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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Christian Persing,
ORDER OF COMMON
PLEAS.

CHflstIhh PefeIng, ] ------
VS., ORDER OF COMMON
Thomas Charlton PLEAS.
Elizabeth NJ Zimmerman.)
|DY virtue Of an order ofte Court Of Common Pleas Of
I'D Putnam county Ohio to directed, will offer for
sae ut door othe court house In Kadn, Putnam county
Ohio the fifteenth day of October A. d. ls47, between
the hours often O'Clock, A. NJ and four o'clock p M. of
|sad day the following real estate TO wit.
The south west quarter Of section twenty (si In
township number two 10y so,th CT range number eight
east containing hundred and sixty Of land
o less appraised five hundred and fifty dollars and to be
sod for less than thirds of the appraised value
satisfy m order in favor of Christian Persng sgnins
IThonias Charlton and Elizabeth N. Zimmerman.
JAMES II. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida Sept II, 1887. 34lsw
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THE "AlD AND COMFORT" GOVERN.
.- OR OF OHIO.

We have before shown up the most unworthy
conduct Of Gov. Bsbb in refusing 10 aid ouI
volunteers while he conld attend a whig
meeting at Lebanon and give aid to the Mex
leans by pledging them that no supplies
should bo voted by Congress TO carry on the
war. t-,t -.--
The Washington Union of the lst inst, in
copying ons Of our articles on this subject
also publishes a telegraphic correspondence
on,themcans Of supplying the ID Ohio Reg
iment. The Union says: so
THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
We copy the following article from the
Columbus "Siatesman, "of last Saturday
whlcif reached US by last evenings western
mail I, staes very "singular movement" o
the Governor of Ohio, whch il reprehends
in Just and indgnan. terms. We are happy
10 add, however, 10 the statement of the
"Statesman," that the m,ment the depar,.
,nent in this city WAS informed by telegraph
of Gov. Bebb's refusing to asss. the volun
,eers, it issued orders by the telegraph which
ramoued every difficulty. We have obtain
eda copy oe the following correspondence
which wa lay before out renders.
By the Nep York and Washington Telc-
:, o. 49, graph.
The following was received at this office
at 6 o'clock, dated 3 Il j., q TAI.
So CINCINNATI, Aug 25.
Our Governor refuses to furnish subsist-
ence for volunteer companies of Col. Twins
regiment. If the United States Govern
ment does not authorize the captains to con.
tract for il, the troops must disband on the
spot. Answer Immediately.
L. d. DESNEY.
For Adjutant General JONES.
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Orthese Districts, but one can be con-
sidered dopb'ful-Perfy, Morgan, and Wash
ngton-which we have given 10 tho Locos
The Wings will either have to carry ii, or
secure the Wayne county member, 10 gain
The ascendancy in the Senate. There IS no
other horc for them, unless some unexpec,-
I'D streak ofgood luck turns up, at present
mot imaginable. ..... .r. -. ...
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This, we presume, any candid opponent
will acknowledge to be fair estimate, both
of the Senate and House. AS upon the en-
suing Legislature, devoises the duty of APP
portioning the State, for Legislature purposes,
it behooves the wings to regard this election !
as one of more than ordinary importance.
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Correspondence Of the Oslo Statesman:

a7aa CINCINNATI, Sep, 4, AZ.
DR.. Col:-The elections for field officers
has Just taken place, and resulted as follows:
For Colonel, a unanimous vote was given
for WILLIAM IRWIN, of Fairfield. s'
For Lieut.. Colonel, the vote stood, for
WILLIAM A. LATHAM, %; for RIcMARD
SFADDEN.lS. .. ..,.
Capt. LINK, Of the Cirlceville Guards,
was elected Major by a majority Of ten votes
some FIVE or six candidates being in the field.
-1.5 Yours, &c. CADET.
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* A LID A HO Il E l..
] A M ES II. V ALL
SHERiry's OFFICE, !
Kalida, Sept. IA 1917

