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casion 10 notice Blocker, believing, how
ever, that he was as brave as men ever
get 10 be, nor did see any reason 10
change my opinion, for durlng the who le
of The charge he figured some ten feet IN
advance Of his company, except for mo-
ment. he stopped 10 prime his muskett.
when the gallant Lieut.. Morasne cried
come on Blocker, my brave boy" b. re-
piled "wel now 60 ahead, ! am with you,
III load as ! run, for want 10 he with
The foremost man. so saying he sprans
forward, and was soon again in advance
of his company, rushing forward in The
charge, and believe was the first man
that crossed the ditch IN which the enemy
had been sccreied.
"Al The battle of Chapultepec and The
Garrilas, Blocker had command Of the
company, (Lt. Morasne being sick, and
It. .Abney disabled from wound received
| at Churuhusco. from which he has through
the mercy Of God recovcreJ,) aud his no
ble and gallant conduct excited The pride
of our gallant Gen. Quitman, who, al The
| Garrila, seeing that Blocker commanded
noble and superior company, ordered
him out from under the arches Of The ac-
queduct, by which they were partially
protected from the showers Of grape aud
canister that was rakins the arches, he
was ordered ou, for the purpose of assist
Ing in planning the battery, but no sooner
had he formed his company by the side Of
the arches, than single ball (l2.rnunder)
came and killed him, together with four
ether of his company, and four of The best
soldiers in the company, my friend Goodc
being one of them. They fell within the
walls of the city, and am proud that in
doing Blocker justice, can say, that he
wasflrlhcr in the road towards the cnerny's
battery, when he fell than any other per-
son until The city was formally surrendered.
Necessity compelled me 10 bury this dear
friend without coffin. which grievcd me
no li,rIc, buried him within few feet
Of the gates Of The City Of Mexico, and it
NAV be some consolation to his friends, 10
know that his request was fulfilled, which
was, that if he should hc killed, to be
buried OIL the spot where he fell
SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.
We have been favored, by one of the
Delegates to the Convention. with the
following list Of appointments, made for
The ensuing year. The Convention ad-
journcd on Monday !7lh inst, aud wc arc
happy to learn. that the session, though a
brief, was most harmonious and agreea
BILE one. The Missionary collections reach
ed nearly $4,000, and the appropriations
| for the Colored Missions, under the care oil
the Conference, amounted TO Sll 900.
!CharieSton Mercury.
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Extract Of letter from G.. w. STYLES, o
the Palmetto Regiment, dated,
NATIONAL PALACE, City Of
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1.-THE friends Of WESLEY BODIE. E<1r.'
announce him rs Il rar lida:G fnr The Office of
Sheriff of this District. al the ensl'lng election
January II 2l
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GREENWO
~ ~ RE a HS ~ EN ~ HNNT

VI II ClN w OoD
EHaIHsAEIE ACADEMY.
(Und'r The control Of The Baptist Dsnum-
nation.
MH r. e MRS. ROBERT II. NICHOLS
lVA have the pleasure OF announcing 10 their
friends and the public, that the third session OF
their School commenced, with very fatteiihg
prospects on Monday the 10Th inst, aud that
they hare secured the permanent assistance of
Miss SARAH A. WRAY. of Augusta, Geor.
ga who will take exclusive charge of The Md
sic aud Drawing Departments.
iunImrv II St So
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n School Teacher Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN Of morality, who Is COM
IA potent to instruct youth in the higher
branches Of an English Education may find
employment rear Duntonsville, Edge6eld rs
G.. ....es,Appiy 10 =
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Co.. G.. D. MINIS.
C. a. MEles, Adjut@nt. -
January 81 81 o.
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,Ianuary2l
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jalrrlary 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

