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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-09-18

SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY virture of deere
- tai order to me directed from the court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for
sale at public outcry at the front door of the court
house in Woodsfed in said county, on Monday the
18th day of October l847, between the hours of 10
O'Clock m and o'clock m Of said day. the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit:
The west half Of the south east quarter of the
south east quarter Of section s. in township s, and
range 5, containing 80 acres more or less; also 10
acres of land off the south side Of the north east
quarter Of the south east quarter of section 8, in
township s, of range 5 lying and being in said
Monroe county, and ordered to be sold the prop
erty OF John A. Holiday ct al at the suit oi John
Mallory & Co.
sept 1881 9s VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff
- HERIFF'S SALE.-BY virture of a decretal
- order to me directed from the court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, will offer for sale
at public outcry the front door ofthe court house
iu Woodsield in said county, on Monday the 18th
day OF October l847, between the hours of 10
O'Clock m and o'clock m OF said day, the fol'
lowing real estate, to wit:
The south half the south west quarter of the
north east quarter Of section %, township 2, and
range a, containing 10 and 81 hundredths acres
also the north west quarter Of the north west quar-.
ter Of the section, township and range aforesaid
containing 80 and 8 6hundredths acres. living and
being in said Monroe county, and ordered to be
sold as the property of John Hess and wife At ths
suit Of Benjamin Truax.
sept 10 81 90 VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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n
| IA an order of the court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, ! will, on Mpnday, the 18th
day of October, IS47, between the hours of 10
clock a. m. and p m. Of said day, at the front
door of the court house in the town OF Woodsbeld,
in said county, offer for sale the following real es-
tate, to witt The north half df the south east quar-
ter of section z, township 6, and range 6, contain
ing eighty and twenty-iv hundredths acres; also.
part of the south half of the southeast quarter of
section z, township 6, and range 6, beginning at
the south west corner of said half quarter section.
running thence east 70 perches to post, thence
north so perches to post, thence west 20 perches
to post thence sauth so percbes to the place of
beginning, containing thirty-hve acres, mpIe or
less; lying and being in the county of Monroe,
and in the District of Land subject to sale at Ma
rieta, Ohio, subject to the dover estate of Louisa
Guthrie, upon the following terms, to wit: one.
third in hand. one.third in six munths and the re-
sidue in one year, with interest from the day of
sale. Also, part of the south half of the south
east quarter of section z, township s, and range 6,
and being all of the said half quarter except the
following described part thereof, sold by Robert
Naylor to Robert Morris, viz beginning for the
part sold and excepted, at the south west corn
er of said half quarter section, thence east 10
perches to a stake, thence north 80 perches to a
stake, thence west 20 perches to a post, thence
south 80 perches to the place of beginning, con-
tanning thrty-hve acres, mere or less, in the ex-
ceptioh, and torty-ive acres, more or less, in said
tract; also, the south west quarter Of the south
west quarter of section l , township 6, and range
g. also, the north half of the south west quarter Of
section l, township 6, and range 6, lying and be-.
ing in the county Of Monroe, and in the District
of Land subject to sale at Marietta. Ohio subject
10 the dover estate of Louisa Guthrie, upon the
following terms, to wit: ohe-fourth cash IN hand,
one-fourth in six months, one.fourth in twelve
months. and the residue in eighteen months, with
interest from the day of sale; all payments to be
secured to the satisfaction OF the Undersigned
JOHN DAVENPORT,
Administrator OF James Guthrie, decd.
Sent. IL. lS47.ts
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sept 1881 81 VIM d. PATTON, Sheriff.
a GHERIFF s SALE by virtue Of writ of f.
Sfa. ct lev. ia. TO me directed from the court OF
Common Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, will Of.
fer for sale at public outcry at the front door OF
the court house IN Woodsield in said county, on.
Monday the 18th day of Oct, lS47, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock m of said
day the following real estate, to wit: 20 acres of
land in the northwest corner of the southwest quar-
ter of section IL, township S, and range 6, lying
and being in said county of Monroe, and taken in
execution as the property of William Tidd, sen.
at the suit of Henry Shields for use
sept 1881 81 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
& HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a decretal
- order to me directed from the court OF Com.
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. will offer
for sale at public outcry, at the front door of
the court house in Woods6eld, in said county, on
Monday the 18th day of Oct, lS47. between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock m aud O'Clock IN of said
day the following real estate, to wit: The south
west quarter of the northeast quarter OF section 10,
township 3, and range A, containing 40 acres more
or Iess Also the west half of the southeast quarter
of the same section, township, and range contain
ing SO and 80 hundredths acres, lying and being
in said county OF Monroe, and ordered to be sold
as the property Of Isaac Fry at the suit of Edward
Talbot.
sept 1881 81 WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff
StHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ 81
- fl ia. ct lev ia. to me directed from the court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the front door of the court house IN
the town of Wondsfield, in said county, on Mon
day the 18th day Of Oct, lS47, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock m and o'clock m of said day
the following real estate, to wit: The northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter OF section 32
township 8, and range containing 20 acres; also
the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter q
section 80, township 8, and range b, Containing 2s
acres more or less, lying and being in said count,
of Monroe. and taken in execution as the property
of Levi Joy at the suit OF Thomas Drakely.
MIn u PATTON Sheriff
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SHERIFF IS SALE.-By virtue of writ of
- vend expo. to me directed from the. court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio,I will Of.
fer for sale at public outcry at the front door of
the court house in Woods6eld, in sald county, on
Monday the 18th day of Oct, l847. between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock m and o'clock p m of said
day the following real estate, to wit: The southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section 20,
township 6, and range 8, containing 40 acres, more
or less, lying and being In said county of Monroe.
and taken in execution as the property Of Samuel
Barlow at the SUIT of James w. Shankland
sept 1881 81 Vim D. PATTON, Sheriff
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NTASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
virtue of a decretal order to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and
State of Ohio in the case of Zachariah Cochran
against William Dsugherty there will be offered
for sale at public outcry at the front door OF the
court house IN the town of Woodsfield in said
county, on Monday the 18th day of October, lS47.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a III and o'clock
m of said day, the following described real
estate, as the property Of the defendants to wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter OF action
S. township 4, and range G, containing 80 acres
more or less, except about an acre near the north
line of said tract, now occupied as burying
ground and on which is erected a meeting house.
living and being in the county and state aforesaid.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Cam.
Sep,enber IL, ls47. 81 SO
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
III By virtue of decretal order to me direc-
ted from the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county and State of Ohio in the case OF Davenport
g. Brown against Sarah Dick ct al there WILDE offer
ed for sale at public outcry at the front door OF the
court house in the town Of Woodsteld IN said
county, on Monday the 18th day Of October, lS47.
between the hours of 10 o'clock m and O'Clock
m of said day, the following described tract OF
land situated in said county, to witt The southeast
quarter of the southwest quarterof section ~, town
ship 2 of range T. lining 80 acres and ninety
seven hundredths uf an acre OF land
VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
| Sentemher Ilth l847 81 65
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day of October. Is47, between the hours Of 10 O.
clock IN and clock IN of said day, the follow
ing real estate, to Wit %a
The south half of the south west quarter OF Sec
ton 35, in township s, and range 6. containing
81 acres more or less lying and being 10 said Mon
roe county, and ordered TO be sold as the property
OF Absolom Dennis at the suit of David Sutherland
sept 1881 81 VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

