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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05
D. F. MERRILL.

BARTON ACADEMY-FEMALE DEPARTMENT. NE lSS D. L. MERRILL, assisted by competent IFE and experienced Teachers, will open School for young Ladies ihe Academy, on Monday, Oct. 26 The course of instruction will embrace all the branches of thorough English education, Latin, French. Drawing, Needework and Vocal MusIc.- Tuition from $i 10 SSS per month. The best leach
 in Instrumental Music. oct10
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

HS EMOVAI.-F. HALL has removed to the AN ner of ST ANTHONY and WATER streets, 10 which place he invites Planters and others in want of NEGROES. as he intends keeping constant, for sale, an assortment of Mechanics, Fieid Hands, House sSerpants, S'c. He will also receive NE GROES on commission, upon whom, if required, liberal advances will be made.- noy2Emo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

THIS DAY, al o'clock at onr Grocery Sales Room, will be sold
 No l. , and 2 Mackerel in whole and hlf bbs T"bacco, choice brands
 Segars, Kings and Domestic brands 10 kegs Goshen Butter
 Holland and Domestic Gin; N F. Rum Mess and Prime Beef; Polk Racon Hams Sides; Sugar in hhds; Soap; Candles Starch; Teas, ssc. Also-af 10 o'clock, large assortment of Hats. Caps, Fall and Winter. Clothing, &c. Terms cash.
 Mariasra' Clothing Ic., al Auction. On THIS DAY, 5'h inst, at II o'clock, will be sold large assortment of Mariners Clothing, iust recetyed per brig Wakua, consisting of TO Od Jackets; 50 do Pants
 de Frock Coats; 24 do South Wesiers 10 doz Sheaths and Belts; Mariners Chests doz 4a inch Sheath Knives l3S Hickory Shirts;
 l6 dog Ganlon Flannel Drawe's 3 dog Blue and Red FlanneI Shirts ? doz Fancy Cassimere Pants; dodo Frocks s and Trousers. Re After which
 Fall and Hinttr Clothing at Anctioa. Froek Dress and Rusiness Goats Cassinere, Ky Jeans and Saiinett Pants Six and Satin Vae"cas Cashmere and Wool Vests Fine Linen, Muslin and Mariners Shirts Suspenders, Hats. Caps &c. Terms cash.
 BY $. |. & |. I JONES.
 $. 1. JON ES. Aactioneer.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

H1LANK BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS-A large AD assortment on hand oi every kind in general use ol superior quality. The stock of writing pa per of the various sizes used for Account Books has been selected with great care, and is believed to be The best ever 0nered in the city.
 Paper ruled to any required pattern, and bound with The hest materials and in he first st, e of work manship, at ihe shortest notice at
 SUMWALT'S BOOKSTORE, decl 36 Dauphn street.
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Union Press Premises.

Union Press Premises. FF1HE Customers of the above Press and the pub A lie respectfully inlo med tha, the subscriber will store and compress Cotton al the lowest rates for account of lhe owners. The premises in good order, and the business will be attended to with care and diligence.
 nuy7K0 VIM s NICHOLAS, Agent
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EIE6rfON NOTICE.


