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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!


n. q. HASSEIT
HAS Just received an assortIaent Of Cook
Parlor, and SsssnPlate STOVES, which be
ofien to the citizens Of Kalida and Putnam
county, on such terns az viii suit purchase
ers, and satisfy thom that it is cheaPer 10 buy
a Stove than to cut wood for a fireplace, to
say nothing Of superiority BY way Of heat
and facility in cooking.
The stoves are got up in COED style, and
combine both beauty and utility; they can
be had with OF without copper furniture, as
suits purchasers.
Bassctt's 1in-shop
isin full operation. He will keep constaat-
" on hand all articles ia his line, frsm Rr-
TIrcros down to PepPer-box, and will net
be undersold.
Copper ware made 70 order, and repair
ine done on short notice.
KaIida, Oct. l646. @93
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BEN METcALF.

Attorney and Coumsett0y at LGw.
KAyrxs spened an sffSc5 IL Kalida, will give
Ms attention to the ordinary basiness Of HE
profession, and Parsicaiaay 90 settlements Of
claims, payment Of taxes, &C., for non-rssi-'
&sRfs. - KaIids, May, n
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GEORGE SKINNER,

GJADDLE a. HARNESS MAKER. KaIida,
- Putnam county Ohio. OrdersPromPtly exc
cuted Saddles, &e,, constantly on hand.
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THE HERALD FOR EURoP
AND THE
ENGLISH MAILS.
VIEW o. MONTEREY.
&c. &c. sc.

The Herald tr Europe, with the pictorial view
OF the City of Monterey, and with the usual digest
OF all the commercial, political, army and naval
news up to the last hour, will be in readiness, and
may be obtained at office at IL o'clock to. day
IN time Tor the mail train for Boston.
An express train will be despatched at a quarter
past O'Clock this Afternoon over the Long Island,
and Norwich and Worcester Railroads, for the
transmission ofthe mails by the steamer Britannia,
and tor ;sc accommodation of passengers who
may not arrive, or who may be delayed in the
city, till that hour. Passengers arriving from the
South by thePhiaaelphia mail line, will, by pro-
ceeding directly to the Brooklyn station, be in
time for the cars.
This is an excellent Arrangement
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Movements OF Travellers.

The following comprise the full amount Of yestsr-
days arrivals at the underms ntioned hotels. .
AMERIcAN-W. Scougham, Yonkers; DE- bunzeu'
Baltimore; NJ. Butzel, do; DR.. Partridge DO; g. ing
ginson, Newburgh; r. Stratton, Troyj =: orr ky y.
Bourne Frankfort; George Pierce, do; Lippencctt,
Philadelphia P. r. Paulding. TarrytQwn; Nj. Cisrks'
New Haven; w. Doris New jersey
AsroR-Capt. Loney, France; j. M Meneias. EnBsnd
L. sutton Louisiana; T. Ryle, England; Monsieur De
Puisbusque France; W. Mitcheltree Piteburgh; D. wy
att, Germany; d. Heinso Louisville; O. Gilbert, Long
Ames Springfield; NJ Dexter, Providence; OTIS Yer
mont: g. Edwards England; Col Stopford Blair do; Mr.
Naghten do: A Ryan, New Orleans; J. Hutchngs, Vr.
eina: C. Burris do; II. Burris do g. Thompson Phila-
delphia; w. Schalls, Paris, +. w. Howe, Boston; T.
Richardson do; Gardner, Sharon Springs d. Oliver.
Philadelphia; j. McHarg, Albany; J. Fisher, Philade[
pha; VI. Lewis. Mary land; NJ. Robinson, Philadelphia.
CurY.-Mr Townsend, Philadelphia; c. Reed, hyde
Park; J. Stafford Michigan; s. Johnson Cuba; T. Rich
ards, New York; A. White and J. Horner PhiladePhis
F. Thompson. Liverpool A. Akens, Now York; E. Row
ley and N Waldron Philadelphia; c. Patterson, Wash
ington; &. Olpott, Schenectady.
FRAckLIN-J. Decatur, New York; J. Welby, Ky; y.
Parker N. j.; A. Hill, Albany; W. Howard, Princston;
z. Walcott, New York; w, Walcot q. Pomeroy, 8.
Coster, Albany; Lamb, Phila; j. Eaman, Westcheser
Co; @. Northrop. New Milford.
HowARD.-R Lippencou Philadelphia; H. scudder'
Connecticut; f. Scarner, Hudson; j Dachley Connec-
tcut; j. Shraf Pennsy vans; w. Richardson, Quebec
M Hastings f. Robinson, Albany; h. Merriam, Lowell;
s. Wingate ]. Balchelder Boston; Taylor H. steven
son, Albany; J. Lachen, Oswego J. Mcneil Sing Sing
T. Dickinson, Boston; r. Bayarby, louisiana r. hed-
path, Montrea G. Machie, Duchess county; p Chase,
+. Cohens, Philadelphia.
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Court Of General sessions.