administrator OF James Guthrie, decd.
Sept. II, lS47.ts
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For Coroner.

We are authorised to announce HIRAM o.
CONNOR as a candidate for the office OF COUN-
TY SURVEYOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

PHOTOGRAPHIC ExHeTIoS.-Mr Dyer's Ex-
hibton at the Hall of the Brooklyn Institute last even
ns was attended by about five hundred persons OF both
sexes who appeared highly pleased with the exercises
Of the evening The art was subjected to variety oil
tests By teachers and others present going to show 70
the entire satisfaction ofthe most 'cepues that the y'
tenn combines at once the greses possible degree Of
simplicity egbiliry and r~Pidy class OF ladies' -nd
gentlemen which had received but twelve hours H.
.tciction. read wlihou. hesitation or mistake nnmer
Gus sentences in the English, Latin and French Ian
yuages written in Photographic characters The Lee
ture by Mr. D. was very instructive He gave general
exposition OF the principles Of language oral and VIII
ten and his analysis OF our present system oil orhoss
pay was not little amusing withaL
The exercises were concluded BY specimen oil
perJfip. reporting BY ar Dyer, which fully demon
s.ed the capabilities OF the art for that purpose sew
era paragraphs and a column OF detached words being
read and reported without a mistake.
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Farther Particulars from santa 70.


