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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
ELIAS CONES, c.o,e.a,,s.
OSCAR +. BENJAMIN.

~ Mr.. EditoF.-As Member Of the Mechanics
hsIusl Benefit Association, am md uced ~ request bei
sass IN the columns of valuable Journal III the pu
PIE of presenting Tor the confederation et yO1T readers,
aftv Temaks relative to Rucle that has appeared IN
he ofgsn VI the Mechanics Union Association u winch
Sy atsntoB has be. called. The article IN question COM
nade by charging the officers and II the
kseasnics' Mutual Benefit Association with lbsug the
hCtksAcs Union Association aud clrca atIng Il tudeis
k1ssf these OF whom personally they knsw nothing; :"
lbtwNe hiring others pNanCct 10 do the same.
The 'ffces VI tue MecAaDlcs Mutual BeIeht Ass0c'a-
ed INTO publishing nous ands OF How
bis prop their sinklns fortunes. &c lhe~o
the paper alluded 20 have led mo 10 nAe
rssli more intimately acquainted VITA the facts or tnn
a. posiible and they appear 10 o. substantially
fellows That IN consequence OF certain reports son
su, at. the moral hRacter OF MI Dean the Pes
s. Of the AsC ciauOn coming To Tue knoNedee OF the
shees they held meeting on Toe nm OF N0VcmDar lt9V
md passed resolution TenS wing HIM from thc st0n ne
utn Opted that the action o he officers 81 me As
sesiion beng communicated - Mr. Dean, hsimmehAteW
wrote notice puIpOrtDr to be resgna' N and Mhch nc
antdaed M as to appear If wriea two days pnor To
lis erpuslcn and upon thai ground denied that he had
ksn and subsequently Impnt atoms against the
,f,eIs Of he Mechanics Mutual BENEFIT As oeaton as
being unworthy OF public confidence and that nader these
creams 60 the lat deemed 10 be their duty 20 pro-
su the real state of affairs through the mVlluh OF
ika,e yellow hand bills and Ihs W cheH'tS hf'd.f.
Win gard tn the charge Of lbehng we Cei Olcei u
the NE hanlcs' Union Association WoNld shPF lus'I.
vhy d,es mol Mr. Dean commence "A prose, n,'h ~ tns
ALLEGED fhelcTs nasuuca as they are bsiev 81 "a DC
,ates Nj sfa ipu and responsibility, and who have pat
hlth impu atoms VA such shape as to preclude mo
ans A hEMBER
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ID s HoUGH. Auctonssr.

u. ffUNWTIl AHUtNntoT
FURNITURE The attention OF house
leepers is invited 20 the s,ts of good second hand
FURNITURE THIS Monday MORNI 40. st n clock !.
Al No lao Green vicb av the enecs OF tmly dscbnihg
bousshepng- PaTor. Chamber AID rcaea FarnisuIe.-
Every article will be sold without esrctOn Sofas Sofa
Reds Carpets variety maIb top Furniture Bureaus ma
hoeany Chars Rockers Divsns. Mirrors, dining, card.
pier aud other Tables fue Feather Beds. Mattresses.
Pahassss mahogany Washstands, CrcckeEy, plaid Mat
ting, oh Cloth, sewing asd voare Chars, Sedstsads.
Cfockery, Glassware, Sc Sale pcs,syo.r ram OF shne
'n ~
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rHARLES b. NORTON will PUB
" LIsH THls DAY, MOTIONS RAILROAD Ii

