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The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
Nr. corwin's remarkable Snrrfh.

We should be hoing iniastice to onr.>wu feen,s
 We should probably d.sseat from ilIe opinion of every who heard Mr Corwia---sr siouli vi,- late the lniuncioDs of t+,ih, Il d,t Hpt irahLiv admit the power with which he yesterday adressri the Senate against the compromise btH. His r.- mafkabIe speech was h,ns, and plausiblc. andelab. crate. and, m some respects, brilliant efo,t; but we have never heart a speech more eSrasagaht ip its staiemeDfsofe offensive to the feeugs ol halt the States Of this Union exasperaing e tiis whole Somlh--more poiHtedy adspt d to tccd ths flame oi aboi ionisn and iaDaiiet-m How could lt be otherwise \ theme oi this ag,iaIing char TteI Is always especially when treated iB the liona sptri ot tis speech cslcalard to csaife the strongest feelings. Eveu the eoqaenee of the ora tof aud the exifasagat pictnfes oi hs uainalioa. ant hs bold ard plausible sophlsiFy, are otsiy calcG- laied to barb tine arrow aud increase the ddngsr v
 The URioB eoald scarcely withstand of topg time the violent shocks ot e sfIen5ting Iassion to ahich the orator appesied ia, ariy two hegr. - Yet there IS consolation, it Is hoed. iB the fury oi his attacks. We have never heard asgl- insht which could so stiongIy have shown the cessiy of passing cosnfTomi-e bIii, si of -etiing the question sA once, aad glsing trasq fy to tlsv Union, 2, this speech of NJ. Cofwih.
 To such exhsmes wAz he baHsp 'risd that VIC should nOt have been very much surprised Il, after his unqualified and impassioRed ,leBaneiai oa Of si- very. aud his sectionai nsulting apoa thss slas asehoders he had wousd st, bis speech wiih tsy
 ag asescistioa upea the table. dee isriag shss shs
 Free States waald 10 longer rr.nain partners NIlh the Southern Siaeg. & uailed in this gssat reDir.l eracy. so bong as thss heid sIssrs is bondage.
 IL gives no pleasure te say that thts speech ts worthy oi Mr. Cofwin. Hr Nlo took lile s.de at Mcsto sga,.'st his owa country he eha iHsoksti inc bteody hsas to siseusI gallant sti,ets .isss Iutabis gave be who ~euld have relosed b.s own spanty the sgpplies ~hleh sise wanted daring
 tnteign VAT. is Das engaged ie te iaoFe iaal piir pose ol exssfeIaiins oss pviiioa 0t 0u country agsiBs, the eibcr. His madness wouid Bow shaka the very pillars ei the uulOB itself
 He talked Of inc coassBlioa which fosmed the constitution. Ne e,''Id not help ihinkpls. fhai fl ,he enton of oI had been ssie np of sl,eh nea ss Mir. Coswin, shosild have had ihe bisS sed eeRs;ifptlen under which we have hvssi w-,e administered the sae asesa! olaisng AslEt. which he has venlased to brsng isio ah Amerir es. Senate. it could scarcely saItse the shocks os ie hstfstisg ram. Prom sleh sdienea councillors | nay Heaven saIe the fepsblic .-~ URisa
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MONUMENT NOTICE.

IL. persons holding monies collected Tor sthc
 \ erection of a Monument in honor of the oiiEers ,sl soldiers. who have fallen in the Mexican War; ,.- requested by tte Monument Committee, to pay ,sr the ssme withou, delay, to the Trcasureri ana s,vard a Report, or the subscription upon winch bs money was collected, to Col l.. J. kcardon' sefrstary of the Board.
 The above notice is given, berarse shieieht sum s. not vel beer, received by the Treasurer 10 de- t,, inc cxpenses connected with the removal 10 lf.aps,s. of those who fell at the battle of Baena y,,la; and also because the Committee desires to ssew the amount that has been raised for Monn- eeai purposes ,,,,,,
 Little Rock Nov. 2ith. VI.
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A CARD.

