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Whigism, Aboltionism, Native Americgnism
or any of tho other numerous 'isms' wbicl
they have cunningly adopted, 10 defaud The
people, and IL draw away disciples afte
them.
Resolved, That we are in favor of a Wig
orous prosecution Of the war with Mexico;
and inasmuch as it was commenced on
&C count of hostility 10 our Citizens and in
suit TO our Nation, neither Of which Amer.
leans will permit, our armies should not he
recalled, nor hostlities cease, without full
remuneration Of our expenses, and a treaty
Of peace, every way honorable the United
States. =.
Resolved, That the free trade we now
enjoy with England, for our produce, is the
result of Democratic policy; and 10 that
policy are the Farmers Of the United States,
indebted for the fair prices of their pro-
duce, and the general prosperity of our
Country. 5,..-.s ..-..t
The Convention then proceeded to the
appointment, Of a Central District Committee,
Of one from each County. Whereupon the
following gentlemen were appointed said
committee. .A t.t.4
Geo. @ McCune, Of Mercer; M. Fl. Mich.
oils, ofAllen; W. Moneysmith, of Van Vert;
Fl. S. Knapp, Of Putnam; j. Kingery, Of
Paulding; s. Yearick, of Defiance, J G, Ha.
ly, Of Henry. t~ 'sHs I.a.
~ On motion, Resolved, That the proceed,
ings of this Convention be signed by the
Officers, and published by all the democrat
IN papers in the district, and in The States-
man and Press, in Columbus. Whereupon the
Convention adjourned sine die.
a7er JOHN W. WATERS, President.
E. M. PHELPS, R. G. SPEARS, W. BLACK
BURN, s. PARKER, ]. r. KINcERY, J. M. GIL
hEspIE, w. D. LANGEL, E. LATHRop, Vice
Presidents.
s. sHP, .p.ts,sn, o; mso"'H' Secretaries.
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO the quail
~ fed ELECTORS of Putnam county. in the
State of Ohio; TO iiieet, at the usual place oI
holding elections in their respective town.
ships, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Ocs, A. d. lS47,
and proceed, as the law directs, to cast thoir
votes for one Senator, and one Representa-
tive Of the General Assembly of Ohio; and
also for one Commissioner; one Sheriff; and
one Coroner, tor the County Of Putnam.
The Trustees of the several townships in
said county are hereby notified that the num-
Der of jurors TO be by them returned from
their respective townships is as follows
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SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Sept. 24th, 1S47.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Jacob Zimmerman, !
VS. ORDER OF COMMON
Thomas Charleton& & PLEAS.
Elizabeth M Zimmerman
DY virtue of oder oftbe Court of Common PIeas Of
ID Putnam County Ohio to directed will offer for
sale at the door ofthe count House in Knda, Pntnam
county, Ohio the fifteenth (5) day Of October, A d.
IS47 beween the hours of ten O'clock A. NJ and four o.
clock, NJ. of said day, the following described real
tate to wit:
The west halt ofthe north west quarter of section No
(36 township number south of Range number eight
east and also the south half Of the soth quarter Of
section number twenty five (25) In township number
south Range No. eight east containing hundred
and sixty OF land less Appraised at six
hundred and Twenty four dollars and ninety nine
and to be sold FOR not less than the appras
ed value 10 satisfy order in favor Of Jacob Zimmerman
and against Thomas Charlton and Elizabeth NJ. thinner
man.
rt Wtnw Is SO appraised at $333 SO
Sisw4s25 Z" 29l &C
J.H. VAIL, slsriF,
sHEnirrs OFFICE, o..
J, Kalida, Sept. IA 1871 341ew
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SHERIPF,S SALE.
ORDER OF COMMON
PLEAS

