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lo4 OuR FLAG is TmERE!-We have placed
at our mast hand The name of the Hon.
RIuBEN WooD, as the Standard bearer Of
the Democratic party in the coming con-
test. The nomination Of this distingu-
ished gentleman as candidate for Gov
eruor, is received by the democracy in
all parts Of Ohio, with long aad enthu-
sias,ic cheers. Judge Wood is among
The foremost men Of the Suite. in ponl
~ sf.olent. There is not, perhaps, another
s man Of higher moral character, or whose
nomination would have given more gen.
..r.i satisfaction. The wings say that
they believe tha, he will be elected. We
.9pnthis election down Us a certainty
Z Democratic Courier. .1 '1
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IunGE pnrrER

we, observe thai Hon. e. b, Potter,
the member Of Congress from ilis dis
trici, is CIiaivmanof the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads. We were
pleased 10 notice, that foi once. the
claims and ability OF the Ohio delega'
lion, in the House of Representatives
has been respected by the Speaker IN
the selection Of the Committees, and
that members from Ohio, are upon TWEEN
ty.five of the ihiry-fve standing Com
mii,ees.--Defance Democrat.
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SECTION Trs, january Q, 1850.

Our Packers are paying for hogs weigh
ing 2O09Ibs. and over, So so, TO So Co.,
per 100 lbs. Wheat 7lcts,-Coln 25cts I,
---Oats 22cts. ,s9 sr d.s1
ao Timothy seed 100, Clover Seed 2,75.
Flax Seed rs. Slaves, Oak 5,25a600.-
Ash, 4.5Oa 500. Red Oak -four 4,75.-
Hooppoles, double tights l20a15O. Tights
s5aioO -four 3Oa35. Keg 2Oc HID. l3oa
IT'S. Butter lOc Eggs I 10 Sc per doz.
Potatoes 20c25. Sweet.P Potatoes 5Oe6O
Onions SOC Sal, l,50a LIS,
BLACK SALrs.2,75 per 100 lts.-Sec-
lion Ten Budget. -
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IT'S hereby given that petition will DC pre-
sented 10 The trustees or 0ttowa iownsh,p,
fa,nam County, at their next meeting on the
frs, Monday OF March. A. d., 1850, for 70
iay ouf and establish new township foao.
hsya;nninsy he on the County road leading from
the Church In Glandorf 10 Kalidu on the We"
hank az The l.rambery creek, in section NO.
o. townshiu No. 4. north oi iangs No. east
thence down tho said creek on ihe bestsrats
TO inrersect The q state road on the nofthiine on
snid section No. 20. nsar BY Henry MOOT
mann's residence, or his sherry.
February |, A. D., 1850. o'o"
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Or A Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sun, says that Mr.. Bulwer
the British Minister, in the name and by
the authority Of bis Government, has ex-
pressly disavowcdagto Mr.. Clayton, the
act Of seizure, by the diplomatic and naval
agents Of the Queen, his Mistress, oi
the Island Of TigEe. ses.
He also says that il is propable tho
Cabinet will sanction and approve the
course Of Mr. Squier, in acquiring the
island Of 7igre. tls4
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GEN. 10. LANE -PREsIDENcy. The
Indiana State Sentinel, Of Saturday last,
says: Al a mcetidg Of the Democratic
members Of the Legislature, on Thurs-
day evening last, committee Of thirteen
gentlemen, with Hon. r. D. Owen, as
Chairman, wns appointed to draft letisr
to be addressed to Gen. Joseph Lane,
nm. the snhjeci of iha Presidency.--Cin.
Enquirer. 4
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1850-02-01

