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DIR. LIZ HOY'S


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ESTATE OF DAVID MEARs, DE-
CEASED

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special Master commissioners sale.

DY virtue af a Decretal Order issued
- from the Court Of Common Pleas o.
Wyandot county, Ohio, to ME directed,
will Offer for sale at Public sendue a the
door Of the Court house ia Upper Sandus-
ky, in said county. on the 2l'h day ot No
vember next, bs,wee0 the hours of 10 o.
clock A. VI. and 4 o'clock =. W. Of said
day, the following lots IN the Town oi
VIZ: In lots number sev
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fractional lot number six (6) containing
twenty six rods, ,oe,ng the same more or less
in the first west addltiun to the town oi
McCu,cheav,lle, Wyandot county Ohio.
taken and levied up"n as the property II
Jacob Sheely, to satisfy said order In ia,
vor Of Nathan VI. Wright. .e..5
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~.
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LAW NOTICE.

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April zsih. 1850.
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ssion as Physiclan aOd surgeon IN
FrArce aud German, and has piacilceo
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ne many S. llcitaiton OF his acqualutAhces
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ana tehuers b's profesbl nal services 10 ,lt
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ur'u, firs' AIKEN ~ the morning IN cttan
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>andusk, Avenue, one door n"r,h OF d.
d W Ayres' St"le. a, aid tunes, exeep'
~itu absen, on professional business
Beng able to speak III. Freuch, Germao
md English languages. he csn cons"i'
usIt all,
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Strengthening Plasters,

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II E BkST WEIrt RS
Fpr,y.Eight Ex,r, Pages

FWTF y"Tf III F'N II TWEtN
ut ttac II,g mater were giveni IA the last
X months. The esilma ed coat of / e
iitsrato .stticle tt,4 ,die ensuing SIX months
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Oh. | am brother coon' says the skunk Well
says the coon, you have got tail ike coon' you
talk like coon, you look Ike coon' but you doh'
smell like a coon' Now, would say TO the gentleman
Cunning TO Mr. Pendeton0 "You talk like democrat
you look like democrat, but you don't smell IKE a
democrat" [Roars OF aughter-and Mr.; Pendleton gel
ting still red in the face, and looking very huch
like the detected skunk in the coon's hole
Mr. Hamanson of Louisiana addressed the company
with great vgor in behalf of the principles and measures
Of. the republican party He made severe thrasls
at whigery.
My limits forbid my taking extended notice OF the
other speakers though should like to review the re-
marks of Mr. Toombs of Georgia, who said with all the
bitterness OF federalism that he haed the word democ-
racy,' and that "no in ten IN the crowd knew
where Oregon pa remark which shows how niue
is his respect for the intelligence OF the people lie ask
ed, did any in the crowd know It's latitude = |
wonder If he does. wonder even If ne colege-bred as
he Processes TO be- knows the latitude OF Boston, OF New
York. or even Savannah Can he tell at this moments
He said she a republican 90 years ago, and so was
Jefferson As he refers to Jefferson, beg leave 10 re-
mind him what Mr. Jefferson said OF all such "republl-
cans he:
Tbe Hartford Convention, the victory of Orleans, the
peace of Client, Frustrated the OF federalism lis
votaries abandoned il, through shame and moriicaon
and cali themselves rpubicdns but the name alone
changed; the principles are the same"
When the honorable gentleman has dgested this, lei
and there, perhaps, he may find additional food for re
Election When he has done this, and justified to ms
constituents his political association with Caleb b. Smith
Ashmun and King and defended his Dragging oil wing
majority in the House. VIGOROUSLY made up II rs OF
Giddings and Parey- when she has made clean breast
of it'-let him come among honest men, and not tn
them A DEMOCRAT
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WISCONSIN,.
From a southern member :.


The defeat of the compromise bill in the House on
Friday was Immediately followed by speech from Mr.
Adams, of Kentucky,;n which, we understand, he de-
clared that he believed Gen. Taylor would not in the
event of his election veto the Wlmot Proviso and that
he, as representative of slaveholding State hoped
he would not Such d laration was never before made
upon the floor of Congress by southern man. And what
is still surprising permitted to pass by unre-
buked by any southern wing. Friends OF compromise
friends of the Union OF the democratic party
what do you say to this revelaon CAN you support
party whose member speaks thus unrebuked
There was another remark of western democrat,
on Friday last in the House of Representatives, which
was spoken aside in the play When he saw the mo-
ton to Law on the table was made by MIR. Stephens,
southern whig the western member said, (and we know
not how many more sympathised with him:) "This
ton comes from the south-does it, Very WELL if the
south does not stand up for herself how can she expect
us to stand by her /" He voted accordingly in the affirm
alive; though, we confess, do not admire the vote
nor approve his logic.
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JAMES BUCHANAN, !
An Invitation.