'I,HE undersigned has been engaged Tor many
 \ years in the constfuction Of large Sectional Nlaof Aikausas, which he intends publishing in f, coarse of the ensuing year His position as n-fi.man in the Surveyor Generals oihee of this >ata, for the last eight years, has given nm tn the fa,r favorable opportunity of laying down the To- s,iaphy of such map as nearly perfect as can g ,
 In osIor 10 ensure the u'most possible correct ,.s in the position of County Seats, r. Offices, md raa,s. he would respectfully solicit all those F. Masters and others interested in the correct loca- boa. ol County Seats, who have not sent in the .anbers of theil respective places, To bc k'nd .slsh to Il, so al lher earliest convenience; and al these who have been so prompt as tn favor aa vill ,he necessary information, he hereby ten
 .,t h,s sincere thanks. C. LANGTREE-@ LLne Rocs Ark's Ma4 30ih. Isls.
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cad that the saafe, asd every elsnns and srtlcfe thsEeef. may hs sAservcd aud salfaled wish good faith by lhe Uaisea Ssaass and ts etissns shrrcaf In witness whereof, have hsrrunIe sei Eay ha.si and caused the seat ef the Uited states te bs al. f1cd.
 Done st the city of Washsngion. this fourth day
 of Iaiy, one thousand rigas hsWdrcd sa forty eight, and of tiss independence es tho United States the seventy third.
 JAMES k POLK By the Prezidcnt:
 yAMEs BUcmASAS. SeerssaEy sf Nsste.
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NEW N Q R K.

of the doctrine of the Resur r, ro,lian aud other subjects herewith connec- ii by lhe Rev Charles P. Turrentie, late of the Tcuae>see. and now of the Arkansas Conference, N ( south
 Tbe above will coaiain 100 pages, mo.-Prlce ir5o
 P.r,ons wishing to obtain copy of the first e.ipon. wil do we'll 10 forward their names 10 the a,hot al Little Rock, or give them 10 any ot the mtul,rs oi he Arkansas Conference, oi the M E'
 . >,uth
 -Euie Rock June 10, lSlS. JUL.
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Professor or .WsssiC.

Yr. r. R. KxSSA, respectfully informs the citi- i.l. of Little Rock, that he will give instruction m Nssi,, upon inc Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute aud tsrdnett.
 Ais terms are moderate. and will bc made known .9os application to hin al the Anthony House
 REFERENCES. i .ht Rev Dr. Byrne. His tN. Gov Drew, s.r Me. Walsh. Dr. R. l.. Dodge, P Rytrand. Albert Pike, ! E. Woodruff l.. J. Krafho". aat r. T. Crutch6eld, Dr r Burton fitlie Rock, May go, lSiS. 3s--tf
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]. D. Adams & Go.

IWE lust received, per late arrivaIs rom CIn- II clnntti.
 Isno ibs sngar cured cahvassed Hams; l7o0 !" clear Sides;
 l- kegs Lard boxes Sperm Candles;
 l2 " Star Candles,
 half bs Butter Crackers;
 Water
 l2 hls Vinegar. Waic' " II be sold cheap for Cash or Country 'fsar- June l5,. isis
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HeMfHL .NnficC.

NR NclNTYRE, DENTIST, respectfully iniotms Ihp patients and the inhabitants of Little koeks safsly, that he will return in about two or three sfess, when he will be glad 10 see those who have eetyci the benefit Of his practice, and those ds~ 'eai o! ob'a,a,ng ii. Professional appointments fi' ath Nr John II Robinson. merchant, will be ia1caly attended to, st the end Of the above pc Gt
 lane 6, iSis. 39-
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froa Lie Joda Doaksy. Extraordinary Omis,i0

We have hitherto aegseied io give to readsrs the paDgeni and powesfai resolutions passed hy the Philadelphia whis Conssn,inn previous to ,ts al. ioafnfsashi. Ti@y te the ;,o.i sad .ssiie skey maj De Iegasdsd as sse Nhig platform n ihe soss- ing cssspsign. PseAent q glance sli the opiiieis of G~a. Tseics apoa sii moiisd pcsais of na:ioa- al policy e--They are al soiioas.
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, E-2S-- -EwGSl N E DICT N ES,
 JUST RECEIVED,

