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REPUTATION REPUDIATED.

Since the resumption by the State o!
Pennsylvania Of regular payment OF the in
terest upon her bonds no event has occurred
of such importance to our monetary credit
abroad as the recent decision of the High
Court of Errors ard Appeals of the State OF
Mississippi, by which the bonds of that State
issued on account of the Union Bank have
been pronounced to he valid obligations, and
consequently binding upon that Common,
wealth.
This decision is Of sufficient significance
and interest to justify us in congratulating
upon it that large class of conservative citi
zens in Mississippi who have conscientiously
laborcd for years to bring about at Least re-
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OBITUARY..

At his residence, three miles North East
of st. Clarsvile, on the evening of the 9th
inst, Mr.. WILLIAM DENHAM, in the 92d
year of his age
The deceased was born in Dromore,
county of Down, ireland, in March 1862,
After spending about ten years in the state oi
Virginia he came to Ohio. lie lived about
three years on the farm near St. Glars
vile now owned by VIM. Mcfarland, and
then removed to the farm which he occu.
pied at the time of his decease.
For mauy years he was sufferer from
rheumatism, but in his declining years was
greatly relieved from pain. His mind was
naturally vigorous, and and retained lis
activity in singular degree He was also
favored with strength Of body to attend tc
his own comforts until few days before his
death. His decease resulted from age rather
than from amy particular Disease,
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New ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
'manifes static

NEN ohLEANSJ lO'
The total number of deaths within the last
twenty-four hours were 2l3, by fever IS, IL
as bad as ever. Weather unfavorable.
New ORLEANS, Aug. II.
The total number of deaths within the
last "a hours were 232-by yellow fever 2O6.
The total number of deaths during the last
week were l532-by yellow fever 1851
The Howard association have taken in
charge 5000; in four weeks they expect to have
1000, at cost of $40 each. Many of our
merchants have closed their houses.
New Orleans, Aug. Is
The fever continues on the increase and
the mortality fearful. During the past forty
eight hours ending this morning, there have
been reported by the board of Health in all
4lO deaths, of which 366 were OF yellow
! fever.
! The weather continues exceedingly un-
| favorable both alternate hot and cold, and
frequent rains. Distress and suffering
| indescrbable increase with each succeeding
| hour.
Business is almost entirely suspended
the wharves deserted, and all presents tht
appearance Of solemn Sabbath.
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on tho dollar, or $l,sO5 i6. This year, by
the reduction of $500 exemption to $50. S7jl,-
327 has been added TO the duplicate, making
a valuation of S2,l25,000.
'One would think that the larger the prop.
erty to be taxed; The less should be the rate;
but upon this largely increased amount you
are TO pay 81 mills on the dollar, or 81 1894
05, more than twice the tax Of last year!
You may say the school tax makes the differ
cnce. Not so. The school tax will be Si,-
4Gl 81, leaving balance Of ;S7.273--still be.
ing nearly double :he taS Of last year.
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JAMES =. TANNER,