DY vir,ne Of az order TO me directed FROM II
- court Of cornfIon psns Of Putnam COUNTY
ohio will offer for sale at public suction on an
PREMISES on Saturday the 7sthy day Of February
next. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. "
md P. NJ. ofsaid day the following rent estate.
viz the north west quarter of the north wos, asr.
ter Of section twenty-thrse easy township two (s,
south OF range seven ~ east. CONTAINING fsr,v
acres. Appraised at two hundred and fifty dol.
lars and to ne cold subject to tho widows doAer.
Terms of sale one third III hsad. sne-thiId IN
six and one third in twelve msnths from dsy 81
sale; deferred PAYMENTS to be secured by nsr,.
gage in the premises. <.t. ..
.g..eh.,.. HUGH VANMETER, Adm,r a.
January 18th lS4s aat6 seo
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1TNaE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

FEyIE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
Il Many who ave witnessed the extraor
dinary cures effected by the geauine Wistars
Balsan, of Wild Cherry, seem disposed to regard
it as the Eighth Wonder Of the World!
"Why," say they, ''the Wild Cherry Bark and
Iceland Moss (lie two chief ingredients of this
wonderful compeuud) have been prescribe.
from time immemoria, by the best ply sicians-
but never, before, have cures so extraordln.r,
been performed" ..t..Sg EttA
The reason is osvious-Tho preprietors ,f
Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry. do not claim
(or their highly eelebFared article any far-fstche.
my ysterous, miraculous power. They have open
Iy acknowledged the simple nature OF its ngre-
dients and only claim FOR their great and invala-
labedacovery theiexclusive secret Of ell hl@
u llTHATl JUDICI0uSa COMBINATION o4
ofngredients which gots make up this richest
curative compounds tsse 9's3tsi1 ait
The mos. skiilfal and scientific physicians nov
prescribe ,nis asdis,ns Ia their practice while
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BoprLy EXERCISE IN EARLY Lffr.-To
etter the active motions of children, as soon
as they have acquitted he use ofiheir limbs,
is barbarioas opposition Of improving then
minds and manners, is an insult. 10 common
sense. o. 1, may, indeed, be The way TO train
up elevated puppets fur shor, lived prodigies
nflearning; bnt never to form healthy, we'll
Informed and accomplished men aud wnrnen.
Every feeling individual must behold, with
much heartfelt concern, poor li;,le puny crea
inrrs of eight, ten OF Twelve years of age
exhibited by their silly parents as pn6cien,s
in learning, or as distinguished for their ear
ly proficiency in language, elocution, music,
or even some frivolous requirement. TIE
strength of the mind, as we'll as the body is
exhausted, aud the natural growth Of both IS
checked by such untmely cxertions.--
Wngafs Casket. ~
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negioc,ya I,scso:s, u Ell. p:actiee sAd lIass
miol, although ,he} ds III aAeir chsFlish spiriv
con 90 % ujuru the ado Of ,Lis-- aiapseple's u.
vorite nedieins--fhcy arc NJ t'e same iisne eoln-
peiledtoaskaowlrdgs ilaianosent qaaliliea
We know tho medicine II harlnlass and III the
world . witness tl.at sbe incdiooe outrsi What
moro il wansedl
Price 81 per hos,lS. ar ok ks:l,aaiss s..
For sale 10 Cincinnati BY 5s
SANFORD q PARK
cosnsr fcnrihAnd Walpat sgesss
Entrance on Walunt ssTss<,
3eitv Gessral Agents fcrthe Wea.
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GAMBLING MADE EASY.

We understand thai General Glmbling
institution is about be established, the ass
as Of ,he last batch Of broken banks, TO BE-
under III. CONTROL OF Bolu of Dlieciors
composed of,hr officers oflese exploded in
sil,nttons, in which The art aud science O
gambling is TO be- taught in all its varieties
aud upnn a scale OF the greatest m1gnjficence
Pupils will here be instructed how to swim
die the community gu, of large sums, fifty
,honstnd To Two hundred aud fifty Thousand
'lulars--io puck tn pockets ct the working
class, aud ruin hundreds Of unsnsp citing
sm i'll dealers and labnters al dlsi--lnd moi
only keep oiit Of The States Prison, bur to
preserve Their reputation and standing untaf.
nshed. 1t may b. obi boctrd that there is al.
ready a sufficient amount Of this sor, of ed
ncalion ex'an'; bat we reply thai there can
never be too much Of good tlr'ng, and thu
he more bankrnpss there are, the more peo
pie w.i be called upon ''o skin there eye,
aud ,his the palcap've faculnes of the CON
manily at larga viii be strengthened han,
|developed. Bssid's, this may be called
strcty u paiaaic enterprise. Engjgnd, AZ
is well known, has long borne the palm 0
iihauciai rsscali'y thuughon, The work.; bu
~ believe thu tIns is cunning in which III
Tihauclc,s ofahr United States in general
ani Wall Street. III particular; may assert I
claim 10 be- placed ou iuoiing with the mos
accomplished swiudIvrs IN Great 'Britaht-
Il is true that the magnitude ofthe operation
oh this side Of the water cannot az vet b
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comp3rod to the gigantic frauds oioH royal
4fiaht6rs. but i N bee'lieyed that inc proposs-
~ General GsmbljNg lnsl',Iiou, i properly
cltrica ou,, viii 20 FAR 70 ell1rge The views
of our country, and enhance their powcf 70
do evil. -. .I 1,.. "A, ~ E>.
The Gcnerrl Gaahling fas,ilu,pn gii,be
Gated ia pleasant and rom hi;c vi'lise OF
pian6eld, New Jersy, in a splendid building
which has been liberally beqaealhed fr thai
purpose by retired fi,pciar Of grea, celeb.
ri,y, who has len the Ntaic and never intends
TO return 10 it, if he can belr il. Tie go
yeno,s Of several states, both Young and
old, have been already brbcd in favor, Of tue
officers Of The new institution, and nothing
can prevent lis doing a, once splendid bus.
mess. except the scarcity Of fools in ihe
world-a thing not at all to be dreaded.-
The independent and incorrupiible editors Of
The Jonx DONKEY have been literally paid
by the trustees Of the new institution, and
stand ready al moments warning to get up
panic 0f the most terrific description, By
these means The notes of the General Gamb-
ling Institution can be. bough, up by lis Sc
cret agents at ten Acentsson the dollar, and
re-isyued a, par. the moment tae panic sub
sides, This, and an immense variety of
similar "!air business transaciions," cannot
fail of realizing 10 the Stockholders very
handsome dividends, and enabling them in .
sor' time = sst all law and reIribution al
defiance. Persons wishing to invest money
in the above safe aud reliable institution ma,
apply a, The oyster cellar under the New
York Sun ofice.-John-donkey.
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NOTICE!

shereby given that apstition viii Sc pYes.s.
Ated 70 the Commissioners Of Patasrn eous,y AZ
,ae,f March Session is48 tAs
Williams Tswn Strte Rossl, ss foilswsa q. .yt;,.1
d Beginning tween,y three rods sas, al Petor. I,x.
'ers heuse IN tse south exist qusrtar of she soifs
eas quarter Of section thirty. Eve III riley towN.
ship IN said county thcnsea ltsIs SSstloisN Nossh
to thoconsrof The sAld south casa unr ter af sSn,s
ast qlNier thense Aorsh TO me Mount Blsn sksrA
7fate hosd,thsn west ca stbe Monns, B,aehsvd
read uh'll y inierssc,s the ss,i yFiliiaus TowH
'afsbruss f.rS4sst snn " IiTilss ssl 4
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

D'sa Dss'. ;.'''' 4, ,',.. EXECUTION IN sr
RY virtue of writ of Execution TO me drestea ia
- court of Common Pleas DC Fairfield Col,y Ohio
v Ter for sale at the door or the eour hpuse In Kada
Putnam county, Ohio. on the eth day ofFehruary A. D.
1919. between tile hours of 10 O'Clock A. H. ana a.
ock p. NJ the following described real estate iyins In
aid county of Putnam 70 wit: VNst7N $3.50
The so1t quarter ofsec0n auu,aer three "A, ,evu
ship number north 0f Range number seven ia ess,
oltaning one hundred and sixty 6O acres Of land msrs
or less. tt3 III e3lFfTff !. 1e .r.i isr''N'"
Taken ssthe property Of Henry Rudolph, 20 satisfy
judgment In favor OF David Avyrs. s HYiSF
sFgiNg .h'q.rs2 ROBERT nogeLAss.w
Snssrps'p OyYics ~ ,aa3llGs'tT .sSV1- SSSrSF-
Xaiiaa January llth l64s. n 81! 5s,.. ", .f asa.x
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NOTICE.

