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MAS TER COMMISSIONERS SALE

DY virtue of Deeretal Order, issued out Of
Id the Court Of ComMon Pleas OF Henry Csun-
+ nnd directed TO We as Master Commissioners
of said County, l shall offer at Public sale Mt the
door sf the CsHrt House in the Ts~n Of Napo-
'een. on the ,9'h day al Janusry next. between
tho hosrs of 10 o'clock, A. M, and 4 O'clock r.
NJ. sf said day, the following accribcd real es'
tate te wit.
Pho south east quarter of SECTION nun,ber Two
az Town Five (s) n"rth ofRanes ~ seven east
containing l60 acres situate in said Henry coun.
iy. Tsken as the property Of VIM J. Jackson
to satisfv a deer'e in lavar ofElijah Doad.
Appraised S2il8.
E. SHE FIELD. .Ma,ter
Com. Vf Henry County.
December 18Th la47. 358sv
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S!iERiPF'.o SALE.
EXECUTION:

''''' r., sums EXECUTION
Stsp'.' h. H.-ris)
DY virt" wi, rutioi to me lirsetsd rom the
- olrto Gngn0i Pleas OF III. M rOu .ty. O 10, |
wis or 10 sal st ioo' Of tie out Aousr Kp'i'a,
Putrnm 'ty. G'o. nr 70 my oi Fl uP'y o .
iSea. hrtve-r t.e u" o. o., A. AID four o..
ro- =. ", th' riowi. Rel Esiatr. Situated in sai
.5uHst Putn"iG, wiz:
rle ST n'r o. i- % III east fractional qfa-te" oil
svG (5J it. Towny.Ip lr'm south o. Rnase
~ east oiiaiiig eighty Q) acres OF land more or
lrss.
zen re tie p4op"rty Of stapen r. Harris TO satisfy
Judgment in r4vor Of G; !eO' = u,ps.
ROBERT DOUGLASS. S=hrif
Putnam Co., o
sHENlvy's 0EFtrE.
Kaliha Jauuary ilth 1916. sSSew
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kesOteci, That hSweyer much w.. IN Y Ia
men, the existence OF the present var With
McKee,, yet we are ia favor of is vigorous
prosecution 10 the attainment Of an honora-
able peace.
ReSoiped, That Califarnia and The northern
Prov'nces)nf M.xico, having bsen wrested
from Mexico by the chivalry Of sur viciori-
Gus arms in jusli6able war with that per
idious Republic, belong to the United Slaies
hy right of conquest.
Resolred, That the United States oughT
no TO cede away any portion Of the list men-
toned territory now in our posse sson, but
that the same ought Id all coming time re.
main an integral psriion Of our Republic and
lasliI. 4 memorial of the indomtabls coui-
age cf our "cl,zen soldiery"
ResOlred, That although we consider slav-
cry as au evil alike inim cal To our prcsperil,
and The genius of onr democratic institutions
and lis extension a curse, yet we diselain'
Ill right ID interfere with il where il already
exists.
Resolred, That it is the imperative duty
Of The present congress TO pass an ordnince
iM ever prohibiting the exislence Of slavery
n California and the Northern provinces o.
Mcxc", now IN dur possession: and that moi
to pass such ordinance wonld be to give I,s
INTRODUCTION into ,hOss territories The mega
We sanction sf our govsihiRehi aid I'd sac
fee territory already free, TO The MulJch Of
Slavery.
Resolred, That We are not 6nly in favor Of
'he adoption of the ""ilmo' Prov So" but al
so in favor ofprohibitug ,hs African rae, oi
ny Of their Descendants, from permanently
:sidng in said territories.
ReSotrrd, That we will, with jealous
ye, watch the actions Of these who u p" scn
- ia our National and State Leg ;slainres,
and that not being willing 10 sacrifice III.
rus policy of ohr country 10 The Temporary
1pndcnry Of others, We will not directly Or
indirectly, vote for; aid or co,in,enaace any
# ou public servants, (sven ,ho'lgh he be-
shielded by executive tavors,) win" my ms-
pr sent our views or shes Un tic subj q,
# ,h- Nv lmni Provlsp."
Resoired, That the cogdnc' If our dis, IL
.u'sn.d Sena,or, the Hen. W il.n All u
ni 'he House of r. p'esrnla,'vss Ii"m Ouio.
IN so,ing OIL the snij CT OF the "Wlimo Pro
slsD," deAetve our W rmest thanks.
Kcsotped, Aud whereas, it is not probable
that any Of our b uiocriiie eiiizsas canc "n-
ven emily attend the Democratic Conven,on
% bs held a, Columbus on III, 9Th day OF
January. Tneretore, be i, resolved tn,
,rr"by requesI Eli I. Isrp.n oi the ONO
Press" 10 tas' the voie of Pcrud'ng Csnniy
1t SAID Convention, and is her by uhorzoI
20 do 90
On moti"n Of Henry MsrceIIus il wes
4 heH ResUiped, Thsf the procre d ngs "i la .
nee,lns be aisned 10y he Cha'tm ~ an. Sec.
rs.a,y an BE- publ shed in the Oo Pee,
and kal,d, Venture; and ihAt this neota 4,
to now adJnnrn.
JOHN MASON, CHA
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BYORDER
OF COURT. ~.
PET /, TION FOR
n. nm, rnThAT

Tho"s' II B. Hphr"' PETITION FOR
Samuel Fl,.trr.op. 's E, a. PARTITION
ENY virin si IN ntd,, from h"rcrurt Of com.
Ed men Poas If Pnrna!a c2untt '','e. 10 Ne
ti cut, will ofi.r ior sale s,t'' CO o I'll C art
ousr IN s,d rountr, OH he I2 4 '' ot rehr.n-
r.. \. D.. l848 hrlwssh 'Hr'hah s oi ten o'clnck,
A H.. and tsnr o'cioek, P NJ, the following Re.
al Estato, tow':
In lat nu nbar f,rtv 400 id ii ,uwn o. Gil hos.
n the said c.uats Of fPmnn II, together with the
appurtenanees thereto belonging.
ROBERT DOUGLASS. Sheriff
SHrRrF's OFFICE, - ..
Kaiida. lanuarl iith. 1913 358"w
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fhr popular series of articles IN '}EALttl
MODEL. COTTAGES. AND NEEDLE
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will be coainlod, and such o'her features az
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&c tho work, tn. MENTAL AND MORAL
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the more modest taste sftkc ladies Of this
country
THIS IS THE BEST TIME TO SUB
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TERMS. .y
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sTEAMSoAT DISASTERS.

The Belle Of lilin"isr, bound for New Or
leans. struck snag oa the 18Th inst in th~
M'ssissppi river, aud sunk i.am .Aiataly -
huat ~ad 90 b.lss Of Co,'sn are a total lo.s
The Steamer weHwood, belonging to the
Gulf 'Railrsad Company, lurH ltar three
boilers below New O,lsans. killing twelv. of
the craw and seriously iniuriug Csp,ain S~il.
~ Ne passengers en- board.
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X A LID A HO L Il l..
j A k1 r. s n. VAIL

) a NJ IT. 3 IT. VA d
! AS taken the well known and
AsuA eommodous Tavern Stand fern.
Es:s crIy occupied by T. r. Mcclure. This
nssS House has heen thoroughly repaired
&sslkss1 this fall. and 10 now well fitted 10 the
accommodation of the travelling community.
]. II. ". feels confident tha, those who favor
him by selecting HE house will find the accom-.
modstions and attendance equal to those Of any
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords. and his bills will he found reasonably
low to suit the tines He has also large and good
siabling. and designs to spare no pains TO secure
Ne eoafsYt and ccnvewisAse sfh1 guests
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SHERrFF" St4LE.
EX XgCUr ZION.

>. EXECUTION.
He,ry ru op',
ei - o. u~ il Ey' u,'o 10 divi-tei from tire
ID OIL, .! CJain0n P,.As of FL iii Couu y O. 10,
siI' i'r 10 sale tt' Goor oite out ousn il Ksiih,
Pu' 'ty 10, On ~" .t day oi Fcu uary, A. D.,
ls4s nIwre"te on Of 10 o'"o". A. H.. and o .
cior, P. NJ. owilA i"sr lied real estate lying In
.rir "oI ''y oi Put I'm I'd Nit:
T sou' east qu rIer "i '"on mum e. tarse () towa
: ip ;uln ~ We Got sf Ran,s .uih s'ven ea-t,
otsi i,tons uadred aad sifIy 60l OF ad
or tss.
r.ae, Rst:" propa " o. -y :doiph to satisfy
Judgment in favor Oi David Avs.
ROBERT DOUGLASS
hDs.if tutnaIh Co.. o.
SBEaUv's OvTrcs,
Knidl JANUARY llth le4e. 35sew
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iHGNrrtrIo

Near Mount Hope. Csiumhi na County Ohis, on
the I6ih December, by Rev. MIR. Erritty, Ar
John L. Crowell. Of Pntnan county. to Misc E.iz.
absth B-nner of the former place.
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TO TIE PRESS,

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Lsdy's B Ok please give this AM early 'ns''r'
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:hrrsfore ask this favor on ihDs. wno wIIh to
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LANDS FOR SALE Nv GREENS
3UR.I row TSHIp

~ If sshscribsr is d. s'sus Of disp % r of th
Il so~ n ,a't OF s"'hIn twentg -lya township
ony north of Range six east. in Pu,nsm Coun.v.
beng 3lJ acres. Tn l'nd is capable Of making
one OF the best fnr:ns IN the county, and will b.
sold low. For particulars o. the terms of sale ay-
ply At this Office or TO ALBERT STUMP.
rurleton, PieksSay Cou"'y. Ohio
Aug. 10. I847. 33Sfa
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e. Day, sly

GEIT.NG UP BEFORE rRE WoRLy IL AIRED--Banu
Pruu,ne. once the bright particular star" ~
Er giish ia shion, being on OCCASION nsAe the
cause sf a uhny noaysaHass with walsh ae va
sffl cied, attributed it partly to his having soi w
baiore the 3orl was aired, " and patlj 10 ais
hay,ag breakfastsd in the room wish "a damp
stfangor.' In such climate, aJaIssnrss or tEght
cough may be very gdod subjsea FOR = joke. bu'
in this country, where tho Thermometer sometimes
rises or falls forty d.grees in twenty-foar hours
even these apparently uninYpitsnt s!mptons az
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predispnsi,ion In the constitution to puimonar,
diseases. Consumption will tread cldse on the
heels Of the lad .catisas rlsre is nj diff i:uity
however, ia escaping tho danger. if ,hs proper
stscalt,a ,.ut.a va tnAly use Of W;tar's
BALKAN Of W,ld Cherry. One bottle Of this in
valuable panacea usually relieves the worst case
sf cold, and restores the sufferer TO health.
hr See advertisement. S57dw
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COVsU IprIOV!
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r IST Of Letters remaining in th. psH Office
4 at Kaliia, o., January fst., 1858.
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News by Te,egrsph.

The news by electricity, up to the latest hour
last evening, from the South and the West, as
far as tie Potomac, and beyond the Ohio river,
is not startling. but II is interesting.
The rumors of peace with Mexico are as fresh
and uu certain as the sands on the beautiful
shores o Couey Island, during high wind
while the dissentlons among the wings, on &C
count Of neral Taylo-, are as stormy as the
shores of the same wonderful island, during an
eastern gale. General Taylor 10 certainly
great disturber of the peace, for his name is play
ing the devil with the politicians at Washington,
H4rrisbursh, Albany, Columbus, and every
where In Columbus, Ohio, Colonel Weller,
one of the heroes Of Monterey and Buena Vista,
was nominated on Saturday by the Democratic
State Convention there, for Governor. ay,
the same convention takes up the question of the
Presidency, and may nominate a candidate be-
fore adjourning If so, we shall know the fact
tonight, and will publish it tomorrow morning.
The leading candidates for the Presidency,
among the Ohio democrats, are supposed to be
Cass and Taylor. This is very important
movement
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INTELLIGENCE ct TELEGRAPH.
Intelligence FROM WASHINGTON.
TROUBLE AMONG The TAYLOR WINGS.
THE rREArY OF PEACE.
THE MISSION TO ROME,
DC. &c. &c.
WASHINGTON, Jan 8, lS4s

WASHINGTON, Jan 8, lS4S.
There are indications of great deal of trouble
among the Tay lor wings. The National Wing,
hitherto recognized as the Taylor organ, has
taken down the generals name IRON the head Of
its columns.
letter has been received from the city of
Mexico, dated Dee. 14th, lS47, stating that the
Mexicans began TO dlsbelieve the fact of Mr..
Trist's recall, and to regard the rumor Of it as
a means to act upon their fears. There is no.
thing further with regard to the treaty, although
there is nothing tending to invalidate the state
ment relating to it, except the absence of con-
frmation.
The House committee having cognizance of
the mission to Rome, are determined to report
in favor of a minister resident, instead of a
charge, or full mission. The fate of the ques-
ton is still uncertain the only certainty being
that mission of some sort will be sent. Bishop
Hughes has never been thought of in connection
with it, nor will he be sent in any event. There
is reason to believe that he would prefer that a
layman should be sent.
Gen. Shields is applying for the command OF
an expedition to open the way between Tampico
and San Luis, to be carried on in accordance
with the instructions of Gen. Scott.
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ADVERTISEMENTS The public will recollect
al all the advertisements in this journal are
freshly inserted every day; and are, therefore,
always new. The advertising columns present
a species Of city intelligence more Interesting
and more curious Nan any kind of intelligence
for the general reader, with the exception
of that from Europe or Washington. No one
ought, therefore, 10 put down the Herald
without reading the whole of the advertise
ments for some of the "wants" and no.
tees, and other announcements, are ex-
uemey curious, very useful to all, and very
necessary 10 be known in the ordinary affairs OF
life. We mean to rsvolutionize and change the
whole system of advertising in New York. The
old system of inserting stale advertisements. for
a week, month"; and sometimes year, was
wasteful extravaganza, and utterly useless. No
one ever reads them, or cares for them, and their
Importance is entirely overlooked.
Remember, therefore, that all the advertise.
ments in this journal are new and fresh every
day, and present variety of very interesting
| CITY intelligence.
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Military Court Martial.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

INV dIIs IOfo
Gen. Scott is said to have been recalled from
Mexico. The name of his successor has not
transpired. Rumor mentions several generals,
but the one who received the appointment, if
any, is not yet known. Generals Worth and
Pillow, and Col. Duncan, have been ordered to
Vera Cruz, where court martial has been con.
vened to try them upon the charges which
caused their arrest by General Scott. Orders
have been received from General Scott, request
ing officers of the army in the United States,
on leave of absence, to return to the seat of war
respective commands in the army.
/ give you the above news as received it,
upon authority generally believed reliable. 1t
is currently circulated and credited throughout
the city.
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SnIpuinR Inteiilxeuce.

BosroN, Jan O. 10 o'cIock-Beow packet ship Washington
Irving from Liverpool Nov 26 Capt ceker Of schr Abbott
Lawrence, died very ,uddeny last night
MOBILE Jan Arr ship Sters London Sp briggs Loren
Hav,ns Figaro do; Cszudor schr Odd Fellow Province
town. Cid BRIG Mary Frances, Havana.
NEW ORLEArs. Jan Arr ships Alice Wilson, (BI) Hull
Eng; Cha!otte tBr) the powas john Ccsar. New York
ess tspj Hayana Harriet Thompson. st Martins; sp brRs
salvadoia Hsvsns Oteo do Br bIgs Scotia Kng,ton Ja
Jane, T.mpico. Cid Fl ship yeNa HavIe ships Ind.peo
Halifax; bgs Tit. Havana; Street, do Lycomng.
Sp brig Rea Barcelona; ,chrs Sophia Tampco; jonathan
WaiuWrjpht, do
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, IAN. 9, 1913.
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio,
nominated the Hon. John B. Weller as candi-
date for Governor. Col. Weller commanded a
regiment of Ohio troops under General Taylor,
in Mexico The convention postponed the ex-
preston of any opinion in regard to candidate
for the Presidency of the United States, until to-
morrow, (Monday.)
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CONDEMNED TO BIZ HuNG.--Two slaves-Jim
to MIR Dssrabsp Of the parish of Jserson-were tried
on Thursday last for the murder Of Gabriel slave also
belonging to Mr.. Destrahsn on Christmas night Jim
was condemned to be hung. and Dick sentenced TO re-
.i-e ons buojred shes 70 be Imprisoned eight dsy,
1nd wear irons In the service Of bis mater for year
~ o. PtssyvNs, JsH. iH.
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left Southampton on the ADD, instead of the 18th
ult. She is, therefore, in her eighteenth day.
The Missouri is nearly seventeen days out; and
the Cambria in her tenth day.
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Navigation and tho Weather.

ALBANY, Jan g. I848-PM.
The southern mail was landed at New Balti-
more this morning The passengers were land
ed at Hudson yesterday, from the Norwich.
We have had no boat since Friday.
We had about six inches of snow this morn
ing, and the weather now is very cold.
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THE PLArNFIELD BANK AGAIN.-Will not the
planfield Bank commissioners accept the pro-
position made by the Messrs. Beach, and get gold
and silver to redeem the circulation ofthat bank
Did the Commissioners go to church al Newark
yesterday When they were in the middle Of
their prayers to the God Of Justice, did they re.
fleet for one moment on the best mode of doing
Justice to those who have been cheated by the
bad bills of that ba Do they think il will be
following the principles of Him they worshipped
yesterday, if they were to endeavor to get the
gold and silver that is offered to them, and pay the
bills without fail
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From the SOUTH.

PETERSBURG, Jan. 8, lS4S.
The overland express arrived this morning,
with advices from New Orleans to the afternoon
of the Sd inst. No news.
The I'd being Sunday, there are no later mar
hot enorts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-10

THE TROUBLE IN THE WHO COMMITTEE
following has been furnished US as correct list
of the ayes and nays on the resolution to rejec
the nomination of General Taylor.-
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NIarken.

ALBANY, Jan. 8, ls4s-Flour and grain were without
change to-day. Pork, In the hog sold at sh cents
the ordinary lots Sales Of whiskey made at %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-10

SPLENDID EoUIPAeEs have seen running
in Broadway, aud other fashionable streets
some very beautiful equpsges, built and con !,
strucied in New York, and which exhibit taste
in their appointments, as refined and as chaste as
any that can be seen in Hyde Park, in London,
or in Champs Elysees in Paris, or the Prater in
Vienna. Who are the makers and constructors
of those equipages, and the filters up of the har-
ness of those fine horses We shall endeavor,
and take paine, to give full account Of 'ho,e
equpagss in few dsyr, end 'helr -,yrrsl
makers