Alta meeting of the Jackson Democratic Association of
Washington held jackson Hall on the evening OF the
Goth instant the following resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
Rssoved That invite political opponents in this
CITY the stand such time and place as shall
mutually agreed upon discuss the principles espec-
lively supported by the wing and democratic parties in the
present presidential canvass
R'oved That committee of three be appointed by this
association tender said invitation and that our opPo-
ncnts respectfully invited appoint similar commit
tee effect the arrangements for the discussion
Messrs John f. Norris, +. B. Robinson and David
Hedrick, were appointed on the committee.
In accordance with the spirit Of the above resolutions,
the undersigned committee the part of the jackson
democratic Association, tender the above invitation to
our political opponents Of Washington and inform them
lar committee be appointed BY them in order to carry
?SHH I a SSSS1s' {comn'''es.
f. B. ROBINSON, }
Juy27, ls4s.
On motion, il
Roipsd That the aroregoing resolutions be published In
the Union and National ntelgcncer Of this city
Acopy' DAVID HENRY WOOD, Secretary
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OFFICIAL.
JAMES X. POLK,
President of the United States of America.

JAMES X POLK,
President of the United States of america
To all ,chom IL may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited thai
JULIUS FRKpKRcH has been appointed consul of Hanover
for the port Of Galveston
do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him free
10 exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and prv
epes as are allowed the consus of the most favored
nations in the United States.
Tn testimony whereof have caused these letters be
made patent and the seal OF the United States to be here
unto affixed u =, a..
Jav of July, A. ID. l848, and of the lndepend-
H. 81 ence of the United States of America the 73d
BY the President; r,,,rS p po.u
J.xxs BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
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In THE SENATE OF THE U. S.,


Agreeably to notice, Mr. Breese asked and obtained
leave to bring in the following joint resolutions which
read three times by unanimous consent and passed
JOINT RESOLUTION for the speedy payment ofthe three
months pay to the officers commissioned Off
GERS musicians prvates who have served in the late
with Mexico, allowed by the ac, of July 10, 1913.
Be resolved by the Senate and House of Representative
of the United States of america Congress assembled
That the three months pay provided by the fifth
ton of the approved July 49, 1913, the officers
been in actual service in the late with Mexico, and
who have served the of their engagement have
been honorably discharged and the widows heirs
those who have died been killed in the service shall be
paid and settled by the pay department of the army, under
such regulations the Paymaster General with the
proval OF the Secretary of War, shall establish
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Interrstinr Resolution.

We lay before our readers the following resolution
giving valuable information to the public the subject
to which it relates If this resolution is not passed by
the House, these claims for extra pay under the act of
the 10th of July, ls4s, will not be adjusted in ten years
BY the resolution paymasters sent into the different
States. as they will be, they will be all paid in less than
siv months
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The communication OF b, on Post Office affairs, is no
at hand, and is necessarily postponed till Tuesday.
Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, July II.
Gen. Tayors positions examined the less claim has
he upon the voters. To my astonishment the volun-
eers from this State nearly equally divided though
had thought three fourhs would go for Taylor Flmores
position upon the slavery question is nauseatng dose
to the wings in this section.
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NAYS.
YEAS.
ALAB

