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SDOAD DNOTICE.-No office is hereby given that
~ petition will be presented to the ComIhis-
sioners Of Monroe county, at their next March ses
sion, praying for the location Of county road
commencing ct stake ON the north sids ofathe
road leading from Carlisle to Woodsfields on The
land Of r. Bevan thence the nearest and best route
10 in,ersect the ridge road leading from Bethel to
summer6eld. the road "a. run north to the top Of
the RIDGE thence sssi to sad ridge road as afors-
said. APETlTlONER
jan. %, 1852.
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NEW KNGLIsa MINISTER TO THE UNI.
TED STATES. YORK. Feb. 9.-Ths
London Gazette of Friday eve ming, tho
Esd, saasunces officially the appointment,
Of John riomnes Crampton. (now the En-.
gGsh representative at Washington as
He's Msiesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Unhed States, and Sir Henry Lytton
Buiwsr as Minister 10 the Grand Duke or
Tuscany %a
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Petition for Divorce.

Mary pan os Dillon State Of Ohio. 'Non'.' .
us. totniy, s&
Luke Van Os Dillon To Luke Van Os Dillon:
You are hereby notfe'', that on the 9Th day Of
January, 1852, Mary Van Us Dillon of NJ nroe
county, Ohio, filed IN the Court of Common Pleas
of Mon. oe county, Ohio, petition IN Chancery.
against the said Luke Van Os Dillon; the object
and prayer of which petition isto obtain Divorce
flom the said Luke Van 0s Dion--,hs causes
assigned in saidpetition gross neglect Of duty.
adultery; and that the said Luke Van Os Dillon
had another wife living at the time Of the marriage
with the said pellloner. And Tho said Luke Van
o. Dillon is further notified that this petitioner
will ask for decree upon said petition at the
Spring Term OF said Court
MARY VAN OS DILLON,
Jan. IA, 1852 by N. HnLLIsTrR. her Atty
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FROM CINCINNATI.

!9@9' "Ea n CINCINNATI, Feb. 1872
Kossuth was waited upon today by the
Clergy Of the city, and addressed by Rev.
Mr.. Fisher, to which he made an eloquent
and touching reply. Al 9 o'clock this af.
tsrnoon he spoke from the balcony Of the
Court House. The streets and houses in
the vicinity were crowded. but from the
great pressure to gain sight Of the illus.
trious guest, II was impossible TO hear
much. t,,-...',....',..,t,,,
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State Road Notice.
Dec. 81. 1851

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
IN ested, that at the March Session, 1852. Of
the Commissioners OF Momoe county, Ohio, the
said Commissioners will hear the parties in favor
Of or against the establishment of the State Rosd
commencing at Stafford. in said Monroe county.
aud ending at Matanoras, on the Ohio river, 10
Washington county Ohio; aud the application for
damages Of any person or persons on account N
the location OF said road through his her, OF their
land. BY order Of the Commissioner. a
JOHN r. NOLL,
Dec g. 1851. Aud. M @ O.
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EDICHARD POOLS ESTATE.-No,ics 10
IL hereby gwen that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified rs Executors of the estate
Of Richard Poll. late Of Monroe county, deceased.
MAJOR B. RAY.
JOHN CLINE,
Feb. 4, 1852. Executors.
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SHERlFF'S SALE BY virtue OF a writ Of
~ Veuditioni Exponas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohi,, aud tu
me directed, will offer tor sale, at pnhlic out
cry, in the town of Monsburgh, Monro- county,
on Thursday the 26ih day of February. 1852
between the hours OF l0o'clock m, and o'clock
IN. OF SAID day, the following personal property:
One sbeariDg Blachne, Que wooi picker, eight
press plates. and one double Cardng machine.
Taken il execution sod levied Oh az ths proper.
ty Of Peter Dorr at the sui, ri William Dyer. :"
Feb 81 90 M MORROW, 5h'f.
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State Road Notice.

NOTlCE is hereby given TO all persons inter
~ ested. that at the March Session, 1852, II
the Commissioners of Monroe County. Ohio, she
said Commissioners viii hear the parties in favor
of or against the establishment OF the State Road
cnmnshcigsa ~ I.ewsviIis, 10 said county, thence
running throw w oodsfeld aud New Castle to
tho Ohio riv1t opposite the mouth Of Fishing
creek, and that the application for damages Of
any person or persons on account Of the location
of said road through his. her, OF their lands. By
order OF the Commissioners
JOHN 3. NOLL.
