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FULFILLING THEIa PRoMfsEs "A Eew yeass sgs, Hs;sss s. rexs.. 4ere taken prisoners in Mexice. carried to the eafitai and made Co work apes lhs streets One ofshesr lsbofs lo a eolssas co which Slnts Anna's greaiae-s wss inscribed. wifh the addition that the work ons by prisoar,s ta ken m the Texas war. The Texans employed ea thl. dcgra ading task, made at he ise thai f ever war was carried into Mexico this work sboaId be destroyed. We see by Isiiefs p'shiishsd from Mexico. that their pledge has been redeemed. AT. ter the late battles. and the MexicAas were driven in disgrace to ih IT city The T. x,n- formerly psist onsrs, went in a body to the HoDumeat, remb1sd every stone snd broke tben into piecrs
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J l.. EDWARDS, Commissioner of Pensions'

Copy of 9th section of iAe .4et Of February
 II, lSi7, '.1a aci to raise for limited
 time an additional military force, and for
 oiher pavposes."
 SEC. 9. find De it further enacted, That each non-commissioned officer, musician, or private, enlisted or to be enlisted in the regular army, or regularly mustered in any volunteer company, for period Of not less than twelve months, vho has served or may
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PENSION OFFICE.

SlR:-Thc great and unexpected increase of business in this office, renders il entirely out of our power to answer particularly, and with as much prompti.ude as we could de- sire, the numerous communications address ed to this office; and although we cannot anticipate all the inquiries thai may arise under the recent acts of Congress granting land, scrip, and pensions to certain persons who have served, or may serve, in the war with Mexico, and can therefore frame no circular ,hs, can superseds the necessity of correspondence with agents. soldiers, and others, who sends claims to the Department
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Partridge ROOts!!

Hn PRs, J. PARrRIpGE's celebrated water 1, " " proof and plain calf boots, made for-and Ne VIM. P, OFFICER D These boots will wear from six to twelve -'pa'hs constant use.
 A4ggs; 3o. IS47 s,,f
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Explanatory Notes.

Or twenty-five dollas, as the case may be-
 | The evidence may be taken before any officer or tribunal having probate Jurisd'e- ton.
 i If there be no children, and ihe father claims, the facts must be stated, and the form will be varied to suit lo the case, and if there be neither child nor father living, and the widow claims, the form will be go changed as to show the facts in the ease.
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PENSION OFFICE.

after me dscease. of the husband, for whose services she may claim the pension. Il can not. uader the explanatory ac. of March 3. lS37, be withheld on account of her last marriage: provided she was widow ou the a,h July, 1886. The latter part of the 6th rule of he regulations of the 9th July, 1896 IS not, of course, appIieabl. to such case The facts in relation ,o the marriage of the last husband, and his death, shonld be fully SC, forth in the claimants declaration. Tn. following Is ihe form of the declaration II such a case.
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(DATE.) SIR: request tha. my claim to Bounty Land, under the 9th section of the act of the ll,h of February, lS47, entitled 'An ac, to raise for limited time an additional military force, and for other purposes" may be ex- amined; and if am entitled to Land, wish to leIinquish. and do hereby relinqaish, my right thereto, and in lieu thereof to receive a Treasury Scrip for one hundred dollars. Attest am, respectfully,
 your obedient sev'L To the Commissioner of Pensions,
 Washington Ciiy.
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These rules Of evidence are applicable to cisi. msa's of every gfads. The applicant, if within thirty miles of an ss. my surgeon, must obtain his certificate.
 (ConcisGied On 4h pags.)
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County of-

--Of--C of---
 On ,his---dsy of--in the year one thousand eight hundred asd--perscnally appeared before me the undersigned. . Jus itee Of the Peace and--above mentioned, I--who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that he is the iden,ical---
 -who was--in the company commanded by Capsain--ia the rs- giment commanded by----that he en- listed donthe---day-of--~--for on the term of--~--and was discharged al ---on the----day of---~---6y
 Sworn to and subscribed before nae the day and year above written.
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dhd that she has remained widow sser a;aft that period. as will more fully appear by re. ference to the rscof hereto anneaed.
 Sworn to, and subscribed, on the day snc year above written, before
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Washington Ciiy.
 R.
 It is hereby certified, ,ha. satisfactory proof has beeG exhibited before the r. for the county of--in the State of-- by the affidavits of--and-- who are persons entitled to credit, that -and---are the only surviving I children oE--who was a--in the United States service.
 In testimony whereof | have set
 my hand and seal of office this
 day of--in the year.
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bRfLiRiTi1S.