Boots. Shoes, BonErts Il Leather,
No. 81 Eged street, LeGer.t ZAi-T 4 Frzy'h,
pIuFTsBC ECII. PA.
rNAki,S pleasure in again calling the aitc'iion OF his
i Cuslucrs and country merchants generally, 10 his
very splendid stock OF Boots. shoes Bonneis and IeaIl
er suitable Fail and Winter sales. consisting ol over
.5tu cases. aud embracing every style and variety q"
Mems Coarse Kip Calf Russsn Leather and Hung arisn
Boots, MpI.crcys NengtuIis Grogans, DC. de- Also.
Ladies, Misses Boys, Youths q Chdrens BooIs Shoes
Parsiaus, Jenny Liuds. Eurekes, &c. silk, Velvet,
iegiurn aud straw Eonres for all and Winter Sales.
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
The above comprises Of the largest stocks To lie
found west 1.-THE Mountains, purchased from the New
Eng aud Manufactures direct and viii he sold at New
Work aud PhilsdclPhia prices.
Purchasers in want o. any of tie above described
goods. will please call and examine before buying.
August .G, lcj3-:ni.
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VERY RIcH.-The Spiritual IIarbinger,
paper printed in Rochester, N. Y, and advo-
eating the spiritual rapping, mania has the
following:
"In the Twelfth hour the glory Of God, the
life of God, the Holy Procedure shall crown
the Tribune Creator with the perfect dis
closve illumination. Then shall the Crea-
ton, in cflulgence above the divine scraphi-
NAL, arise into the dome OF the disclosure in
one comprehensive revolving galaxy Of
supreme created Beautitudes.'
After copying the above paragraph, the
Cayuga Chief responds as follows:
"Then shall blockheads IN the Jackassical
dome of dsclosive procedure, above the all
fired great leather-iungus of Peter Nip-ninny
go the Gooseberry Grinder, rise into the
dome of the disclosure until co-equal and
co-extensive and conglomerated lumuXes, in
one comprehensive mux, shall assimulate into
nothing, and revolye like bobtailed pussy
cat after the space where the tail was'
Can the Harbinger understand our spritua
manifestation
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A TALL ToAsT.-At a 4th Of July cele-
bration in Martinsburg, Va, among the
regular toasts one in honor of each Of the
original thirteen States, after which came the
following.
IA, 10, l6, II, Is, 10, 90, 81, %, %,
"a, 25, 90, 81, 2S, 30, 80, 3l,-all in one.
Call in the children; stand up as you are
caled--Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana, Mississippi. Hi
nois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri, Arkansas,
Michigan, Florida, Texas, Wisconsin, Iowa,
California There's family for you. IS
stulwart sons-the children of Liberty, and
more yet to be born!--God save the Com
monwcalth!--Dc ta!e The hindm0SH
OE5At the Fourth of July celebration in
Marion county, Illinois, a young lady offered
the following toast:
The young men Of Amerca-INeir arms
our support, ours arms their reward.
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DIFFICULTY AMONG THE BANKs.---The
notes of the Ohio State Stock Banks have
been refused by the Cincinnati banks in con
sequence OF the geuine notes of number of
banks having been stolen from the Auditors
office. There appears to be some mystery
connected with the affair, which renders it a
possibility that the notes of all the banks may
have been stolen. All the notes that have
been detected were signed by the State Re-
gister, but the names of the President and
Chashier were forged
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GFIt will be seen by an advertisement in
another column that the seventh instalment
of Railroad stock is called for. We trust
that all will be ready, SO that the work may
be ''put through" with all possible despatch.
Our county is suffering by every hours delay.
1t is very important road and we still hope
the cost will not be SO great as to render the
stock improbable.
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Valuable Table.

We this week present our readers with
very valuable Statistical Table, carefully COM
piled from the official list by our excellent
County Auditor, Mr.. TRUEMAN. This has
been attended with much labor on the part
of Mr.. Trueman, for which we are sure the
people of the county will thank him. Those
who do not file the paper should cut out the
Table and take care Of it, as it will be valua-
BILE for reference in years to come.
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Doors, SHOES, sc. our Merchants would do
well to call upon Mr.. JAMES p. TANNER, of
Pittsburgh for the above articles. They may
be sure OF doing quite as well as they can
further east. See advertisement.
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HEAVY TAxEs.-The Mansfield Herald
compares the taxes of last year and this yeur.
The result is intereastin to taxpayers gener-
ally. Read:
you doubtless think your taxes light last
year. Your State tax on Sl,272,667-the
valuation of Richland county-was 3,j mills
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EXAMrLE.--A boy once went TO ragged
school and had his face washed; and when
he went home his neighbors looked at him
with astonshment. They said, "ihat looks
like Tom Rogers, and yet it can't be for he's
so clean" Presently his mother looked at
him, finding his face so clean, she fancied
her face dirty, and forthwith washed it. The
father soon came home and seeing his wife
so clean, thought his face very dirty, and
soon followed their example. Father, mother
and son, all being clean, the mother began
to think the room looked dirty, and down
she went on her knees, and scrubbed that
clean. There was female lodger in the
house, who seeing such a change thought her
room was very dirty, and she speedily
betook to the cleansing operation likewise.
And very soon the whole house was, as it
were, transformed, and made tidy and COM
Portable, simply by the cleaning of one
ragged school boy
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THE WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY This
institution commences its Fall session, as
will be seen by the Advertisement in another
column, the first Monday in September.
The increased prosperity of this institution
under its new Principal is abundant evidence
of her successful management as Teacher.
Their arrangements are complete, and the
Institution affords facilities for education
second to none in our country. Parents
can rest assured that the habits of their
daughters will be properly cared for while
under the surveillance Of Mrs Thompson.
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COLLAR MANUFACTORY

4 t the sign of the Big Black Collar
"A TIE subscriber is prepared furnish Sadders X
tile public yenerally superior article oI Horse collars
DOut iUr-eI the pace in the "!OhnsOn rronerIy'
Of ,he Court House. sign OF tie Big BaCk Collar.
]. NJ TODD.
81. Clairsve August II, I5J3-tE
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g.TATE OF OHIO BELMONT CoUN.