 23d November, lSI6. FIN PURSUANCE of a resolution p'ssed inc H boards of aldermtn and common council ! hereby erye notice that Polls will be opened on MONDAY inc 7lh day of December next, for lhe election oi Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council ot the clty of Mobile. at the following named places. Polls to be opened At o'clock AM and closed at PM. First Ward-At the south east corner If Con cention and St Anthony sis inspectors, E r Lea ,ens. Thomas Holland aud Harris Benge. Sseoad TVard-At George Noodsard's Arcade i; inspectors, Jno G Cleveland, D Mccullough and F Mosely.
 Taird Ward-At the Alabama Exchange; in- speclors, Wn Lyon, Il T Jester and Daniel Dill. Fourth Ward-At the Court House; inspectors, AC Walker, John P Remy and Alexander Auld. Finh Wara-At R Calas. corner oi Royal and Eslaya sts; inspectors, F Sheffield, $ Ounce and James Mn,ray.
 Sirtl H-ord At S,einberg's Mississippi Hotel; insper ors. o Woodbury, Chester Root and Peter E Brown
 .Ssventh Ward-At the south west corner of St Louis and Warren sis; inspectors, Chamberlin, F Jones and T Abrahams.
 noy23 mGALPIN, Mayor. 0o-Adveriser and IIerald will please copy
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CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, sc. IlNiiE undersigned begs leave call the attention
 of families, and oi the citizens generally, 10 his extensive
 CONFECTIONERY ESTABLiSHMENT, ai the southeast corner of Dauphn aud Emanuel streets, where he keeps consistently on hand Tor sale a large assortment of Cakes, Candies. Pastry, Fruits fresh and dried. of every descrpIon--Nu uts of all kinds, domestic and foregn-Grapes, &c &c
 Orders for Pastry and Cakes, for wedding, dining and evening parties, elegantly filled al short notice
 Al,o, very large assortment of CIGARS, em- nracing every variety manufactured at Havana and elsewhere oct2 CARMELlCH
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BY VIM. H. RUNNELL.
 VIM D BLANCHARD, Auctioneer On SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock. al sales room, a large assortment of Groceries, Western Produce, Wines, Liquors, &c.
 After which An assor rment of Domestic and For egn Dry Goods Shirts, &c Also--Ai 9 o'clock. in fl ont of sales room, first rate Horse, Dray and Harness. Also-At 94 o'clock, One Piano Forie.
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nRY GOODS-Just received and for sale by D w. H. BUNNELL,
 corner Water and Conii streets. Black Silk ShawIs; Cashmere and Florida do German do; Plaid Cotton do
 Velvet Points; Spool Cotton; WIcking Gotten Cord; Hooks and E,es; Elastic Ties Cotton Night Caps in cartoons; fine Ivory Combs Fancy Horn back Combs; Cotton Fringe Purses; Loop and Bullion Fringe
 5-inch black Sewing Silk do
 White, brown and mixed s-thread Cotton Hose Black raw Silk Hose; chdren's mixed Cotton dc Berlin Gloves, super. Lisle Thread Ladies do Black, white and Elastic Mitts
 Gimp Armlets. Gimp Rags, Sc. nov2l TRY GOODS-ln,oIses of the following goods hI received by late arrivals, and for sale by
 w. H. BUNNELL, cor. Water and Cont. Cases low priced and rich Prints; Rich deLaines Rich corded Cashineres; rich CardivilIe do Satin Face PersiansJ Cashmere d'Ecosse Twipd Sirpei Shirtngs; Curtain MnslIns Plain Swiss Muslins; Linen Lawns and Linens Linen Camtric and L. c. Handkerchefs Plain. Mixed, Printed and Striped Saiinets Oregon Stripes and Gambroons; Kennedy Jeans Wool ,5,6,7 and B. Shawls; Northern WonlSorks Blue Mixed nenjms no.2I X ERSEYS-2 cases W ashing,on, all wool, fol .lA sale by J. A. HOOPER. nos2S 33 St. Michael street. | z BALES Msthuen Co Duck. 5 bales Bear Cot Oloa Ravens, for sale by ! noy27 Ec CENTER & co. 4
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

CLERKS OFFICE, MoBiLE,1
 9th November, lS46. M OTICE is hereby given that lhe plans &c. Of the Real Estate of the city of Mobile, recently made by L. Troosl Esq. Engineer, can he seen al this office by all persons interesled daily between the hours of and 5 o'clock PM, for Iwo weeks
 SAML. PENNY, no,10 Clerk of the Coi por1lion
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ssA PRIVATE BuARhlN9 A !itA f4saAEfY 4s1 q fs kfgsarEHnE f.i,.I
"A AMERICAN HOTEL AND kzA
 E:s RESTANESAT, ii::g

