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VETHEREAs the comn,issie ners hcrttoior,

VETflEREAS the Commits ssieners heretofore
w appointed by m nc' Of the General AS
semly oilthe Sta'e, oI Ohio, passed rbruary
18th, 1913. 10 lay ont and establish Free .Turn-
pike Road, beginning at the southwest corner OF
township urnber one north Of range number
three east in Pnulding county, running ia o
northerly direction ,s,,he north wrst quarter Of
section number thirteen in township number two
north OF Iange number two east, thence north TO
the Nlnumce River. &c, have discharged the
duties imposed on them by said net. and hnve
filed in this tffice npla and survey OF said road.
and reported iavorablv 10 the establishment Of
'he same, ,rF
NOTICES hereby given to all parties inter
ested, TINT the Comm iUncrs of said C"unty al
their March session, A. ID. i849 will hear the mp,
pication 70. damages oi my person or 7trs"ns
ON account Of tho locnlon of said road through
his, her, or their lands.
eF ,H Byordcr Of the Commissioners.i "a /
ALEXANDER SANKEY LATTY.
d ,t II .Aud,tor of Pqulding County, Ohio
AuDToR's OFFICE. Panldng Co., q. --,s.,b :
January Is. fo49. l0dw
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that there will be petition
il presented 70 the County Commissioners ol
Putnam Connty, mt their next session for tle 10.
cation Of the following county road, viz Com
men6ing on fhe County line between Putnam
and Hancock Counties, eight rpds north Of the
south, ,eest corner ai section twenty -iour, in Ri.
ley township, Putnam County, thence west 10
the county rond leading from Webster TO the
Mount Blanchard and Cherry Ridge State Road,
thence westerly TO certain bridge in Deursr
Ams:uz' lane, thence " esterly to iniersecttbe
county road running between section twenty zone
and twen.y two, thence south to the corners OF
these sections, and thence west to intcrsect the
Wiliamstown State Road. ? % ~ ol 0t
, ia;ml1ossG biba9 MANY PETITIONERS. T.
January %, l849, I0dw
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]. DIR. L,iFISIER'S y
VEGETABLE AGUE OR, TONIC AND
ANTI,BlLIOUS PILLS,
Are for sale IN Kalida, Pstpam Co., O., BY
C. HaiRICE.

4 They are warranted for the cosi eofploO
per box, see bills accompanying ,hefl pills
Each box contains 43 Pills; Messrss r. w.
Shawhan and Jesse Shryer, merchants of
rifiin, after 10 years experience the sale
of medicine, testify that they are the most
popular aod e,ninenlly successful medicine
they have ever sold, land m.ve than a
score Of citizens, of the first responsibility
certify that they are ahe best medicine, after
the experience Of the last season, they have
my knowledge of. They are perfectly
HARMLESS, both for males aud females aud
children, under any circumstances. The
proprietor offers 1900 dollars reward to any
one who shall de ,ect any metallic substance
in their preparations. Judge Pe'tpger Of
l'ifin, says in his certificate, one. box Of
Fishers Ague Pills cured three Of his fami-
|ly. The Rev. A. w. levitt, testifes, he
read medicine in the proprietor's Office, and
assures all whom il may concern, that the
pills are entirely vegetable, and tina, no poi
sons are part OF their composition, and
that they are deservedly popular beyond
every other medicine Of the kind. in his
opinion. The Rev. J. NJ. Morrow, and
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey and others, express in
heir certificates entire confidence in iheil
curative properties. Try them, all who have
the Ague and Fever, and you will realize all
the benefits from their use, that is promised
| by the above recommendation. g..,, s;s a
DIR. L. FISHERS VEGETABLE Bill
EIOUS OR ANTl-DYSPEPTlC gPURGA
TIVE PILLS are a family medicine fo
25 cents a box, which will contrast in goot
qualities with any other pill Of The kind in
use. The testimony in their favor is tha
lthey are active in their operation, without
occasioning debility. They should be il
the family of every body that lives in bin
ous districts, where Ague, bilious, remit
tent, and other fevers prevail. These pill
together with DR.. l.. Fishers Ague, Pills
are in most cases, all the medicine needet
to break up Agus and Bilious fsyers.
Purchasers have the privilege Of using
Of box, and if the pills do not give
satisfaction, the balance, may be returned
when their money shall be refunded.
II Pills for sale al the we'll known establish
ent Of ss,sd lsd ags G. ii. RICE.
! Ka Ida, Jan. IL, l6l0. 4O9ac
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Rus Hxcsk The hastcnarsF 70 gel
.,Sesl,hy by tusfine SaIief ire golden pliah-
tom on ihe shores of The Pacific, would DO
well to ponder the following sober 'lnhguage
of Mi. Henry Coleman IN The last n0mbei
Of his excellent work on European Agticul-
|uire: M sxNp n9t'9 Hd KY EiHsas eA' X
The ,ras wealth Of scommuaiiy, u its
labor, lis productive Iabot "A man Is mot
The richer for houses, which he cannot occp.
py lands, which he cannot use !; money that
|he cannot spend He might own conf;
nent in tho moon, bu, what would that avail
him. He might die Of starvation in the
vaults Of the Bank Of England, oiin the un
disturbed possession Of the riches Of the
mines Of Peru. Labor is the great source
aud instrument Of subsistence and wealth,
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ss NOTICE

n S hereby given, that there wili be n petition
E EApfesented To- the Commissioners sof Putnam
County, Ohio. at their March session, I845, prav-
ing for an alteration in the county rond, running
from the souil,-east corner Of section 81, II N
R8E. to the Wiliamsiown aud Ottawa State
Road, 10 Ottawa township; said alteration to be
as follows: Commencing at the north east col.
ner Of section 81, TT N RS e, thence cast on
she old survey SO rode, thence northcasterly 10
CHARLES Gesinger's, theace on the nearest and
most practicablerout, until t intersects the Gill
bon and Webster county road at OF near tho
junction Of the road aforcsaid, and the road run
ming onearabssrissri3 stQ 'gtR 0tg "a
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'N(,1TIC,E

Is hereby given. that q petition will be pre-
sented 10 iha Commissioners Of Putnam
County, Ohio. al their March Session, praying
for County Road, viz: lnul'tY epo
I Commencing fntl certsin1 point In ottowa
Township, on tho 0uowa nnd Defiance State
Road, OH section seven, due south Of lane lead
ing through the farm OF VIM. Mc0innis, tn ence
on the best ground for road to strike the, south
west corner Of tho north east quarter Of section
twenty, from thence north 10 the quarter pos. 70
intersect the Van Buren, and Defiance Slate Road
al the quarter post, IN Liberty Township.
+ 2 Kslids, February Q. 1899. n' S'th I2dw
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B9 9SARSAPARlLLAs, sYRUPsa &C.a
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. 7hey are rood
Jor n'fa'ng, and coneocted to gull the unwury;
'af9 q TOUCH THEM NOT. } .'Da''A
Their inventors never thought Of curing such
diseases till this article had done it, y. particular
'tuca cfItte pan,phict isedrnesfiy soiieited.I
Agents and oil who sell this article are
sAloM GLAD 10 GIRl UI.ATlssha2
grniui,ously. Putiup in 30 OF. bottlcs, at sa; 70
ozo odp. st. ST. ouch--the, larger holding s oz
more than Two small bottles. Look out and no,
get inipofed upon. Every botle, has ..Nauyhu,s
Vege.able Lithonirptic' MIXTURE" blown upon
the glass ,sthr ,orien signature Of. .Gl c. Vaughn,
on the directions, and &c. CoYaughn, BufIalo,,,
stariped on The cork. None others are eenuine.L
Prepared BY Dr.. g. c. Waugh, and Sold at ,ho
Principal Office 207 MUM street, BufTalo. n
Wholesale andJetai No attention given to let
ters unless post pnid -orders from, regularly con
,tiiuted Agent ereepted post paid letters Of yer.
bal communications soliciting ndyce, promptl,
attended 70, gratis. ~ dif 8fsII FgH HAt7s1
OMcee devoted exclusively to. the sale of this
article t32 Nassau street, New York city; 295
Essex street, Salem, Mass. and oy the p,ncipal
lDluggisis ,,hroughoutthe United States IND G an.
ada, as Agents ea,.y ,v g....,.I ,,a,,.7 ri
h For sale ty II, G LEE, Kalida. g.a
us Err, Davis, Columbus Grove. gl.,a,,s
Hamilton g. Rice, Pendleton. d 4,
Is ]. B, Smith, Gilboa. .IIf 'oHF di,a
June 20. le4S. el sail la,,,n .3slal
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aIf the Speaker did moi declare Seabury
Ford sIeciei, what did be ioi''--Jom-
al. sisy gss t
u Ie threw ont the returns from Defiance
! Z Democratic county--ior a mere clerical
.,,rof. and received those from Lora:n---a
WING county--which had not the seal ofihe
\ itgspf ! Theieby showing that he was either
serv pcrsial, grossly negligent, OF intended
& disregard the Constitution and the iaw!---
NvI sAIs Outrage he excited the Democratic
members, and when they, like freemen, de-
,nandsd fair play he fed in dismay from
: lore their indignant glance!
Any further quss,ionsl- CiS. Eng.
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N FArAL PRAxERs. There used 10 Judge
upon the bench of court, in neigbboring
siase, whose forte was passing Of severe SEN
stenccs upon all poor wretches who came up
! 10 Be despatched by him. In the course Of
his Official duties, he had passed sentence
of death upon some dozen or two maleiac-
tors. Is cut-,hroat genius was up one day
70 b. ssntenced, and says the Judge, as is
I customary in such cases, winding up the
sentence :--aA And may the Lord have mercy
upon your poor SOUL" "Amen," says the
gone! Amen, Judge. and may the Lord
eternally curse or mend yoor old soul, for i
never knew any body toilive long, after You
had prayed for them!"--Boston Aurora
J ,Borealis. sgiiaJ 8et8iaf4 aiiG .aa
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"a NO1YCE