EEAs taken the well known and
AzzsA IL u coinmodious Tavern Stand fern.
Gssst erly occupied by r. R. Mcclure. The
Mail House has been thoroughly repaired
d.sxnb this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
Of the travelling community.
]. H. V. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part u Ohio. Histable will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
the comfort and convenience OF his guests.
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Coon IDEA.--Mr. Samuel Whiteomb, of Bos.
ton, has opened an agency in that city to supply
academies and schools throughout the United
States with male and 70 male teachers Of any desr.
cd qualifications Z
LOOK OUT.--A new emission of counter.
felt Quarter Eagles is ''abou,." Their da.e
is 1874.
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Tom CoRwIN VS.. GEN. SCoTT. Tom Cor
win in his speech last winter in tho United
States Senate said:
"The brutal passions of our soldiers car
never be restrained by any commander
Neither elpless infancy, decrepid old age
nor female lovelness, can arrest them in the
qualification of their brutal passions"
Gen. Scott in his proclamation to the
Mexicans, May ii, gives Corwn the lie, as
follows:
"No! puIl;,;icc sentiment is not TO be Great
ed or animated by falsehood. We have no
profaned your temples, nor abused your wo
men, nor seized your property, as they woule
have you believe"
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WAR INTELLIGENCE,
From tho Ohio s,atos mar

'gs ,iro4 y From tho Ohio Statesman
ADVANCE TOWARDS THE CITY
CAPT. WELLS REINFORCEMENT
REPULSED AT THE NATIONAL
BRIDGE-RUMORED DEFEAT OF
GENERAL SCOTT.
\ Our telegraphic dispatches, that should
have arrived yesterday, only came to hand
this morning: 4's-'
PrTTsBURon, Sept. 6.
Editor Ohio Statesman: N'
The Schooner Mississippi arrived at New
Orleans with Vera Cruz dates TO tho 2lsi
August. ai 2 ''o9. PIP t.3s 9a, aa.
News had reached lha, place that Gen.
Sco,t's advanced guard arrived at Agatta,
20 miles from the Capital, on the 18th ID
The renforcements under Capt. Wells
were repulsed at the National Bridge, with
tho loss Of pack mules, horses, and most Of
Yhe baggage wagons, and returned to Vera
Cruz on the 18th. .aoi 80 Sa|
Twelve dragoons that were dispatched to
reeonnoitre the bridge, had not been heard
from, and il was supposed that they had fall
en- into the hands Of the guerillas.
II was rumored at Vera Cruz that Gen |
Scott met the enemy, and was repulscd with
the loss of 800 mer, but no reliance was
placed on the rumor; but his arrival at Agat-
ia was believed. oa ,.".n
The last division Of his army, 1000 in|
number, left Puebla on the 10th Of August.
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Consumption, that dread destroyer, that
blight which so often falls upon the young
and beautiful, when the cheek which yesier-
day glowed with health, when tho 'ese We'd
with the lilly; to-day the lilly alone holds
sway, the hue OF health hath departe d, a mar
BILE paleness o'erspreads the countenance, a
short cough, momentaiy flush, succeeded by
deathly hue, shows the poor victim to be
marked for an early grave, unless some mir
|aculous agent intervenes 10 save. DR..
|yaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptlc Mixture
has restored more cases of this kind, than
any other medicine everknown. This med
icine cannot be taken in any case, withou
IA degree ofrelef, and in most cases cure
|may confidently be hoped for. Take the
Mixture at the first imtimation you have Of
the incipent stages of this complaint See
agents in this paper, call aud get a pamphlet.
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New YoRK MAEEEr, Sept. 2.--FlOur $3.50 q
$5,624 for Western; WheAt, 1860; Corn, &C.,;
Oats, &c.,. Pork, Mess, $l4,87a els: Beef, do.
$I2,95 $l2.75; Lard l04c.; Hams, n. Butter
is in good demand. .
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SnERIFF'S UFFICE,
Kalida, August Path, l847.
SHERIFF S SALE.

Nlbi 13s1 ~ iGaapi
The s'a., ,, OF o''0' cor. o Of common Plea.
Psarcs s' Toylo',& Pa4ldi's Go. Ohio,
By virtue of Fl. fa 10 me directed from
the said court, | will offer for sale az the door
lof the court house, Charloe, on Friday, the
seventeenth day OF September, A, D, ls47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
a o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the following
|property,to wit:
Lot nunber forty-6ve in the recorded
town plat of Fort Brown, also The north east
quarter of the north west quarter Of seciien
humber (2S) twenty-eight town two north, OF
range four east, containing forty acres, be the
same more or less. The town 70, above des-
cribed was appraised al fifty dollars; also the
land above described at seyen,y-fve dollars.
EPHRAIM BURWELL,
Sheriff Of Pduldiag Go. Ohio,
August II, le47. ss@s 5S7
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From the Ohio Press.
7 E L { G R A. P HIC.
OF THE STEAMER GALE
DONIA.
Further Decline In DrcadstuHS.