%sA AMERICAN HOTEL AND /,zA A EtESTAELSAT, iis:.
 Formerly CommerciRl Exchange, HHaated EreLqage She't, betos,n Water and Com,
 moce St,eefS, Moble
 FENHE abnve well known and popular establishment having nndergire thorough repairs during the rast summer, is now open for the season.
 To ship masters planters and business men gen. erally, the above establishment is the most conven- ent of any in the ciiy-being in immedaie proxim- Iiy to the wharyes and principal lhoroughhres, and can accommodate from 50 To 50 with sleeping apart menls, and about 50 with board.
 The Eating department is on the Resiaurat plan, where they gel their meals at any hour in the day, and the charges the most reasonable of any house in the city.
 0pS- The umast order and cleanliness observed thrunghnut the establishment. The proprietor hopes that wnh these recommendations and strict atien ton to business, to merit share of patronage. octl6Mmo JAMES DYER
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VI MbhIJAN TLOW fA MIN DITN"V- kATORY -Containing practical directions for the culture of plants in he Flower Garden, Hot House, Green House. Rooms Parur windows, for every Inonh in the year. with description oi the Pauls most desirable in each, the nature of the soil and situation besl adapted 10 their growth, the proper season for lransplaning, etc, with instructions for erecting Hot il ouse, Green House and laying oul Flower Garden.
 The whole adapted to either large small Gar dens win nstrnbtions for preparing the so, propo- gaiine planting, pr"ning training and pointing the GRAPE VINE. Thtrd edition with numerous addi tions, by Robert Buist, Nurseryman and Florist. For sale by J DOBLER,
 dec2 RnnkseL,er and Slailoner a9 Danphin sl.
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A-A REAL ESrATE-The undersigned, agent AZ: for the Real Estate of the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama at Mobile offers for rent al he Real Estate belonging to said Branch Bank, and chase of any portion of said Real Estate.
 tL5s Office in the southwestern room oG the Bank ing House JAMES $. DEAS,
 mN20n Real Estate Agent
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&zA FOR RENT.-The two two-story Brick esslA Dwelling Houses situated on the south side of Sl. Michael street, next above the residence of J. Wanroy, Esq. Each tenement contains five rooms, pantry, closet, and cemenied cellar, and to aac iiiere is Two story brick kitchen, having four good rooms. To good tenants the rent will be low. Apply to (sep28) l. c. DuBOSE g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

SSTIrKS, &c.-FIne premium Boston Solar Lamps. new patterns, direct from the fac ory; w. E.. Dyolt and Cornelius Co.'S Solar Lamps, for Lard or Oil; together with every variety of hand Lamps, of Brass, Gilt Britannia and Tin Also, Globe, Cone, Pocket and Police Lanteins. all sizes Hall Lamps; Slver-plafed, Brass, Britannia and Tin Candlesticks; Shutters and Tongs; store and landing, for sale low by
 noy2S Fl l. REYNOLDS.
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iSepeHfh Ward-At the south west corner of St Louis and Warren sis; inspectors, Chamberlin,
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"A FOR SALE That commodious and desir- Gss9 able residence on Dauphin Way, within 2t miles from the Mansion House, known the dence the late Edward O'Connor. and now in the occupancy of Wm. Stuart. It is handsome country place and the buildings of the best kind. The main house is large. and built and finished in the most approved manner, and calculated for large family. The premises occupy three acres. For terms apply 10 BR. TARDY, or
 mhl6 VIM. STUART.
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x BALES Ms,husn Co Duck. bales Bear Cot nov27 E c CENTER & co .
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roR NEW nRl.EANs