The REY CAsE,-The Baltimore Sun,
(NeuuaD in speaking oftie late dec's-
ion. ion Of lie Grand Jury, in the Rey case,
We cannot resis, the suspicion that
the result in the case oflhe United States
against Carlos de Espana, charged with
,he abduction Of Rey, was attained by
means utterly subversive Of the ends OF
Justice. The question involved in this
proceeding, is a momentous one; but,
unfortunately, like too many others il!
our country,i, became SO much scntan-
gled with political feelings, that party
influences have unqucstionablys been
brought to bear upon il. MAJ. !.
The Administration at Washington
and we think justly too, has been
charged with improper interference ''
pr ocure the ignoring; Of the bill agains
The Spanish Consul.--Cin. Eng
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4 Special Term Of the Court Of Conmor
"A Pleas Of Putnam County and State OF
Ohio, will be held at tue Court House in ka'
Ida in said County, commenting on the 18th
day of February, A., D., 1850 i5r the purpose
of the Trial Of George Busick now confined
in the Jail Of Putnam County, Ohio, charge d
with the murder Of Samuel Hamilton, nnc
other criminal business in said Court. BY
order OF George B. Way, President Judge;
pursuant to the Statute authorizing Special
Sessions of the Court OF Common Rleas,
passed February 9, l846. --s
Attest, MOSES LEE, Clerk.
Dated January 26, 1850. a. oi
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Notice

Notice go,
rs hereby given that petition WIZ DC pro,
County. nj their next snsstng on the first
Monday Of March, A. D.. 1850. Tor 10 lay out
and establish new County road, beginning
on the State road, or Glandorf free pike, on
the northwest corner objection No. 20, town
ship No. l., north Of range NOT east, thence
south one mile to intersectthe County roac'
leading from Glandorf to Kalida on the south
west corner OF said section 20.
january 20, A. D.. 1885, HGdf9. lotdw
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Judge Wood has no superior in the
State in point Of character and talent
He has not for some years been identi
fed very intimately, with party action
but wo are assumed by those who claim
to know, that he is fully and unequivo'
cally committed TO tho radical issues pre-
sented by the Democratic party.--Limd
Argus.
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PERSONAL LIABILITY IN BANK
ING ff..}t 5is..

II "A Personal Liability Law, went into
operation in the State Of New York on
New Years day.-It provides that "ihe
stockholders Of every corporation and
Joint stock association for banking pur-
poses, issuing bank notes, or any kind Of
paper credits to circulate as money, after
the first day Of January, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty, shall be jndtiyi, tyi !,
Juaiiy -esi .o.s;tis ~ ti'o amount Oh 'he'i
respective share or shares Of stock in any
such corporation or association, tor all Its
debts and liabilities Of every kind, con-
iracted after the said first day Of January
one thousand eight hundred aud fifty
This applies 10 all the banks Of issue in
the State. In case Of insolvency, bill
holders have preference over all Other
creditors. -Sdturday Gazette.
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fr7- Wien Mr.. Jefferson was asked
respecting his religion, his answer was:
alt is known to God and myself alone.
Iis evidence before the world is to be
sought in my life; If that has been hon.
o., and du,ifnl to society, The religion
which has regulated il cannot be bad
one" V@ e As3 q p
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PLANK ROAD MEETING.

yUlHERE will be mn adjourned meeting
held at the SCHOOL HOUSE, on SA.
ruRpAy, the SECOND DAT OF FEBRUARY next,
at 10 o'clock, A. M, to take into considera-
ton the construction OF PLANK ROAD,
from the Canal. via Kalida, Ottowa, &c.
All persons Interested will please attend,
January q, 1850.
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GnANprLoaurlN urlNI.Ly FUsNY. .-Tho !.