Further Decline I'm BrcadstulIS.
PrTTsBURe, Sept. 2-l2a O'Clock, A. M.
Editor Ohio Press:
The steamer Caledonia left Liverpool OH
the 18th ofAugust, and arrived via Halifax,
LIST instant, at 7o'clock 30ln., LETT again al
IL o'clock. The Caledonia brought 1870
passengers.
Markets per Caledonia.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1910, A. M.
CoRN.-Best Western Canal 26s 26s Cd
per bbl. Richmond and Alexandra 25s Il
25s I'D; Baltimore and Philadelphia 24s 25s;
New Orleans and Ohio 22s 23s; Sour 2Os
IA 2ls.
US. WuEAT.--Whte and Mixed per 7C
lbs, Is Cd a IS Cd; Red 6s Cd a rs Cd.
A serious downward tendency has taken
place in The grain market since the depart
ure of the Steamer oflhc 4th, only occasion
ally arrested by repeated broken weather.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENCE.--A rumor was
in general circulation yesterday that Louis
had been assassnated London
papers of ,Sis morning bring no confirmation
oft.
The elections are nearly at an end, and
show an increase in favsr Of liberal minis
try.
The political aspect ofF,ance is threaten
ing enough. A fierce contest is wasing be-!
tween the government and opposition pres-i
scs. The latter charges the Ministry witbI
and the failures of the financial
natteis.
In SwiizHrland the Federal Diet have re-
,ured the discuntinuancc of Catholic contri-I
buttons, as being hostile 10 the general well
are.
The accounts from ltaiy vary. The pro-
,ress Of liberal opinions, particularly in the /
'apal Slatcs, is viewed with great alarm by
9th France and Austria. s
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From the Washington Union.
NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.

The War Department has just called fol
fire new regiments, exclusive oftbe regiment
4 from Ohio, which is already reported TO be
raised, and is now in progress of being mus
tered into the public service, and will in g
few days be en- route for Vera Cruz.
The FIVE regiment now called for are &c
be drawn from the following States: Two
regiments from Kentucky, two from Tennes
asee, and one from Indiana.
The regiments from Kentucky are 10 rem
,dezvous--one at Louisville, and the other al
sSmithland, at the mouth of the Cumberland
/ river
The regiments from Tennessee are tt
srendezvous-one at Nashville, and the oihel
lat Memphis. .
The Indiana regiment is to rendezvous a.
such convenient point on the Ohio as The
/ governor Of that State may designate.
These five regiments are expected TO be
rapidly raised and promptly placed in the
public service. Offers have already been
made, which induced the Executive 20 des.
1 3ignate these States, and to make the neces
sary arrangements for embodying these troop;
without delay.
The administration have determined to do
! their duty, whether fo' peace or for war
They have offered the olive branch. AS i
may be declined, they have deemed it their
/ duty to prepare for vigorous prosecution Of
the war, and TO fill up the ranks of the arm
4 TO the proper standard, as they have beer
partially thinned by disease and death. lie
the enemy be assured that they have to dea
| with an administration which will not sI rink
from the most energetic execution of its du
tiles. The best interest of the Mexcans is
3peace--their most fatal danger in this war.
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ArPArLiNG--The mortality among tho immi
grants at Quebec and Montreal is appalling
There are 1900 inmates at the Quebec hospila'.
Number Of deaths on the 18th, 81!
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JosErH WrLIroRD. We are glad TO per.
ceivc that the Democratic papers throughout
the State, hail the prospect of this noble and
true hearted democrats reelection dao the
post from which he was forced by thesbases
means. His reelection is due TO the feel
|ings of the Democracy ofthe whole State
Stark County Democrat
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de bonis non of the Estate
of Noble Beverage, decd. DECRETAL
u ORDER.
Isaac Lafever
10y virtue of q decrcta order to me directed
Id from the court OF common pleas OF Putnam
county. Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
1.-The court house, in Kaida. in said county, on the
25th day ofsePtember, l847, between the hours
|of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. M,
Of said day, the following described property, TO
|wt: ..,..-.,,. c
Lots number five and six Of the subdivision Of oufi
hiryene and lots number three Of the subdivision OF out
lot number twentynine In the town of KaiJn, Putnam
county Ohio, and State OF Ohio
Taken as the property Of Isaac Lalever, 10 sat-
sfy Decre'al Order In favor OF Moses Lee; Ad-
Beverage, deed.
SnER1rF's orFIcE,
lKalida, August oath, l847. tu 81 53s
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Reply By Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, August 26, lS41

