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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

Slow JUsTlcE.-The Pittsburg Gasette a de,
cided Wing journal, says: 'sThere never wa
but one Postmaster General in office since tn
formation of the Government, who understood
his duty perfectly and discharged it fearlessly,
and that was Amos Kendall" And the Gazette
might have added, that better abused Officer
never was connected with the Government,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

To- Mr.. CALHOUN has written reply to the
attack made upon him by Mr.. Thomas Hs'abag
Benton, In which he has completely demolished
his antagonist whose only object seems to have
been to cloak his own hypocrisy and shift the
issue involved. The great Hamburger is no
match for Mr. Calhoun.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

DOUBTFUL CoMpL1MENr.-The N. Y. Courier
and Enquirer, has the following doubtful compli-
ment in speaking of Gen, Taylor: @
uThere is no at1ectation about him; and to
ladies and children he is particularly gracious,
as # he felt that they can best understand has ma.
tuven
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

DT The Hon. JOHN Y. Mason, has beeu Sc
lected to deliver an address at Richmond, in
commemoration of the life and character of Ex-
President Polk. Owing to sickness in Richmond,
and the duties OF Mr. M. as President of the Jas.
River and Kanawha Co. the ceremonies will not
take place until October next.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

DaoucHr.-The corn on the famous South
Branch bottoms, now suffering greatly, cannot,
we are told, under any circumstances make
more than halfa crop.-Winchester Virgan,af
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

70 The wheat crop in the State of New York,
it is said by farmers, will exceed an average
yield, while in Michigan it will go beyond that
of the past six years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

10 No wing can be found TO run on the whig
ticket in Texas, for Congress and for Governor,
and when there are nc. candidatesin that party,
itispretty evident that there are no voters.
Huzza for Texas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

AUGUST ELECTIONS. Elections take place
next month, in several States, for members of
Congress. Look out Taylorites for little Dem
ocratic thunder.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

70 Gen. JOHN A. Qu1rMAN, is the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor Of the State Of Missis.
sippi.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

FAST DAY.-The President of the United
States having recommended Friday the 3rd dey
of August, to be observed as day of Fasting,
Humiliation and Prayer, in order to mitigate the
ravages Of the Cholera now desolating our land;
accordingly, that day will be observed as such
by the members of the different Churches in our
town. tits suggested that the town authorities
will recommend suspension from all secular
business; and, we think it would be peculiarly
appropriate to do SO. There will be Divine SER
vice in all the Churches at II o'clock, A. M.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

Conference.-The Washington correspondent
Of the New Haven Register says that few con-
science wings refuse to take the gold dollars be-
cause they come from California, the country
wrongfully obtained from the Mexicans by a
bloody and unjust war.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

70 AS our neighbors of the Spectator are so
violently opposed TO Free Soilism, can't they give
Mr.. CLAY gentle rap over the knucklee for his
endorsement of the Proviso? Come, neighbors,
let us see how you can abuse one of your owl
party
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

U- The Albany Atlas, in speaking Of the
removal from office of Mr.. Hawthorn, at Salem,
Mass, says: "The man who would knowingly
commit such an act would broil humming bird
and break harp to pieces TO make the fire."
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

The Wheat Crop Of Texas says the Austin
Democrat, in that neighborhood, and on the San
Marcos has turned out finely.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-07-30

THE HuNeARIAN Army. The London Times
states that the Hungarian army numbers about
3e6, 900, more than equal to the combined Rus
sian and Austrian forces engaged in the CAM
paign This vast army is divided into eleven
corps.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
.StraYed.

ANE Bay Stud Horse sbeut eight years old
" last spring, near seventeen hands high,
some white hair on one % his hind Geet, also %
bis shoulder, occssioned ~ bio celIaf has :
heavy name which lies on bod sid3 Of bis neck;
before with NV shoes, sfesl toed, Ind
behind with old Shoes. Any pefssn who vim
deliver the above horse 10 the un6pEsieped, 81
will give any informsiion Of him, e fhs1 updsr-
living on Eamseyss Cfeekssnssr Boonas
old Mill, eight miles from Ciarkssills and our
miles from Praisissille, will be suitably reward
ed. JAMES NoRvELE
lw D g5.4s
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