O.. !.
Tie subscriber, in sommenen s ssnes Of Ee'ss uadeI
The sbcye general title would state tba g his inee'ion
I" pub s sSeh books ony as are cacn a'ed
saEd and eItsrtiBre formation aLt innocent amrss-
mint. Isesd u tho tr'al and otsn iGn. fA plnc IONS
era ofeed ID notice o. Railroad EetdsT-
He cesn.s IN introduce class Of works az once 'ada9
ard nstTuotive rot merely 20 be read n the cars asl
h.vn a'ae .. ise end Of sns .1Hsy p s brsT
mol. MAN AND HIS MIGRATIoNs; by y. ID Lahan, ii.
% o. Tas,ds ,-i 70 HAND BOOK Of LIFE
Insurance; Comprising ain eIpositioD OF tue pm
premium, sources poht. etc eie contanlhs aso, "a
blss Of mortality aDn1itIes eIEeeiaton OF NE nsl1d
Rtsres Iaies OF together %h 1S 20 Gns,
Life InsuIance we'll as f. policy holders Smo paper
liberal oaeouLt made to Insurance Offices tazias
On Observation-Disclosures LITERARY ALMA
MAC Tor 1852 containing important lite Any niormai2 n
Of Libraries and such other mater as maF MIKE
iva Die TO the oOos seller lbarsn and
handsomely LusIs.d with views Of our best LiDrsHes
e22 t CHARLES T. s NORTON, Irving Book stre
SQUIER'S NEW WORK on NICAR-
CAGUA-D. APPLETON co. viii publish on
NiC9RAGTA. its People Scenery, Monuments and
Mas ard IpsIatons ~ E. G squer, late Charge al;
IA res OF the UIned states 10 me kePuohs Oh Vehf
his st capital ard timely work It's Lively ami
mated sped Style the absolute PROPULSION OF incdeos
AID adventures which described IN rs pages and ht
charming manner with Which so mueh ma, y az ess1e,
islueTwOyen nth the instructive and nseiu TeDdet she
OF me cn0lctbt NOfkS recently lSsueu
spreads before all the personal adventures OF his mission
eptIs America, mparts rcn store OF information g.
spectus that country rivers its present Inhabitants,
then poca relation 10 England. the rone 20 Calif1rna
by Lako Nicaragua sc &C. The volumes are emoe shed
by as se number finely executed plates and cnts Ia
word. work that at all compare with thus has
made us appearance since the public OF Stephenss
CeLtIal America.
ID A. 4 co Just published
ADRIAN or The Clones OF the lind. Romance, oy
p X. Jas. and auntel D. Field, ksqS One handsome
volume. IL mo-, cloth 81.
This very agreeable work IS the Oin production Of two
elegant and accomplished -rlers who. IN this instance,
have dp ayed resemblance vie and thought close
as To appear IKE the wiitnt Of single As tale,
pos unusual attTactventss and interest d22N
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C. KEsP. AuctI0neer
EIEGANT STOCK OF FURS 70 be
r. SOLD AUCTION, TOMORROW. ,Taesday)
A no. oelock at No 81 Nassau ST. near Fuit0n-h Z.
kENP vii sell above large and valuable assori nett
II ~ faruYsd FURS 81 EIGH ROBES, &c. consulting
al set, Of Stone MaTten MUS Welcomes and Guns Ftch
ChischiIa. La.tered Lynx, Mountain, Marten French
STm,ns MuiI. V ctorines and Cuffs Psnere, Wolf Bear
ssd Burals Robes richly lined and trimmed. and Other
articles in the line all Of which have been made ~ 70 2
cliy retail trade and well worthy Of the atsAll'A 81
purchasers fer holiday presents -
Csi.loguss sa the morning Of sals S~ "
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n CoITON. Au5'icpeer
LNECITNRS' SAlE of RICH Sll-

II AECt iVhS chbfi Vl hiNli OIL
~ YER PLATED WARE, GUNS. &c. Sc-rNlS
DAY (Mrnday. Dec 2 ut No a. Catharns Al. the EN-
THE CONTENrS OF THE STORE. beng the stosk ofshe
late CHAS. CHAMBEES, and removed tor oosvsassnee
Of sae. ard Will comprise uoh Eagl al And Argentine
plated ware OF every dsscrlp lou Ase Fable Cutlery,
PAPER Machs sooos elesan suN,s p'srn 80 Vfss Ans
China goods INLAND ware And Irons, brushes. Fancy
Goods &c Sc. Also, large qGaniiy OF una and Pss-
tolls frat quality Together VITA STsa. ysrety OF 9ods
not suumsiated N h. The above viii snJrd hne epper
tuny to select lor the Holidays Sale perepptsry bs
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nJETROPOUTAN HALL, late TRIP