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen.
Nov. A-George johnson, alias NCar'y, was placed
at the Tar for sentence having yesterday pleaded guilty
to an indictment for attempt at burglary The Court
sent him the State prison for the term of two years
Thomas Bramhsl recently convicted Of passing a
false token spurious $40 BILL at the fair of the Amer
can Institute, but in which Judgment suspended
on the assurances of Bramhal that he would immedi
atey leave for Europe again placed az the bar this
morning for sentence, he having been arrested a
new charge OF passing more spurious money. The
court after suitable admoniton, sentenced the accused
to six months Imprisonment. in the penitentary.
George Morgan and saml Rice coored pleaded guilty
TO petit larceny, and sent to the penitenary for
six months.
Mary Newry having pleaded guilty to grand larceny,
in having distracted sli0 from the pocket Of Of
her vsters house in Elm sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the State Prison.
Jane Wright, implicated with Mary Newry. was dis
charged from prison. nois prosequ being entered II
her case.
Wilson, the Court adjeurnsd until Monday morning.
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City Intelligence.

FmE-A broke out yesterday, at 81 O'Clock, at 37,I
Orange street. in the of that building No damage
was sustained, the fire being put out promptly.
AN,rHER-A fire also broke out at 1876 Anthony street.
in a stable-supposed to be the work of ncendiary-
misses.
AccIDESr.-A man named Stephen Smith fell from
boat Fulton Market, yesterday, and broke his
collar bone. He was carried to the city hospital
REMOVAL OF NUIsANcE-In the vicinity of the City
Hail. certain description Of nuisance has existed for
some time, which is about being removed to
suitable location This nuisance is water closet The
foundation for new which to be erected in the
Park, was dug up by a aborer yesterday and
crowd Of busy spectators collected to witness the opera
ton. On inquiry from several the laborer informed the
inquisitive that he was digging the foundation for
monument to the late gallant Major Ringgod. seve
The business portion Of the community who frequent the
City Hail. WILL doubtless feel the advantages to be de-
vert to- This, with the deadhouse have long been felt
intolerabe. Their removal is sign of the growing
taste of the age.
| CoRoSERs OFFICE, Nov. l4-.accidentclly Killed
The Coroner held inquest yesterday No 276 9th
avenue, on the body Of German by the of Frank
digger 81 years Of age who to his death yesterday
under the following circumstancest appears that the
deceased was passing along 18th street. between 5th and
9th avenue having in his right hand loaded rife,
tanning three slugs, and in his other hand string load
ing a dog, which he taking out to an open
lot Tor the purpose Of shooting him. He had
a iss r s snt e Tho ne ana
the right side, passing directly through his body,
coming out the other side. Some persons coming to
his assistance conveyed him to the drug store No 279
9Th avenue and medical aid procured On being asked
how 1t happened by of the persons present ne said
that he going to shoot the dog and then tainted
and in q few minutes afterwards expired. The jury
rendered verdict that the deceased his death by
the accidental discharge of gun in his own hand.
Sudnen Death.-The coroner held an inquest yester-
day at the LIST ward police station house. the body OF
Barney Lynch native of Ireland, 80 years of age who
found last night by policeman lying the street
and taken to the station house and died before
ing The jury rendered verdict that the deceased came
to his death by extravasaon of blood upon the BRAIN
cd hxya taIlt
the left cheek by upon blunt pointed substance,
in some manner unknown to the jury
Death bv .4popiery-The Coroner held inquest. yes.
terday, at No. 500 Washington street. the body Of
William Deamater, native Of Rhinebeck, New York,
81 years of age who found yesterday morning dead
in his bed The jury rendered a verdict that the de-
| ceased came to his death by spopexy.
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Affairs In Santa FEE.