TOIk NEW UhTEANss Ca=s n The new fine Glsl running seain- Ssss1szsss=.szzk boat MOBILE, " ( Saiinn msser, wIll leave as sbeye on MONDAY, the 7th inst, at l o clock PM
 For freight or passage, ha,ng superior accomo- dations, aprly on board or n
 dee5 CA GILBERT s.BR0, f6 Front st.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. b Cs-e n The fine. fast running passenger SsssssSs5e=z55-577F steamer AMARAATH. J. ]. Adams master, will leave for ihe above and all lnierme- dite landings on THIS DAY. 9th inst al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dee5 CAMPBELL. OWEN 6 co.
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TTNABLE. AND POCKET CUTLERY-lyory handled Knives and Forks. in fets 5l and 53; Iyory-Iandled Knlyes, balance handles;
 Do do and French Forks;
 Do Table Knives and Forks, by the dozen; Ivery-handed Knives only, separate;
 Do Dessert Knives and Forks. by the doz Also--A largv assortment of Horn, WhiIe Bone Stag Ebony and Cocoa handle Knives and Forks, b, the dozen; Pen, Pocket and Hunting Knives, of Ko gers and Wostenholm's make; Carving. Cook Bread, Butcher and Sailor Sheath Knives, of J Rus sells celebrated make. for sale by
 noy28 REYNOLDS.
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K EkSEYS-2 cases Washington, an wool, for IN sale by ]. A. HOOPER.
 noy28 33 St. Michael street.
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ROCERlES-50 boxes N. B. Sperm Candles W 10 bbls, 5 hf do and qr do No Mackerel Is do ' Inf do and qr do No 2 do
 10 do No3 do
 50 whole and 50 half kits Speed Salmon For sale by A. HOOPER, nov2S B St Michael street.
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FuNIN WAREi TIN WARE !-'rhe subscriber l has for sale upon reasonable the largest and hest assortment of Tin Ware offered in he south. consisting of the very best Woverhamptrn n (Engsh) and American bright block Tin Jon' Steak and Hash Dishes, Oyster Chafilng Dishes, Imperial Raised Dish Covers, fine Coffee and Tea Pots of all sizes with BiggIns and Filterers, fine Shaving Cups, Nourse Lamps wthiTea Kettles att tached, Urns with Lamps and Biggins attached, Bright Egg Boilere, Plate Warmers, fine bright Milk Boilers, Jelly Moulds, Soup Tureens Sc, Src.
 nov27 H l. REYNOLDS.
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Ohio Legislature.

FRIDAY, Jan. 90. lS46.-In senate, peti-
tions were presented ~ -Mr Wood, from
Samuel Sizer, Mathew NJ. Coe, and l3 9th
ers, citizens of Sandusky county, for re-
peal of the law to establish the State Bank
of Ohio, setting fourth nine substantial reas-
ons for the repeal of the same. Read, and
referred to select committee of one-Mr.
Wood.
BY Mr.. Edgcr,on, from sundry citizens
Of Defiance county, for the election of Will
lam Lyman, Associate Judge Of that coun-
ty, in place of James S. Greer, who was
commissioned by the Governor, but was
nsuer elected by the General Assembly.
Mr.. Edgerton stated that the Legislature
elected Samuel s. Greer-and the Govern
or commissioned Samuel f. Greer, but no
such person could be found. The Govern.
or then commissioned James S. Greer till
the next Session of the Legislature and fill
ally he concluded TO consider that the elec-
ton of Samuel meant James S. Greer and
granted him a commission for seven years,
Mr.. Edgerton concluded this to be an unau-
thorzed assumption of power by the Govern
or, and that Judge Greer's place was vacant,
that new election was necessary. The
petition was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Wood, from the select committee to
which was referred the petitions of citizens
Of Sandusky county, reported bill to repeal
the act to incorporate the State bank ofOho
and other banking companies, passed Feb
ruary 24, lS45.
Mr.. Edgerton reported back a bill to incoi
porate the Defiance rural cemetery associa
ton, with two amendments, which were
agreed to, and the bill was engrossed for ;
third reading.
Mr.. Ewing reported back the petitions o
citizens of Cincincinnati, for an act authoriz
Ing the building of a bridge across the Ohio
and recommended their reference to the
committee on Federal Relations; which ref
erencc was made.
The Bill, to amend an act entitled san
act,' amendatorv of the act to provide fo
the protection of the canals of the State o
Ohio, the regulation Of the navigation there
Of, and for the collection of tolls, passet
March Z, lS42. Passed.
To amend the act entitled fan act for the
relief of insolvent debtors, passed March IL
1881. Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Edgerton,
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tErThe Lima Argus, heretofore under the
editorial charge of Geo. w. Andrews, Esq has
passed into the hands Of NJ. H. Nichols, former
ly Of the Hardin Democrat. Mr.. Andrews in his
taledic'ory refers to his labors in composing the
dissentions of the party in Allen county, and
Justly congratulates the Democracy of the county
en- their present united position. Mr.. A.'s labors
10 this happy consumation are in the highest de.
gree praiseworthy, and we wish him every sue
cess in his retirement from editorial duties. OF
Mr.. Nichols we need only say that the Democ.
racy of Allen know how to prize sound political
thinker, pleasant, forcibe and able writer, they
will give such support to Mr.. N. as will secure
bis stay among them. ,..,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE OHIO PRESS