90. v,,rg gentleman belonging 20 this city.
b, ,srpv engaged In trade ~ Santa r.. arrived yes
.raav .tternoon from New Mexico. ~ u ltn
.nr tu-elf-epce from the Army 81 ne ives ne 'ei
szn,z Fe on the lfth Of January II company 80 -
others Previously % his departure IN - Ls -
rived bringing intelligence q the hgnt DetN-eA D-'
uhan's command and The AeNican' Inc eNPie's ~e'
carried 70 Santa Re BY lnomsi forsyia o. ln'' Co-,5
Who also stated 10 NJ C. beside the ~riien report he
b.d byopght 10 Of the battle that nearly tlfee wagon
losds Of The ebernys ErszdGis oops or faeh0' were
peked 10 on the field, the front PATE q every one
when mad besn bored by rife os lnis u some e
Sence Of the skill u the Mssoursns a. mATktInen CoA
p,ics ubep Nr c. left was making every preparation
10 iin Doniphan early posso.s VIE a. NJ 49,
aba troops garrison merely sufcisnt 70 ho'o 0sh's
Re In subsection. woud b !et Den4no 20. y; ha0
ssrnsd before bis express dfpsree t5ai Gen wool was
M, A. Ch,huahus AID this 20 hin. must have been I'M
porsnt intelligence, foT be was moving upon tas' pos
CONFIDENT thar the former named olncer neio
nr c informs ia also that the heXcAns nad formed
con.uirncv 70 attack tie Americans Ia santa Pc %
Christnas night I Do hrrsnge ment hInous tAeu IVES
70 attack the American soldiers while tney we're IN ~
tendance AZ the Jaaaangos oui me ssnA ,..
uho.e hearts our oaboTOs have Won informed tem o.
the blot; The men a5sentea themselves from the dance
the GARD; were doubled and The scheme consequently
frustrated. ~.
march he encountered three M8Eicsns IN The IsOs val
lev WHO had been with the force that attacked Doni-
pbsn and from which they had deserted
On the route in be encountered ne Government
81 December last The tesEntters who hsd inefn ID
charge were ia very destitute condition twenty OF
them having subssted for isn days on inc nvAi Oh
Gou.Yrrert mule " .,,-, d.
Mr C. came the Ciuarone route, which ne thinGs q
the best during the winter season yet over y ine pro
sress wss sitenoed with great hardship ana su1erns
For over two hundred miles their course !sy through
snow averaging two feet IN depth and In the raTne'
where II had drfted IL took the greatest exeruon 10
force passage When within two hundred Inies o.
Independence ,nsr mules entirely gave ont beng 20
famished and frozen hat they were enurey us.ess az
bers dves, themselves OF every thing like extra cloth
Ing. casting away their saddles. &c with only their
weapons and letter. they marched on loot 70 noePenl
ence The march for that distance, at this lnceeni
season was certainly equal IN severity to anything ne
car conceive OF hardship and it requires men OF grea'
nerve 10 accomplish It, They passed the frozen oodi
Of the two men mentioned BY Mr. Seymour who arrived
several days since. . , -
Our former letters mentioned that Mr. hs "ss' OF
probably would be- elected 20 Congress from New Mex
leo: but M says that Mr. Lieenfdorher OF ms coun
~ will probably be the saccessinl candidate
Government express was 10 start in 10 TIE states
few days after Mr.. Coons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10
Things In pills dolphin.

Cogrespondsnce Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA March O.
The Flour MARKETS not 30 brisk az yesterday the
sales on Change not being greater than 1000 ool'
Of mixed brands as S. 81 with privileges and 900
bbls ofWestern. deliverable ia May at IS 80. lne
decrease In business IS owing % the stiffness ana
advance in price al which the standard brands are
hed-rnos, holders asking s. for immediate oeaFery -
Two thousand bbs Corn Meal were sold az ~ ~ me
brand being for the greater part Brandy vine. mere
!. vsrv lizzie being done 10 Corn. and prices have
downward tendency At this moment Pennsy wanna nAt
Is offered 81 IS cents and sales Of Southern arc reported
A. q cents but the general rate Is li1rer
Moderate sales OF Cotton have been made and tne
market il buoysnt Coverseed 8 nominal al 30 % -
Wnsky in obs il held a. 2c ard hhds a, PIC. sFesnts
are frm.
The nomination Of William T. Kelley ESQ ~ whose
rapid rise spoke days ego, to tho vacant Juds
ship in the Court Of Common Pleas OF this city nas
been confirmed. ...o. A.,
sALEs OF srecKs-Fira Beard ara aflsr-s56OO Nav
s. s56 IS. % Far and Mecs Bank. 49s $50 treasury
Notes cssh los 5000 State "a cash lit 5000 state
s. b3 az 2OU Girard. cash IL 800 Nav os. l-9i 30
800 Camden and Ambcy bs CT 5000 81 lsoo III |;
Second Beard oGi aicr-siO00 State %. II 500 :
Treasury Notes. rs s5En. l0l $1,000 10. lOl o.
rard III . Western Bank. 20 $1,000 Reading Bonds
= 1900 s. 1886 s5Nn 1913 1900 Nsv g. 1850 -
500 L : Tresauly Notes 5 25 lOl. FN and hecni
Bank ~: 400 Reading Bonds, -, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10
Gen. scott

