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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Ship Northumberland brings London
papers to the Slh, three and a half days later.
The British papers are opposed to a set
Element even on the 49th parallel, except
the valuable harbors he conceded to them.
The overland mail from India does not
confirm She previous account of British sue
cess. Sir Henry Smiths brigade had
been severely repulsed by a detached
party of 10000 Sikhs. The British have
$4,000 now advancing against the Skhs and
great uncertainty prevails us to the event.
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From the Pensacola Democrat, (Extra,) March 80.
LATE FROM MEXICO.

....... LA Il j. hONI N NE<AlSo.
On the 10Th, Mr.. Dimond was informed
by letter from Mr.. Parrot of the Legation,
that Mr.. SlideIl had demanded his passports,
having been refused reception as Minister,
although the Mexican Cabinet expressed a
perfect willingness to treat with Commits
sioner on the Texas question. He also
wrote Mr.. Sidell would be in Vera Cruz in
the course of week, and would Immediately
take passage therefrom for the United States.
The st. Mary's was in readiness for his ac-
commodation when we left.
On the 18Th Com. Conger received letter
f.om MIR. Black, our Consul in Mexico.
He appeared to be somewhat exhilara:ed by
the cheering intelligence brought from Eng
land by the Cambria, which he had just re-
ceived. He writes that if this news had
been sooner received Mr.. Slidel would have
been received, and throw out suggestion
that our Mission may be accepted at the
latest moment. Although Mr.. Blacks loca-
tion should give him many advantages for
forming accurate opinions, | do not think we
have much reason for hoping that his hopes
will be realized, although almost anything
may be expected from the unstable councils
of Mexico Mr.. Slidell has certainly de-
mandcd his passports at a fortunate moment,
when the news from England and the state
ofthe county, and mere especially the fears
of our squadron, are conspring TO act on
the irresoluion of Mexico.
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4 u E q n ( From the Ohio Press,
FUND COMMISSIONERS.

When people are year after year called
upongto contribute more taxes, for the pur-
pose of paying the interest on their State
debt, and 10 sustain tho credit of the State,
it is right and proper that they should know
wha, has caused this enormous state debt,
for which they are burdened down by taxes
to pay the interest. The federal party
from. time immemorable, has been the debt
party. One of their principles and cherished
doctrines is, that ''publc debt is a public
blessing; ''and so far a carrying ont that
principle is concerned, they have been quite
successful; and if their doctrine is true, the
people of Ohio are truly happy people.
Since the ruinous and infamous practice
of putting the bonds of the people into the
hand Of stock -jobbers and gamblers Of the
country, it has been one continued system
ofrobbery and public plunder. The debt
ofthe State is now about tpcnty millions Of
dollars, for which the people are to be tax
ed, to pay the interest, while the debt
itself, is to hang over the people for a length
of time, which no one can divine.
How has this debt been swollen TO such
an enormous amount? is the question from
every individual There is no doubt but
this, in great measure, has been increas-
ed by improvident legislation, and also in
msmanagement in building the improve
men.s. But one, and one great cause is the
rascally manner in which the bonds of the
State have been voted 10 enrich these stock
gamblers and bapkers--a class of men that
have had control of the stocks since their
first issue, with few exceptions. We have,
in our last paper, shown the manner and the
reason this has been, 10 the amour, of one
hundred and ffyt,co thousand dollars. We
now propose to show the transaction of tho
Board of Commissioners, in the year com
mencing on the 18th Of November, l94l,
and ending 18th of November, lS42. Dur
ing that time, the following sale of stocks
were made. 1..s
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SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, April l6, l846.
SHERIFF;S SALE.


DY virtue Of writ of yendi exponas, to me
I'D directed from the court OF common pleas of
Putnam County Ohio, | will offer for safe II the
door of the Court House, in said county, on the
eighteenth day of May next, between the hours
of ten O'Clock, A. M, and four O'Clock, p, NJ. of
said day, the following described lands and ene-
ments, TO wit:
In Lot No. thirty-three (33) and thrty-fou (34)
in the Town 5f Pendeton. except so much of
Lo: No. (3D a, is decided to the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and also eleven acres and eighty
eight one -hundreths ofan acre in section twenty
coy town one Cd south range eight (8) east
being the north east quarter of the north east
quarter of said section lying east of said Lots and
south of the Findlay road; taken in execution as
the property of JamesD. Wamsley, Henry Blosser,
an,t Thomas Lake, to satisfy a vendi exponas in
favor Of the State of Ohio. se
J. II. VAIL, Sheriff.
SnERIFF's OFFICE
Kalida, April l6, 1874 268
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue Of writ of Fl 70 to me derec;ed from
- the Court of common pleas of Putnam County,
Ohio, will offer forsale atthe door of tho C urt
house in said county on the eighteenth day OF
May next, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A.
M, and four o'clock, r. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described tract of land, to wit: a2 10
The west half OF the north east quarter [4]
of section twenty-five [22 township two ~
the property of Michael Yant to satisfy an execu-
ton in favor of Rice and Ayres. .7W5ga
..' a.. ]. H. VAIL, .-i.,
Sheriff Of Putnam County.
SKERITF's OFFICE,
Kalida. April 16 1876. 268sw
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268ew
H
sHERGFr's SALE.

