN roe 81.
Ncar the Court House. where eau be had nj 0ni
hour of the dny or night. hysicians' prescriptions
AID family medicines Ofali de cripuoLs
Also Gsenlhnr.r's Compound syrup Of Bpuesei
Tor The cu'o OF Couehs. Colds. LiChlaeSs Of The
Chest aud iaepisat C~onsumP'ioa.
Shauld apy person Iafor u-ung | b,tile OF this
Cough n iiusc. come hach aud say he had received
~ hSne6t from IL. his MONEY shall he refunded.
dec "a 10
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Nv y u n " CE.
MARINE INSURANCE..

xo BE iNSuRED-or sot 10 be--that's ihe
quesiion -wheihtr il is benee by one sw eep
M 6te. 10 be ruined-ani subject IN MI The ~,
4hat,lssh II heir 10, or. like prudent man 60 TO me
Protection OGce, aud there be made safe. comforia-
bic aud hnppy-we leave fr You o. determine.
.4he Protection %insufatce Company 90 Hartford.
:. having already paid ever $4,000 900 % Losses
Wssern Couniry, is entitled 10 The Highest
Hence. aud 'heir agent, NJ Wheeling. Virginia.
w PETERSON.
4ake risks on dwelling houses. watc houses.
!, mills, factories. &c. lcetii,et with lheir con-
such as furniture, merchandise. machinery
every Other description OF iBsuisble properly
|. IN steam. Keel aud nai boats ard their cargoes
eod from any port on The Western Waters, on
most feasonablc Terms
l..A, RETURN PREMIUMS
The tamc Us nj any other oihce IN Wheeling.
-, Office on Monroe siteci opposite The Monroe
lLpu-e. and near The Posi Office jan 10
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NIRCINIA-lx cn,,esnr-M rnl,. heldi

AIRCiNlA-iS cuAscERy-At rules held
ia the clerks uthce vi the Cirrnit S1pchor
Cour ut Law sud Chsucery for lhe eonni, of Ohio.
N he mouth uf March 1916
Jphn " Col. John W ,ssikins. Rob r Patterson
Jaseph M'Kec, Ja,nrs Alexander. o-~t" Reks
J'hp H. ~. William Smith. Wil'inm Robinson.
J,hu Alc1aader snd Josrph Gill. Trustees at ihr
Pfesrder', Directors and COMPANY ~ ihe Bank OF
Niouu Pleasant. CerYt'isasts.
cgaiast
luin Z Forsyth. The Mrirhanis' ana Mcchanics'
bask ct Wheeling. fnhsti MCcy. Johnston Hsm.
iiinu, ilamlion U ID hhin. Richard NfCi1re. The
Nah wcsiom BHk Of vugnia. Isaa, " MIR.
'hel. adniuisiralur OF Samuet Low herdcccased
Gnsiav1s ctcsep. as snse in bankruptcy oi
James "a Fpfsyih, and o( William u Auctbuy
add hirsi J Def"ui. James X b ker. 1,onas
Fell and Diticl G Lrs'. Trns'.c. Or siaaiS.
The Defendants John II Fofsyth jobs ton Ham
iliou. Hamihon r D,hDin. Alfred J Dnpontrand
Ihrfnts Bell. ne' having entered their appearance
and gwen security according TO the sct,d assembly
and he rulc- Of ma, cunri. aud n appearing by
satisfactory ptooi that they are not inhabitants at
iho conm nNealih OF N,tginia-on matlun OF ihc
conpla'nluis 10y counsel. u s ordercd gAli The sad
deseadaois Ia appear here on lac frst day Of The
next Spring term Of tbs Count. AID answer The
compliments bill. and thar a cory of tsu otder hc
forthwith inserted in s.mc Newspaper printed in
the CRY OF wheSl'gg Cor TWO mnnals snccessrvely
and posted at The front door OF tie Court house ct
Ohio esuniy. A copy iesie.
ALEX 4 LAiDLEy, Cler k.
P,utt & WEAVER. mar Q
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ALEX I LAIDLEF, ClcTk.
NrLsoN & PECK. mar Q

-
H1RGINIA-IN CHsscRRY AT Rale- held
IA tho Clerks efhce nf the Circuit Superior
couu OF Law aud Chnncery for The courhg vi One.
"a he month Of March 1916.
Fraues skinner. William $ Lincoln, and Henry X
Horton. parineIs under the firm OF Fl neis Skin
ner q Co. ComgsiaaHts,
against
Samuel CALDWELL. Alfred Caldwell and John LIST
Ond Sobicski Brady. Executors Of Jamqr CaidN eli
deceased. D0<ads'Vs
The dsiendan, Samuel CALDWELL. at hav,rs
en'ssed hiH apFearsues aud given security according
10 tie act 90 assembly and The rules Of ihis court.
s@a a. aPr-@f,"s ~ --'-eaVn"y proof hlf he - mol
an inhabiiani OF tho commonwealth OF virginia.
o. motion OF The compliments by counsel. i, ).
ordered ihaIIh said deicadanI do appear here on
Tho first DAY of The next Spting term &C his court
and answer the cowploiuanls' bill, and that n copy
VI this order be fuhwilh inserted in snne newsFa.
per printed In the city OF Wheeling Tor Two months
ccessively. and posted at the FROM door oil The Courl
house q. Ohio county. a copy ies'c,
ALEX Il LAIDLEY. Clerk.
l. II. mar .
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giver security accotding Ia the act of assembly anc
The rules OF 'h,s Count. aud u appearing ny ~sa,,sfac.
tory proof Thai they are not lnhabiiantso f he cosr.
munweoiih Of Ni-ein,a -On moiicn of he count hin.
mi b. counsel II IS ords red lha,ihe .ud defendants
lo appear here ou The first DAY of the ucN Spr,nr
'eum Of this court. and nnswer he COMPLAINANT
bill. pnd ihat a copy of this order he lorhwth
inserted az s'ue newspaper printed in The city ol
for iwo months successfully. and posted
atihe ironi d. E oiihc conti hou,e OF otic couniy.
\ copy tnsie. ALIEN Il LAiDlEY.
CAi DMFiL. marl7 Clerk.
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suBscRIBER an Enan.hman. s ho Bal

w bad great experience in farming. - aBSions
49, p torure q farm 10 @ork on shares. which will be
man eyed on the most scle nuse principles. lie
. can furnish Tho most satisfactory reference ss "a
feNk . ability and experience. Location j. not a.
t1 much regarded by HE advertiser as a good lsfm-
Any petsons having such . farm when he wOa3d be
willing 20 rent ~ above. can be 5ireclfd to the al.
vertsef ny calling ~ THIS OFFlCE. Any lelers
{ross psii1 addressed 10 me will reeeiys prompt
l~Hiianties. JAMES fENWICK
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RETuRN PREMIUMS.

e vhx agents are author zed 20 make the FOL
terms With their customers:
w. person lnsuting a single risk by which
, css TO the company is sustained, SHALL re-,
: I've a return on application 10 tie agent, OF
% per cent % the amcunf pa,G. On nrtr gross
rfremiumS Paid each year, amounting 10 500
Tor over i2l 2 per ceat on DO; amounting 10
( 1000 on over, 10 per ce0t. Jan -