Ia order 10 o6tan tAe beRekis of tAe 3d
 seefios of tse aet of iih July, 1886, asd ef
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DECLARATION, in ordsr to oStaia the benek, of fthe taird sec- tion cf iae aet ef Congress of the 4ih Ju- V, 1896.
 SrATE TERRITORY, oR DISTRICT
 of
 OS this--day of------, personally appeared before the----of he, A. E. resident of----, Tn the county of---and State, Territory, or District of----, aged --years, who being first duly sworn ac- cording to law, doth, ca her oath make the following declaration, in order 10 obtain the benefi. of the provision made by the act oI Congress, passed July 1, 1896: That she is the widow of---. who was here inser the rank the husband held in the army, navy os militia, as lhe case may be, and specify tue service performed, as directed in rul' namber four of these regulations.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-11-09

( W FIVE HUNDRED votes in the above
counties woul! have made a chunge Of tlreIre
members, and Secured with our two gains,)
the democrats a msjorly Of eight!
A reference to the vote of lS46, and 1s47
will shew that unmber of democrats, dou-
bic if not treble the above federal majority,
were at their fresides instead Of the Polls
on the day OF the election. The democratic
rotc of 1916 in the above counties would
have obtained majority OF six or eight dem.
ocras in the House!
As to the Senate, we will refer to one
district only, to show, that if the democratic
rote of 1916 could have been obtained, that
body could have at least been TIE.
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NOTICE.

hereby given that petitions will be present.
III ed to tho next session of the Ohio Legislat.
nre for the erection Of q new county 10 be call
ed the County Of Pulaski, of territory to be taken
from the counties Of Putnam, Henry, Hancock {
and Wood, and bou nded as follows to wit; /,
Commencing at the south west corner of town.
ship No, 2 north in range east, in Putnam coun.
ty, and running thence east along said township
line IL miles to the northwest corner oftownship
No. north and range east, and running thence
south along said township line "a miles to the
hall section line Of S ection No, l8 in last nam
ed township, & running thence due east l2 miles
to the Hancock co. line, thence north "a miles
to the north west corner lof township No. nortR
IN range 8 east, thence east along the township
Ilne miles to the south east corner OF section
80 in township No. 2 north in Range Q east,
thence due north 6 miles to the Wood county
line, thence east to the south east corner Of town.
ship No. north in range east, thence north l2
miles along the township line to the north east
corner OF township No. north in range 9east
~ Wood county. and thence west 10 tie forth
ives; corner OF tue same township. thence south
along the con2tv line 81 miles to the half section
line ef section No. "a in township 4north in range
8 east in Henry county, tsence due west l2 miles
to the west line of township no. north in range
east thence 24 miles to the north east corner Of
township No. 3 north in Range east, thepce
west along said township line miles to the north
west corner OF said township, thence south miles
to the Putnam county line, thence west 6 miles
to the east line Of Defiance county, thence south
6 miles to the place OF beginning, and that there
be attached to Henry county the following three
townships now part of Lucas county, to wit!-~
All being of No.7, north, and in ranges S, 6. and
7 east. 349O
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PROSPECTUS.
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND
APPENDIX.


We issue this prospectus TO apprse
the public Of renewed Preparations on
our part 10 publish the CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE and APPENDIX lol the approaching
session, and TO invite subscriptions The
Two Houses having contracted with us for
the work, on such terms as enable US no1c
to make complete reports, 10 multiply and
issue the numbers in quicker succession
than heretofore, and without increasing the
price to subscribers, we hope TO make a
good return for the liberajity and high Off
ciaI sanction thus bestowed on the pubiIca-
lion. We sha! Increase the volume at least
one-third beyond the ordinary bulk, and en-
deavor TO add to its usefulness by extending
still further its large circulation.
We will ondoavor TO prlh sufficient
oumber orsurplas copies to supply all that
may be miscarried, or lost IN the mails; but
subscribers should be very particular TO file
their papers carefully, for fear that we should
not be able to supply all the lost numbers,
We have few surplus copies of the Con-
grcssional Globe for Tie last session Of Con
grcss, which we will sell for the original
subscription price-$l a copy, We have
no surplus copies of the Appendix tor that
session .r'
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Less sG2 in l647.

LESS SOS IN 1851.
The federal majority in this district is tpt
hundred and Gfy-cigh clearly showing tllo
the absent deiocrals achieved tho triumph
Further: The democratic vote of 1916 il
the Perry district would, if given this gear
have elected democratic Senator. II,
therefore, our friends i'll these two districts
would have done their duty We should have
had majority in The Senate, We make nc
compants-our object is to prove ,hat we
have literally thrown power ialo the paws OF
our opponents.
We might extend these comparisons, bul
the above are sufficient to show that our late
defeat ought.nnt TO be attributed, to any 9th.
ar cause than the want Of action aul oryl.ai-
aation upon the pirt Of our friends. We had
the cotcra-bat they chose rather 10 serve
themselves at their fresdes than their coun-
try and their plrly at the pols,-ScAeca al
oert;Ser.
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NOTICE

n S hereby given that petition will be presen-
4 ted to the County Commissioners, at their
session on ,fo first Monday Of December, i847,
praying for tho establishment Of a new county
road beginning at the Lima and Perrysburg
State Road in Section Sd township number one
north of runge seven east thence on the north
side Of a run called Little Cranberry or Doef
Lake-ihence up said run to intersect the half
section line OF thirty -four-thence east on said
line to the middle Of thirty .fve-thence north
eist to intersecta county road leading from Otta-
wa to Pendleton. - ,irasr
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Married,