ft, ANT
 VIE subscriber iseonStantly is \ from New York genuine assortment T ol Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfi- - "erg, Paiais, Ols, Dye stafs, Sc, Sc. sf, p.1 1'ee' Medicines, among which are Dr, Fay ls,., ,sh ot Liyerwort; Jayhes' expeetorant. H,... S'na'ea' Dalley's pain extractor; Hays and .s. nL'iarnt; Lin strengthening plaster; kom- s,,n., .'imiuge' Moffatts phrnix bitters and veg s..,'' phis, Bartholomew expeclorant; Sphon s g.4+-,s, odndges balm of Columbia for the hair; ,1 nelie4s.eii;um.
 VI Nhich will be sold low for cash
 DR. R. l.. DODGE,
 A4iNhsm street, doors wes, ot the le..u- Anthony House
 '''A' lSio- -i2-tt
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-veARKAMs AS 3 A W W E R RY REARDON A. GARRETT \ { THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADHfNCE.
FIRMS OF ADvERTIsING'

 ar. n, no lines, or less, first insertion, !" and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- tsk '.- sr in lines and not exceeding ID, 10 be tsfr-IG,' G .,rare and half--over l5, and not ex- ssiseu so as two sauares-and in that proportion I,rser advertisements.
 " ~" '., ,ssuned by some responsible person.. q pafm' ;.1;vidual account, at the above rates, "~. ,a s,D and under Sl0O, in Aie year, dis- 'ao,',Ir or ?, per cent. will be made; and when II can in s1u0 or upwards, in the same pe.lou' e,',n; of 3sl per cent. will De mae. NO neHuc s'fol", will be made if payment be deferred oa ho"e' shall have expired nor will any rec .,t,en be made on lesai auNe'''''AS"''' 'sf1'''O la" "coyTTRACTs " ~ BY THE YEAR ,v,sejinr 10 lines. renewable at pleas. $2o. 30 !" SV
 :, ,yert,sements. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, A" so lines, as the case may be, subject to the %' %',".s and discounts first mentioned; and no con fads ,scse rates for less term than year. No l,,,;on for occasional omissions; and all contracts .to year 10 be paid in advance
 | !! M sTaNDINC ADVERTISEMENTS. '" :" "" months, ss square, , q a 10 d l2 I5 12 ,u .,,ndac advertisements will be charged at the ,,snt,oned rates, unless contract De made when i.r ;n.ertion and must be paid for in advance yo % person will be announced for any office, either ,, :" .l,,e or county, without the advance payment "r,rc,l circulars will be charged as advertise .,,ls and payment required in advance.
 Io ,ob win hereafter be delivered to any Persor ...b cbom We have no regular dealings, until pait tll alyettisemcnts must he marked with the nnin @ of insertions desired, otherwise they VIII De con ned nptil forbid, and charged accornnSiy'
 yoy,f;Ation will be made from the above rates S<iorIc number of the paper, l2. cents
 ,nletters mus, be postpaid, or they will nov re- ,.i,s any attention
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(Ollcc. !NMgOr Ar.

NVEEVEs SW9 EE NFs 'D) B'ss Rio coffee - lava do;
 Pepper
 Ginger Root:
 Rbl, Tanners Oil,
 Crushed Sngari
 Powdered do;
 Box refined loaf do;
 {" Lemon syrup;
 Black Tea,
 Chest imperial do 'oo Lbs cotton yarn, S'e ye. aud f,r sale by VIM. B WAIT.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

" - = - -. VI s - saadsy. Asa atasls.s shs tAsass a sasAsys 2 Taylof,
 Whe hss bssh Ia ll,s lsahss sf ei iss. l.s- rlaa- tatisa to Nov 0sleaha ta attend ths Sunday hesue racs@3 2 Taylor.
 oaehs net pioas nershafn whig. to hs~ shocked al ihisf They oagst pea.
 whyf Because Daniel wel4aes eAys Ghere src no Sundays In revolutionary t,mes.s aud brcaase
 q
 zTsy'or is the whlg bannsr
 Who PrpHoHaead Gep CAss to hr can ctiicer ei the highest pssmsse's t;eR. narstsSa, h s report of the hsstle ef lhe Tissnses.
 W he aaEats that Gsn. Gees .s an ssntat4e, insl- hraFted Iaa. and lisaa '.seisaFwrtcF Iswsia.psaes sAts's! IeAn vaa RaFea.
 Wac admitted that, Im aonslnaslng Con. Cas- the B9timoEe eontcrtfaB RemlaAtrd "a rrnlietsan ef talents. of respeetnllty and of the most exemplary perseaal chsrarteF''f fhe National Ist~liisracer, Who said that, wleR he wsnted sliBg well done, he 90, BurIka te do IT LAFAYETTE Whe ts oslc of the BaiisFsf The democratic eau. dtta'e foF the Vice Presidency
 Whe donhts that CaSN and Batlrv are worthy of the high stations that awaits ihemi Nshas4y
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