JTT sz.-Couri of Common lieas.-relition for Par.
:iiiln.
Traverse Gorge John George, Sarah George James
Grorge simpson George. Lewis George, Presley George,
"a OIL tosse! g Mslnds G0sseti his wife, Presley Dye;
Ezahe.h nye. Harriet Dve. Matilda Dye, and Lewis
Dye, children Of Margaret and VIM. Dye deed, G Mary
Geor-c s: Wceteh George and Phoebe GeOrrc.
The above named defendants will take notice that
the l1th OF August 1853 pCi.ton demanding partition
OF the following Real Estate of which William George
ate Of Don: County, .cd. zcd in teesimplc Of tho
-aHe tru- situate IN !he county Aforesaid and tile
town OF tICand in said county aud being pIri OF the
last hjftf SEC. -. To. :. r. cy4isj ming
rd i,tG- 'ne -ate premises on winch ne resided until
MS dra Sai petition sets forth tas Phoebe Georcc.
widow Of WiIam George dec d. is cuii; led 10 dover in
-niH premises and that your petitioner aud the al
named endan's the next Of kin 10 said deed. That
S""h proceedings Will be taken uFOn sail petition
authorized hy Law.
MILLER PENNINGTON,
Au'y. for Petitioner.
Auru?i TO- 1853.
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The amden and AmbOy Railroad Disas.
ter.-yerdict of the Jury.

The N. Y. Express of yesterday evening;
The Coroner's Inquest, in the case of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad accident, was
rendered on Wednesday night. The jury af-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Beef Cattlc-27OOO, all Southern and Wes-
tern, were sold today. The ruling figures
were 7R@9b, which is slight falling off
compared with the quotation in the early
part OF the month; 20 Cows and Calves, were
disposed of at prices ranging from $24 to
$3.50 $50. Sheep, 81, to SAC $5,75'
Lambs $l,75@$5.
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700 MANY OF THEM.-20O doz. Silk
I aud Cotton hOscry-fnr Ladies and Gents. l5O
dOZ. Linen and sin lldkfs. 500 Summer Hats.
All hOught under peculiar circumstances and will lie
sold 10 close at less prices than you before
them and perhaps will again. Every body knows.
or should know, where they can hur the cheapest.
At 81 ONE u THOMAS
July -, lSj3. Ia Main ST., Wheeling.
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MARRIED

On the 4th ult., by Samuel Ring, Esq,
Mr.. LEWIS Owens, and Miss Nancy ELLEN
Powell, all of Washington Township Bel
mont Co. y.
At the National Hotel, on the 18th inst.
By Rev. d. Trucman, Mr.. ISAAC liELMEs &
Miss elizabeth BRADY, all Of Belmont Co.
On the 23d ult by Rev. d. Trueman
Mr.. STANLEY ]. CHIN, of Barnesville, and
Miss MARY A. COLLINS, of this place.
On the 2lst, inst, by E. S. Barnes
ESQ, Mr.. JAcoD KEEsoR, and Miss SARAH
RUBEY, of this county.
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.,HERIFF'S SALE.-In Partition.-Tho

e,HERIFF'S SALE-In Parttion.-Tho
L mas Wilson guard an Of CinderIIa Johnson e: al.
Byy.-tur &; u.dcr OF safe TO directed from TIE
Court Common Pleas Ci Belmont County ONO. at I'll.
SUMMER term thereof A. d. lsj3, viii oaer ioT szie Oil
Tuesday tie 27h dayct September, 4. d. 1853,
between The hours OF 10 O'Clock \, ~ andi neocH p u
q! said ay at te front door OF the Court House, ia 81
CaTsville said county. the following described Eea
Estate wit Situate y Ing and Lcug III the Comfy Of
Belmont and state Ui puIO Icing the East Halt ui tie
North East quarter of Section iwentyoEe (a iow"sP
seven "a and Range ~ jecI however 10 tie lie
ale vi CatlarlC Wilson. formerly taiiaCic Johnston
which has been heretofore assigned and oil to her
JOHN &. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
Sheril's OiEce August -Gih, lNj3.-jw.-S2,21
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" Office is hereby given, that the estate
Of Sarah iIahourn, lae O Bella uontconaty deceased,
va. this day declared pro ally IHsolveuI and Ie under
signed has erE appointed 10 receive aid pass on claims
sIasI said estate. The creditors wilt present and es
tl!isl. their claims ,thin sIx months from th.s die.
ISAAC HOTE. Administrator
OF Sarah IIaboaTn deceased.
August 2G, lsj3.-:t.
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Gold in Iowa.


We have recently noticed accounts, in
several papers, of the recent discovery ofgold
in Iowa.
The Athens Messenger ofthe 5th. publish
es an extract from letter written by gen
tleman of Tuscarora, Iowa, to his brother in
Athens county, confirming the news, which
is given below
TUscARoKA, Iowa. July 30, 1853.
The State of Iowa is likely to
produce as much gold as California. There
is an immense amount being taken out in
Hardin county, at this time. The California
excitement is nothing compared to this. 1t
is thought there will be twenty thousand per-
sons at the mines in two weeks. This will be
hard for you to believe, but it is true; at an
rate | have it from good authority. Speci-
mems have been brought to Salem and tested
g. found TO be very fine. From five to twenty
dollars per day is made by each digger.
You must not fail to get home by the mid
die of August, for we are all going to thu
mines. The gold fever runs high.
Yours, in haste.
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JVHIG NOHINA TION,Y.