METROPOLITAN HALL, late TRIP
lfl LER--wALrER L. HARDING, sole Lessee sad
Msnsger offers 90 let this unsurpassed elhce 70 parties
requiring i, for Musical En.ert ailments. AaniYsnaT
Meetings, Rel gi0Us Festivals Ialr Grand Balls, Public
Meetings, FestIytes Sc
An experienced and superior caterer Is 81 with
the estgblshment where can b. furnished Dinners and
SupDers she most extensive sale and inferior
she CITY II SewYOTk. The gre&, Dining Saloon.
be u seating AZ tables coo persons beng flashed
in STYLE corresponding with the Grand Concert Room.
The entire establishment heated and ventilated tho
most approved and perfect manner which together with
ether important improvements, enable the proprietor %
guarantee satisfaction al Who may favor the HerrODO-
tan With patronage. Terms made known By applying
the pfemlses di7 So
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SCOTTISH NATIONAL and

SAMPSON q FIGHTS Panorama and
~ and DioTama OF London, Crystal Palace and the
most Interesting places round thar metropolis, a1g
menied with KOSSU1HS RECEPTION az the CITY Hal,
will be rtoDsned az tho Stuyyessnt Institute, MONDAY,
Dee a. for short time, according 10 the wishes OF O1f
Artists Architects and friends who unanimously have
gly,n Il err applause and encouragement Exhibition
al y o'clock every night and WEDNESDAY, CHRt5C-
MEkDAY and SAIL RDAY AZ Ocllck. d2l otnA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22

MUSIC of PARTIES.-The subscrb-
1f1 eFs Of the Musical Band formerly under the drsc
tea Of Mr Munk prepared 70 furnish Music Of
all kinds Tor Parties Orders received by y Wlsgand Ph
Strlub, No. 70 Hanon-st T Hnterberser; N jacob A.
StTsub. N An orders respecting Violin, Harp, Piano
foite Flute, ClaTionet Bass etc which aseonstany
hand, Will be promptly atten ded 10. 40 lm'
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XOUyG MEMS HEBREW BENEy-

NOUSG MEMS HEBREW BENEN-
Il OLEHT ASSOCIATION-ABnual Beaeh, az the
Broadway Ihea,sT Decem er g. 1851. Inc Com al lee Of
A!angtH e2sure ~ announce 10 tnef iiIens
md The public that the eus offered On ihe
evening will be rs flONs Prologue Tr tea expressly
lr his occasion b. Jonas Phillips Is, aai pronounced
b aIs Abbott Aner which The popular Comedy Of The
LADY CT LYONS
Claude hepotte HIS nrsl 2pos lrslce q fai cLHacter
CD he American Stage. Mr. q. Brooke
To bs succeeded oy Solo on ne VIOLA rom y ada
De Chamsubi by FRED GRIEBEL. the eminent VIZ
tuoso ho the handsOmes manner vol lnieeres hrs
assistlncs To COZ cluje vi the and successful
Coredy of ALI THAT GLITIEhS is MOI GOLD.
Seals can be secured only atIe Bot Office OF ,hs Ihsa
tel OF Monday. 20 list, nom 10 4. ii g. ii, and
Cd T. dsJ Of performance during b usual so1rs
Prices Of Admissien-BoE ald PasgGet, > cents ;
Family Circle. seems
Tickets 10 be had Of the following Commits. j.
yo1chimsysn, Chairman No rs Nasal 3 samuel %
hen Trs1sGTer ia Water S. H. Il Heris u 70 JVka -.
X Ben amin 81 Chefham-st, \. J Leon "a willie -
CAas Zsllner Isl Water 81 Geo Godfrey os nssI's.
Joe Ader, l3S PeAIl-s NJ l. Fele an 2oi Raj ~ -
Jacob Ben Rm0 49, Suffolk II, L. seu4s' !. bIoaS
NAV L. Btrhara 90 Bowery A 8 Van PraEs. ssJ Broad
way cor White, Geo Raphael, lo2 Pearl rHhip Lss,,
IlS ateT. Il L. d. Young 81 East broaG"1 2Aa u Al
Tie principal Hotels. and Muse Eorss rA.xu
PJ JOACHIxseEf, ChasmAn
EIDE YOUNG, gsers.ay eH% MA
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"ANTED-By an educated young Maa
w from Massachusetts situation in some mercantile
business learnt The book business preferred Best Of
testimonials Tor character and integrity Aairess
II. p C., u s. Hotel Dig ~
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4Ns M Fair.-The Ladies OF the Free Church
Ckprei msfiyrs will hold Fair for Il bcnsf of sa
vy 49, ar Dncns Furniture Rooms, No 5z3 Road
1is 49, epfpg'r.. on MONDAY EVENING Dsc .,
and isH Aad On TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, III
nemii A. n toiQP. NJ a.an. ."
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Wanted first class Cook, 10
~ private family IN Brnoslya Address 9th refer
uces j. L bINo. CAS-, Nsw-YoEs Post Oifee None
0bsr need apply dnli'
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ADsssIsse Ladies of the Church OF the Holy
csssca, wi VII hod their Far IN the Rooms formerly
III :, thy SAlar CoSnoramas corner Broad way aud
sss,. i ia .imoNDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
--- ~''s ana 9Th INST d2s Sc
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~ Gmi.rsnt gaAnixenc. once and Lasey