SHERIFr'S SALE.
PY virtue of writ of vendi exponas TO me directed
~ from the Court of pleas of Putnam County,
Ohio will offer for sale the door of tile Court house
in Kalida in said county Saturday the twenyh day
of April next, between the hours of ten o'clock,
and for o'clock of said day the following described
lands to witt .... 4 B. ......'
The south east quarter of section three town one north
range seven east containing hundred and sixty
lying in Putnam County, Ohio Taken the property
of Joseph femme TO satisfy execution in favor of Hen
ry Rudolph n.s -r.sa
q --.r.-t J.H. VAIL. Sheriff.
Sherifs Office, Kaida ''-+tt f.. 4iLflt
March o6 1S46. ....r.....
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suERIEE,s SALE

DY virtue Of a writ of Decretal order 10 me
I'D directed from the court Of common pleas of
Putnam County, Ohio; l will offer for SALE at the
door of the Court House at Kalida, in said county,
hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four O'clock P. M
of said day the following described tract or
parcel of land, of wit: J.g as %
The south west quarter Of the noith west quar-.
ter of section number six (6) in township number
one Cd sonth of range number seven [7l eist in
the Lima land district, containing forty and eight
one hundreths acres of land more or less also in
lot No. sixteen [l6] being subdivision of out
lot No. twenty-nine [29l in the town of Kalda;
taken as the property ofChestcr pagget, TO satisfy
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff
SnERnf's OFFIcE, I .ll TbaH Nd hiGg
Kalida April l6, 1865 .E4 968ew
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SHERJFF,S SALE
SHERIFE's Or FIcR,
Kalid a, April l6, 1916.

by virtue of writ of execution to me directed
- from the Court of common pleas Of Putnam
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House in said county, on the eighteenth
day of May, next, between the hours of ten
O'clock A. NJ, and tour O'Clock, p M, of said day,
the following described tract of land to wit:
The south west quarter of the south east quar-
ter section thirty-four [31] township No, one ri
north Of range five Is east; Containing forty
Acres, more or less; taken as the property Of
James D. Wamsey, Thomas Lake and John
Elders, to satisfy an execution in favor Of the
State of Ohio.
J. H. VAIL.
8 ' Sheriff of Putnam County.
SHERlFF's OFFICE, gg. Er .
Kaidu April l6, l846. ... 268ew
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SHERIFFS SALE.

PY, virtue of two writs Of Fl ia to me directed
- from the court of common pleas of Putnam
County, Ohio; l will offer for sale at the doc, OF
the court house in said county on the eighteenth
day Of May next, between the hours often o'clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, p. M, Of said day, the
following described tract or parcel Of lane, to
wit: .Tr .-r.,rt-.s.-i...t ...f,-,...--.,,. ...f.
The west half Of the south west quarter and
the south east quarter Of the south west quartet,
Of section twenty eight 1881 nto%hship No. two
ri south of range six (6] east containing one
hundred and twenty acres more or less, taken in,
execution as the property of James Nichols, 10
satisfy two vendi exponas one in favor of G.
Dona ldson & Co., and the othor Jacob Rhodes
Guardian of James w. Rhodes and George w..
Rhodes ..t ~ h.sa.l z I'd. .yaf...yya
IeIg... ..... -a........ J,H VAIL, SheriE.
SnERIFF's OFFICE,
Kada, April l6, 1896 263ew
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sHER1FF,s SALE.