WIG N0MINATION s
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
ron LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC ]. ALLEN, OF Rchland.
FOR TREASURER or STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN of Hamilton.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
NELSON Ii. VAN WORRIES, Of Athens.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM Ii. GIBSON, OF Seneca.
ron SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN I. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
SENATOR,
DAVID ALLEN, of Belmont
BOARD or EQUALIZATION,
JOHN HAMMOND, Of Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
ELI V. CLEAvER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
D D. T. COWEN, of Richlard tp.
TREASURER,
d. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN c. VANCE, OF Flushing tp.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, of Richland tp.
CORONER,
WILLIAM GILL, of Pease tp.
DIRECTOR INFIRMARy,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp
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,HERIFF'S SALE.-In Alta

~. HERIFF'S SALE.-In Attachment.
/ } JOHs ELL.Orr W. AGxEs BEAtLvILLE BrREE BY
yIrtle order sale 70 directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas o Belmont County, OHIO, VIII oder
iOr
Wsinesday, he 7M dag Of SsTte'nIer, a. D.
si3 between Tie hours cc 20 o'tnc6 aud O'Clock
,. NJ Of said day m Of he Court Hone in IT.
Clairsvlc, sad County, the following goods q cHat-
icIs 10 Gray Horse and one Saddle and Brdie.
JUHt {. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
snEni.I's or. E AuaIat %. l,53.-3w.-sI. sI.50
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ice IS hereby given, ha: al the Prot ate Court fI
Belmont County the undersigned was appointed snd
tcd - idriinsi e'or oithe estate of John Tbumsyr
atc 81 Belmont County, deceased.
Az J'e nieied 10 saf estate, requested make
immediate payment; and those having claims a,aiust
sa4 estate are notified to present for settlement,
within one year from this da'c
ABNER WELLS, Administrator
Au-u.: lQh. l-52.-3w.-ph.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

-V'
The sales to day were, 100 heads of Beef
cattlc--I5O were driven to eastern markets,
and 80 left over unsod. The balance was
sold to the city butchers, at prices varying
from So, 25 on the hoof equal to $6,5OfdS,
o5 net. Hogs were in active demand. Sales
made at $S7@$T,25 per 100 lbs for fine
hogs,
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Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

J ct my instance writ Of attachment was this
day issued ly William II itla q Justice Of the Peace
for kIrkwOod township Belmont Comfy, ONO, against
the property effects OF samuel Rawlcy, an a>cOnding
debtor Of seveuty-a dollars and twenty rYe
cents. Dated August Is. 1853. JAMES MALONE.
AmInst 70. lsll.--3l.--nl.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Beware OF villain.

On or about the first of April, 1853, there
came to Jacobsburg, Belmont County Oho,o
man Of genteel appearance, a iourneyman
tailor. who called himself Edward 6. Will
liams, about 6 feet high, dark hair fair com
plection, stands erect, prominent forehead, an
Englishman, who uses the sound of the II in
conversation, great military man, and under
stands the tactics well, states that he had
been in the Mexican war, with marks on the
side of his head and shoulder of wounds re-
celved in battle, wore dark pants, steel mixed
box coat, and black cloth cap, about 25 or 80
years Of age; during his stays in Jacobsburg
of three months, married a young girl Of l8.
Was elected captain Of an Infantry company
He made several efforts to borrow or hire
horses, and finally succeeded in obtaining one
from an unsuspecting dutchmun to 60 to
Bridgeport distance of l5 miles, went to
Wheeling where he left his wife pennyless,
and the last account from him, was that he
swaptcd horses in Washington, Guernsey
County, Ohio, and left fer Zanesville where
he passed by the name Of Edward G. Brndly.
The public is therefore notified to be on
their guard against man, who is well cal
culated to deceive. The Editors of news
papers will confer favor by giving the above
an insertion.
J. S. McEIEYRY, J. A. WEYEY.
NJ. SuyELY, II. GARRETT.
Il. L. NEEL, S. L. FRANCIS.
]. p. SYIvELY, p. LocHARY.
d. s. TnURsToN, a. SCATERDAY.
d. PoGCE.
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E3rThe time Of holding the Cadz fair has
been changed, and will be held on the 18th
and 14th days of October.
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The cotton crop in Alabama and Mississip-
pi, as I'VE learn by our southern cotempora-
riee, will be an early and large one.
iScicntifc american.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland.