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Probate Notice.

ri Office is hereby given that the final settle
IN ment accounts of the Administrators, Exec
utors and Guardian of the estates of the following
persons. have been filed in the Probate Court o
Monroe county, Ohio. for settlement:
James w. Shankland Admir- of James Dotson, de
ceased.
Christian Simons Adm'r Of George Atop, decd
John Griffith Admir- of Philip Lawrence. Sr dc'd
Thos Cummings Guardian of David Thornbury
VIM Pickens Admir- Of Edward Maginnis, decd
Margaret w. Morgan Ex'x of Forbes A. Morgan
deceased.
The above accounts will be for hearing on ths
22d day of August. next
ELIHU MORRIS,
July ~, 1853. Probate Judge.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. EoIroR-Please announce the name oil
Dr.. RICHARD H. CAIN,
OF Noble County, candidate TO represent the
XlXth Senatorial District in the General Assem-
bly, of Ohio, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention. MANY VoTERs.
GJ-We are authorized to announce the name OF
DR.. WESTERN Il. SINCLAIR,
OF Monroe county. candidate 20 represent the
XIXth Senatorial District in the General Assem-.
bly, of Ohio, subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic Convention.
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COMMISSIONER.

SQ- W e are atlthOrlZed TO announce the name o
RICHARD CLEGG. ESQ.,,
OF Seneca township, as a candidate for County
Commissioner. subject to the decision of the Dem.
ocratic Convention.
SS-We are authorized to announce the name o
STEPHEN HENTHORN, ESQ,
Of w ashineton township. as candidate for Couh.
ty Commissioner. subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention,
Mr.. MoRRIs:-Pl Please announce the name o.
JESSE MIRACLE, Esq,
OF Wayne township, as candidate for County
Commissioner. subj, ct to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Convention; by request of his friends il
the western townships of Monroe.
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County Fairs.
Fairs will be held in the following coun.
IA. Ahss vaar 80 C,lloy..

REruRNED.-.Rev. ]. A. SwANEY, for
msrly Of this place, says the Guernsey
Times, and who went TO California last
spring year as a missionary of the Meth
odist E. Church, came passenger with his
family, by the Northern Light. The de-
: clining health Of the wife Of Mr.. S. in.
duced his return.
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NOWNSHIP ROAD.-Noiice is hereby given,
L that after thirty days from this date, there
will be petition presented to the Trustees Of
Switzerland township, for the location and estab-
lishment of a township road-commencing at the
end of a township road the lands of Thomas
Smith, in said township. running thence through
the lands Of Jacob Hessig, aud thence through the
lands of the heirs Of Christian RabeI, deceased
doing as little Injury possible, to intersect
the County road leading from the Ohio River to
Beallsville. in Monroe county.
July 81. 1888
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S. II. ROWND, Pres't.
Received on Subscription

To the Esprit of Democracy" for the
week ending Saturday, Aug. 6, 1858:
John Anderson, Wayne, 81 SO
James Worley, (balance) 81
w. Monroe Mason, Monmouth, Ill. l 90
John Sinclair, Sunsbury, 2 90
Isaac Tebay, Benton, SO
Il. Fowler, Esq, Malaga, / 90
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A fine tract of land, containing eighty acres, situ
n ated in Elk tp., Noble county, Ohio, will be
sold low for cash. The tract is well timbered
and well watered, and is of the first quality of
soil.
For terms inquire Of ]. R. Baker living near
said land.
July Fl, 1853.
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0F The bill for the abolition of the
death penalty, passed at the late session
Of the Wisconsin Legislature, has been
signed by the Governor and is now law
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DR., Osgoeds India Cholagogae.

an erteisioe prdctsee of seofya years s1 osfsesss
e''nate eaa = eoer x,soscn 20 Jmt g. ens,ng e
:. 1rr,nI, nEwA : ..ayrrmrs,s
II has been ,ru,v said ,., s.o,,r,.rf.;,.x. s,a Ia,
;,at,r. of vainsss mad;c;.~ - I, -
to society than dealers in spurious cein. The
latter only rob you Of your properly, while shs
Ths si'ua"gv. s.s' ls,,,..;a vSo x..,
India Choiagugue has given r,.e = ,o II i.s.s on
Der of spurious compounds, which are no : before
the public, christened with the name. OF Choia-
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CHINESE LANGUAGE.-There are over
thirty thousand Chinese in California
Some of the laws of that State are printed
in the Chinese language for the informa-
ton of that people. Who would have
thought Of that, few years ago?
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ARCHIBALD ROSS'S ESTATE.-The un.
u dersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrative Of the estate of Archibald Ross,
late OF Monroe county, deceased. Those indebt.
ed to the estate will please make immediate pay
ment; and those having claims against said estate
will present them duly authenticated.
ELIZABETH ROSS.
July 20. 1853.
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TREASURER.


lE- We are authorized to announce the name of
SIMON DRUM, ESQ.
Of Wayne township. as candidate for County
Treasurer. subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
&C. We are authorized to announce the name of
FREDERICK KGHLER,
OF Centre township, as a candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
aS- We are authorized to announce the name Of
THOMAS MCMAHON. ESQ.,.
OF Adams township. as candidate for County
Treasurer. subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
g3-We are authorized to announce the name OF
JACOB N. MITCHELL.
OF Green township, as a candidate for Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Conven-
ton.
H-We are authorized to announce the name OF
EDWARD SALISBURY,
OF Centre township, candidate for County
Treasurer. subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Conven lion.
DJ-We are authorized to announce the name OF
LEWIS SIIIPLEY,
Of Centre township, candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
gD-We are authorized to announce the name OF
ABRAHAM STEPHENS,
Of Centre township, as candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
SURVEYOR.
GWe are authorized to announce the name ol
JOHN ADAMS,
OF Adams township, candidate for County
Surveyor, sbuject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Convention.
Mr. EpIroR:-Please announce the name o
Judge AMOS B. JONES,
OF Centre township, as candidate for County
Surveyor. subject to a Democratic Convention.
n+We are authorized to announce the name ol
DANIEL NORRIS,
| OF Mslaga township, as candidate for County
Surveyor, subject to the decision Of the Democrat
| ic Convention.
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N.-All persons are hereby forbid
" trusting my wife Mary Ann Blare on my ac-
count. as will pay no debts Of her contracting.
JAMES BLARE.
Washington TIP, July 90, 1853.
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Mr.. MoRRIs-Through the partiality OF
my friends, my name appeared in your
paper as a candidate for Representative
| wish to make this public expression Of
my gratitude to those Democrats from
different parts of the county, who so gen.
erously rendered me their support for that
Office. But in SO doing am compelled
to decline being candidate at this time.
You will therefore. please withdraw my
name from the list of candidates.
| am truly yours,
Aug. s, 1853. JOHN B. REED.
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CORONER.

eS-We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN OLLOM, ESQ.,,
OF Salem township, as a candidate for the Office
of Coroner, subj sct to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Conve
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DIED-On the 4th inst, al Sardis, in
this county, TEMPERANCE, wife OF Mr.
Washington Cline and daughter Of Rev
c.. W. Talbot
-On the 9th inst, in this place
FRANCES, daughter of Mr.. Horace Hol
land, aged about 3 years.
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ANNOUNCED ENTS.

1.-THE usual fee of 81 will be expected to accom-.
pany each announcement The names will be
arranged in alphabetical order.]
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nAvID B. PATToN'S ESTATE.-The un-
u dersigned has been duly qualified as Executor
county, deceased. JAMES NESBlTT.
July 90, 1853.
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Mr.. EDIToR-A number of my Demo
cratic fellow-citizens Of Washington town.
ship, have united with those of Adams, in
soliciting me to be a candidate for the
Office of Representative. 1t is due to them
that | should thus publicly acknowledge
their kind partlality, and to say that have
consented TO be candidate.
Yours, &C.,
Aug. 8, 1858. HORACE HOLLAND.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Dc- We are authorised to announce the name of
DANIEL H. WIRE,
OF Center township, as a candidate tor the Office
Of Prosecuting Attorney. subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
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Or The author Of the ASSAY on the
Supremacy Of Mind" must excuse US for
not publishing it. We will give him our
reasons, when we have an Opportunity OF
conversing with him.
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A Mothers Love.