Christian Porsing, -
VS., - " ORDER OF COMMON
Thomas Charlton, PLEAS.
Elizabeth nj Zimmerman
DY virtue OF order ofthe Court Of Common Piehs Of
ID Putnam county, Ohio, to ME directed will offer for
sale door ofte court house in Kalida, Putnam county
Ohio on the fifteenth day Of October, A. d. 1917, between
the hours often O'Clock A. NJ and four o'clock, p M OF
said day the following real estate to wit.
The south west quarter Of section twentyons (2l) in
township number two 2 soth Of range number eight
containing hundred and sixty of land
less appraised at five hundred and fifty dollars and to be
sold for not less than two thirds of the appraised value to
satisfy order in vor Of Christian Posing against
Thomas Charlton and Elizabeth NJ Zimmerman.
JAMES H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHrRIyF's OFFICE, rI....-.H ...F ...-
Kalida Sept. IA, 1877. 34lOw
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NGH4NGERY.
james Matthews, D ,,a..3 n. ~.
ss. 4, BIZ II foreclosure.

james Matthew'S, e,.j} al s.'ssf
Hugh ". y Ross. 0M y f''FF'9s3'e's
lTHE said Hugh W. Ross is hereby not-
n fed that on Il letweniy- eighih day Of Sep
tembor, A. ID. lS47, The said james Mat
ihows Of tile county Of Putnam, Ohio, fled
in The Court Of Common Pleas Of the coma
ty of Putnam, and State Of Ohio, his bill in
Chancery, against the said Hugh W. Ross,
setting forth that on The 9Th day, of June,
A. D., lS44, the said Hugh w. Ross made
his prsmssory note 10 one Nathaniel Nj.
Creighton for $32,50 payable nine months
after date, and 10 secure the payment Of said
note, said Ross mortgaed to said Creighton,
by deed duly executed, Lot number two Of
The division of opi let's No! S and 6 III lko
town of Gilboa, Putnam county, Ohis; that
on the 18th OF June, ls47, said note and
mortgage was assigned 10 said james Mat
thews; and the object and prayer Of which
Bill is that an account may bo taken of the
amount due on said uo.e ard Mortgage, that
said Mortgage may be foreclosed, or that, If
said premises at two-thirds the appraised val
ue thereof shall amount 10 more than what
may be due, the same may be sold 10 satisfy
and discharge said debt; and the said Hugh
W. Ross is further Notified, that unless lie
shall appear and plead answer or demurr to
said Bill within sixty days after the next
term Of said Court, that The said James Mat
thews at the term next after the expiration
of said sixty days, will apply to said Court
to take the matters Of sad Bill for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly.
fl By JOHN J. ACKERMAN,
o AIRY for Complainant.
Dated Sept. 2e, le47. 343fw
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MoRALrTY IN BUsINEss.-Mr. Combe says
"In the course Of my experience during tbir-
ty years in the profession of The law, in con.
nection chiefly with fhe middle class Of So
ciety, had abundant proof that those who
prospered were active, intelligent, and moral;
and that those who failed, were deficient in
these qualities, or in one or the other Of
them .s..... ..
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The shocking state of the morale of Euro
peal aristocracy; as developed by the events
told of ia the Britania's news, formed quite
subject of exciting conversation in all cir
cles here, The chapter in this connection
gives the lie; bluntly, TO the doctrine Of the
Legiiimist; saying that vested fights are con-
ssrvativs of a healthy tone of moral princi-
pie. question whether single arrival has
ever brought us more details to prove the
rottenness Of those giving tone to ParisVn
society-of the most accomplished court in
all Europe The murder of the Dutchess of
of Praslin by the Duke-all for love of vile
woman--the suicide OF the Duke TO escape
punishment for the crme--the subsequent
selfmurdor of Of their eldest son; overwhelm.
ed with the disgrace brought on the name
of his family by his parent--stll another
selfmurder, by the son-in-aw of Gen: Pey-
ron. Zone of the first men in the realm,) to
avoid punishment on account of folgeres TO
pay losses at gaming-the stabbing of his
mistress by Prince d'Echmuh, the son of
Gen. Dacoursi, and bimselfa PEER ofFrance
AND the p'olongation of the quarrel be-
tween the Ring and Queen of Spain, the
former refusing to return TO the "royal couch"
until her Majesiy's expected pleuse, chnrged
10 account of Gen. Serraus, sees the ligni.-
These, with her Majesty's application TO the
Pope for divorce, that she may be some
what more free to pet the General, are the
grand features of this branch ofthe Britania's
news.-Wdsh. Cor. o. SidteShdh
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CHARLES LoHMAN, alias DR.. Maurican, the
husband ofMadame Restell, and who was
recently arrested in New York for publishing 6
an obscene book, worked as a printer in
Washington City between nine and ten
years ago.
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The Great American Remedy in Rheu-
matism is one Of the most efficacious rene
dies IN the world it is certain TO give relief,
no rnatter Of what character the complaint
is--chronic, inAamatory, or any o,her-the
mixture will drive it fiom the system. SEQ
our columns !or advertisements. Call on
Agents and get pamphlet ...... b.
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Tho World always applaud ne