rs hereby given iha, y petition will be prss,ntt
II ed to the Commissioners Of Putnam County
at their annual meeting on the frat Monday in
March, 1849, ,prayiug for the review on the toud
that leads ffon the Defiance road to the Napoleon
road in Ot,owa Township. conimenc ng ct the
schsol house insectiou eight, in said Township,
then east one hundred and forty four rods, ththce
north. ssS,o the quarter post the south line Of
section four, IN said Township.
February s. slez9, - f,i.,lN c,lT' Iadw
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WANT OF FRESH AIR.

= Hon. Horace Mann a!ludine 10 Ill yenti.
| lated school rooms, remarks as follows:
$40 pu. children ons short allowance d
fresh air, il ss foolish as il would have been
for Noah during the delugr, 10 put lis family
on q short allowance Of water. Since God
has poured gu, an atmosphere fifty miles
deep, Il is enough tomake tniser weep, 10
see our children siinied in breathing nEIih
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| ,Attbe lime the people Of tho Colonies
declared ,hemseves, free and independent,
(l776) the Nhole number Of slaves Was esti-
mated al 100000, viz;
Mass sc huset,s. .ilIA& III $500
Rhode. Island, y III &AAs10I4,S7s &
Conneciicui,I a3q alli lTadIAkS,00O
New Hampslsire, lg = n eaBAss s0g6 g629
Nsrl Yosk JiAi s491AaHOa m .Io15. 600
M. f,Ss-i hshasl91 um,af o. 80 ana
i,sw ss,'svl,lsoM Alas sabis ,oW,H
rn snns .s"n'Hfs .sa"Hfs tIissg bqlaSsau sid'S ooo
Matylard.i 2h Ia bss'a. F'a324 ~ so 800
Virginia. l'spH ss''p9l'a1 hs2'9'ah l6,50O
IN. Caroiins, .i.'o 'lsa'.9i''naii3 rs 900
81 81 NH; Iis,lIus 81 llia lgilrs,ol iS,soS
~ 2ai.l-3al- :
Total, a'it g 5Os, s,lss
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SwAsnING M4cIllNEs.
/. p1s f4RkEis XIN.IP GsrFY.A
III AviNG purchased ilafrighi 10 make
AA and yeiid. Aldrich &lFooi's Patent
- W ~ h, I'M, - xc,rr,ryx,r., ANt