g4 The Age-ITS WANTS AND IFS DUTIgS-A
Lecture w1l be delivered al the Mercantile L1raIy Room
Clinton Hail TUESDAY EVENING, 23d Dec a.
oe'ock. by J T. SHERWOOD. Suhsot-Ihe Age aud Its
Abundance % c,s d22 IT.
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ROOK AGENTS.-Wanted, enlcTprs-
~ ing Yen, with go or capital - sol p lad
popular Historical and 0sscn2a'e Ners sa2didy iss-
Is mDhW 8 De2KE t Co. ElrfoId, Coaa.
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RO1 w n Y 7 TU-I OF ! Z = II I II VII
~ the coupty-a smart bog Az y raPcer 81 o.%r:
On those Who well epccs reed s2nly- NJ 81
b. ard - up stars Gssd wages vii ne siyen di2 -
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- ERFANTS-ChrI Gifts to En-
~ pIOyers The best reDded Protet.nt and other
Servants for every capacity domestic service fOr city ~
country be had fiee OF charge. al FEkhES Domestic
Aesncy No. 81 Duane ST. cor. Broadway, block
above The Irving House. Faaes will please send " call
for then Servants. d92 lie
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S2,UUU. vs.'iHf y the V above amount in tn. pur;
chase OF ntere't safe pleasant lucrative anu well
established business yielding certain return OF over ID
per cent per anbum. with probable increase Depending on
The activity The party investing may hear OF an oppo
tpnry by addressing, with real name, AGENI AZ TINS
oaice - DE- JMWNFs
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&SOOO wANTED-At 6 per c.

RCsOOO per annnmi on hist-rate Iea estate ss
euIy in he city OF Eewfo f.T term 81 years I'd
dress J. NJ BRADFORD, care Of }. $. S!uJier. No,
Wall -. 1iS
d = n0A "A Gentleman acquainted
psOOOs with Business would like 70 connect
hmel with some bsu,e already esabl she'd or ne would
an the above amount and take salary, If II could be
properly secured Address H. c. W, at the office OF THIS
W.
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SITUATIONS WANTED, for Irish,

~ English, Scotch, American, German and Col0red
Servants Cooks SeamsTesses Nurses general workers
Lzunersse Cbambermaids. WATERS, &C. Tue best
selected rom hundreds OF applicants. PTctestant
Agency No. Carmine St, and No. 100 Chambers-st
1xa
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Y AW CLERK WANTED-Who v

NURSE.-Wanted, Protestant Woman,
Of Kind disposition and neat hab1s, wait IN an IN
valid An American preferred Address G. Is J. 40 tbs
Office o. The Tribune inquire at No % GouVernsur.st
dl0 IT.
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COVERINGS WANTED.-An intelli-
~ gent well bred. and we'll educated young German
Lady no understands Elish and thoroughly conpe'
tent TO instruct OF ,tle girls French. German Draw
&c hear Of desirable suatioa In private
family By addressing. with rsne references Sc teE
Ines 10 r V VI Box No. 20 Philadelphia Post Oscs-
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HMAKER.-Wanted immedi-
w ately, frs,-raie Watchmakerto go south Apply
70 [dl7 lMtl FELLOWS Il CO. No. " Walden lane.
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r. avoid ~ Fancy Articles. Toys &c. AZ IT,
TIE Emporium, No 3ij Broadway, DuIchasers VIII 10
well cali before the Holidays, and thereby have an OPP
porury make better selections from fresh goods con-
san opening Goods sent es of charge u ali parts OF
New. YORK. Br0OklJn &c, AZ any time desired IL
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dss. .,hs,,.siesnemy,- Mrs, REDFIELD will open a
a fIpens ,eisnce ior ladies II lsmen o. nence
s. iw ssoAf EVENING, Dec q. AZ u O'Clock Terus
R,u, sne OF Eight Lessons single Lessons. q CTS
ftf kt.sey aid Friday evening ut No Al Barclay ST
90 as 'hly Tuesday and Friday afternoons. O'clock
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-15
s HERIFF'S SALE. - BY virtue Of writ
~ Yenditinni Exnnnas issued from the ceurt G

StHERIFF'S SALE. - BY virtue Of writ of
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the court Of
common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, and TO
me directed. will offer tor sale at public outcry,
at the front door Of the court house n the town Of
Woodsheld, IN said county, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of Jannary, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m and O'Clock
m, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county. to wit:
Commencing at stake on the margin of the
road leading from Barnesvilie 10 Marietta, ~ feet
north Of John McBrde's frame house, thence run.
ming norhwardly with the margin Of said road SO
feet to stake. thence eastwardly right angle
with said road to a stake to Solomon VOLTS line,
thence south with said Sol WoIfs line SO feet to
a stake, thence westwardly to the place of Begin
n'ng, containing one fourth OF an acre less.
il being in north west quarter Of section I, town.
ship aud range 8, called No. 6. south of the
town Of Carlisle. Appraised at $1,000
Taken in execution and levied ON as the proper
y of Lucien s. Cumming at the suit Of Hopkins,
Brothers g. Co. M. MORROW.
dec ls 50 rs Sheriff
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-15

MARRIED-On the 10Th inst. by Rev.
w. s. Davidson, Mr.. WILLIAM HARRIS and
Miss ELISABETH CHYNowEra, both Of this
county.
In Lowell, Wisconsin, Dec. 25,h. by
Rev. s. Mattison Stone, ANDRE MArTEsoN,
Of Milwaukee, with HARRIET M, second
daughter Of VIM. H. Fuller, Esq, Of Low.
ell.
eTWe wish our young friend, "Mat., -
much happiness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-15

& SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a writ Of
- Venditioni Exponas issued from the court Of
common pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed. will offer for sale at public outcry
at the front door of the court house in the town Of
Woodsfield, in said county, on
Saturday, the 18Th day Of January, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock
m, Of said day, the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county, to wit
The north west quarter of the sooth west quar-.
ter OF section No. /. township No. 8. and Rage
No s. Appraised at $50.
Taken in execution and leviad on as the proper.
ty Of Vincent Dye ct al at the suit of Davenport
Brown for the use OF Hunter and HollisteI.
dec Is. S2l2 M. MORROW, Sh'H
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PLANK ROAD.