Tho World always applaud noble ac-
lion or generous sentiment wherever seen or
he,r I'd. In the pit of theatre, in the pri-
mary school, in the great thoroughfares of
life, every where they do homage to virtue
though they may not practice it, and respect
true nobleness Of soul. though they may not
possess III .sr.s.< l.a
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION. /,
SECTION lO, Sep. I5th, Il64r

SECTION 10, Sep 10Th, l647.
The Senatorial District Convention fo
The Counties Of Henry, Defiance, Williams
Paulding, Putnam, Van Vert, Allen, ant
Mercer, met, agreeably to notice.
On motion Of Col. Sawyer, Hon. ]. w,
Waters was elected President, ,@-E. M Phelps
r. c. Spears. Gen. W. Blackburn, s. Parker
g. r. Kingery, DR.. J. M. Gillespie, W. d
Langel; and =. Lathrop, Vice Presidents
and Geo. G. McCune, and 8. Yearick, Sec.
ietaries. s.3NA ro}
On motion of Mr. Mackenzie committee
of one from each county, to consist of ].
Mackenzie; ]. r. Kingery, A. Evens, L.
Cunningham, r. Gililand, F. G. LsBlond.
L. Bliss, and ]. G. Haly, was appointed to
examine credentials of delegates. y .l
On motion Of Mr. Andrews, the following
gentlemen were appointed committee to
apportion the vote, and report rules for the
ward, of Defiance, T. Fl. Baker, ofWilliams,
w. Dodd, Of Henry, G. w. Andrews of AL
len, s. r. Mott, Of Me'cer, r. Gilliland Of
Van Vert, J. M. Palmer, Of Putnam, and J..
Kingery ofPaulding.
On motion, B. f. Metcalf, of Putnam, M.
II. Nichols, of Allen, Col. Sawyer, of Mer-
Ger; r. C. Spears ofVan Wcri, J. Kingery,
of Paulding, S. Yearck of Defiance;T. II.
Blaker, Of Williams. and J. Heaton, of Hen
ry, were appointed a committee 10 report
resolutions for the action Of the Convention.
The convention then adjourned, until half
mast 10 O'clock. .s t--.s s.1 .i -..fts.ai y
49,. ia O'clock, P. M. 4
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
'ment ...a
The committee ON credentials made re-
port, which was adopted.
The committee on Rules and Apportion-
ment, made the following report, which was
also adopted. viz |
There shall be vote allowed for every
90 democratic votes cast for Governor, d,
at the Election Of ls4S, aud vote for
fraction Of 10, or upward-which will give
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TnR New SHIP CANAL.-The Seult Sic
Marie Ship Canal is 10 be $500 feet in
length and sixty feet in width, and when
completed will make the entire chain of lakes
navigable. -
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New YORK, Sept. 26-7P. M.

Several forgeres have been detected. :
One offiHy thousand doll,rs, wherein Fran
cis Bartlett use'I the name of Edwin Bart.
lett. The forger has made his escape.
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A WIFE.IN-LAw.