We hope that shese ssArling opinions ush have fai! ~essis' with The pnelc Ia supporting old zack know exactly what iiae of policy ia ease of hss election. will be carried ot n The af the goserament Ei--zAcK-iy
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

And whereas the said treaty. as amended. has been duly rathed both parts. and the respective notifications of the same were exchanged al Qnese- tare. on the ihirtieih day of May last. by Ambrose H Seyier and Nathan Clifford, commissioner on the part of the government of the United States. and by Senor Don Luis de Ia Rosa, Minister of Re- s,ons of the Mexican republic, the part of that government.
 Now. therefore, be il known. that I, JAxxs K Polk. President of the United Stateaof America have caused the said treaty to be made pabe, to tho
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09
COUNTY NOTICE.
ROAD TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby given that lbN Cvun :
Commissioners Of Punam County, OIio, al
their March Session, A ID. 1913, levied for
Road purposes within said county, the sum
of Three Thousand Two Hundred d Jllars,
being at The rate Of forty cents upon the hun
dred dollars Valuation, as The same stands on
the duplicate of Taxes for said county for
the year l848, and that all persons owing
said Road Taxes may discharge the same by
labor Upon the Public Highways in tho pro-
per Road District, or upon the proper Free
Turnpike Road, at the rate of seventy five
cents per day, for such labor as provided by
law. N ALUM SMITH,
& nl Auditor.
ArDToR'S OFFICE,
Putnam Co. o.. May Sd, I848.
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A&E1RBa
ASHES! ASHES!!

WMT ANTED, by the subscriber, any
Wv quantity of Ashes, for Which far
price will be given. Those within . few
miles of X 'lida will do we'll to save them,
as they will be found n good article for this
market. THOMAS COULTER.
Kalida, May 8, lS4S.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

e. The, OHIO Statesman gives at length
from The Jou mails Of the Legislative proceed
ripgs, the yeas and nays on the various propo-
sitions 10 secure the honest management oi
she Wooster Bank. As was TO be expected
tie Wligs voted against projecting the pee.
niIe from ihe. gross fraud which has been
practiced upon them by the dishonest mana
ogers Of this rotten concern. Our then SEN
ator, Hon. J. W. Waters, opposed the cha :
Ter Of the bank till it would refund to the la
borers and contractors on the canals, the
amount of fraudulent and iredeemable bank
paper caused 10 be paid to them, known,
said pnpef 10 be utterly worthless and ire
deemable, while, this institution was acting
as an agent 10 pay contractors. But Mr..
Waters was voted down, and the corrupt,
conduct of the Wooster bank directly sane
toned by The vote Of every Wing in the
Senate, And YET Wing resolution mongers
kEswing these facts, prate Of its being a De-
Inocraiic bank! % g,,5 S,s.' +. &. ,.,.. .,, Y.
'gll.s ~ e r. e'zsi2ts, ,o esi3Sle tiArt
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09
ADMINISTRATION SALE.

STATE OF Ono, Sale of Real Property
Putnam Gopnty, IS. by order of Court
lV will offer for sale, at the door OF the cour
House in Kalida, Putnam County. Ohio. on the
22d day of April next, between tie boucs of er
O'Clock, A. M, aud four O'Clock, P. NJ. the fol.
lowing described real estate, as the property o
George B. Miles, deceased, to wit: ss e5
The south west quarter of the north east quar-.
ter OF Section twonty-one town number two south
of range seven east. containing forty acres, be the
same more or less. Appraised at $4,000,
Terms of Sale, one third cash at the time of
sale, one third in twelve months, and the bal
ance in eighteen months with approved security.
SOLOMON r. MILLER. ~
Naturalization Of Me Estate of George b. .Malcr,
decreased.
Monroe Town ship, Narch IS, 1878. 3s
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Lee 1RtAr kLMEDhlioR
CONSU MP1ION!