The intelligence which we give in another CO.
lumn, relative to the movements Of cur troops in
New Mexico, will be found to be of peculiar in
terest. 1t will be seen that Territorial Govern
ment has been formed, and the Governor and
the other necessary officers regularly appointed.
Anslo-Saxons certainly of the progressive
orler
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Common Pleas.

In Banco.
DEcnIoSs.-Nov. l4.--7hos HUI u.s. Nathaniel Sands,
JRepor of referee set aside and opened for fur
Their hearing by the referee.
Hecfsr Nc Colium vs. Ezra Fairchiid-Verdict redu
ced to $40 49, the value Of the note and interest.
Sheldon u.s. Cdrpenter.-Appeal denied without costs.
In Chambers
Before Judge Daily
Nov. H-Habeos Corpus Case In John Stockdaie
From the testimony in this natter it appeared that
stockdae enlisted in the United service some time
since, in drunken froc, leaving his wife and two chill
dren in very destitute situation The facts were made
known to Mr.. Sydney II. Stewart Of the lower police OF
fee, and II appearing to him that the not regu
larry enlisted according to the requirement Of the act of
I'd December, 1905 he sued out writ Of habes ps
and had stockdae brought before Judge DAILY Mr.
Stewart took the ground that the tenth section Of the
act required that all persons upon enlistment within
six days the reafter should be taken before magistrate,
before such other the act prescbes for the
purpose OF taking the necessary oaths and that at tho
time of taking such oath the articles for the government
of the army should be read to him.. This not having
been done, Mr. Stewart commended that the was en-
titled TO his discharge Judge DAILY took the view,
and discharged Stockdale.
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Musical IntellIu%nce.

CAMLlo svoRL-We understand says the Boston
Journal, that the lessees Of the Howard Ath-neum
have made arrangements with this distinguished artist 10
play for three nights next week. commencing Nor
day evening sivor thus will have the benefit of fill
orchestral accompaniment and perform in the best must
cal hall in the city Our music loving citizens will also
have an opportunity of listening to the performances OF
sivor at very reasonable charge the price Of admission
falling within the means OF all concertgoers. We look
for brilliant and crowded houses during his short
gagement
HENRI HERz Our Boston friends will, next week. be
visited by this gentleman, whose in this city has
been great; he will give two concerts learn in
Philadelphia during the Of this week. after which
he proceeds to Boston
SAMUEL LovKR-This popular illustrator of the nation
al characteristics upersttions songs and legends of the
lrsh will give of his Irish Evenings" New
ark this week In his eastward tour he has been emf
nently successful.
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News from Europe.

The Great Western is fully due, and we may
hourly look for her arrival She will bring twelve
days later intelligence. 1t will be highly inte-
resting.
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The Candidates for the next Presidency-An
Army In the Field.

There is a greater number of candidates for the
Presidency at present than there ever has been at
any former period. Unless the names be cast
into hat, and selection be made at random
we know not how any satisfactory adjustment Of
the opposing claims can be made day or two
ago we gave the names of batch of candidates,
bat we did not give half the number of asprants.
We will nn,u nive them in fahnlar form
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The singular Question Answered.

Ma. BssNErr:-In making a calculation find that
the 4h of March occurs several times during the pre-
sent century In 1891 il occurred Sunday President
Monroe was inaugurated in that year. II also occurred
in 1877 and 1898 Also the Inauguration day comes
4th March, Isa9 Sunday II then also occurs in 5S,
go II, 80, "a and 1900 The Inauguration only occus
twice on Sunday in the present century.
J.. Respectfully yours, A. SUBSCRIBER !.
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th tiiu- o.
Before Judge Daly
Superior Court.

DEcIsIoNs.-Nov I.--RoJerf anderson rs. IVA. #.
Johnson Ordered that defendants motion for pros.
be granted unless plaintiff shall perfect security for
costs within ten days after notice Of this rule, and pay
$40 costs Of the motion
IT. q. Lirermore Us John H Belts. e. dis-Appea DIS
missed and order made at or ambers confirmed.
Chas, Ridabock ads. John Psdyce-Judgment affirmed
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The Constitutional Vote.
Jointly. 7l,sS6 l23,2l
Vote on Negro Suffrage,

Majority against. ............. lol272
Thus far only two counties have given MAORI
ties for negro suffrage. They are, certainly, on
the "back list''
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COURT FOR THE CoRREcTros OF ERRoRs-Fri-
day, Nov l3.-Present-The 1t. Gov srnor and TWENTY
one Senators No H. The Medical Institution of Geneva
college vs.. o. :. Paterson Mr. II. Spencer concluded
tNpuau' w sfiVI' eSz
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Political Intelligence.