= :
DY virtue of decree in chancery obtained
I'D at the MAY Term of the Court of common
pleas of Putnam County, Ohio; will offer for
sale at the door of the Court House, in Kalida, on
the eighteenth day of May, next, between the
hours Of ten o'clock, A M, and four O'Clock, p
NJ. of said day, the following described tract Of
land, to wit: 5tt4
The west half (4) of the south east quarter of
section No. four (4) in township No. one () north
of range six (6) east, containing eighty acres;
aken to satisfy adecree in favor Of Christian Bair
against Daniel Karr. q
.Se,,,v,g ~ Ei',- ] H, VAIL, Sheriff I
SHERlfr's orricE,
Kaltda, April l6, l846.5 s68.w
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of Fl. ia. to me directed
I'D and delivered from the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Putnam County, Ohio, Twill offer for
sale at the door of the Court House in said coun-
ty, on the 18th day of May next, A. d. ls46, ber
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and a Of
clock, P. M. of said day, the following described
lands and tenemcnts, to wit:
The east half of the south cast faction in sec
tion eight town one north of range five east, cons
tanning seyenty-four acres and fifty one-hun-,
dredths of an acre more or less. Taken as tho
property of Daniel Ridenour, to satisfy f. fa. in
favor of Samuel Nc Milen; part subject toa ju-
nior execution levied thereon in favor of Rice e.
Ayros. .l- -y .r.Eu.,. L..ls.as1.s or
.f-as---.e J. II. VAIL, Sheriff.
. SHERTFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, April IS. I846. 268ew
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FROM YucATAN.-We have. seen letters
from Campeachy brought by the Yucateco,,
which arrived here on Saturday last, which
confirm all that had before been said OF the
willingness of the present Government OF
Mexico to conclude everything TO the de-
monds of Yucatan, and ratly ihoso treaties,
the violation Of which led to the alienation
of that Department. Mexico is pressing in
her eagerners to win back Yucatan; but
sensible men are fearful of the. stability of
tho administration OF Paredes, and they
would have Yucatan disentangled from Mex
leo, in case the latter country should become
vet more involved with foreign powers.-
They talk ofsendng commissioners to the
United States-somo say, TO treat of obtain
ing our protection; others, of an actual in
corporation into our Union. In every res
pect these letters, which are numerous and
late confirm the iniimations which have be-
fore been given Of the radical disaffectlon OF
the Yucatecos from the Central Government
of Mexico. Congress meets on the 23d OF
April, until which time all will be left to
conjecture as to the course of this former
Department of Mexico.-N. o. Picayunc
25th ult. .-...... .........
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ira A RICH CnuRcH,-A report has lately
been made to the N. Y. Legislature by the
officers of the Trinity Church corporation,
in compliance with resolution ofthe Senate,
which reveals the immense wealth of which
ii is possessed 1t appears that the corpor-
alton owns s97 lots of ground, ofwhich the
Astor lease is Of 356-this has twenty-five
years torun, and produces $3.50 per annum.
The Liverpool lease is Of 81 lots, having
sixteen years TO run, and producing $l7,-.
SO per annum, leaving 430 lots, which are
let separately. These lots are of different
sizes, but mostly Of 25 by rs, and % by
lOO., The whole annual income Of the cor
poratioa, being for ground and pew rents,
interests, and interments, was for the last
three years only $55,33s per year. The
annual expenditures, $60,S45. The debts
Z of the corporation amount to $4O9,S2O.
s7ia Il strikes us that such an establishment
thus wallowing in wealth--would asonish
the primitive Christians, could they revisit
.shis mundane sphere. .s aims -as !
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P. S. The N. Y. Journal of Commerce,
oflast evening, has returns from all the towns
but two, and the vote for Governor is as
follows: Bissell, (wh.) 226,792; Toucey,
(dem) 26,l70; Scat, 1865. The demo-
Gratis ara said to have elected II Senators,
and the wings g. The House stands, dem
ocrats 81, wings 10, and there are 45 va
cancies. Respecting these vacancies, the
Journal of Commerce says
In 80 towns there is no choice, or a
choice of only one member in a town EMIT
led to two. The vacancies in these 80 towns
amount to 45; making the whole House,
when full, 220 members. Of these 80
towns, twenty-one, in which are 80 of the
45 vacancies, give whig majority for Gov
ernor. AS on the second trial, which takes
place next Monday, plurality, elects, all
these vacancies will be filed, except in case
ola tie. Should they be filled in accordance
with the vote for Governor, the full House
would comprise los wings, and ll2 demo.
Gratis; leaving n democratic majority of4 in
the House, and 7 on joint ballot,-Ohio
Statesman. .I....
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!. DISPATCHES By THE HIBERNIA. The
Washington correspondence ofthe Phlladel-
phia Public Leger gives the following lntor-
nation, which, if cofrect,sis very important;
"Iilearned this, evening, from quarter
which is think, entitled 70 implicit credit
that the dispatches teceiyed by the Hlo"elrnla,
from Mr.. McLane inform our government
substantially, that the British government
will make no more propositions for settle
ment otyths Oregon question, that our gov
eminent is alliberty 10 give the notice and
puss such laws as they may think proper for
The protection Of our citizens in Oregon, but
that''if ths subjects of Great Britain are mo-
Tested; OF any collision takes place between
the citizens Of the two countries in that ter
ritory, the United States must be prepared
for the consequences, as Great Britain will
not permit any improper inteTference With
hei own rights on The rights of those under
her protection. Mr.. Bidwell, one Of the
Attaches of the British Embassy here, left
in The cars this evening with dispatches for
the British Government from Mr.. tPacken-
ham. What next", ,s. s
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Stocks sold by Alfred Kelly, ~ HSwayne,
and G. tSwat, from 18th, November l94l
to NOrember 18Th, 1912.