Dec. 81. 1851. Aud. M. G. q.
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ELIAs DAVIS ESTATE ---Notics 10 hare.
h by given that the subscrber has been ap.
poiu,ed aud quali6el as Administrator Of ihs
estate or Elias Davis, late Of Mnnros 6ounsyr
decreased. PERRY w. GILMORE, Adnf;
December ~, 1881.
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=
ISHERIFF'S, ,SALE.--By virtue Of writ Of
- yeDditioni Exponas issued from the Court II
Common Pleas Of Monroe county. Uhio. aud to
me directed, will offer for sale at public ontcry.
at the front door Of the court house in the to~ Of
Woodsfield, in said county. or
Saturday. the 18Th day Of March, 1852,
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock m. and 4 O'Clock
m. nf said day. The following described lands and
tenemeuts, lying and being IN said county to vii:
The west half Of Lot No. 5. in the town OF
Besiisvie; and The undivided half Of the follow
ing parts Of Lots Nos ] and 4, in the town OF
BeaIlsvile, commencing at The north west corner
of Lot No, 4rinping east with South alley % feet,
thence south across Lots Nos. a aud !, thence west
80 feet to Washing ton street, thence nortl, with
Washington street to The place Of beginnin,.
Taken ir execution ard levied on as the property
Of George w. Nef, at the suit of Henry N,ff
Feb ii So 62 NJ MORROW. Sh'h
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~ CIV ashington. county. Pa, il we'll
known 70 be one Of the best wool growing
districts In the United States, The Com
a,onwsaith. published at the county seat.
tells Of q sheep, i5iyears old, whose aver
ego is five pounds, and which, in .l845,
graded Ut 65 cents in Lowell "Besides,
she bore in that year, two lambs, the one
or which, q buck, ,hsr owner. sold for $40;
and Tor the other, eve, no was offered
ESQ She hss almost without exception,
rSissd twolambs I year for the last l2 OF
IS years, and appears as hearty and vigI
orous as ever"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue ofla. writ Of
- ri. Fa. ct Lev Fa. issued from the court of
common pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, aud tome
directed. will offer for sAle at public outcry, al
the front door of. the court house in the town of
Woodsfeld in said county, on \
Saturday, the l3th day Of March,
1852, between the hours Of 10 o'clock I'm and
O'Clock p m on said day, the following described
TRACTS Of land, situate in said county, to witt +
The north west quarter Of the north west quar-.
ter Uf section 2O township 2. ot range 4, contain
ing 40 acres more or less. Also the, south west
quarter ofthe south west quarter Of section 81 /.
same township and range. Also the east halt Of
the north east quarter Of section 26 same township
and range containing so acres more or less Al.
so the south west quarter Of the south east quarter
Of section ~, same township and range, contain
ing 40 acres moro or. less
Taken in execution and levied on ss thepioper
~ Of Josiah Ollie al the suit Of Murphy, Wilson
4 Go. E. st NJ, MORROW,
Feb IL - 90 ~ AeS Sheriff
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REPORTED FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
~ s,55 BY THE MORSE LINE ~.
CINCINNATI, Feb l6.

- asasl q iin CINCINNATI, Feb. 16.
Editor Spirit of Democracy:
MARKETs-Chsese 81. Butter IA. COT:
fee, good Rio 81. Flour $3,22 to 1885.
The Kossuth banquet comes off in honor
of Washinton's birth day on Saturday
night 2lst inst .rassa, 4
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ISAAC MOORE,S Notice i here.
u by givsn. ,hst the subscriber has been appoint
cd and qualifsds % Administraior Of the esisis Of
Isaac Moore, late Of Monroe county, dscsaseds I
7. x q 4. y ABRAHAM 6TULL,
Feb. 4. 1852, q 80 t.sgi SAdMh
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= Robsrt Swan shot VIM, %. Sprigg. a
CImbsrlsnd. Md on the lith inst, with I
I. double barrel shot gun, the contents Of both
sbarreis striking him in the head, sis
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
- OF sale in Chancery issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Washington county. Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public out
cry. At tho front door of the court house in the
town Of WoodstieId, in Monroe county, on
Saturday. the 2lst day Of February, 1859.
between the hours OF 10 O'clock m, and o'clock
m, OF said day, the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being 10 said county. to wit:
All the north half Of the north west quarter oi
section twenty-nins. Of township three. Of range
six, in the Marietta land district.