80, WARRINGTON, August 70, I5F7
The President directs that you furnish the
companies of Col Twins regiment with ra-
,ions at once, an that the regiment be mus
tered into. service by companies, agreeably
TO the Instructions ofthe 18th.
R. JONES, Adjutant General.
Lieut.. Col, J. ERvINe, I'd. Artillery, Gin
cinnaii. ~
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TIE RECEIPTS at the New York Custom House
for the month of August, are greater this year
than ever before since the establishment OF the
government. $3,2Oo,00o have been paid over to
1.-THE Sub-Treasurer.
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Lieut.
cinnaii.
BY Telegraph.
:, WASHING ROW, Aug. 80, ls47.

"a - WASHING RON, Aug. 81, ls47.
Orders have been despatched to Lieut
Col. Ewing TO furnish subsistence TO the
volunteer companies of col. lrvn's regiment
at once. lesr i1se R. JONES Adj. Gen.
Mr. L. D. DEsNEy. 7 2
The following letter was received at the
Ad;utan. Generals Office by this mornings
mail:
HEApoJARTERs REcRulTINc SERVICE.
Western Department, Cincinnoti. Q. Aug. 26
GENERAL: Your Instructions Of this date
by telegraph are received. Directions will
be Immediately given to furnish the compa-
nies ofCol. Twins regiment Of volunteers
with rations. .,..........
laI have the honor to be, General, very res.
pectfully your obedient servant.
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RlLEY's PATENT OINTMENT.
FOR THE
p / L. E. S !.

have received very many certificates and
testimonials as 70 the efficacy ofmy ointment,
only few of which can be inserted for want
ofspace. will first give a statement Of its
discovery, and cure of
= MY OWN CASE, lGo aaaT
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Moses Lee, Administrator I
de benis non of the Estate
|of Noble Beverage, decd.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
State of Iowa, } =.
LINN COUNTY. w
HuLDA JAMES, }
vs.. SPetition for Divorce.

A1ULOA SAMkoS
vs.. SPe,i,on for Divorce.
Luxe A. JAMES.
rENHE said Luke a James will take notice
that on the 18th day of September, A
D l546. the said Hulda James filed her pefi
ton for a divorce, in the District Court for
the county of Linn Territory Of Iowa. set
ling forth that that the said Luke A James
was a nonresident Of said Territory, and had
wilfully deserted her for more than one
year, without cause.
Now. therefore. unless you. the said Luke
A James. personally be and appear before
the Judge of the said District Court, on the
FIRST cay Of the next terra thereof, TO be he Id
at the court house in Marion, on the seventh
day Of June next, and answer all alleea-
lions contained in said petition, the same
will be taken as confessed against you, and
the matters thereof decreed accordingly.
PORTER w EARL, Clerk.
NJ PREsroN. Sol'r
April l647.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
DISAPPOINTMENT.
e.. e. & p. FAY.

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye &ufs, Windaw Glass, Glass -,vars,
Stationery, School and Blank Books, Gro
ceries, and Brandy and Wines, for .Msdi-
cal use only. In the three story Brick
Block, Second Street, Bloomington, Io,cn.
KEEP constantly on hand, large aud fresh
n supplies Of stock in their line. which
they will sell at the lowest market rates fo1
cash. We shall be constantly receiving large
additions to our stock direct from the East,
which will enable US to offer our friends grea,
bargains. With many thanks TO our hume
rous patrons for past favors, we wouldinv,te
them and others wishing 10 purchase, 10 call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. g.s .ss.-ss.s.
May S, l64T.
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glThe New York Tribune Of the 2lst

I7-The New York Tribune Of the 2lst
ult. says: ...
At a late hour the advices in relation to
bresdstuffs and cotton by the Cambria
were received. The large decline in the
former will disappoint most Of the dealers,
while the advance in cotton has been con-
fdently looked for. The Improvement in
this article must, however, be much lar.
ger before the Liverpool market will pay
shipments from this side. A favorable
feature for breadstuffs is, that consider
able reaction had taken place, and the
market at the close, had an upward ten
dency. The demand from the Continent
is now moro depended upon to sustain
prices than that from the United King
dom. There is precedent also for believ-
ing that the private letters will contain
better accounts than the telegraph report
gives. Even at the lowest figures the de-
cline in corn is not near 80 great as the
decline in freights, and in the case of
flour, the disproport;on is still larger.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-12
Democratic State Convention.