III AviNG purchased i,esrighi 10 make
- and yeiid Aldr;ch &lFooi's Patent
> : : WISHING MACHINES -,
f1r the co,lniirs efiAlen, P,itnani, y nd VAN
Weri, respectfully Informs the Pubic, That
ahly keep constantly on hand d supply. nj
this Us. fultafticle iof fnh,iture. Whereby III
d. o. i washing tl0ahcs. &C., eai is
one person eau: d,sas much rs fir1ty 10 he
same iimr,s md with nob sertxpenditure
.6filabprs,han would bs'uquired by the Or
dinary method for one, perseh.lo sgLl'tFai
Any person, wl,ciher manaor woman, can
easily nse The sAbchin as, ,Aand tifanncrs viii
findtholn ageat saving ofhtime and labosin
,il,cir flimlios, land, in full, tho grSops;c,m
thinks they can be faiily recommended ss
simple, cheap, aud ycrynuseiul9 aAs they
are newly in,roducr,lyi 10 this secion, hlcsss.
r. g. n. hopes iha, personss visiting Kaliia
will call and examine these machines Cor
the inselycs.s uoai las ,slI.hA 1loIli sassli
Rights fer tevnships,in either ihe above
c"untirs, will be- sold 10 those who may do
sire them.
a Kslids.s sepisla. 1895 'ssd 'saeb.
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. Religious toleration is Just now the sub
jsci Of much discussion, by tho press ol
Mexico. The editors are much more libe-
- lin. n 'heir b views ofit than 'he clergy The
htter oppose it.ss,a M s,sd bes ~, es edi 81
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.Gop,ss MERGY.

The. night i mo.hsrof the day, ,..b ~
The winter sf tie spring;'s = ,'r ~
And ever upon old decay = 3si9t ~
bsiThe greenesti mosses cling. 9Iillv nil
Behind 1ibe cloud tho starlighi lurks.
Through showers the sunbeams fall.
For God who loveth al His works,
~ Has left His Hope with all! 's
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TSlN WARE, very cheap, for sale At
IL GUTHRfE's
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7 Somebody says that femiles go 10 meet
iup 10 look 1t each others bonneis. That's
downright scandal! They 60 10 show their
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N
Slave q he dsrk ana dirty mine! ~
en- Xhxrvanifyl has brought thee hereslii
Hsw ssn l love to sseIthee shine " won !ivd
So bright, yhsmI have bought % dear!
The tent ropes tapping lone ! henr .,,..,,. I
ttFof twiIihg converse, arm in arm, 's2
viThs jsckal's SHREK borsts onm my ear i lil'T
asui When mir,h sad music wont % sharm.mil9
ristsg iiS bus .iyanrm elplen DIT lqsax5
ii By, Cherieal's dark wspdering alrenms,aof ei
y. Where cane. tufts shadow ali the wild, ~ ,,f,
Sweet visions haunt my waking drsAnis
-nl OfTsvict iSved while still d child 10 h's
0fcssisifocks sinpendous pileds ilamv1ls
By Esk'osEdsn's classic yayes 4 az a4,I,
ssUncursedE BY lskss, vile yellow islavssemis9
t3oqSns ~ aoac5i osEn silw iesirio nFiinJ
n,tsdss dhy-drssms swset, from memory fads!i
n;a The perisbed bliss Of yoush's first prince alf
sst Gas' g S.sh' 4; % i.nsy p'ysaaioqq
% Easffom my sacred, natal cline, ,nIid ssa e
Ii hsasltoan uniimely Rraye,r " sgifiynsa.b
The dafksned thoughts that scared srblms,
Are Sunk In ecean's southern wave. -
slave of ,hs mine thy yellow light = 'AA
o5cG.afms balefuh a. the ton,b.fre drear, 81
"A gentle vision comesby nightsssgi isS3d &
NV lonely widowed heart TO cheer; 20
Hsr eyes ore dim with many q tear. y. =
no That snce wefe guiding stars 70 mine; ''oR
eHsr fond heart throbs with mnnyra fear; y in0
"a leennot bear see ihee shine, falsas a ~
no ii Ais5 ginomgaqx9 istsnHda iaom adl
70: thee, for thee, vile yslIowl slave. bus sin,I
Left hesrt ibat loved true;
Icrossed thetedisss ocean. wave,
To roam in ,climss unkind and newtdal2
The cold wind Of the stranger blew, N ,,,s
AChilbon my withered heart :-iRe gave, Il
. Dark un,inisIy, met my view . ~ ~
Z Aud oil forthee. vile yellow slass!i q sid
ri sloda ail 10 alinsoi iueilllj odE aahs
AIIs. comsn shou now 10 lsts to mock iaiailia5
,b5A wanderers banshs q heart forlorn, lssil II
Nov hat bis frame the lightning shock 10 ) Il,
OF san.rnys tipt with death, has bsrnef q
y From love, from friendship,' Country, tori
sTomsmofy's fond regrets The prey. siifo fls
nUyils slaye. shy yellow dross scorn,s saqBgd,
60. mix thee With shy kindredc clayl h 80 Of
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.WESTER z N'q III TEL =
w 'ra BY Va, MCCLURE ~. q.
wv MCl.gRE, has p,urehssrd and iited
~ = ils /. stand sf5n formerly oseapsd p
'is,@s iiJOn, pssisssa,,na,a ss,,aa CounafIu,. afI, ", s.l,