ALABAMA.
Franklin w. Bowdon,
Williamson K. w. Cobb,
John Gayle,
Henry w. Hiiard,
George s. Houston,
Samuel w lnge,
LOUISIANA.
John H. Harmanson,
Ban I.,u NJ G. Taibodeaur.
Il absentee)
MISSISSIPPI
Albert G. Brown,
Winfield S. Featherston,
Patrick w Tompkins.
MISSOURI
James B. Bowlin,
James S. Green,
WillardP. Hail.
John Jameson.
q absentee.)
ARKANSAS
Robert w Johnson
KENTUCKY.
Green adams, Lynn Boyd,
1ulet Bueknsr, Beverly L. Clarke.
John b. Thompson Richard French,
Samuel o. Peyton.
TEXAS.
David s. kaufman,
Timothy Psbury
OHIO
Richard S. Candy, Rudolphus Dickinson,
John CrotceN, William Kennon, jr,
Daniel Duncan, John X Miller,
Thomas o. Edwards, Thomas Richey,
Nathan Eudns, VIM. Sawyer.
Dauid Fisher,
George Fries,
Joshua X. Giddiags,
Samuel Lahm,
Jonathan d. Morris.
Robert C. Setenck,
John L. Taylor,
Samuel f. PintOn,
James ]. Faran.
e absentees.)
INDIANA.
George G. Dunn, Charles w. Cathcart,
Elisha Embree, John Petit,
Thomas ]. Henley, John l.. Robinson,
Caleb b. Smith, VIM. Rockhill,
Richard w. Thompson. VIM. w. Wick.
ILLINOIS.
abraham Lincoln, Orlando B. Ficklin,
Robert Smith, John A. McCernand
John Wentworth, VIM A. Richardson,
Thomas ]. Turner.
MICHIGAN.
Kinsley s. Bingham,
Robert McCe(land
Charles f. Stuart.
IOWA
William Thompson,
q absentee.)
WISCONSIN.
Mason C. Darling,
VIM. Pitt Lynde
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July 29-5 p. m
Expected arrival of General B"tier.--Piney Point-Tm
markets, &c.
The that General Butler is arrive here
Monday and is expected to be present the grand
mass meeting Monday evening" is Of much re-
oicng among his political friends, whilst whole CITY
will extend to him a cordial reception
The Columbia has Just left her wharf With about flY
Baltimoreans for Pney Point. This fins watering place.
which has hitherto been visited by but few Bamoreans
is beginning to be appreciated here, and has attracted
large number of our citizens this
The splendid United States Isabel intended
for the packet line between Charleston and Havana, is
idly approaching completion and will make her trial p
in about three weeks. She is fitted style superior
o any other st an1er aioat I"
THE MARKErs.n the Baltimore market this morning,
the stock OF old Howard flour was nearly
The supply OF is small, and, usual on Saturdays
there have been sales. held SIS Is at which price
it is selling about as fast as it arrives.
ACY Mills is still quoted IS 10 bat none sale,
cept in antic pation.
The grain market is without the least animation We
quote it dull with large receipts Good prime reds 80
100 cents ordinary TO good 60 80 cents white 100 ITO
cents; white corn A cents yellow 49, oats, (newJ is
25 cents; rye 10 cents
GJ-The Rev. H. siicer Will (by Divine pernission)
preach in the Capitol ON next Sabbath at II o'clock
Co. Fourth Ward and HITLER Ciub-A special
meeting will be held Jackson Hail. Tuesday evening
next at o'clock All democrats dee rous of joining the
BY order. 80. THOMAS CATION,
July 30, 184S Secretary.
door cas-, OF the subscribers the of Pennyva
mia avenue, l4th and + streets.
Inquire of McCLERY Il CLEMENTS,
July N-eodst Druggists
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democrats sanguine, and that the old whis ooncede
the State Cass.
We have looked the whole ground and we believe
csndidly, and give it opinion, that Cen Cass WIN
DO elected President by much larger vote than M fo'
was The democracy much better united tnan 'ney
were four years ago, and the whigswhatever they may
say about "availabitysre far from being IN a. good
condition fight strong political battle as then non
essy believe Hsory Clay could have commanded m"ch
larger vote than Con. Taylor.
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday, O'Clock, D. m
Our express messenger, who left Dublin this morning
has Just arrived He reports that Dublin then tran
quill and that the grand jury Of the county of Lneck
have found bill against Mr.. Meagher for sedition
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The following are the names of the expected new minis
try: President, Saldanha; home affairs, Costa Cabn
finance Oiveira Exchange on London was quoted, 30
lays 52k 90 DAYS, 521
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PENNSYLVANIA

% absentees)
DELAWARE
John d. Houston.
MARYLAND.
John ". Crisieid,
Alexander Evans,
Thomas w. Lyon,
Robert NJ McLane.
q absentee.)
s ~ VIRGINIA.
John s. Pendleton Archibald Atkinson,
Thomas H. Bayy,
Richard L. T. Beale.
Henry Bedinger,
Thomas s. Bocock,
John NJ Bolts,
William G. Brown,
Thomas s. Eournoy
Andrew s. Fulton,
William L. Goggin
James Mcdowell.
Richard X. Meade,
Wm. B. Preston
Robert A. Thompson
Na,aonix Boyaon soAih o4 Dsn,a n Baringer,
Richard s. UonnM, Thomas L. Clingman,
John H. j. Daniel,
James J. Mckay,
David Outlay,
Augr.stirx H. Shepherd.
Abraham w venable
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Armstead Burt,
(nondescript,) Isaac E. Holmes,
r. Barnwell Rhett,
Richard r. Simpson,
Alexander ". sims,
Daniel Wallace,
Joseph A. WOODWARD
GEORGIA.
Als1an1sr H. Stephens Howell Cobb
Hugh A. HARRISON,
Alfred Iverson,
John W. Jones,
Thomas Butler King,
John H: Lumpkn,
Robert Toom6s
FLORIDA.
f. Cdrringfon Cabeu
TENNESSEE.
yohu Croxir Washington BarYo4c,
William w. Cooke,
Meredith p. Gentry,
Hugh L. w. Hill.
Andrew Johnson,
George w. Jones,
Frederick P. Stanton,
James H. Thomas.
a absentees.)