Among all the famous medicines fJr Codsump-
ton, none seems to be meotiig with greater sue
cess gaining a higher reputation tiun thai
mosi wonderful article. r.Eg W Id
WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
That it stands at the hend of all other remedies
is now universally conceded Ii has cured thou.
sands upon thousands--of all classes--in cases OF
the most dangerously. consumptye characler.-7
And physicians OF the greatest eminence through
out opr whole country unhesllatingly rcconm md
it os the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
OF Pulmonary diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy. The sale made in lho Western States
have thus far been unparall6!ed; and the most
gratifying proofs Of is efficacy have beea recciv-
ed from every place where it has been used
thousands of 9 ~ aili.
CONSUMPTIVE PATIENTS
have already test its cxuited virtues, and cou-
essed its surpa ssing excellence and amasine
power. The remarkable success of this Balsam
is no doubt owing in great measure 10 the pa
cuiialy agreeable ana powerful nature of its in.
grekient. ltisa Nt'-.
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE
Composed chiefly OF WILD CHERRY BARK and
'be genuine ICELAND MOSS, (the latter mpor
fed eSprcss ysfor this purpose,) the rare mddicul
ylt,ues OF which are also combined by new
chemical process, the best ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION OF. THE LUNGS.
The following we have Just received from
Mcssrs Joslin & Rowe, Druggist IN Newark
IN this State, 10 whom it was communicated by
john WlGer, Esq, citizen OF Burlington
Licking County, Ohio;
Burlington, Licking co.. o.. bee /. 1873.
Messrs. Joslin g. Rowc--At your reques |
her ewith transmit to your statement of the ease
OF Mrs. Winner and child, as nedr as am able tc
communicate, which you are ut liberty to pub
ish if you see fit as | feel desire to iuform the
world of the effects Of your invaluable medicine
called Wistar's Basam Of W lid Chefry, to which
BY the Divine blessing, ain indebted for the res
toration 10 health OF my wife and child. 7fi 81 aa'
About five years age, Mrs Winner was attack
edwin n violent cough, pain in the chest and
side, and symptoms OF approachable consumption.
During the interval from that time to sometime
in February last, she had been treated by cmin-
ent Phy ysiciuns from Utica, Sylvania, HOVER
Chatham aud Newark, and with only partial rs.
liet OF the most urgent symptoms. About one
year ago, he caught violent cold, which seat.
ed upon the Lungs, producing an alarming ag.
gravaIlon OF all her pre-, ous symptoms. Her
Physician vas sent for, and despite his best eff
iofts, she began rapidly TO SINK under her disease
Cough, Expcctoraton, Hectic, together with
night sweats, soon reduced her 10 u complete
skeleton. In February last, her attending PLY.
slc'en deemed her case altogether hopeless;
council was called. aud after deliberating upon
her case, unanimously pronounced her beyond
the reach OF means, AMI expressed their opinion
that she could not survive but shor, time or 2
weeks at iarthest. She was at this time entirely
conioed TO her bed, ,and scarcely able to articu.
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i3N@ Later! gaA
Arrival Gil ttse Steamer America.


Arrival Gil ttse Steamer America.
We are indebted 10 the Ohio StGtesmau
L he following telegraphic inier;sg ..
New Yora, April 80.
80 ,,a yreat Cbartist meeting on the l0th,
II $50, !, r',;o''v. 200,u00 persons wer3 in
aue4l~. IS G. a' petition, signed
BY milion l1ao ,.,a- ,ft~ Parliament by
a dencta,ion irou! the d ercnI societies.
ireland remains quiet o9ctawed by the
large force stationed within her borders.
France continues quiet. 5,,1
Denmark has commenced the war against
Holslein and Sleswick, her :. voltcd Provil-
ces. "A fierce battle was fought near Fleus-
bulgh in which the Dlnish forces were VIC
torions. Tho loss on both sides was very
severe. ees ya-11 enG4 ss =
The remainder of the news by the Amer
ica, state the probable interference Of 9tbe
King Of Prussia, between Dcasaask and her
Provinces. The Poles have commenced a
revolution and have thus far been successful
agaInst- The Russian soldiers. There has
been ffightfnl riot at Cologne.
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NOTlCE is hereby given that petition will
b Y be presented to the Commissioners of Put.
ram county, Ohio, at their next session, on the
first Monday in June, lG43 to lay out and cstab.
Ish new County Road, beginning on the eaa'
line on the south east corner of section thirty
six in township No. one north OF range six east,
thence north four miles, that is, to the south east
corner dissection twelve in said township, thence
one mile west more or ass, to Intersect the Tur-
key Foot free T'rrrpike.
April a. 8l3, --,. Brew
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