1t is to be sorcly regretted that the fol-
lowing dialogue, which we cut from the Re.
publican Union, is qnite true 10 life in null
titude Of cases, and mahy young married
men find it 10 their sorrow. The writer
may have made it up from material gathered
from his own sad experience, for ahghi we
know or care. At any rate he has furnished
a looking glass in which mahy modern
fine lady may see her own features. The
yeung ladies would do well to take lock,
and govern themselves according, if they
do not wish 10 have themselves wiyes-in-
law. -, .-- ., ... t.,..........-. f..
Going the wrong way John, cried young
merchant to bis friend, as be met him in the
street. .a. .....-a u- ,....-
Got hungry replied the other, going to
the tavern to get my breakfast 81.
'Has your wife gone away 4"
No, but shs doH'l know how 10, cook
Yesterday she billed letliee and raddish and
dished the turnip raw. This morning tho
eggs were cooked as hard as bullet. If
they would 60 irto my two barrelled gun
could shoot crows with them. And ever
since was married, have lain under the
inordct of the children of Israel in the will
derncss-I have had no leavensd bread.
well John, am in the same predica-
mcnt. Caroline don't know how TO eeok, SO
tried it yesterday, but had no luck, and she
says she'll try to learn, and shall send her
to school TO my mother, for verify believe
that half carry in the house is wasted.'
'If your vile is willing 10 learn, you will
do we'll enough; whereas Eve only wife-in-
law, Emma isn't wiling 10 learn 10 cook or
mend either. She says her mother told her
i, was quite vulgar new days to know any
thing about domestic concerns, especially
for young wife. Tint the latest fashion
for wives is 10 be ladies ard have their SER
wants. That she must tell John that she
was not made to drudge, and he must moi
he so selfish as TO want her to work. Fine
Zines, these, George, man that doh't
stand ready to support his wife, two or three
attendants, and as much company and
extravagance is really a niggard. Don't
know what will be done-men can't all be
thriving business men and be independent
at once, we must have some laborers, and
the poor men, must take VOWS OF perpetual
celibacy.
4 had pretty little place when was
married but it is mortgaged now, and !
must not open my mouth TO say word. If
| do l am niggard, and want a wife on
to do my drudgey Boston Oliue
Branch. ,GfaA
d CSF CHAMpAINer is geing to be scarce the
coming season. The apple crop of New
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X ALID A HO TEL;
] A M ES H. VAfL 81

E,.}r EUAS taken the well known and
hErA L. II commodious Tavern Stand fern
GsSsl erly occupied by 7. R. Mcclure. The
EsAS House has been thoroughly repaired
&2zlR1S this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community
]. Fl. v. feels confident that those whoffavor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
lnodations and attendance equal to those Of any
House in this part !, Ohio. His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. Hehas also large and good
stabling, ape designs to spare no pains TO. securs
thu comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WIN. MCCLURE.

VW HIOOLOttI ITuo PuICIIdscU dHu IIttOu
W. up the stand formerly occupied by
W. L. Hipkins, in
Gil 5od, Fmr(n, CeuNfy,
Where he will be ready 10 entertain tb:
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be done in this
section ofcountry. His table will be sup
piled with the best that the country affords
and he will do all in his power TO make his
house a pleasant and agreeable resort 10
the travelling community. r.,
His Stabling aud other ACCOMMODATIONS are
ample and will give Satisfaction. Y ara
Gilboa, Put Co. o., june 25, 1s47. $50
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GEORGE SKINNER,

SADDLE g. HARNESS MAKER, Kalidn,
- Putnam county, Ohio, Orders promptly exc
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GT CHAMpAINGE is geing to be scarce the
coming season. The apple crop of New
Jersey has turned out failure. i
How MUCH IS HoRsE POWER? 1--WE
have heard this question asked great many
times. The Scientific American says, 'what
is generally considered as constituting horse
poiosr 10 power sufficient to raise one hun
dred and thirty pounds, one hundred feet in
one minute. .'Gi16l18A 1uma neaaE q.
-.ao2s,l1 Y - Gi F1G
tits said that flax is q spontaneous produce
ton Of the Rocky mountain region. Fields
gift might be managed as meadows Of hay.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-11-16