The Undersigned will publish in the city
of Columbus, a Democratic paper of Double
Medium size, to be called THE OHIO
PRESS, and to be published twice week.
The Ohio Press will support the admins
tration of James K. Polk, on the principles
laid down in his recent Message to Congress.
1t will oppose the present whg administra-
tion of the state, and will boldly and unre-
mittlngly be exerted to drive them from
power. And it will be devoted to the advo-
cacy of such principles as are sustained by
the Democracy of the State and Nation.
The Press will advocate the utter abolition
of all exclusive privileges, all chartered mon
opolies, and all paper money. 1t will not be
diverted from steady discharge of its duty,
but will contend for the success of principles,
and will not descend from this object TO any
minor matters.
The Ohio Press will be published for the
sum of three dollars per year, invariably in
advance. For we mean in practice, as well
as theory, TO discountenance false system
of credit.
Any person sending the names Of ten sub
scribers and the money, shall receive copy
gratis.
| The first number will be issued in few
days, and suitable arrangements have beef
made to secure permanent and regular pub
| lication.
ELI T. TAPPAN. I
! CoLuMBus, Ohio, Jan. stb, ls46.
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any reason and truth in the second objection,
that will be obviated in the case now before
the Senate. The bill proposes the creation
of bank, that will possess the power to is
sue five hundred thousand dollars of paper
money, and doubtless, while you are exer-
clsing the power of creating ii, you can pre-
scribe hon, in what manner, and to what eT-
tent, it shall be taxed. The mode of impo-
sing taxes on these institutions when con-
trasted with other property is, most certain
ly, partial and unequal.
Why tax a chartered corporation on its
profits only, and all other property belonging
10 the citizens of your State, by an assess
ment based on ar actual cash valuation.
The objection to this mode of taxing ac-
cumulated and corporate wealth on the
ground of It's instability and uncertainty is
insurmountable. Should adversely befall the
banks, and they thereby sustain heavy losses
should there be sudden revulsion in bu-
siness, or a series of commercial disasters.
and they necesstated to curtai their issdes.
what would inevitably follow as conse-
quence? small profits, and upon that, COM
parativsly, all inconsiderable TAX.
When will these demands stop? This
spirit Of exclusiveness; this granting of spe-
cial privileges TO the few, with manifest in
jury to the many, must be arrested in its ac-
celebrating course, or it will continne TO in
crease and accumulate, till it becomes of
gigantic form, and fearful dimensions-4sub-
versive alike of the interests of the people,
and the fundamental principles of the gov
ernment, which numbers among its true
functions the protection of property, and the
security TO the citizen of an equality ofrights
immunities and projections.
The question upon the amendment was
then taken, and resulted-yeas Ia, nays l9 |;
the democrats voting for, and the wings
against it.
The question then was taken upon the
amendments of the House, and carried
ayes 10, nays IA. A strict party vote.
In THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
The Bill TO provide for the erection of a
new State House was passed by vote Of
81 TO 81, as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. Allen, Ball, Barnes,
Bell, Boyd, Brown of Montgomery, Brown
of Seneca, Candy, Cowen, Curry, Cutler,
Evans, Ferguson, Fitzgerald, Gibson, Har-
vey, Hibberd, Irwin, Kimball, Knapp, Nc
Entosh, Moulton, Parcher, Phelps, Randall,
Ridgway, Shreve, Smith Of Licking, Stan
ley, Slower, Summers, Thomas, Upton,
Trimble Of Highland, Trimble of Muskng-
um, Wright, and Speaker.-37.
NAYS.-Messrs Abernthy, Anderson,
Brackley, Brown Of Perry, Chandler, Cock
erilI, Comngs, Dial, Gallagher, Higgins,
Johnston, Leatherman, Lennon, Noble,
Olds, Owen, Reemelin, Riley, Sharp, Smith
of Knox, Swartz, Totten, Vallandigham,
Wilford, Williams of Coumbiana, Williams
of Coshocton and Yost.-27.
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CANAL LANDs.-Mr Knapp has introdu-
esd bill for the valuation and sale, to ac,u-
al settlers, of the Canal lands belonging to
the State of Ohio. We hope measures will
be taken to bring these lands into market al
fair prico, and that without further delay.
II the Slate had given these lands to actual
settlers, seven years ago, she would by this
time have received very nearly as much mo-
ney in taxes from them, as she can possibly
sell them for, in the next five years. These
lands are rich, but heavily timbcred, and it
is worse than folly, to suppose that men will
pay the extravagant prices for them, at which
they are now appraised, when they can buy
lands in the fertile praries of the west for
$l,25 per acre. If these lands were put al,
$l,25 par acre, to actual settlers, they would
sell rapidly, and be settled and improved,
and yield handsome income to the State.
The holding of those lands on speculation
by the State, is equally as injurious to this
part of country, as the holding of them by
individual spectators would be, and neither
the counties nor the State.derlve any reve-
nue. from them. We, en calling at
tention TO this matter fdlthe last four years,
but without effect If they are not offered
for sale on fairer terms, than at present, they
will not be sold for the next twenty years,
and in fact they will soon be so stripped OF
the valuable timber, that nobody will have
them as gif.-!St. Mdry's Sentinel
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Is OREGON WORTH NoTnrNc2-On this
point Capt. Fremont, from his talents and
high character, is eminently entitled to be
heard. He speaks upon what he himself
has seen, as follows
Commercially, the valley of the Oregon
country must be great, washed as it is by
the North Pacific Ocean-fronting Asia
producing many of the elements of com
merce-mild and healthy in its climate, ane
becoming as it naturally will, thoroughfare
for the East India and China trade"
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Temperance Meeting.