Oriered TO be sold as the property q George
Adams, at the suit of Isaac Smith.
Jan 2l. 80 90 M. MORROW, Sh'f
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- HERIFF'S SALE. ~-By virtue Of . writ Of
~ Venditioni Exponss issued frop the court Of
Common, Pleas OF Jefferson county. Ohio. and to
me directed, will offer tor sale at public ouic'y,
at the front door Of the court house ia the town Of
Woodsfeld. in Monroe county, on ma 4
Saturday, the 2lst day Of February. 1859.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m, aud 4 o'clock
m. Of said day, the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county OF Mon.
oI section 20, township 2, and range Il; also the
north half of the south west quarter Of section rs.
same township and range; also the east quarter OF
LOT No. 70 in the town Of Clarngton
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper.
ty Of John P. Ferrei al the suit OF Benjamin Clyde.
Jan 81. So 81 NJ. MORROW, Sh'f
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s. SHERIFF'S SALE by virtue nf ! writ Of
- Ventinni Fxponas issued from thu Con't Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Oifu. aud 10
me directed, will offer for sale. at pulhic outcry,
at the front door of the court house in The town Of
Woodsfeld, in said county. on
Saturday, the 1871 day of March. 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m. and CLOCK
IN, Of said day, the following described lands aud
tenements, lying and being in said county. to wit:
One equal undivided eleventh part OF the east
half Of the south west quarter and north west quar-
ter of section %, township 3. aud range 81 also the
north half Of the south east quarter OF section "a.
township 3, FRANCE a
Taken in execution and levied on as the prnp.
erty of Peter Haught at the suit of Nathan HoI-
lister. M. MORROW.
Feb IL So 81 Shift
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SHERIFF SALE. - BY virtue Of a writ Of
- Vendi,oDi Exponas issued from the court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Mon
roe aud Slate Of Ohio, and to the directed. will
ufer for sale at public auction, at the front door OF
the court house 10 said county. on tl
'a. Saturday. The 18Th day Of Yhwch.
1852, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. M, and
4o'clockp p m, on sold day. the following describ.
cd real estate, situate in said county, to witt ti
Lot No. S, in the town Of Ridgevilie; also lot
Of land lying between the property OH which John
P. Ferrel nov resides and the town Of Ridgeviile,
being 90 feet in front and 100 fee, hack: also ten
acres lying in section %, township 2. Of range a.,
adjoining the town Of Rdgeville.
Taken IN execution aud levied on as the proper
t6 Of Isaac Pirman ct al. at the suit of John P
Ferrei, for use of Geo. A Berry,
Feb IL w 50 M MORROW, Shift
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE EcoUNTY. IS
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs, a7yFy
.fsl Hacation after October Term, 1851.
vs.: }VUNHE said Hannah Duke.
HannahDhke. j. 'aresideht Of she State of
Indiana. will take notice, that On the 18th day of
December. A, D. 1851 the said Michael Fender
filed 10 the Office Of III. clerk of said court his Bill
iItGhancery. the prayer and object Of which ilis.
thai sale he made OF the north east quarter OF the
south east quarter Of section H. township 2 of
rangs A, Containing 40 acres more or less, lying
and being in said county Of Monroe. to satisfy a
mortgage upon said premises executed by said
Hannah Duke to the said Michael Fender Tn
less the said Hannah shall appear within sixty days
from the rising OF said court. at the next term
thereof, aud plead, answer or de'nur to said Gill;
the said Michael will demand decree as by con-
ession, and that said premises may be cold to sat
isfy said mortgage. osg .hcgfs tss assiG
1ayA 50 SINCLAIR L. OKEY..
Feb. II. 1852. I.,g Soils for Compl't
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lkOARXiR NAp.WE1nvpR0nu H>>An~.AanT
$3.50. A:A.
~ meeting q me oeieestes rom ~
seversI words Of ~ Pastsh o. East boson
Rouge Of the Court House on tho 9Th, Inst
Amos Adams was called to the chair, and
John W..Dawson end Robt. q. bsaie were
ePpointsd Secretaries.
The meeting proceeded 70 ballot BY wards
ior candidates to Sepresenk ths Parish ~ the
n:3fegis!atuge: I: Hatch, PeteF
NE eessck. Elias k~ees and Augustine
Dop'ans'er having been put IN nomination,
on ne hrst ballot Hatch received 90 votes
Mck,ter'ck 20, Duplantier 20 and Russ 9
"a: hatch having received . majority o.
~ the votes cast ~ dsclsiTed duly ron:
ina.ed.
W me second hot. the name q MI
Dupiantier having Decn withdrawn, NJ.
mchiteIicF received ~ votes. md ~.
Russ received votes MI. Mck'serick
having received majority Of oil the votes
cast' was declared the nominee.
On melton Of Henry kean Esq, Messrs
hatch ana Mck''er'cs were unanimously
declared t1e nominees 81 the Democratic
party o. East Baton Rouge, for the legis-
'atars. -
Oa motion q John W. Jones ksq" the
President then appointed the following DEL
s:s,s. 70 ,epts.es. fe rar:n !" s STATE
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Nh. EOJToR Having IN former con.
mnicatioa mentioned IT, importsnee Of y.
ias we'll sspssseptsd 10 the next Lssisls.
tire; ] now propose 70 call attsntiop, more
particularly 70 some Of the reasons why
men ofordinary or inferior capacity and III.
tlesor no experience in legislative or public
matters, should not b selected u candidates
to represent this, OF my other portion Of
the State, in the coming Legislature.
Upon the first session OF the legislature
under the new Constitution, will dsvolve
the duty Of fixing the future policy Of the
State, on oil the great leading questions
connected with the prosperity Of the peo-
pie, and the full development Of the natu-
raj advantages Of our position a. State.
Among the many important questions
that must come before the Legislature this
winter, for arrangement and discussion, will
be, the adoption Of financial system suited
to the times and the wants Of commerce,
tho organization Of the Judiciary, the Pub.
lie Schools, and the Internal Improvement
system the disposition Of the Swamp LaMis,
and the proper application Of the proceeds
thereof; the encouragement and aid Of the
State to works Of public improvement and
utility. Now, upon all these, and many
other questions, which have not the time
nor you the space, 10 mention .hs very best
talent Of ths State should be called to act.
The building Of Railroads, Plankroads,
Canals, and other works of public imp prove
ments, is more closely connected with the
future greatness and growth Of our State
than any, and all other subjects combined,
and these can never be accomplished lex
cept to a limited extcntJ without the fost.
ering care and cordial support Of the State
Government Look at our prosperous
neighbors al, around US, and ask how it is,
that they arcssD n ahead; the answer is,
their Lesislaturesi'ave been wise and lib
eral, they have concentrated their efforts
and united their energies, all putting thei,
to the wheel as one man, forcing
the car Of Improvement over every obstacle
and through every difficulty, they have not
allowed . debt Of few thousands or few
millions Of dollars to brighten them from
their purpose, but have moved steadily on,
expanding hundred and thousands and mil
ions developing the wealth OF their sew
.ral States, aud adding 70 the aggregate
wealth and general prosperity Of the coun-
Try.
9 Bring out men Of enlarged views, who
rave the will as well as the capacity to
AXE hold Of these mighty subjects, and set
hem fairly in motion, and there will be no
rouble to elect them. Without such can
would be the worst defeat.
A PRIVATE
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DROP.ASALS will be received at the
L Office Of Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge
Plank Road Company, until the 9th Nov.
ember, for the following work-vix.
For cleaning, ditching and grading the
whole route.
For furnishing lumber, bridging, and pla-
cling culverts, including draw bridge across
the Bayou Crosse Tete.
For planking and completing said Plank
Road from Crosse T6te 10 the Mississippi
River.
Proposals for the whole work are prefer :,
red and will be first considered.
For information, apply 70 H. w. Allen.
West Baton Rouge, 5. NJ Hart, East Baton
Rouge, Or %. At the lcs Of the company on
Address Chss. A. Slack, President OF fhs
Board Of Directors. Jas. II. JOHNSTON,
Crosse Tets, Nov. Sth, 1869. Sect'y.