We have received the following communication
from friend Of Gen Scott, and insert it sn a..
OF justice due that distinguished officer
We have read with regret ststenen, in the Courier
Enquirer OF yesterday, purPortns to svs tie views
and o iaons Of Gen Scott in ad TO bis future
nen,. ana also complaining sas; the Government bad
not fulfilled rs assurances IN arnihns the requisite sup
plies
We ssnao, ba, hope that the source Of the iriorms
aen va, no, Via; PurPos;s 10 - h. cOnmAsas-in
Chief Of the Army IN Mexico and rast believe th.
the sshor Ct The letter had authority frUn Gen sco
- make the statements lie dil.
Specialization 10 constituted sa;ho-,y hs. ever been
ths leading principle In tie conduct Of Gca Scot He
bias ever placed the evi sboy. the military authority Of
the country ard now. when IN distAH; command. he
woala Dot We srs sure. sa-nss life rendered memoir.
30 By sr.lizn; achievement, by ssihorrins pub.es
lions IN regard his future operations ~ eonplsia
ing Of and taxing ground AgNinsi the Government q
hone. which hs represents in TIE presence Of the sr
envy"
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Gen. scott's staff.
EEApoULRrKRs OF THE AENT,
Tp,co Eeh - ls47


TAmPIco Feb. le ls47.
GENERAL Orders No. le-The Generalin-Chef an.
nounces 10 the army tho s,s officers who arc attached
20 general headquarters 10 the held
Department, Of Orders.
lat Lieut. II l.. Scott. Stu Infantry. Aidae lamp sld
acting Assistant Adj s;sni General
Let Lieutenant I. Williams, 9Th Artillery AID De.
Camp.
let Lieutenant z. P. scsrsmon. Typographical Engs
neers Acting Aid deCsmp and
% Lieutenant O w. Lay, 9th lnfsniry Military secre-
tary.
General Staff Officers:
Lieutenant Colonel L. A. Hitchcock ID Inisnty, Act
ing Inspector General
Captain James Monroe 9Th Infantry, Actin. Assistant
Inspector General
Colonel j. @ Totem Chief Of Corps OF Engineers.
Major w. Tunbull, Acting Chief Of Typographical
Engineers
Captain B. Huser Acting Chief q Ordinance.
msjor :. McRee, Acting Chief Of the QusTermasser 8
Department.
Captain } B Grsyson, Acting Chief ofths Subsistence
Department
Major L. Kirby. Acting Chief of tho Pay Department
Surgeon General 7. Lawson, Chief Of the Medical
Department.
tiery will enter upon the duties OF Chief OF Artillery As
soon q. there shall be occasion for planting heavy bat,
teries.
All general staff officers will be mainly employed In
their respective departments 81 duty, and any orders
that any Chief Of Department may give in resnon TO
HE peculiar duties In the name, and by the huthony
In the GenerGlin Chief of the Army. will be promptly
obeyed- WINFIELD sCOl l.
By connsnd Of Msj. Gen scoTT;
II. l.. SCOTT A. A. C.
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lowe.
lowe.
Corrsspondence OF the It. Louis Repuoh