On the 28:h inst, at the residence of John
Frotz, by D. Cox, Esq, Mr.. STEPHEN Crow, tc
Miss ELIZABETH FRETz. both of Greensburgh
Township, Putnam County.
On the I7I irst., at the residence of Isaac
Hartman, Esq, New Philadelphia, Mr.. EDWARD
l.. CARNEY, Of Canton, Editor of the Stark Co.,
Democrat, and Miss MARThA M. REDrIELD, of
Jordan, N. Y. .......
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NT OTlCE is hereby given, that petitions will
~ he presented 10 the next General Assemb-
ly of the State of Ohio, for the erection OF the
new county of Auglnize, bounded as follows:-
including townships No. five and sIx, south ef
range eight east, in Allen County and Logan
county, townships No, five and six south of range
seven east; townships No. FIVE and six, south of
range six cast; townships No. fonr, FIVE and six,
south of range fvo east. in Allen and Shelby
counties; townships No. four, FIVE. six and sew
en-, south Of range four east, in Mercer CO., or
four miles wide off from the east side thereof, al
so, one mile off from the north side of the town
ships No. FIVE, six and seven south Of ranges
five, six and seven east an Shelby county-the
above loss of Shelby county to be supplied from
the west side Of Logan, and east side of Mercer
counties, and that four of the most southern
townships Of Putnam County be ADDED to Allen
county, and that Allen county be divided by the
erection of Augluze as aforesaid,
Oct, 90, l847, *348
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LATE ELECTION.

The federal press are claiming the late 70.
suit us a great triumph, and thus they show
bow little itlakeo TO constitute federal vic.
tory. The result however is not owing 10
t&eir efforGs---an examination ot the returns
SNOW that 10 our indulcncu and nacton they
owe their victory. Letus oxaminr. The
federal majority is si~ in he House, and tWo
tho Senate. u.m gYa
The federalists elected members in the
counties named below by the following ma
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NEW COUNTY NOTICE.

UpETITIONS will be presented 10 the next
Il Legislature of Ohio. praying for the erection
tof a new County, to bo taken from the counties S
of Allen and Mercer, and to be called Auglaize
and for attaching part of Putnam County tothe
County Of Allen, as follows, viz: IA A
The new Coanty, beginning at the north west
corner OF township No. four south of range No.
four east in Mercer County and running thence
east to the North west corner Of township four
south range six east in Allen county, thence
south to the south west corner of said township
thence east to the north east corner of township
No. ave south Orange eight east, thence south
along the line between Ranges eight and nine
to the north line OF Logan county, thence west
wardly aud southwardly along the Logan county
line to the line between the counties OF Hen and
Shelby, thence with the Shelby county line west
to the Mercer County line thence south to the
south east corner of township seven soutl, range
four east, thence west to the south east corner OF
section thirty-one in said township, thence south
To the Dark county line, thence westwardly along
the Dark county line to The line between SECTIONS
two and three of Townships No. eight south of
range No. three east, thence north TO the north
west corner o. section fourteen, town six south
of range three east thence east to the south east
corner OF section twelve of said township and
thence north between ranges three aud four
east to the beginning--or much thereof as
shall be deemed best adapted for, the proposed
end, and that surveyed townships, No. two south
of ranges five, six, seven and eight Of The coun,
ty OF Putnam, or such less quantity, as the Leg
islature shall see fit, be attached to, and made
part of the County Of Allen. #348
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The EMpRnss MARIA LoUIsA--The EN-
press Maria Louisa, the widow Of Napoleon,
and the wife Of one-eyed petty German
baron, has at last abdicated the government
of Parma. She retired to Vienna, on an
ample pension. According 10 the provisions
Of the treaty o. Vienna, the Duchy Of Par,
INA will now pass to tho reigning family of
Lucca, and Lucca Itself will now be inc"rpo-
rated with the Grand Duchy Of Tuscany.
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AN Iron MAN.--Somo two weeks since
gentleman brodgbt nlo Portsmouth, OHIO
from the Bloom furnace, Scoio county, I
part Of an IRON man found in the ore bed
The part exhibited was the foot and por.
lion oftho leg. Hhaving been converted in
to iron by gradual process, the minues
divisions, as between lie ices, &c, were no
visible, but the gene raj outlde OF lie foo
aIldanHle were pllpable,--Nears Saturday
Gazette.
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Mas PARTISGroN--good old soul !--hopes
that "Jrecches of Etih" ale made Of some
thing that wont change and wear out, as
old Deacon Gudgin's tdih did, Tor his was
always changing. He went from believing
that nobody would be saved to believing that
all would be, and at last turned out a phre-
noIoger, and didn't believe III no>hing!
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE,

FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTlCE is hereby given that John d. fen.
/ Y 6augh, Administrator of the eslate of Peter
Rhodes, deceased has filed in the office OF The Clerk
ofthe Court Of Common Pleas, his accounts as ad.
ministrator Of said estate. for final settlement.
M. LEE, Clerk C. G. P.
Kalida, Oct %, I847. 847cw.
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For one copy of the Congressional
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For six copies of either, or part OF
Propretors Of newspapers who copy this
prospectus before the first day Of December,
and send us one copy of their paper con-
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entered on our books for one copy OF The
Congressional Globe and Appendix during
the session.
. Our prices for these papers are 50 LOW
that we cannet afford 10 credit them out
Therefore, nc person need consume time in
writing for them, unless the money accom-
panies the order.
Subscriptions should be here BY lie 18th
December, at farthesi, TO ensure all the num-
bers, .,.,,. l,sse,
Washington, Oct. A, Is47. VI
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KALIDA HOTEL.
J A M e. S H. VAIL

III AS taken the we'll known and
&swA Il q commodious Tavern Stand fern.
Msssl erly occupied by 7. R. Mcclure. The
HaGS House has been thoroughly repaired
SSaa@assnS this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation of the travelling community.
j. Fl. V. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accomr
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part N Ohio. His table will be well
urnished with the best the surrounding country
ffords, and his bills will be found reasonably
ow to suit the times. He has also large and good
abling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
comfort and convenience OF his guests.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-11-09

Col. MARrIN ScorrLCol. Martin Scott,
who was killed in one Of our sanguinary bat
Ties before the city &c Mexico, in General
Worth's division, was q native of Beaning-
ton, VI. He was educateo at West Point,
and from that schoolentered the army some
thityyears ago. He has since then seen
much hard service, and conducted himself
with great caution, skill ana kindness.
In his youth he was famous among The sharp
shooters of the Green Mountains, very few
of whom could perform foats TO bo compared
with his. lie never shot game in the body;
but at whatever height or distance, always
struck the head He would drive nail iulo
board, part way with ahantner, and then
taking the fartlest distance at Which his eye
could distinctly see it, drive il hiiMe with his
unerring bullet. He has always been much
respected and beloved by his townsIEen, for
his amiable aud benevolen, qIaliIes, assoc-
ated with the most exact integrity. With
moderate income, ,he had so ecohomizcd in his
personal expenses, as 10 snppor! his own fam
ly, and very essentially 10 aid Two maiden.
sisters, several nephe VS., aud other relatives
who with his wife, and immediate family,
now Mt Milwaukee, are left torhnhri lis loss.
Col Scott is the same ihdjviIu,l so cell
ebrated as Cap.. Scott, in tho I'M cJo'A told
of the coon. '.n' ,'' ~
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT.
MTOTICE is hereby given that StansScrry Sut-
l. Y ton, Administrator OF the estate of Lcmuel
Hickerson, deceased, has filed in the office OF
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, his ac.
counts as Administrator Of said estate fol final
settlement
NJ. LEE, Clerk G. C. P.
Kalida, Oct. %, l047 347cw.
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THR Jews, on a moderate calculation
I.|Irnber six millions all over the world.
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umph ofLiberty over Despotism. He slid
IN his own nervous language, where every
word was firll of power; ~ @8ib lr
'The grand and beautiful truths ofhe French
Revolution wllendure for cver-such is tho
lustre, the monuments, the wonders we have
woven around them We kaye washolaway
their early stains in the waters OF glory
They will be immortal. Emanaing from the
tribune-cemened by tho blood cf banles-
adorned with the aurels of victory hailed
by the acclamations Of the people--sanctioa-
ed by irea,iss-they can never more retro
grade. aThey live in Grea, Btllain-fhhy H.
Illuminate Amerca-thy are nalionaIized in
France. Here is the flripllod from whence
Tissue the light Of the world {'9
Could the power Of language be more
magnificent We may say every line is stamp
ed with the tread Of Napoleon.
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ADNINLSTRAYU2n'S NHIYCE.

ADMINISTRATORS AItlCG.
nj Office is hereby given, that the unuis.-s on.
~ ed have this day been legally appointed
and qualified as Administrators Of the estate Of
Squire L. Harris deceased late Of fPutnam County,
Ohio. ..|. lt
. WINCHTON RISLEY,
JOHN MATSON.
October 9th I347. 345ew