The order of the Democratic State Central
Committee, dated April l4th, 1s47, calling a
State Convention on the 9th June, having been
revoked by the undersigned, notice is hereby
given that convention of the democracy Of
Iowa Will be held at Iowa CRY, on FRIDAY,
the ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE next, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for PRESIDENT,
SECRETARY and TREASURER Of the &c Board of
Public Works"
The basis Of representation in said convention
will be one delegate to every hundred voters, and
one additional delegate for fraction of fifty
over any number of even hundreds but greater
or less number Of delegates from any county will
be entitled to cast the same vote.
A. H. PALMER, sS
FERNANDO H. LEE, SS
THOMA as HUGHES, "a
ROB'T NJ. SECREST,
MORGAN RENO, as
Iowa CITY, May 9Th, 1S47.
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Correspondence of the Reporter

..- SlGouRNEY, April %, lS47.
Killed-On the 22d inst, by lightning,
at Lancaster, in Keokuk county, JOSHUA
BEnNErr and CHARLES PEYroS. A very
hard shower Of rain came up about two
o'clock, in the midst of which the light
ming struck building in which were some
ten or fifteen persons, killing those named,
and likewise a fine horse which was be-
ing held at the door by Mr.. P, and more
or less shocking all within the room.
Mr.. B. was man some so or IS years
Of age, and has left widow and three or
four small children to deplore his untimsly
death.
Mr.. Peyton was son Of Mr.. Jacob
Peyton, aged abont nineteen years.
Let US remember that elm the midst of
life we are in death, and that "Thy ways,
o Lord, are past finding out" May God
be that widows God, and the comforter Of
the relatives Of both the deceased.
Yours, &C., J.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
IN ested, that, as administrator of the estate of
A. I. Willis, late of Johnson county and State of
Iowa, deceased, have petitioned the Probate
Court Of said county, and will apply, at its first
regular term in June next, at Iowa City, in said
Johnson county, fer a license to sell portion of
the real estate Of said deceased, to wit; the south
half of the east half Of the southwest quarter of
section eleven, township seventy 49,
North of range six West of the 9Th P. NJ, in said
county Of Johnson, for the purpose Of paying the
debts Of said estate. M. RENO,
Adm. as aforesaid.
Iowa CITY, Nav 7, lS47,
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having on the way one or two skirmishes.
He arrived at San Diego on the 10th, and
finding there more men than were neces-
sary to garrison the town, he proposed to
Com. Stockton, 1.-THE men being chiefly
sailors and mariners, and not under the
generals orders, to let him have > por-
ton Of them, and march on the Pueblo de
los Angles, the heart Of Mexican power
in California.
70 this the commodore assented, and on
the 9th December Gen. Kearny march
ed with about 500 men on the Pueblo,
accompanied by the commodore. On the
9Th Of January the enemy showed himself
in force, to dispute the passage of the San
Gabriel river. After short exchange Of
artillery, Gen. Kearny ordered the
heights charged and drove him from his
position.
The next day, Jan. 9th, the enemy
again offered battle-was defeated and
sued for peace.
Our loss in both affairs was only two
killed and fifteen wounded. The enemy q
force was 600 men and four pieces Of ar
tlllery. Their loss is variously estimated
at from 40 to 80 in killed and wounded.
Allis now quiet in California.
Copt. Emory had brought home with
him the result Of his survey across the
continent, made with the advanced guard
of the Army Of the West
The Calitornians retreated to the Plains
Of Miras, on the 9th Of January, and on
the 10th the Americans took possession
Of the city of Angeles.
Gen. Flores, the commander Of the
Californians, fled with about 400 cavalry to
Sanora, when Gen. Tampico took com.
mand Of the enemy's forces, and advanced
toward Lieut.. Col. Fremont. They took
up position on the 18th JAM, and agreed
to surrender to the American Govern
ment, giving up all their arms, and wait
ing the termination Of the war in the in
terror.