GRASprLoouENTLy FUsNY.-The ~,
eeO O. Picaynne says: !,
asg The Information from Santa Fe that
-,be inhabitants had taken preliminary
steps 10 organize a territorial government
had caused the greatest excitement at
y Austin, Texas. Many were for march
ing an armed force ihither, and suppress
the rebels, as ihey are termed. The
b Au,fin Gasette advises delay until the
4, receipt of the Presidents Message, and
"A All events thai the Texans should moi
precipiiate crisis, or complicate matters
2. 5, violence. II slillreiterates determin-
3 atiou 10 have Santa Fe, and says:
Rather than surrender TO the usurpa-
,ion of The General Government, one
inch Of our blood-won territory, let every
human habi,aton in Ssnia Fe be leyelled
TO the earth, and lis, If the necessity ol
.,be case, requires -i., be buried beneath
tho ruins. ,5t 80. eg..sel.8
You dom, say SO! Wonder whose
blood il was that won Santa Fe2 We
have a vivid recollection Of reading, in q
message Of one James X. Polk, an ac-
coun, of the capture Of Santa Fe by the
American troops under Gen. KeaIney,
without the shedding Of any blood at all
and this event took place some time sub
seauen,ly to the annexation Of Texas 10
the United States. If our folks had
only known tina, Santa Fe was all the
time part Of Texas, and that they were
making war upon their young and Sable
sister, they might have saved themselves
a deal Of ammunition and horse flesh
but il seems they didn't then know the
difference between Mexicans and Tex.
isns. Why didn't you tell Of this be.
fore, Mr.. Gazettei-N Y Tribune.
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6els Ia bbr, has Been liz fir., FREQ

DelN III Outb mas pceu flie Ws' 'S
voice 10 the new epoch! Pie Sold was
4 llxipsed by three fainines 1.-The new was
opened by the defeat Of 4s. Iha' do-
. feat broke ht our feet the tancied spells
Of the past. We now saw that ancien'
;names had lost their speli, ,s-wien, ~
Munster. hn b'Bfien foond no following,
We Isaw that clerical Leadership conmll-
led suicide when iiSabdicated its post 10
daneer's hour, in the van Of the people.
We turned round, and beheld the new
heavens, and saw shining over the sea the
new sun Of the Future! s,. M
We heard lis voice aud we obeyed III
Through calumny, and opprobrium,
and much noisy opposition, we have
preached the new age of indiydua,
opinion, Of house ownership, Of will and
skill, Of lay independence, TO lle child
rem ofthe sons Of Milesius. j
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METCALF & NICHOLS

ATTORNEYS AT Law AND DsoL1ciroRsI In cHANcEHf.
will attend to the practice OF their Profession
in the various Courts Of tho 10Th and l7ih
Judicial Circuits. 9Des .s5'si d.
frr OFFICES On Ridge Street, Section
Ten. and in the Court House, Lima, Ohio
Februarj, |, 1850. VI
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PuTNAM COUNTY oFFICEIss

,UTNANr COUNTY OFFICERS
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
GEORGE B. WAY.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
JONATHANY.. SACKETT,
GEORGE SKINNER,
JOHN w. WATERS. G
CLERK.
MOSES LEE.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JAMES MACKENZIE.
,fa AUDITOR, 80
WILLIAM M. BELL.
TREASURER,
OHIO w. CRAWFlS. ,,,a
s, u SHERIFF, sS
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
RECORDER, of
JABEZ s. SPENCER. M
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SIX
HENRY JOSEPH BOEHMER,
SAMUEL PERKEY,
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK. s;
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
,ss7s. HENRY BLOSSER. "a
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Dec 5pM

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Dec S, PM.
FLoUR--Prices to-day ranged from 81 so 10 "a SCI
per Dbl.
WHEAT-Saes OF red at 100 cents per bushel
CoRN-S ales of white at 81 cents and of yellow al
81 cents per bushel
MESS PoRK-Sales at $l2 25 per bb
WHISKEY-Saes Of bbls at % cts per gallon.
ToBAcco-Mar et still firm-prices have undergone
no change since last quotations.
The weather here is exceedingly wet and disagreed
Ole, anc has tended materially to interrupt door b
sness
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ANOTHER SLAVE CASE IN BosToN-Some days ago
the United States Marshal at Boston, received from
party in Norfolk Va, named Aaron Milhado draft
for $3.50, being the value of female slave, who, some
time since, ran away from Virginia, went to Boston,
and is married to colored man called Cornelius
Sparrow, who resides in that city The draft was &C.
companied by letter TO Gen. Devens, asking him to
present it to Sparrow for payment, SO that he might
thus ranaom his wife. AS Mr.. M. had offered reward
OF 5000 for the apprehension Of the slave he authorised
Gen. d. to discount that sum, provided Sparrow should
accept the draft, and pay the balance of $3.50 Spar
row refused the opportunity presented of procuring his
wifes freedom, and the draft has been returned to Mr.
Milhado
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-06