1fsd, Nsd6ss6s SAs i2sk insi.. stefa mos:
sssessi ssnh 90 NAorzsy Azsd Two years four
Eneensse and ysxteeH days. oniy son 81 jr,nes. &
aecEe ef C11dEnef township Ii this, count.
q 4scessed was q spr;xhfIy and sintefestiar
ShAdsdStafisf1e q faat. - q attrssfsiss ssfe5s
ssss. q }n~s Ests2p6srsni6 to Reeeme sc idol cf 30
Psa92a fossesss1g ssEnil5pg e0a1tsplncs,s hsdf
ssazeo g As AEiEhie dIspsslaons e eyeo 81 inteni.
SsssesF sndsaEpraftaiag tohglesha amased ana inls.
5ssss1 tass msn af years es cansLuE fsgret that
sSssaSr his1Felentles career had NOT spared this
.ntsx5 % becqnslke fusufs sdrnpanioi Of fisndss
enq u joys md hop6 6fh fs beresxeAparsuta Ths
guEssf lows pE esfshsh HAT 8hichsB cherishedi6
lee TftenE8 5oscu EfnF his sinaocen4 sd Sf4lesN
cu4!dl 2 tfuly ii shee
Z toseFef the ok3ee&o o. this "a sc;onk ard lSSesa Ri
'ts gteae e.yseum af 4xief andhoAaeas. sAns Sluel
9ni pAAesk.a8 Il the monSt1r aesfk Tos1s4 tie
ansea11 t5cka forward tos long ne o. hsppihess|
y ~ 4lselipIs Of the partner OF his bosom; to-
'nesfoN nssses him ff&ate with Grisf ~ be bSkolds
49, ttsessss corssss Al fAa0usmenas often coas
II ne hsppy via to The weeping apd 8-iseonse-
ne N3dow; And the aAeeficnate parsnt Whose lows
\ d4E bang upon the life Of hiS infans child. fe
41x1R sinks in grief - the earth fsISt npon the
,etaH and huriesfhts hopes.s But 10 the pafsnts a.
Enb infant IN the midst Of III thSir. sfie6 6asGkSI
shoud be consolation In the reflection, thaft kssl
sas dtschstsed ths debt 81 nature which a. mpst
pey,141 L. navy Q happy inmate IN IL fEf6sY. o.
BIN swho gave and who has taken away T6o
fare FOR EARTH where perfection Is but ccirlpHo1,
y has been removed In the fuliness Of his Inner
TO the presence Of him who Il suIroonded
~ the apurs and uprightin hsartn s
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
Administrator's Notice,

N0HGEfE hereby siyen thst the undsfa5ea'
N cd hss oktainSdffom de Clerk ektke Rasl
County Ccuft. Istsess 81 sdzainistrati1a - 81.
estate Of Eve WiIlhois deceased, sdiAisathse1 4
Septsmbsr. 1876.
Altspersaps hsying slsies lek;nss sid sas
sFs requested t5sprssenk fasm within b1S mi
from the dzse df sod Letters. midi M FsSsses.
"a within thrss yesfs from said dstes iksy win
forsysf b pkecladed from the beneftsof nd
MMEs coBwELn
BENJAMIN WILkHolE
eepssmbsrs lob, feaR.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

fe = Rzpp5l<as.d
siiAkEtpsiA Sept. 10.
Eee1srsf1ie1 e t5is nosai1s, says
9snl isnE e1s ID Paris,
Geeerz yas
Nzb1fsp tp 4Sy00o,000
esfsd1 upiskiaiski, apo-
551sFisk 3setsklA but be inr
se bribefssd sxPcsed
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
In PIKE COUNTY COURT.
STATE OF MISSOURI. ..r +,
COUNTY OF PIKE