TO Norember I5h, ISf2.
Proceeds of $lss,0OO SKIES, sold s.,
London, sss,3ss IS
Proceeds of 100000 skies, hy-
pothecated to the Wooster
Bank, and sold by them, 1881 O2
Proceeds of 1861, 500 skies, sold "
inn. York, 447,474 33
$40, sold in Ohio lls,437 81
Proceeds of 100000 SKIES, Il ......
Co. London, 10000 90
$50, sold Id 81 d liking fund, 10000 90
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
pY virtue of writ of vend exponns, to directed
- from the Court of pleas of Putnam County,
Ohio, will offer for sale the house of Isaac Mcenry,
Saturday, the 9th day OF May 1896 between the hours
of o'clock. A. NJ and four o'clock P. NJ Of said day
the following described property, to wit:
One one horse wagon taken in execution as the pro
pery of Isaac McHenry to satisfy execution u favor
of Elmer Hlrtshorn
J.H.V Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Kalida, Ftts
March 26, 1876. e65
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Majority aaainsiB Bebb,

Majority against Bebb, tf3 1,l3l
At this election, Morgan township gave
majority agains Mr.. Bebb of eighty-thrcc
votes. '.s. k% ti@E 4
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a| | n Il. u
ssAMERIcAN ENcAMpMENT ON THE RIO
GnASDE.-It was expected that the whole
Amy of Occupation would be encamped on
the east bank Of the Rio Grande by the goth
ult. The Houston Telegraph eff the 18th
says: u r-tl e-v Gf -s#g ,,,,
SIT was supposed the camp would be
pitched nearly opposite MatamorHs, where
there is high bluff that ovorlooks the city,
and would give the artillery of The army
complete command ofthe place. This point
has been by singular oversight ofthe Mex
leans entirely neglected.; they have expend-
cd large sums to iortify Matamoras,' bnt this
bluff, which is several feet higher than the
highest point of the city, and is also within
cannon shot of the public square of MatamoF-
as, has been entirely neglected. Whenev-
or this place is fortified, Gen. Taylor could
hold it against even European force twice
as large as his own. The rivers render it in
accessible on the west and south, and the
eastern and northern sides can be securely
fortified by a ditch and embankment, which
can be constructed with little labor. 1t is
believed that with half the expense that was
incurred at Corpus Christi, camp can be
fortified directly within cannon shot OF
Ms,amoras, that will not only command that
city, but be more secure than the camp.at
Corpus Christi. ........,...
"The Mexcans appear to be totally un-
prepared TO defend any portion OF the coun-
Try on the Rio Grande. Instead OF cencen-
,rating forces thore, as the editor Of the
Corpus Christi Gazette predicted, they have
left that section almost entirely dctencelsss;
and it is believed that il would new be i'm
possible for the Mexican Government 10 con
centrate forces at Matamoras capable OF
withstandng even a regiment Of American
troops"
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A fact came out in the Senate, yesterday,
which is of some consequence in shedding
light upon the policy of the administration,
and of removing from it every charge of
apathy which has been made upon it. A
query from Mr.. Mangum, who addressed the
Senate on the Oregon question, drew from
General Cass the fact, thai his resolutions in
the early period of the session, looking TO
military preparations, were presented with
the sanction of tho President of the United
tates.--Washington Unien.
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From the Hamilton Telegraph.
MIR. BEBB AT HOME.