Y s hereby given that a petition will ks presau,.
ed 10 the Commissioners of Putnam County.
nhio, al hoit next session praying for the locauss
ot county TO, d. Commencing at the SchosI
House in District No. 5 in Monroe Township. il
'ald county; thence north to the, centre line Of
section thirteen; thence west on said line to is-
rcrsec1 e' the Lima and Perrvsburgh Free Turnpk.
road: thence north one hal f mila 10 the g.etie,
'ine; thence wsst on snid line 40 as to in,e,ssrt
the SngarRidge road in Sugar Ciesk Tow cship ID
said county. 1'f' a,sk l'fS'
Putnam CO San. ism i843. aals.Aw ssS
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Congress have now been nearly eigh'
weeks in session, and so busy lave whig
House of Representatives been in d sclarg-
ing the pubic businaeS-.so much Fonder are
theypfwo dst,al o. lporks that o hi momen'
the Presidents m.ss.ge ms al been dsr'h-
ulrd AMONG rhe diifahnt chmmil,ees. This
is a species Of alacri'y and energy, in wing
House. which is scarcely p,ralleled in the
annals Of American legislation. Everything
drigs. III, whole business Of the session
is KEEP back 1t would really appear AS il
gentlemen have com. here 10 debUe aud to
act; and this, too. Al a iins when We are in
the midst of 2 ign w,r--whrn the execn-
i've dep,rtmen, IS pressing for supplies and
when The wings themselves, who had loudly
complained Of there no, having been men Ell.
ougb scn 10 the artiiy, have moi vo'ed one
regiment more, and Talk Of sendidg hot
another man.--W Warrington Union.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, l5iS.

Ramors are rife here that despt'cbes have
been received this afternoon from MIR. Tris'
THAT Herrera has been elected President ui
Mexico, and that The prospects OF peace are
decidedly ftiering. a4 tisf.rgyyq
have no doubt that Mr.. ,Trist is acting
now ii Mexico Under Instructions from the
government, NOR have ] any do'Ibls .hat the
prospects. Of peace are Entering, buithat any
developemenis as to the precise ch,ractet q
Trist's despa'ciIes have beenmade from Off
cial quarters, do not believe. aa5iio I'd 5og
q II is also impossible that news of Herrcra'
election could havo been received here, a,
9ef4ss Nsx xeaa4 4Sa eNrta ~ 'fis a
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Gideon Saume,
" ( EXECUTION.

80 -, EXECUTION
virtue ofn writ okexeeu'ion me direoted frnr ia
- ronri OF common Pleas OF Licking county Ohid
win ofer for sale atts door Of court house In gnIis
Putnam county Ohio on the l9th day OF Feb, nary A. n
eorNP. NJ the fo"veing Real Estate, situated In ssa
The west half of the north 81 Il
section ave 5 in Townsls nnmber one south Of Ran-s
erht s east containing eighty so) acres OF land ers r
less. 4IGe sl III ~ = ~ ~ '''." '' $3.50 W
Taken as the pIon.v Of Stephen R. Harris IA ss,i-
judgment, In favor Of Gideon Stnns ll''T'S iiriS
3 .7u t3 3; f1iu ROBERT DOUGLASS, ssb,lfg
,4,,., Putnam Co.. o.
Ka'lia January Iith 1884, .s-.,.t.., ass.,r
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BYORDBR
OF COURT