A meeting Of the Putnam County Tenn.
perance Association will be held at the
School House, in Kalda, on Friday next.
the 9Th instant, at half past 6 o'clock, P. M.
The Rev. Messrs. Shaw and Yourtee of the
Methodist E. Church, it is expected will be
present and address the citizens.
GEORGE SKINNER, Sec'y.
Kalda, Feb. 5, 1916.
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Religious Notice.

The undersigned would take this opportunity
of informing the members OF Kalida circuit tina
their Sd Quarterly meeting will be held in Kalid'
on the 7th and 9th Of February. Rev. Samuel L
Yourtee, Of Lima circuit, will be with US on tina
occasion.
We hope there will be full attendance
especially Of the official members.
ELISHA HOOK. P. C.
Kalida, January Is, 1916.
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Very TRuE.--The Northwestern says: Every
man that has the moral courage to take to himself
wife ought to takea newspaper, as the one is
about as indispensable as the other, because to
raise a family without intelligence is disgrace
V human nature"
A newspaper in family is equal 10 three
months time spent in school in each year. Go
into the families where newspaper is taken and
into those that can not afford it, and mark the
difference in the intelligence of the children, and
be convinced.
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most iniquitous schemes it would not be with
held It may be objected that this political
This wo doubt Insignifcancs should never pro-
tsct men when placed in prominent stations.
from proper animadyersiOn upon their want Of
character or principle.
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G17- The Mail from the East failed to arrive this
week. Our lack Of more general news is uttributa-
Bile to this cause.
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J. ]. G. has our thanks for his favor. We will
AShbs happy to receive similar from him wher
convenient.