From the following it would seem that
the citizens Of Marietta are determined TO
proceed with the Plank Road project, ex-
tending from that place up through the
western par. OF this county:
A meeting Of the Marietta and Nation.
al Road Plank Road Company was held
on the 3rd OF this month, at the Office Of
K. E. HARrE; Esq. A. r. NYE, Esq, was
called 10 the Chair, and Professor MAX
WELL appointed Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen Directors: A t. Nye. Ephraim
Gould. John o. Cram, William Devol,
Silas Slocomb, Captain Richards, John
Farley, Moses True, and George NJ.
Woodbridge.
No route was determined upon.
The Directors, we understand, held q
meeting on the evening Of the same day,
Qsst Friday,) and ordered survey Of the
two routes, spoken of for the contemplate
ed road. At the same meeting, J. o.
CRAM was chosen President of the Board
of Directors. SILAs SLocoMB Secretary,
and A. T. NYE Treasurer.
This begins TO look like doing some-
thing. We hail the movement with pleas.
ure, and hope that the enterprise will be
pushed right along. Its Importance and
utility cannot be over.estmated. We shall
have more to say upon the subject here.
after. Meanwhile, let the work "go ahead"
Marietta Republican.
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Arrival Of the Georgia.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, Jan. 6, P. M.-The steamer
Georgia arrived here this morning. She
brings San Francisco mails to the LIST oil
December. She left Chagres, on the 26th
Of December. with 924 passengers. 4lO OIL
whom got off at Havana, to 60 to New
Orleans in the steamer Pacific. She brings
two hundred and twen.y-three thousand
dollars in gold dust, and two weeks later
advices from California. She lett the
steamer Crescent City at Chagres, waiting
for gold, The passengers remaining on
the Isthmus we're to leave in sailing yes.
sells. ~ 1855 lasi6a N3aa-5 ~
The steamer Oregon brought two mil.
lions Of dollars worth Of gold dust on
freight, besides one hundred thousand dol.
lars worth in the hands of passengers.
The steamer Republic brought two hun
dred thousand dollars. ,'.'i2
All was quiet at Panama. Several Cal
ifornians had been imprisoned for rioting,
and were LEFT in prison. The Captain
General is determined to make an exam
pie Of them. ie'8
d The dry season was setting in at Cha
gres, and the place was becoming more
healthy. m
The cholera was still raging at San
Francisco. The Alta California says, we
believe,it prevails to considerable extent.
Mayor Bigelow, Of Sacramento City, died
of il. s A.'
Il Much complaint was made against Con-
gress in not providing for the wants Of the
people, among some Of which enumerat.
ed are mint, post-ofiice, mail routes,
land titles, &c. q ssapts8 K s9rld
The political complexion Of the Legis-
laturs y sill in doubt; both parties claim
the ascendency. The Alta California
thinks The Legislarurs viii be democratic.
The election, however, which was to come
of in Sacramento, might possibly change
The, majority in favor Of the wings.
The appointments Of State officers have
given general satisfaction. a'sss ms 49,,
.srTsarge sss saatd esd
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-15

The raining season has commenced
with great floods. ~ ,a q, !
The recent rains have greatly swollen
the small rivers and opened navigation on
many Of them. They have also given
miners in the dry diggings better chance
to work ore. Many new and rich veins
have been discovered. =. a.
Commercial affairs were steady. Flour
and other merchandise were abundant, and
prices were rather in favor of buyers. All
articles Of produce were tending to de.
cline.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-15

s. tHERlFF'S SALE,-By virtue of a writ in
- attachment issued from the court Of com,
mun pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry, at
the front door oi the court house 10 the 10 yn Of
Woodsfied, in said county, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of January, 1851,
between the hours ot 10 clock, m and O'Clock
m, Of said day. the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county. to witt:
The north east quarter Of the north east qua, ter
Of section No. 9, in Township No. 2. OF Range
No. 4. containing 40 acres, more or less.
Ordered to be sold in the case Of Edwin Hurn.
brook against William Thompson.
dec Is 50 90 NJ MORROW, Sh'ff.
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II DAD NOTICE Notice Is hereby given,
~ that a Petition will be presented to the
Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
next March session. praying for the vacation Of
parts of the Suniish county road, leading from
Antioch through New Castle. Said vacations Iy.
ing in Perry township. and described as follows /:
The firsI being OH the land Of Samuel P. Jones.
and lying between tffe tobacco house formerly
owned by Isaac Barnes, and the bridge at the
forks Of the road on said Jones' land; and the
other being on the land Of Jacob Huffman, and
between the guide boards at the forks Of the road
and Shines saw mill. Reason assigned is, that
said parts prayed to be vacated, are supplied by
the new road, and are of no farther public utility
Jan. IL, 1851.
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StHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- Venditioni Exponss issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio. and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry.
at the front door of the court house the town Of
Woodsfeld in said county, on
Saturday, the 1871 dug of January, 1851,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a m, and four
o'clock m, Of said day, the following described
real estate, kng and being in said county. to wit:
The north hall Of the south west quarter Of sec
ton 7, in Township A, of Range s.
Taken in execution and levied ON as the pI oper.
ty of Thomas DOwell at the suit of Hunter and
HolIister Appraised at $500.
dec lS So 90 M. MORROW, Sh'E