Correspondence OF the 81. Louis Republican
There i, still un1ch speculation sfcst among the
different parties As 70 whether snail have an election
tor senstors Judges Of the Supreme Court and Com
oissonsrs f- the Des Mo!nes River Improvement As
a begin 10 draw toward the close OF the session. great
anxiety prevails pnd the question 70 often asked no"
can zee ADJOURN without election HJW snsll Tie
members Justify themselves before their constitute nis
Ga whom shsthe blame re,il To All this heres but ore
ansuer and that is- i Loco Focoi;m Ia Iowa as II vA
Loco Foco.snn In Tennessee some years past Inc
wings have always boon ready. and urging me Locos
70 20 into the election both for Senators snd Judges OF
the Supreme Court and they have - often been de-
easd by the Loco-Foc majority IN the Senate fettns
Wig. sre determined not 20 adjourn without giving
them another opportunity CT showing their
that nothing but blind parry spirit has prevented an cleo
lion Fer the last week every effort has been msde 70
bring the 'possum Democrats Chat is, two OF them
HuSrs of the senate and CLIFTON OF the houte) into
the ranks Of the Locos. They have been approached
early IN the morning and late might with smiling faces
and extended hand Of PRETENDED friendship, and WIN
such mild sympathetic inquiries as 10 iAeu AeaaA ina
would have ouvisd the devil himself IN the garden Of
Eden The LOcOs have found that money tailed 10 puf
chase the vote OF Kryo snd that HUSER and CLIFTON
were not TO be driven by cursins and now ior'oo'n
they have resored coaxng but no better success vii
attend them 10 this their last eaj.t The wire workers
AMI tho head men OF the party have acted on the true
Loeo.FO co doctrine Tlic o. min.
IA said In my last DoDoE, MASON (ate Cniei JUS
tice) aud many more uuimportant exc have oeen sur
ring up the animals here for the last ten days new
recruit has now arrived-Gen. Van ANTWERP ard SUITE
Blood and thunder will now be the war cry. Whether
this hero will succeed In retaining hs nomination Tor
United States Senator and prevent Gen. DoDeE iron
.upplanting him IL the matter 70 be tested.
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r. sEs OUTSIDE or ro-DAy's PApsR.-&'

~ TIC MoaSfSc edition Of the DAILY TEIsrSE
"a eve By carriers The residences or places Of bust
ness Of subscribers Ia all psrts Of the City. The EvEs.
rxo edIsion containing the Transactions at the Stock
aosrd and the News Of the morning is isszed every
dsy AZ o'clock ard another edition a, o'clock with
The New. by the Southern Ma. and The Markets Of As
day Both these editions sold AZ counter ana 81
boys and sn~p in the at TWO eEsrs PER copy
We psbh.h no Extra =, any time urlss We place the
head Of EXTRA tins paper and even then two cents
PER copy /. OIL that VIC charge. When tho boJs obtain
more ihsa hat price ii Is nsssr b-'veen them ard
the parchsser--~e have bcn.at from 1t snd ~ no
means encoursseis. We understand that even the boys
exact this szra shave only IN W4llst
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Argument OF Gov. seward.

An ,brdgmert Of Gov. Stewards profound ana
elaborate Argument in The celebzsted Van Zsnai
Gaze involving the question OF the ConsttotiohG!y
Of the Law Of 1893 for the Restoration OF Fugitives
from Labor, Will be found on oar Frat Page. We
commend il TO the attention OF all our readers, aud
refer those who wish 70 see the Argument entire
70 the psmphlc. edition Published in Albany and
sod there no dOubs by George Jones, Periodical
Agent
The Judgment of the Cour. in this case. we be-
licve has no, been pronounced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-10

FROM TsxAs-By Galveston papers, received
through an arrival Al NewOrlesns We learn that tf
weather in the vicinity OF Houston, during the early
part and middle Of last month was said 10 be the coolest
ever experienced In that section OF country The ex
ueme cold had been productive Of much sickness in the
interior couJuespleursy, qunsy and other dangerous
diseases prevailing 10 great ex;eni-And several u the
oldest citizens have fallen victims
large proportion OF the town Of Ripley says the
Houston Telegraph) consumed BY FIRE the 2lsi
Of January. and three children of the widow Tenson,
whose house was consumed. persisted in the flames
Dugsns Hotel, MeMllen 4 Reynolds large store and
he Telegraph ofhoe were all consumed. Three IRE.
men were killed By the falling Of tubers
Major John NJ. Allen. L. ;. Marshal for Texas died
suddenly the night Of the 18th ut The Galveston
Civilian says
Few men hsve passed more evenful lives than the
deceased he was native OF Kentucky entered into
the 8 Navy early age lei Il TO take part In the
Greek Revolution. and was with Lord Byrcn when he
died Subsequently be engaged In the struggle for
Texan Independence, having commanded 4 cruiser
against the n xicsns 81 Tine and being OF
those who at San JAoin,o redeemed the fair domain
that constitutes the state OF Texas forever from the
Mexican yoke. he was the Hrst Mayo. Of Galveston
and b.s since held he Office several times