The GREAT Survive are happy to learn that at
an interview which the Central Committee on the Lon
don Exhibition had yesterday with the Secretary Of the
Navy, that officer informed the committee that Con-
gress should see fit to make adequate appropriation
would cheerully detail that magnificent ship for the
transportation of contributions, &c, to the Worlds
Exhibition. instead of the store-ship Eredonia which
was some time since designated for the service but has
notyet returned from the Paciic-Mat Int
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
NH OST VALUABLE REAL EsTATE oN

VI OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
~ MAIN, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTfON Nv ii he
sold on Friday afternoon. the 9th day OF December,
1850, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock that
valuable and desraby located private residence on the
south side OF Main street, between ls and End streets
lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Boudar. The lot fronts
~ feet, extends in rear 1863 feet with the privilege OF
an alley extending out to lst 1t will be sold in
two lots VIZ the house with 81 feet OF ground thereto
attached, and vacant lot to the west having front
OF 80 feet The location Of this property is among
the most desirable in the city for gentee private resden-
ces. ~
TERMs-One-iourh cash, balance at G. 10. and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed w. GODDIN ,Auct
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fAlN ~ CO.. MANAGERS OF LOTTE-

HI fAIN f. II CO.. MANAGERS OF LOT'TF,-
~. RlES, RICHMOND. VA-TEe same bril-
liant luck as heretofore attends Adventures in lotteries
FAME d co. Their lotteries continue ahead of ali
others Three splendid capitals OF $40 900 sent to this
agency In the last week, in addition to which the
at sight NN p"''
Whole $4,000; whole 10000; whole, 2 of &c 900.
whole, $4,000; of 10000; 8 Of 10000; and innu,
merable smaller ones, ranging from $500 to 80OO
Ii large prizes are wanted address us,or
q. w. PURCELL & Co
Richmond Va
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James River and Kanawha Canal
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Boat Star, Robinson, Lock No. ri, wheat empty
g. Co.
=, Boat Phoenix, Overton, Columbus wheat, &c. to
Warwick q Barksdale and +. M Parrish
- CLEARED,
Boat Gen. Taylor Burton, Ash tons merchandise for
Lynchburg.
Boat Jno. Tyler, Cary, with 22a tons merchandise.
tor Warren and Lynchburg
Boat Wave, Crampacker, 30! tons merchandise for
I,vnchburo "
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The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has officially informed
the Secretary Of the Central Committee, j. c. G. Ken
needy, Esq, that the Commandant of the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard has been instructed receive at the ward
all such articles may be there from time to time
to be forwarded to the London Industrial Exhibition. and
place them where they will be secure and not exposed
to the weather-Nat Int
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec g. 1850
=. Mr.. Cobb. of Alabama, and Mr. Thompson of
Mississippi arrived to day, and took their seats in Con-
gross This an earnest that those States counter
to idle rumor, will be represented.
Those who know best say that the Georgia Copven-
ton, and other things about to take place will cause
the absence OF the members and prevent the ransac-
ton ofmuch important business in Congress until after
the HOLIDAYS
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THE LEGISLATURES OF OHIO

COLUMBUS DECEMBER A, 1850
=, The Democrats and Free Sellers united in the
House. and elected Mr.. Morse, Free Soer as Speaker
and VIM. Blair, Democrat, as Clerk
There were four ballots in the Senate all of which
were unsuccessful. The last stood, Myers, Dem, IL
Bsse Wing, II; blank g >
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NEW YORK MARKETS. noo 20 mr.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec. S. M.
CoTToN-Since the arrival of the steamer holders de-
mand an advance, but have heard of no transac-
tons establishing higher rates.
FLouR-Southern brands sell at SIS per Dbl
WHEAT-We note lies of red at 104 cts per busheT
In other articles usually quoted, we note no change
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EUROPEAN TOBACCO MARKET.