Az AAe1t A&k1$tk4rkpAsm~sre~A
for the imeroy.msn. 81 ,oss Va su ~ 4. Is Ss..e
.rnt year q tau equal to ffiy per rs6tum on the
State tax; and that every person sSaisst whom
. poll tag 10 assessed, usy b discharged ef NE
ssne BY two days labor, and that oil iaxss L.
for the improvement Of rosdas may be dis
In usedfal labor q the raseRpf seventy.
i've cents per day, that every cvsissss Of rosds
be allowed one dollar per day for hin s~Sientlon
While ih actual service 10 such ovsfsssr8 hat il
be tho duty Of every oyessesr whose disirict 10
net fdfiishsd with . pinw and scrapsr, IL IN his
.jodgmsnt they b necsssary, 70 buy Das % more
ishichs be ID authorised 70 psy 8foe out Of ,any
money belonging 10 bis road i~i.sr:et. Il shall
be the further deity Of sveyy ovefsees 70 notify
each hand, os ths inpiensnists 80 used BY him
ct the time he gives bin notice ts work any
lest twice ayeaS, via: once In the spring snd
encs in the fall. That svefy pssssssr nsy pay
for service on roads IN his. disfrics,a sum NOT
10 exceed ssvsnty-6ys cests par dsy Tor . good
hand, ssvsnty.fve osnts fof spksef cattle, or
Sns iollsf OF ! paisssf hsssess two doliars tor .
team Of four aorses, lures dollars ~ Q team q
six horses % nules, aud ffty eeass<bf Q cart OF
Thst I'D persons Niil b liable Cor the,
payment of their road Tex j saoasxse an . failufs
o work ths reads when once nssliedta do 90
the proper oversees; sd Shat n6 hsnd BE- 81.
lowed pay fss sfaa dAy'sswofk1 1sse he meat
d sariy - eight o'clock in the essrning and
wofk unsii Discharged BY ths evsssssr Ii de
svsnipg3 snd crdsssd hal copy y ibis order
be pubfishsdsinsshs Bsnoer and 6peisisna Rse-
pfdsfof four Hseks.
4 iEps seps
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24


1 tic ediaoenf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

Passed Septsietb, is4s.
Wink. KENNEDY, Mayor.
Attest: Fl. ]. FIRDIy, Clerk @. G.. z
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
Final settlement.

NOTICE i hsTsBS ssys6 70 IN petspas his
sih3 salsfof L;EeSln' ssiaty, Mai sin
-MssiskDW0@Aek
Sept loth, 1919
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

nss>@4
1sSasSA
Lard
Fssss.ss.
ssf d fsbf
pisd Appirs 81
Sugar
Rsslsssess 6fp6s
Ctffon Yarn
52it, KenhaME psfkH
1851
Bar IFSn
ebzsinss
fg1fts
Z.~Zo#
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
MISSOURI HOTEL

tn Corner d jesis end JHorgan sfroA, Saiai
fse3. Losis, .Aa-The subscriber would re.
specially inform his friends and The public, that
he has purchased from Mexsrs. A. abb. Van
Court their interest In the above house, and leas
ed It for aterm Of years, and pledges himself that
no exertisn, on bis part, will Be wanting to make
al that favor him with call perfectly q home.
The furniture Of the house slss been replenish-
ed throughout, aud the premises generally SUBJ
isrtedt 70 thorough eneysting. The location, g
above indicated. 10 opposite the most active parto
The Levse, and equally convenient to the more
mercantile and manufacturing part of the city.
The situation is healthy, the rooms air. and sus.
of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared 90 expense in TT
ting up this house. His table shall be furnished
with the beatthe market affords. At the bar which
hasbeen refhted g. furnished IN . superior style,
be has on hand (hnyihg removed his stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars from the Virginia Ho-
tel Bari and will continue 20 kesp. as he par-
chases Iron de importer in New York, . sup
ply Of the csnscest brands Of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, and hopes TO receive : share 81 pa
tfonaes, propurtiosate to b endsiyors e. Pisase.
a. G. PECKHAM PFoptissor.
NOTICING take occasioh, h addition to
lie sbsyes 70 return our thanka 70 our friends
and DIE pablic fss the pstrsnase 20 hberallybs.
slowed on us during our lease Of the Missetri|
and would respsctfuiiygeccnnlsnd acon.
tindsnce Of fhe patronage under the neNan
agsknsnl a. we ere assured that there wutse
% deviation from former charges
septic An B.J.FAN C0DhTs
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24


kJ1ufs seks4A
Hay,
asmss
Hsmf ~ solss
Tobsceps
B6stsEs
Pork
BaEou
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

sakssfsss on
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

u<1ds Missouri Annusi Conference Of
ts9M 2. Church Soush, viii meet in Fui.
ton j. wednesday, the s6th insiss
Louis Cosfsrence Of the same
Ctnzs vill uest IL Jsiierson City, on
Ws5susdsyss hs sddsyef October.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

Sspsember azih
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-11-03
Voice from an Original TAYLOR Paper