Thomas H. B. Hpk;ns, PETITION rox
Samuel El,ekerson e. .,{ PARTITION.
DY virtne OF an order from tho cnur, uf com
Nd mon Pleas Of Pntnam county, Ohio. 10 me
directed will Offer for sale the door Of the cour,
house in said county, on the lz,h day ofFebrua-
rY, A. D., l848, beiFeen the hours Of ten ocloek,
4. NJ, and fonr O'clock, P. NJ, the following Re.
al Estate. 10 wit:
In lot number forty (4o) in the town az Glhss,
N the said county of Putnam, togsthef with The
appurtenances thereto belonging.
,.-. ROBERT DOUGLASS, Skerif!
SHERrrr's OrrrcR, -
knlids, January iith, 1848 J' asss~
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v6n WI .ectie,ct thil DE 9lrunI # ihe
yoIos of me 9etctrl M"Sitan Sales vas posi-
poned ,psIaauntg or Fcbppy,l iantbat re-
member which, aud the Official result. lhare
fps. gould not possibly now be knpwp.s
Tint Herrera received amsjoriiy Of votes
vas ssweil known months ago as i couh
be now. from authentic sources, am ncv
erheless inclined to believe that prospects
of pence are bightenng. ~ va IL.
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'l'mouGHr Thought is the electricity Of
the brain j, shoots 10 the remoest periods
Of history, and touches the first link Of life
II dashes through the elements Of fire, air.
eatth aud water. Il penetratcs to the depth
ofknoWl dye, and rises TO the gates Of Hea.
ven. Ii is All infinite small ray Of the Deity.
bestowed on him ,nly; it reiins IN him from
corrup,iLle to . sli-itual exrstshce. COL
lv1se it, and 70. will be refasd; neglec, II,
aud you will be debased.--J. II. Prisr.
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when were British officers able 70 restrain
the ,rpopa which beyond ooubi. wero The
hast discip,inod in Europe, from outrage and
rdllaqo in tbs sack bf strong-holdss ~ SPAN
and Portugal in ,hsNars q the ren'nsnli'
VI, towns hive been taken, iorncallo''s
eorned and popalous cities occnped D, Tue
American army. who with proyoc9liqhs sucI'
:. Wsll;no,oh,s ,roops never received frop,
m - ensmys have vet fofbofne the ordinary ac-
companiriens of war, revenge andA dApllage.
Who have respected the religion ot those oi
mn onnosi,e faith, the rights Of enemies,
shemselyes regardless ofall rrhi--who have
.hoWn mevcy and exercised iorbearauce to-
wards 1 ,,ecpIe from whom they received,
In case oi any reverse, coilld expect neither.
The department Of our troops we repeat
10 unparalleled in the history .ot wars, anc!e NJ
O, modern. There is indicated IN this, a
moral element, and a moral training which
cuub, more 10 command the respect OF The
World than the courage and skill which led
the second coroueror of Mexico with seven
thousand ,rops in the face Of the most i9rn',
dable obstacles, into the most celeora'ed ana !
one of the mos, populous cities on Nhls con
,inen,. II. as has been suggested, the unpar.
alleled bravery and success OF onr army, w'ii
> surely command the rcspec, ct Europe ana
deterihe nations OF the old world IRON in-
turo aggression Upon the United States
much more ought the extraordinary mofaic
Of our troops 10 have lis effect upon them
gelf government is a higher qualify even
than r,ersoual courage, and if any people are
destined 10 extend their name and tame 10
the ends OF the earth, il must be that people
who are capable Of ofres,rainlng their own pas
ions. He mus, first govern h'nseh VINO
would be true conqueror Of OF others ne
,ha, ruleth his own spiril" says The WIS, >,
man, I" is greater Than he who take'h ac'y'
/, is matter Of surprise that this feature
In the conquest of Mexico has not been NOR"
commented upon, aud the department OF our
hoops towards conquered but b''e,' rscS-
less and Ei,hess enemy more appiauuGu
lnlhe dazzling accounts Of successful oa'''"s
npains, triple q iimbers of the enemy We
have ,foteot,en 10 notice s,ha, which - the
real, greatest glory ofour Generals, officers
and soldiers in Mexico--there introduction
among theif savage foes, Of those principles
Of justice, humanity aud morality, when II
they effect Judgement in The breasts p. OF 'he
Mexican people, will accomplish gFeaI'eF
ana more lasting victory than any ever won
sound of trumpet, or, by batteries oicannoI = or
by personal courage in battle or sege. F"'
n will be victory which will establish a.
monQ degraded people the true principles
oflibes,y and ~hich will introduce among
,hem moral element and confer upon tNem
power Of self government which will ioreV-
er forbid the hope Of third conquest o, tue
far.fau,sd ely ofihe Az.ecs, - Retd'o o'7 7 our
L ~ alma t-pty ,tg8'eigp GuRk.
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GlvH NO PAIN Breathe not sentiment
say not word-give not an Expression OF
the counienance that will offend smother,
OF send thrill Of psin TO his bosom. We
are surrounded by sensitive hearts, which q
word, a look even, might all to the brm
with sorros. If you are Careless OF the O.
piliions ofo'hers, remember thai they are dif-
lerentl, Constituted from Yourself, and new
eT, by word or sign, cast a shadow on a
happy heart, or throw aside smiles of joy that
liuger on pleasant connlensncc.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
George ). wisht.rmsn,I .............s r. Al,