O. The N. o. Pcayune contains trans.
la,ion of Santa Annals farewell Address 10
the Mexicans, written at Tehuaacan, March
N,lS1S. After acknowledging the honors
received from The Mexicans, he proceeds to
state that a sense Of what was due TO his
country caused him to return from Uev-
anna TO aid in resisting the invasion llom The
United States. On account of the confusion
occasi0ned by three internal revolutions, the
main elements of resistance were wanting
but honor urged him TO the field, while !ie
was obliged 10 combat civil discord and cal
nuuy in addition 10 the American forces.--
He recapitnaiates his difficulties and his SER
vices, and attrih"tec his failure 10 unavoida-
bic difficulties, .nG concludes that as an Eek.
ecrable' peace hn 1Hfn made, he can he of
no further sue - his country. and he mere
fore exiles himself. l as
j. Since writing this address, Santa Anna and
family, under the protection Of an American
escort, proceeded to Vera Cruz. with view
- king their departure FROM Mexico.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

i We perceive that the Lima Arg
gives a much more favorable account of tl,o
fatal affiay which took place on Saturday
week last, near Section 20, on the Canal,
between Warlonbe and Eaton, than was re.
ccivcd by us. The Argus represents that
the deceased Eaton, was crowding War;on-
be, off the boat, when the fatal shot was
discharged. This would make out a very
different case from that stated by us.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

I Tho last Upper Sandusky Pioneer an
nounces the decease of Col. PURDY NlclL-
vA1xE,sU. s. Land Receiver at that place.
Tie Col. was a man beloved by all who
knew him, and his loss will occasion deep
and sincere regret among an extensive cir
Z Gle of friends. .Is1 saeis 81 tH
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Timcs sd molding Courts, for Is4e.
SUPREME COURT.
Putnam, July, " Defiance, July, ID
Van Wcrt, - 10 Williams, 49, g
PuuldiDg, /" 90 - Henry, :" 25
FC0MM0 PLEAS

Y Defancc- April a, July a. November H..
Wiikanls- April 1, July-Il, Noyomber 81. +
Pptnani-April 10, Juyl8 November 28.
Taa H2rt--April %, October u.
RaGlding-May 2, October "a.
Hcny--May 9, November Z.
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o. 0a readers will be Interested in the
perusal Of the letter Of Cass;us Nj. 10 Henry
Clay. Il is a severe expose Of the decei,
and political dishonesty Of the great embodi-
ment of whig principles. !, charges him
with an ambition which swallows up consid-
erations of friendship, truth and principle, as
of no account when opposed 10 lis gratifca-
d tion. In style il displays the bitterness Of q
newborn enmi'y, and yet has mach Of the
energy and directness which distinguish the
express on of strong truths. |, is a Wings
opinion ofa Whig, an intimate and relative
speaking Of one whom he has thoroughly
tried, proved, and found wanting. We COM
mend it to Wings and Democrats, as show
ing how hollow a thing may be very popu-
lar idol, "Alas, poor Henry Clay" ,hpugh
no Cesar--for Cesar was not accustomed TO
detea,-hc nevertheless has his Cassius!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-09

1t is reported that Judge Read, of The Su-
preme Court of Ohio, has been appointed
Attorney General Of the United Stales.--
Gin. Queen City. -am33 sugaa
Whether report speaks true or no., Judge
r R,ad, has as a julist,a breadth Of thought,
firmness., integrity, and Independence, which
eminently quality him for The station he
holds, and for that which report says he is
about 70 receive. ~ 'l'