Where be Willie ,resdy 10 sanisriain The
travelling commnniiy, and all who ,csll,upon
him, in ~ good T,lc sas can bs done IN this
section Gf country. Ills table will be sup
piled wiib the bfsisifatf Tie country affords
and he viii do allsin lis. power 10 make his
.Iionse > pleasant and 'Sgreeabls resort 10
tie ttasclllng' ecofSt,6hlhi,aiiy. ',s
His Sisbling aud other accommodating ATE
ample and will giSs s,iisfaciion.
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MORTGAGE DEEDS, just pInssd ssd %,
iHA teIs q shis 0flas& Aan. lsM saig
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"A THOUSAND NAMES

ssProof cf cufop ID this dist re class n com
plants. See pamphlet. All broken down. de
oiita.ed constitutions from the effect oi mercury
wi'l hnd the brecing Pover Of this ati,cle, 10,
immediately, and the poisonous minera, cradicu
ted from the system. y" 5pJOs sls'''7' y
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DLANK DEEES, .Justices' subpapas. Slim
ID monses and Executions. Tor sale at this OF
flee very. low.--Juiy 30. 8sL aftEp
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y gsARsAPARILLAs, sYRUpsa &C.

der the-hesd Of "'i'N " AeNf' w
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COOD A COUNTRY FL tNNEL al
" 40 Cis.per Yaid fo. sale At -
|R,aI1 G,&ai. At.h, GUTtIRIE'S.
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The Dook-bindinx for Congress.

,EALED proposals directed TO the Secretary of the Sem
received office OF the Secretary OF the Senate the
Capitol Washington until 10 O'CLOCK in the forenoon of
for the ordinary binding hereinafter described, Tor the
senate and House OF Representatives for the Thirty first
Samples of the materials binding, and lettering required,
viii be exhibited and Information OF the probable qosny
work 70 be done will be given al the said oice 70 all per-
The binding for each House win form separate job, and
will be provided Tor by a separate contract
Joint resolutions of The two houses. printed cap paper,
70 be executed in call sheep binding with raised band
and tides. The pro posas viii the price per
OF any number OF pages that may be directed to
torn volume, for binding and lettering CALI and also
for binding and lettering in sheep.
The second class will consist OF the binding of the printed
documents OF the Senate aud House OF of
the royal size including reports OF Committees the
journals executive documents, and part Of the m iscei
laneous documents Of both houses of Congress- To be
ecued in calf Sheep with raised bands and spring backs,
and lcttered morocco. The proposals viii the
eced 10 form volume for the binding and lettering
calf and for the binding end lettering in Sheep and the
price for each title, consisting OF such lettering
Be directed.
The materials to be used in this binding required to
be OF quality the SKINS either Of The calf OF the
sheep, be split, and the workmanship to be done IN
the best manner. t
Should there be any maps, charts, diagrams, plates
any document to be bound, the viii be
delivered the binder by the or photographer, 10
be carefully preserved and inserted their proper places
in such document the prices for binding and lettering TO
include the gathering folding and inserting all such maps
&c of the size; and the extra price will De stated
folding ard inserting loo copies Of each plate larger
The copies of printed documents be bound as above
described be received in sheets by the binder at his
office from the printers Congress from time to time as
pressed folded and gathered into volumes, be di
rooted when the indexes for each class shall have been
The binder The binder will be held responsible for the
safety OF all documents maps charts diagrams and plates
received from the printers aud eng!avers or Autograph
er until they shall have been completely bound and let
tered required and delivered according 10 the order Of
the Secretary OF the Senate and Clerk OF the House OF heP
resenatyes.
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Washington City Canal.