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Mr.. +. VA,

Avn ~ AA$t
Italian Professor ofs19asio,
HAVING permanently settled himself
IL with his family, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, where b. has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks TO those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fessional services to oil those Wishing 10 be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
Vocal Music
Convinced by long experience, thst in
the study Of music specially pedantiy 10
disgusting, and that general routine OF in.
struction will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use oil his endesvours to
place himself on level with the intelli-
gsnce Of bis pupils,-encouraging, rather
than disheartening their efforts, while ad-
herring strictly to the. precepts laid down by
the best masters; W will continue % here
tofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be-
$40 for twelve lessons Of one hour each, and
So for twelve lessons Of half hour each.
Apply at his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles SITS, or at Mr..
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel ct. Oily
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The EMpERoR NIcHoLAs.-Thc
present Emperor Of Russia il nan Of
much ability. lie has been upon the
throne twenty.seven years. and during
that time has projected many improve.
mcnts. Although considerably past
the prime of life, he is ia excellent
health. and promises to gil the high sta.
ton for some time to come. His cid.
est son is said to be person of rare
enterprise, and considerable scientific
knowledge. He was the protector Of
the railroad from St Petersburg TO
Moscow four hundred and fifty miles
long, upon which American engineers
were solely employed. Nicholas is q
human man and has desired to liberste
the serfs, but Wholesome regard for the
prcjudices Of the mobiles has prevented
this.
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Communicated

Communicated.
En-. COMET IL am q wing OF the blue
- stocking kind, aud anything that
concerns the party, interests me. Will you
be pleased to inform me-since there are
to he no nominations, who are the candi-
dates for the coming Legislature? From
the nunab-r now in the field, it would seem
that the honor Of representing this Parish
on that occasion, is not lightly considered,
there are so many spoken Of, and put for.
ward. do not doubt they will all run
well, pace well, canter we'll and come in
we'll, with credit to the party as we'll as to
themselves. But this is not the question:
Are there not some jockeys lett in the par
ty? old turftsmen that know how to ar.
range matters for a good scrub! II there
are, why don't they step forward and pick
out the quarter nags,' the half and repeatl
and the full four quartersp This should be
done, that the track be not encountered
with too many aspirants for honors. know
that the spirit of patriotism, that prompts
our fellow citizens to sacrifice themselves
to the public service, is highly commenda.
bic, apd is scarcely onldid by the rivalry
that existed amongst the Actics to give
themselves up on the alters to the Gods
but yet our countrymen should have care,
that they do not cut down, and wear ,way
the very flower Of the age, where there are
SO many to thrust themselves up to he i'm
molated. The friends of some Of the par.
ties now before us are determined to rum
them for somethimg. They should be care
ful not to rum them into the ground. 1t IL
impossible for any man, even in this fast
age, to run more than two ways at once
The law Of nature which requires mans
shadow to follow him, has never yet been
overcome by science. Some of the candi-
dates now "before the people" are proposed
to run for Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton Ia very enviabIe position,) Auditor
Senatorial Candidate, Parish Representa-
tive, Treasurer; even down to Governor.
Please tell me what this means-and you
will be remembered for the service by
JINGO.
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Every enjoyment Of life has three
distinct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"reminiscences; and it is more difficult
than it at first appears to be, to decide
on the character, extent and value Of
each. Hope is the most extravagant
and imaginative; action, the most en-
crossing and tangible and memory,
the most calm, and durable, and sober.
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FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF THE
SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The latest ad.
vices from Sandwich Islands states
that the treasury being completely
drained Of cash, the board of finances
has ordered the suspension Of most Of
the public works, and what is worse
still, has been obliged to borrow mon.
ey to keep the wheels Of government
moving. The Polynesia says.
The present emergency. it is an.
ticipated. willrequire but a small and
short loan. We think differently how.
ever, and shall not be surprised if the
current year closes with a debt Of
100000. at IL per cent, interest.
The large amount expended upon the
military lat year would be very ser.
yiceable now to the treasury
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Just RECEIVED from Cincinnati and
y New Orleans 10 barrels new neAs
Pork; 2 Barrels golden Syrup 10 boxlD
Raisins new crop; 10 az. boxes Raisins
new crop, go boxes choice cheese Is
kegs choice Butter; Is dozen Bsooms !; 100
bushels Piastering hair; Goshen Butter.
Fine Tobacco, &C., -,
fh0v 27lvl JosmCA BsAL.