The New York Herald, an original
Taylor paper, and one which contributed
as much as any other paper in the coun-
try to the election of General Taylor to
the Presidency, speaks as follows concern
ing the late election in Ohio:
The returns from the election for the
Legislature in Ohio, indicate that the whig
party is still going down, down, to a COM
plete defeat, if not disorganization. The
Cabinet, in the aggregate, have not only
been rebukod in every recent election, but
they have been condemned in detail.--
Pennsylvania repudiates her own finan-
cer, and Ohio condemns her best butcher.
Such are the fruits of Cabinet intent on
ly upon the spoils, and such the results Of
policy feeble and sickly, yet as mis-
chievous, from its stupid and blunderng
imbecility, as the most reckless extremes.
But the worst remains behind; for. il
there be any truth in the political horo-
scope, the November elections in New
York will not leave this unfortunate ne
plus ultra Cabinet a hook to hang doubt
upon. Will the tide never turn! Will ii
never be dayl"
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EnOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
liza, that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners pt Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
Session, praying for All alteration and vacation OF
a part oi the road known as the road of Joseph
Morns All the north end from stake near
the summit of the hill in Adams township. on the
land of r. B Dent, thence north, intarsecting the
Woodsfeld road in The hollow below John Kiserl's
mill, in Sunsbury township, to be vacated. The
new route commencing at the above mentioned
stake, running thence northwest through a part OF
the land of r. b. Dent, thence north through a
forty acre lot (the owner unknown TO the petit
tanels) to the land of N, English, thence north
on or near the line OF N. English, r. B Dent, B.
Williams and D. P. Williams land to Joseph Will
liams' at Bile. thence north on the line of B. Will
liams and George Sniders land to the mouth of
B. Williams lane, thence west through the land
OF George Snider to the Woodsiield road. And
also for the location of another road, commencing
on the Woodstield road OH the top of the hill at
the mouth of a little lane, little north Of Colbert
Harris old barn, between the farms of John XII
ser;, running thence north to private ruad on
the land of David Tembly thence northwest
along said private road through the land Of David
Trembly TO the Bealsvlle road at the schoolhouse.
Oct 81, ls49' NATHANIEL ENGLISH.
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The Mormon CITY.

The Elyria Courier publishes letter
from H. w. Garfield, dated "City of the
Salt lake, giving further interesting
particulars in relation to it. He says:
The whole country is so dry that it is
necessary to irrigate to produce any thing
but grass. This is easily done, as the
mountains furnish abundance OF water;
streams running into the valley in every
direction, and at short distances from
each other. The water is of the purest
and clearest kind. The valley is sur
rounded by high mountains, some of them
covered with perpetual snow. Southeast
of the city is a very high mountain, which
looks as though a man might go to the
summit in two hours, but it is said to be
twenty-five miles distant. This is, taken
all together, rather strange scenery-har-
vest going on almost in the snow.
have seen no. wheat that was sowed;
all that have seen is the product of wheat
scattered last harvest. y
The Mormons intend soon to COM
mence the building of a Temple that shall
outshine Solomon's in all its glory. There
is abundance of white marble in the noun
tains, and gold in California, (if not near
cry for the adorning of it. 1t is to exceed
the Jewish in size and splendor, and will
no doubt be one of the seven wonders.
The people here, many of them, dress
in skins. Yesterday there was General
Muster, and one of the officers wore ep.
aulets on each shoulder, upon buckskin
coat The ladies tripped about town in
moccasins, but have seen no other kind
of lady's gear of this primitive kind o
oovprinu i K Il
The City is of course we'll watered, as
every garden needs irrigation. Every
few rods a stream of bright, clear water
crosses the streets. At the north side o
the town a stream Of warm, or almost ho
water, gushes from the side of the noun
tain. The stream is large, and the Nor
mons have made pool, for the purpos
of bathing, to which all repair-the wo
men on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
when it is highly penal for any man t.
approach the pool. The rest of the wee
it belongs to the men. but whether the la
dies are subject to a fine for visiting it o.
f other than their appointed days, this de
ponent saith not.
little further north, along the base {
the mountain, are hot springs-even t
boiling heat The population of the va
ley is not accurately known. The lowe.
3 estimate is ten thousand; the highest abol
4 twenty thousand The Mormons WEI
: obliged to keep in fort until last fall, 0
i, account of the Indians, so that all the
e buildings are nearly new. There is n
/ danger from the savages now. except
cattle, and but little to them, as the Mo
mons have inflicted signal chastiseme
on these marauders, having entirely d
stroyed one considerable party Of ther
The Indians in the vicinity now wish
, be instructed in farming, and are ve
desirous to procure cattle for the purpo
of raising stock. The Utahs, ofthe sou
h part of the valley, have manifested stror
desires to be educated in the arts of ci
: ilized life.
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From the St. Clailsville Gazette.