The democrats OF Connecticut have made the follow
ing ticket:-for Governor Thomas T. Whittlesey; Lieut.
Governor, George s. Catlin Secretary, Charles w.
Bradley Treasurer, Alonzo w. Bryce; Comptroller,
Mason Cleveland.
Joel Eastman, of Conway is the wing candidate for
Congress in the second district Of New Hampshire
Two districts of Vermont failed to make choice of
member OF Congress at the regular election The Bos
ton Atlas gives returns by which evident that
Jacob Coamore whig is elected in the I'd district In
six towns his gain is 300 In the 4th district which
is generally democratic the wing gain in nine towns
324. No choice made.
The Eufaa Democrat of the 4th inst says -" All the
Democratic candidates for Congress- in the 18th district
lately represented by Gen. Mcconnell, have Withdrawn
from the contest except Gen Walker Of Benton, and
Mr.. Bowdsn, of Tslladega. There are also two wing
candidates in the field Messrs Gresham OF Taapoosa
and Goodman. Of Chambers. The election takes place
Monday next"
The ST. Louis Republican says the lowe legislature is
whig certain joint ballot thus securing the election
Of two wing U. 8. Senators.
John Minor Bolts Esq, is in the field for Congress
from the Henrco District. Virginia.
Hon John s Pendleton. known the lone star" Of
Virginia in consequence of being the only whig in
Congress from that State, announces himself candidate
for reelection
MrcHreAS-The whole democratic delegation to Con-
gress viz Messrs. McClelland, Bingham and Brady,
elected by aggregate Majority Of $500 5000 The
members not ascertsDed Total number OF senators
House-l3 wings and 43 democrats, with 10 members
not ascertained Total number Of Representatives Sc.
The majority for McCelland in the LIST district about
l400 for Brady in the al district about 700 and for
Bingham In the 3D. district 500
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Court CaleDdar-Monday.
COMMON PLxAs--lt Pst-l, 49, IL, IL, Ia, Ia,
I,U
second Part.-a, T. a, 8, 10, IL, l6, 10, 20.
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IHE GOVERNMENT LoAN.-rhe five millions loan
has been taken Most of the offers were at par
The amount offered exceeded the five millions
asked by the Secretary.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET SHIP LIVERPOOL
This noble packet, under the command of Cap
tam Eidridge, arrived yesterday, from Liverpool,
after very fine passage. She brings thirty-one
cabin passengers
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FROM Nova SoorIA.--We have Halifax papers
to the 9TH inst. The Lieut.. Governor, Sir John
Harvey had prorogued the General Assembly Of Nova
Scotia the 10th of next month and thought that
dssoving the House Of Assembly, and calling for
election.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
5 For the Exclusive Sale of Choice
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET

. WHoLEsALE AND RkrAiL.
the ns a.s. rs e shu s
,ums ma Toilet SOAPS aas who there awarded by the
III. city No 5s Broadway. where he offers spssi
S He would Hps 10 e thar s - Esor
I'd, sd.snt,ss eve, the ors Of being s,t ered and that
the Laboo sassr Psrs Ct Fs Of which he wa. for
man years ,hs director guarantees his possession Of skill
"a complete choice articles Of the most cse-
enaoag his customers and choose and hs has
also r1mpo ted from Paris beautiful as,ormsnt Of FANCY
soaS %hsh win chang.
M Sssy na old s into s91
s ns1 onET x
ent6cay thar no unneutr zed sksl
he The most delicate md he Offers elegant rpa-
sans ss
~2s f.. 81 sAsvNo CREAM an
which u once tried viii always be present in gentle
He Offers lis COSMETIC CREAM. so invaluable an app
70 ces after shaving much more elegant pre-
he offers Tor the head. Oils. ESSENCES, PoMATU MS
.a to
afo5 Of tn SsIp Of s,ohsg smousn
The deb,tatei impaired It's functions ~ sickness aud
falling when los. from destruction
isad ;hamses.ly warranted All
when s nnd Ae
heat 40 careful as net g endanser he peculiar oIgaaz
character
For the quality OF goods he refer Messrs Aspn-
wall ilhau Chiffon. and many others Of the respect
able chemists Of this city who for the last several
vended articles Of his manufacture
Finally everything at his will be and
article dls uli will only will
mgy but also tn .nkiqily be k back The ,scrber
anxious acquire for his for
and good faith when from the of the articles there
is much for and ne upon
all in his employ maintain to truth
good faith. A call is most respectfully solicited.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer aud Importer Of Perfumerv,
No. l39 Broadway between Liberty and Courtlandt,
d3l lm'rc and ia Chesnut street, Philadelphia
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LATEST IsrELLIaEscE DY fHs MiIlS.
Highly Important from Washington.
John Quincy Adams
OUT FOR ALL OREGON,
TERRI ELE XClTEMENT
FOR ALL OREGON, WAR OR NO WAR.