FpoM VERA Cruz. Extract tIom a letter.
dated yer" u "~' Wv -
.Generals Patterson. Marshall and Cush-
inn ure now in Vera Cruz, and large body
Of new troops (perhaps 10000 are encamped
a, Runare. three miles above the city.
Horses mules and materials are landing
bonrIv, and il is thought (hoped) that The
train and lis escort may move in eight or ten
DAYS toward Mexico. General Lane, who
left here some two weeks since, with twelve
or fifteen hundred men, has passed Jalapa on
bis way to the capital. TWAS supposed t1at
The Mexican Congress would meet on the 9th
or perhaps by the 10Th ofOc'ober.
by last account our army was quiei al
Mexico aud The people were at their usual &C.
cupations. Santa Anna was said 10 be al or
near Puebla with about 5000 men and three
picces of artillery. Ii is GENERALLY supposed
he is anxious TO get out of the country.
The health OF Vera Cruz is improving
that Of the castle relrograding. We have lost
five men of yellow fever here within few
DAYS. They were all recruits Just from the
North. Lieuicnanis Ayres. Henderson and
Hunt, fresh from West Point. have just re-
ported here for duly. AS fresh norther is
blowing. hope soon TO see the last oil the
yellow fever for 1S47." New York CONNER
cal Advertiser.
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GENUINE
DR.. MarshallIs Catarrh Snuff

CHARLES BOWEN, having by deceit and false pre-
fences Obtained my signature to advertisement headed
.sDr Marsbars Statement" which has appeared in the
Vermont Waterman published ut Montpelier and in The
Northern Galaxy Middlrbury VT, in which am made
to ate which know and Charles Bowen also knows
to be ABsOLuTELY N EVERY RESPECT state
men of this fact is due fom to the public In general
and TO Sir. Harrison q. Grdey In particular and now
state that which before taken my oath Of viz: that
the article manufactured and sold by Charles Bowen late
of Middebury of Montpelier called DIR. Marshals
Aromatic Catarrh and Headache snuff is VILE WORTH
LESS cousrERVEr OF my Snuff, ard is injurious COM
pound of Tobacco Snuff and other noxious drugs would
also that Mr. Harrison e, Grdiey, Of Nidditbury VI
in possession of the ORIGINAL RECIPE for ma
King my AROMATIC CATARRH and HEADACHE SSUFE, and
that the stuff sold by said Gridey is manufactured from
this Recipe under my immediate superintendent and is
GES IxEt and the genuine Marshals Snuff now Of
fered II the public
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
Many oil my old have been deceived into pur
chasin. counterfeit snuff surprising 1t TO be te
same article Is sold by him while acting as my agent
N. B The name ofH g.. GRiDLEY Is on the label Of
every bottle of the geIuHe Marshals Aromatic Caarrh
and Headache Snuff. JOHN MARSHALL
Middebury, Sept. 3cth 1877,
In presence OF n. Phinney.
U Flower.
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IMPUR tiles OF THE BLOOD

wish 10 impress it particularly on the
minds OF those that are troubled with impuri-
ties of the blood; bad humors, old ulcers,
and dis asses brought on by the use Of mer
c~ry ,raIomel, thai this is sovereignremedy'
1t is well known 10 every physician, thai
Sarsaparilla is almost the oily article that
can be successfully used 10 root out such dis
eases, and, when mixed with the bure ex-
tract Of tomatoes. it has been known 10 cure
such cases where SarsapariIIa alone has had
no effect. This can be accounted for from
the iac. that the Tomatoes operate greatly on
the bowels carrying of all those impurities
which, If allowed 10 remain. create danger
Gus and incurable diseases
One more proof Of the efficacy of The Sar-
sapariIla and Tomato when combined.
w. P. Russell A gent.
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STATE OF VERMONT, .
District of New Haven. {