The federal leaders of Ohio have all
along professcd to be as free in speech,
in action, and in demanding free labor,
as the free soilers themselves, and demo-
crats-before the election. Why they
so bitterly assailed Senator Chase, was al
together inexplicable to us, until we came
across his letter to Mr.. Breslin, of the
Seneca Advertiser, Of July 30th, i'll which
he says:
81 am DEMocRAr, unreservedly, and
| feel extremely soIicitous for the success
of the DEMOCRATIC organization, and the
TRIUMPH OF ITS PRINCIPLES. The
doctrines of the Democracy on the sub.
ject of Trade, Currency. and Special
Privileges, command the entire assent oj
my judgment"
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NrEw COUNTY NoTIcE.-There will be

NJEW COUNTY NoTICE.-TheIe will be
IN petitions presented TO the next Legislature,
asking for the erection OF New county to be taken
from the Counties of Guernsey, Monroe. Morgan
and w ashington: said New county to be called No
BILE; with the seat of justice at Sarahsye, and to
be bounded and described as follows, to wit: Com
mencing at the northwest corner of township No.
Q, range 10 0(Spencer) ~ Guernsey county, thence
east to the northeast corner OF township Ma 3,
range 8 (Seneca) in said Guernsey county, thence
north two miles, thence east to the west line OF
Belmont county, thence south to the north line OF
MonIDe county, thence west one and halt miles,
thence south to the north line of township No. 5,
range (Elk) in said Monroe county, thence west
TO the northwest corner of said township. thence
south to point one and half miles south of the
northeast corner of township No 5, range (Au-
relius) in washington county, thence west to the
west line of township No. 5 range 8, Jackson)
in Morgan county, thence north to the northwest
corner of said township, thence west three miles,
thence north to the north line of township No. z,
range 10 (Manchester) in said Morgan county,
thence west to the northwest corner of said town
ship. and thence north to the place Of beginning.
Said New County Of Noble is to be bounded as
though the townships of Wright in Guernsey
county, and Bethel in Monroe county, had moi
been made.
The above notice was published last year. and
il is to be understood that the benefit of the same
is not to be relinquished by this one, but the ben
eft OF both will be claimed at the next Legislature
Nov s. 1919
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EROAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
Il la, that petition will he presen ed to the Com
missoners of Monroe county, Ohio. at their next
Session ,praying Tor the loca ion ofa County Road,
commencing at or pear the line between Jo.las
Brown and George Baker, on the southe asst side
OF Sunhsh creek. thence Con the same side of the
creek) running the nearest and best way TO inter
sect the graded road leading from WoudslieId to
LeWisville at or near a green white oak tree near
the corner of meadow and corntield on the place
now occupied by John Wise.
Oct. 27, I6i9. A PETITIONER
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ROME TO BE ANNEXED TO FRANcE.-An
American gentleman in Paris, whose
means of information the New York Trib-
une says are excellent, gives curious
plan of President Louis Napoleon to an
mex Rome to France. He remarks upon
the factithat the Retrogades in the French
Chamber have not dared to attack the
Presidents letter to Col. Ney, and says:
,"The Pope will recede-if not there will
be a movement made, and that very soon,
the ultimate object of which will be to an
mex Rome to France. If the Pope shall
continue to be obstinate, Louis Napoleon
will contrive to have the popular vote Of
Rome given asking for annexation. ."--Bal-
timore Sun.
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RJOTICE.--All those whJ have claims against
~ the estate of J. NJ. Dillon, deceased, and
have not presented them to the subscriber, are
hereby requested to do so immediately-as J ln-
tend to strke dividend upon the assets oil the
estate between this and the lst of December next,
and all claims that have not been reported, by the
time said dividend is made. will be excluded.
H. NJ. BOGGESS,
Nov. 3, 1919. Admir- de bonis nm.