Mr.. Bebb, who was born in Morgan town
ship, Butler county, was elected Justice
ofthe Peace for that township inJuly, 1926.
In June, 1929, he was reelected 10 the
same office. In April, 1888, he resigned
his office of Justice oflhe Peace, and in Oc-
tober, Of the san year, became a candidate
for She Office of Prosecuting Attorney; Jesse
Corwin, Esq,--also a whig-was his oppo-
nent. The vote stood, sa s.9 si
For Corwin, 1910
" Bebb, 843 :.
Majority aaainsiBsbb, ss 6 667 4,
In 1886, he was candidate for seat in
the Senate of Ohio. Elijah Vance was his
opponent Tho vote stoad, 2 = D n
For Vance, tg.rtn 1859
BeOD' aofu .z iorarral's7S
Majority against Bpbb, l,e54
At this election, Morgan township gavea a
majority Of 81 votes against Mr.. Bebb, be-
ing one vote over the party strength FsF
In ls4S, Mr., Bebb was again candidate
for seat in the Senate. Mr.. Hazelline was
his opponent. The vote stood,
For Hazel,ine, ...-.. ....---.- 3,l60 I
Bebb, @ 2,o3s
Majority against Bebb, ~ - 1,13l
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ss.s mrssl, are $6,095 IL
In Ohio, J. s. Lake, commission
er, personal expenses, 400 90
N. H. Swayne, commissioner, per- a. r-.
sonal expenses, .re CID %
Alfred Kelley, commissioner, per-
sonal expenses, .. g!. 1854 lO
Incidentals, s}.. .a 1887 81
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SHERTFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, April l6, 1916.
sr FASHIONABLE -a-.,
VAG2a@oSGAJ&o
AOSEPH TINGLE.

SEPH TINGLE,
d EsPECTFULI.Y inftin the citizens of Kalda and
IL the surrounding cOuLty that lie carries the busi
of TAILORING il. lis branches. He regularly
receives plates of the N EST FASHIONS from Phil
adepha, and prepaiLa fulfil all orders in his line Of
business in tasteful ana wLikmanlike manner. -
CUTTING done to Oh the shortest notice. Prices
to iit the times Shop house above T. Coulters
tore. Kalida, July 8, IS45. 22s.
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THE SPRING FASHIONS
Will be received in sfew days from Philadelphia
and New York.
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Dueling is, said to be "6ghting for honor"
Itis net badly illustrated in the following an
A French officer quarreling with q Swiss
reproached him with his country's vice of
fighting on either side for money, "white we
Frsnchnsn," said he, eight for honor."-
every rue," replied the Swiss, ''every one
3 fights for what he most wants" T ~
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POSTSCRIPT.
-r a h From the Ohio Press Extra.
Democracy triumphant
CONNECTICUT CAVED In!

The Glorious Democracy of Connecticut
have routed federalism, horse, foot, and
dragoons!! A DEMOCRATIC MAJOR
Try in THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,! rsa.
One hundred Gums for Connecticut!
This is the state which was TO support the
Infamous and oppressive Tariff of lS42,--
Wonder if the whig representatives. will
consider themselves instructed upon this
question. The New York "FriDune" groans
most pitously over the result .1
The majority in the Senate will, we think,
be about THREE and the House at least SIX
TEEN. ,,.l. ...s
So far as the vote has been received it
stands as follows:
Bissell, federalist, ..."..,....."...25.3 1886
Toucy, democrat, t,'...."..."........24,S ,S95
'E-a r.afs 400
Gillett, abolition 1875 ,.
1t will be seen that so far the whig candi-
date has plurality of 400, which will be re-
ducod if not entirely overcome.
Can't the Journal give us a few grunts of
rejoicing over the victory of being $4,000 in
the minority in New Hampshire, to Offset
., ,;,0
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fr.y-An exchange calls the 'dslirium tire mems
the dance Of death.'
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION. .--'Fhe vote OF
the entire State, as published in the Provl-
dence Gazette Of last evening, shows that
Gov. jackson has failed of a reelection, and
that there is no choice of Governor by the
people.
Jackson, 1,4OI
Dman (Algerine) 7,46s
Scattering - 10y
"Mr Diman falls short 90 and jackson
222 votes, of an election. Mr.. Dman re-
ceives 792 votes less than he did last year,
as candidate for lieutenant governor, and
Mr.. jackson received 600 less than he did
,hen as candidate for GOVERNOR
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Q 0eTNe Irish Character--Framed in q Men
archya-adapted to Republic. .4-N1HRcg-
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TRUE sENTIMENr.--The Mayer Of New
York, at the late Hibernian celebration in
that city gave the following pertinent senti.