Be il remembered, that at probate court
holden al Bristol within and for the District
of New Haven, on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der 1Sl7, The Administrator on the estate
OF Benjamin E. Thompson late of Starks-
boro, in said district deceased. made appli-
cation 10 said Court 10 have his adminstra-
ton account with said estate, examined and
allowed.
Whereupon said Court ordered said Ad-
ministrator 10 notify all persons concerned 10
appear at probate court TO oe holden at the
office OF the Judge Of said Court in Bristol
aforesaid. on the first Monday. of December
IS47 a; 10 o'clock in the forenoon. then and
there 10 make objections TO the allowance Of
said account, if they see cause; by publish
ing certified copy 0fhis order, in the North
ern Galaxy, a newspaper printejiat Middle
bury, in the County Of Addison, three weeks
successfully, previous to the time of said
Court.
Harvey Msnsiu, Judge.
A true copy ofrecord.
90 Attest, H. M1nsilI. Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !


Be it remembered, that at Probate Court held
at Shoreham, in and for the District of Addison,
on the 5th day Of November A, ID. ls47,
Zenas Merck I'd Administrator of the estate OF
JAMES SWINTON,
late of Crownpoint, county Of Essex, state of New
York, deceased, presents his administration acct
for allowance 1t is therefore ordered that said ac-
count be examined and considered for allowance
at the session of this Court tobe held at the dwell
ling,house of the said Zenas Myrick I'd on the
25thday ofNovember, 10 o clock in the forenoon,
and that notice thereof be given to all persons in
terested, that they may appear and make their OBJ
jections, if any they may have, to the allowance
of the said amount, by publishing a certified copy
of this order in the Northern Galaxy a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury, three weeks success
sively previous to the time of saidCourt
.SiLds II. Jenison, Judge.
A true copy of record.
% Attest S. Fl. Jenison, Judge.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
New York Nov. 1913 ~ P. M.

New York Nov. 1913 1-2 p. M.
The steamer New Orleans arrived
New Orleans GU the 7th with dates from Vera
Cruz 10 The Isl inst.
Gen. Lane arrived al Perote, and was
joinedItht,e by Capt. Walker and his com
mand.
Cant. Walker took march 10 Huamania.
"A sanguinary engagement took place IN
the streets, between Walkers force oil 2oO
and 1000 Mexicans.
Itrcsuted in a total expulsion Of the en-
emv and the occupation Of the town by our
troops, who only lost men, among them
Capt. Walker, who was Tiled by a father
enra red at the loss oil his SON.
TIE Mexicans lost 200 men and pieces OF
artillery.
The Americans afterwards evacuated the
ACE and went towards Tinal on the Puebla
road with no opposition.
Gen Lane subsequently, took uphis..march
10 Pueb,a, which they found il, state OF in
suIrec,ion, having TO fight in patoons, dri-
wing the Mexcans back and restoring order.
Gen. Rea then fled with 400 gueIrillas to-
wards htlipio.
Santa Anna was last at Tehuacan De Los
Granadas. All his followers had deserted
him except 1000.
Allexco and Orizaba are in possession of
our troops.
Santa Anna has been superseded By Gen.
2incon, who has now the command of The
iexican forces,
Santa Anna loudly protests and refuses o.
bedence TO the government.
Gen. Scott had visited Guadalupe. The
city ofMexico is quiet and orderly. The
e.ry is filed with rumors ofpeace. 1t is con-
hien,ly asserted that majority ofthe Mex.
lean CONGRESSES in favor Of, and determined
20 secure,
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MOnday Nov. 8, ls47.
Reported for tie Daily Adrertiser.
At Market 2lOO Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, $500
Sheep, and l475 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle-Extra, Sc 25; first
quality, S. so i 6; second quality, IS, a so;
third quality So so "a IS.
Store Cattle-Yearlings,S 81 a 10; two years old
SIP 20; three years old, s24 So.
Sheep-Dull. Small lots at 81 25, 81, so,
IS, SO, 2 25, ? 81 and ? so.