MAYORS ORPiCE, washington, Dec. 70, Ioso.
TN virtue the first of the for the improve
men Of the Washington City Canal, approved Decem-
Der 49, 1913, in the following words viz;
Be enacted. &C. That the mayor be. and he is hereby.
requested invite proposals. by twenty days public no
ice in ofhe daily newspapers OF the city and me
Washington News for the removal of the deposies in the
Washington canal. restore to its original depth OF
water less than four ieet at ordinary low tide for
repairing in srbsantal and able manner, the dapi-
dated side walls for reforming modifying such angles
basins abanents recommended by the surveyor In
his report may be deemed expedien and Tor the
such dans cespoo other works as may
be deemed necessary secure ths canal as lar as Pract-
cable. from future injury by the washing III Of matter from
late streams, gnsr,. and sewers having first prepared
by the such other engineer be employed
such diagrams and will exhibit the nature
description and of the several kinds OF work to be
DONE 80.
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday
the 18th OF January IS9 inclusive for the execution OF all
the works mentioned in the foregoing said nrst section
All needtn information regard to the quantity and de-
cpon of each kind Of work to be done can be obtained
by application Mr. Charles Cuskey, city surveyor at
his Office City Hail. who is instructed prepare and ex
hlbu plans and spec fcation, explanatory thereof
The proposals will the price, cubic yard for the
and removal of the derost and the price per
perch the different kinds Of work. (25 cubic feet
TO the perch also the within which the work will be
completed tt....
Dec. 2l-td W. w. SEATON, Mayor
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Appointments by the President,

by and Nth the adpiee and consent Of the Senate
ANDREW b. GRAY, of Texas, TO be surveyor for run
ming the boundary line between the United States and
Mexico. :
john D. FIELD, it, TO be coiner of the branch mint Of
the United States at Dahonega Georgia. in the place OF
d. "A. Mason, deceased.
Thomas ID. MosELEY, to be attorney OF the United
States for the district of Middle Tennessee, reappoined
Isaac O. BARNES, TO be marshal of the United States
for the district OF Massachusetts,, reapponted.
Thomas d. COMFY. 10 be marshal OF the United States
for the district OF South Carolina, reappointed.
Justices Of The Peace the county Of Washington, ID. C.
JOHN Cox JOHN j STuLL, JAMES MARSHALL, LEWIS
CARBERY, Thomas CARBERY all reappoinied; WILLIAN
J. Mccormick, SAMUEL CRUDE.
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CEILING ON Co4t.-From this date the subscribers
- determined reduce their large and we'll assorted
stock of goods by offering the choice articles at prime cost
for cash. and all of such articles have been left over from
last previous will be sold for they will
bring, without regard TO cost; --.g T. ..e t.,-.
Our stock embraces only general assortment OF the
desirable and fashionable fancy goods, but also the
complete to be found in the District, of
pie and articles for houseurnishng &c. such
Brussels tapestry three ply, and ingram carpetings
Floor oiclotls, premium and Whitney blankets
White quilts, rugs curtain materials
Linen aud cotton sheetings
Table damasks, owelngs, napkins diapers
And in short, every article line, all OF which to
be sold regardless value An early call is earnestly
recommended. p. II. HOOE 81 CO.
Jan ll-2W
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General A. c. Dodge has been reelected senator Of
the United States by the legislature OF Iowa for the
OF six years from the 4h of March next So says tee
graphic despatch received yesterday in this city, and
dated on the same morning at Bloomington, Iowa.
Ten years ago this electric rapiatyof communication
would have appeared almost miraculous. II
1t also gives great pleasure to state that the tele
graph announces the reelection of Mr. Achison as
ator of the United States from the State OF Missouri