Our intelligence from Washington, last night, is
of deeply important nature. John Quincy Adams,
the sage OF Quincy, has come out for all Oregon,
down to 81 40-war or no war. He goes the whole
figure with MIR. Polk, in the White House-Doug-
lass, OF the Round House-and General Cass, of the
Senate. The applause was tremendous at these
developments. The House adjourned in terrible
confusion-and all parties are in state OF bewil-
dermeat in Washington. We annex all our letters
and reports
The following curious letter has Just been re-
ceived by Colonel Wentworth, of Illinois,
NAuvoo. Qll) Dec. IL, 1916.
SIK-On the event Of act passing Congress for the
erection OF those forts the Oregon route suggested
in the Presidents Message we should be pleased you
would exert influence IN behalf as we intend
to emgrato West OF the Mountains in the ensuing
son Our facilities great and enabled to build them
at q lower rate than any other people. have written
by your CO opernon-also, for transportation Of the
mail Yours &c,
BRIGHAM YOUNG,
President of the Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints.
Hon JOHN WENTWORTH, NJ. c., WsshiDgton,D &.
So, the Mormons join the Oregon crusade, heart
and soul. Does Arlington Bennett 20 also
1t is now doubtful whether the wings will not go
against Mr. Calhoun and the peace men, and rush
headlong down to 81 40--and all its consequences.
Great times coming
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1876
The Oregon Excitement Renered.


There was little business In the House to-day,
but that little was OF great Importance. The only
item of moment was the speeches bill for rails
ing two regiments Of mounted riAemen, to guard
the route to Oregon, introduced by the Military Com
mittee.
Mr.. Douglass, of Illinois, introduced the Oregon
business generally, and made some complaints
about the want OF enthusiasm on this subject, by
those who were so enthusiastic on Texas till II was
annexed
Mr.. Holmes said, that if the Oregon bill passed,
war inevitable
But the great speech Of the day was by John O.
Adams He was in favor OF giving immediate no.
tlce OF the cessation OF joint occupancy, and then he
would occupy the whole territory. (rhls was fol-
lowed by applause and clapping Of hands, which
the Speaker could not restrsin.) He did not be-
lieve war would follow; but ii ii did come, the
whole country would go into IT with one heart He
would 90 far as he could, if the breath Of lite
was In him, to make that war terminate gorl0usly.
The House adjourned in great confusion
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BALLS, PARTIES, NC.
Rich, Fashionable. and Staple articles.

NtCh FQshtONuUle, ana SluWe <1TuCIeS.
NHE subscribers daily receiving and continually ad
ding their extensive oil rich Scsrs CTavats
Gloves Suspenders &c. Their Of all articles
pertaining to the wardrobe Of the fashionable genteman vii
this city and well worthy the Of
aud residents The subscribers long and intimate knowledge
Of every department Of their the senior partner hav
ing the last twenty been actively engaged in the
pended on, not only for the superiority, Of their
Particular devoted the Ready Made Linen De
paItmentall garments manufactured Estabshment
after approved French method, lastly and
faithfully made and fashioned to suit the form Of the
goods best quality and fair and moderate prices
punctuaty (by Express Of the country,
and ali iavourng us with call may depend being suited
at the old Establishment Of PARSELLS AGATE.
Dc lm%rc 237 Broadway, OF Park Place.
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TEAAS LANDS FOX SALE.
sO OOO ACRES OF PATENTED LAND in
DUsUvtU TEXAS, for sale liberal terms Also,
FTtee Thousand Dollars CITY Of Sabine Stock Tides india
puabe Enouire Of the Subscriber the sto OF Israel Crit
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H.ls;r. are r)sr- Is las. die 1aw<w