New York, Dec. 5. P. M.
we learn per Arctic, that in Liverpool Tobacco
hnued hrm and in active request up the goth Novem-
Der, the day which that Steamer sailed.
In Holland and other parts of the Continent, the
Tobacco markets were also firm and prices in favour Of
holders.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRANDYWINE.

New YORK, Dec. A.
The Y. S. frigate Brandywne has arrived here from
no de Janeiro She sailed on The 24th October She
brings the mortal remains of the late American Secre
tary OF Legation, Thomas G. Morgan, of Ohio, who
died OF Rio OF yellow fever.
The steamer Niagara has sailed with SO passengers
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AUCTION SALES.
FU II u RE US.
BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE.


ECIVE BUILDING LOTS ON SECOND
IL STREET, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
next the 10th instant, at 81 O'Clock p M will sell n
valuable Lot of d. feet front on Second street RIM
Jones' ""'''''
And Immediately thereafter, four pretty Lots on Du-
ya ana Baker streets, the property OF the late Capt
Prem tss. '
Terms cash, or notes satisfactorily endorsed at or
months, interest added.
de 6-tds JOHN r ID PAYNE Auct
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
R6hn CASES BOOTS AND SHOES AT
eBVap AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the I7th
instant, commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell at our
auction store, 300 cases SHOES and BOOTS. now
IN store and on the way from the manufacturers suited
to the present and approaching season. and compris-
ing varied and desirable assortment, Consisting in
part Oh
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans
DO do do Brogues
Do do do Boots
Do do Pumps and Slippers
Women's sewed and pegged Shoes, Buskns and
Misses sewed and peg'd Shoes, Buskns and Boots
Boys do do Boots Boots "'N O''s"''
All in great variety as to quality and size.
ALSO--l75 sides Leather.
200 reams straw and rag Wrapping Paper
so reams Letter Paper.
IERMS-Under $780, cash; over $780, mos. credit
Tor approved negotiable paper.
e1w Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Dec. Q, AM.
-, he Cotton market is irm with good enquiry-md-
ding is l3tal34, and fair 1871.
Breadstuffs are without change. Rice rules heavy
with sales Of $50 casks at SO rs a 81 per 100 lbs
Coffee continues dull-small sale Rio OF Ola ln4c
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ANTI-COMPROMIsE MEETING

The anti-comsromse meeting previously announced.
was held on Saturday evening. There was tolerably
fair attendance Among the speakers were Pierre
Soue, who denounced the comprise measures passed
at the late session of Congress.
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Il
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Virginia State Bonds-par value SlOO-new issue
last sales held at 1921.
Virginia State Bonds, with interest from LIST july,
last sales at l04a.
Richmond City Bonds, new issue-last sales at 1911
James River and kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
State, $lOU palisades at SOL So
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $!O0-last sales
$lO9.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value Sl00-sales at
$l063.
Virginia Bank Stocl1--par value $70-sales at ST..
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $l00-no recent sales
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
$780,
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par va
lue $l00-last sales at $102A.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value 500. Sales at S99.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
OF Debt-par value $lO0-$95 offered-none to be had
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value
$l0O-last sales at $43 Some are asking higher.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds guaranteed by the
State Sl02k.
Central Railroad Stock last sales at $40
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stocks last sales
at $50.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales at 800.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND Dec. 5, 1850.
BEEF CATTLE--Scdle ipeight-$2 to So rs; an extra
grade would justify $3-market well supplied
SHEEP-Neu 81 50a3 SO per head, price varying ac-
cording to quality.
Hoes-s5 to IS SO per nett, and in fair demand at
quoted prices.
JACOB SHOOK.