,.''', '', :. oEcnErAL oaDus.a ..s'
I2Y virtue or order mo dreesd from Tie cosrt Of
Common Pleas offse county Of Patnzu and State OF
Ohio viii offer for slis at the door OF the ourf house.
hs.we.n the heurs Of tan o'r,ork. A. . ami fouf p H.
the following eserItsdres estate lying In said county sf
Putnam, to wiz 17 -.
Of kalida.,r g...I . s''}e.rs.4 ~! " ~ ?
-" ROBERT DOUGLASS. Ss.-y.
FHRRtyp's OFyicr, 3f3 N .gp9lsps
kalida. February LIST 1913. 2eieH
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Moses Lee. Admr. Dc bsnisl TH -u+3Et
.gsa. orthe Estate Of Noble
Beverage dsrd. }DECRRTAL ORDER i3
/ rs It.rt
Isaac Leftover.
pY virtue OF an srcer 10 dirscted from the Ceuri
of1nmon Pleas OF the County OF Putnam. Asd Ststs
ofoe will or for sale at the door Of the raut house.
in sah county Saturday the fourth day Of March Ia4a
etveen ths henrs often o'clock, A. NJ. aud four r. H.
fhe following real estate wing In said county viz:
Lets numhered nse 5) snd ak E OF the subdivision of
ent 10. Ne thrtyens and lot num- thrse m sfths
OF cut Lot nHmhsr twenty Ia thd tswR sf
Raiia. .-s aF,
. ROBERT DOUGLASS. sAs,ia.
SHEsIry's Oryck, rs
Salda, February lst. 1873. -t sslSw
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AITIcHMENr NlOIT1cE.

Al ET,Persons Interested will take hottcs that
"A Ebeneger Gpblc On she Eleventh day Of d.
cember, A. D. ia47. sued ont awtit Of Attack
ment frsn the Court OF Common Pleas OF Pvinati
County in the State Of Ohio. aesins, Alfred Rus.
co for the sum Of fifty dollars which wTi' has boon
served and returned 'ig9gtF@WirW 81 F@@
.l ugr-,l s,i,,y A,ies,: MOSES. LEE. Cle.k.
Dated this 3iaf day Of Jan. A. D. fY4s.
Metealf & Huber, Attornits for PiE. sezfw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-02-08

sbf The proceedings is lren'od % be pn5Iis6 a
IN the democratic papers
II begins % bo time 10 organize the plrty
md prepare Dr tho apr 'aelling camplso
We take it for granted thai the nominee oftlle
convention will meet wirh ,hpaundi-
yided sippdrtof the democratic party. OI
The reahl,, we. do not permit oqrsalyest2 en-
teitqip more confident ,convictipn Of the
success Of the democratic candidate! We
can not be defeated by any man, or any com.
-biassioa--by any coaliten-or any casts, OF
characters--let abe whig candidates be who
they may-with discretion and energy, uni.
ou ofe;ouncil, and firmness Of principles on
The part Of the republicans.-W Washington
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