The love of mother is never exhausted, !,
it never changes, it never tires. A father
may turn his back on his child, brothers
and sisters may become inveierate ene-
mics, husbands may desert their wives,
wives their husbands. But mothers love
endures through all, in good repute, in bad
repute; in the face of the worlds condem-
nation, mother still loves on, and still
hopes that her child may turn from his evil
ways, and repent; still she remembers the
infant smiles that once filled her bosom
with rapture, the merry laugh, the joyful
shout Of his childhood, TO opening promise
of his youth; and she never can be brought
to think him all unworthy.
WE ALL HAD TO DO IA half score
ofthe young urchins were gathered around
companion, whose palid face indicated
that he was very sick, the result of some
Juvenile indiscretion. The little fellows
were busy in offering their sympathy in
various homely phrases. The truth is, he
had taken chew Of tobacco for the first
time in his life, and having swallowed a
portion OF the weed, grew deadly sick
One little fellow, who seemed to under
stand more fully his companions situa-
ton, than any of the others, gently placed
on the sick boys shoulder his hand and
said in voice of deep coincidence:
"Never mind, Jimmy, We all had TO go
through this rery seUere trial.
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On motion the Council proceeded tc
elect seven persons to act as Monroe
Temperance Central, Committee. The
following persons were elected:
VIM. Steel, Franklin, Tp. Monroe Co.
Isaac Welsh, Sunsbury,"
ia. Davenport. Center, :"
LF. Ellsworth, Seneca,
Rev. A. G. Ewing, ,Salem,"
Rev. Alfred Ogle, Jefferson, tp. Noble CO.
E. Hathaway, Esq, Marion,
s. RESOLVED, That so much OF the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting as may be of pub
lie interest be published in the "Spirit Of
Democracy" and the "Organ Of Temper
ance Reform."
S. II. ROWND, Prest.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Sec'y.
P. S. The Organ of Temperance Re-
form, Cincinnati, Ohio, please copy.
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Mections.

We have only partial returns from the
recent elections. The following Congress
sional districts in Kentucky have been
heard from:
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TENNEssEE-The whig candidate for
Congress in the Nashville district is re-
ported to be elected. JOHNSON, dem, is
said to be defeated for Governor.
MissoUn1-In the third Congressional
district Jackson, (Benton,) is reported e.
aected, and Carrothers, whig, in the 7th
district. Bates. whig, has been chosen
Judge of the Land Court.
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DR.. j. L. DYE.

NENDERS his professional services 70 the cit
l. izens Of Woodsfield and vicinity, in the prac.
tice of Medicine and Surgery. Office aud resi-
dence one door north of the building lately occu
pied by w. c. Walton. decd. as a store.room
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E0R SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVITT,
of Franklin County.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
Of Picka,Doy County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE w. McCOOK,
of Jefferson County.

OF Some friend left in our Office, last
week. lot Of fine apples. We were not
in at the time, and do not know to whom
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Grave Stone Cutting.

EHVHE undersigned has removed to Sunfish
n Creek, three quarters of mile above Rich
ner's mill, where he is carrying on the business OF
GRAVE AND TOMB STONE CUTTING,
in its various branches. Those entrusting their
work to him will have it done in the neatest and
most approved style of workmanship, and at mod
crate prices. ocs-Marble Grave and Tomb Stones
furnished TO order P. CAWLFIELD.
July 20.
r., ALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of an
- order TO me directed by the Probate Court
within AID or the County of Monroe, and State
Of Ohio, will offer for sale on
Saturday the 20M day Of august, l853.
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m, and d
o clock p. m of said day. the following described
Real Estate. situate in the County Of Monroe. and
State of Ohio. to wit: The south part of the
north east quarter of section Is. township 3, and
range a, bounded on the west side by the west
line of said quarter, and the south by the south
line of said quarter, and the east by the lands
OF Jane Foggin, jr, and on the north by the lands
of Jane Healy, Qhe big road as it formerly run
being the Inc between the lands OF said Jane
Healy and said tract,) supposed to contain one
hundred and fifteen acres. The land IS well
adapted to farming or grazing, we'll watered, and
in good state of cultivat
TERMS OF SALE:-One.half in hand, one-half
of the residue in one year, and the balance in two
years, the deferred payments to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned.
THOMAS McCASLIN, Guardian
July 20. '5s. of John Fulton. lunatc.
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MARRIED-On the 4th inst, by J. F
Randolph, Esq, Mr.. BENJAMIN SNIDER and
Miss PHEBE ANN BLAZER, all of Wayne
Monroe county.
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Chance for a Bargain.

WooDsFIELD, Aug. 8, 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

BeA.. The world-renowed Lola Montez is
now at Grass Valley, and danced there on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. We
believe she dances there again this even
ing because the hall in this city is engaged
till after Saturday. Next week our citi-
zens may expect visit from this extraord'-
nary woman and her talented company. In
spite Of all the opposition she has met with.
from whatever source, during her remarka-
BILE career, she has been everywhere trium-
phant. and has left behind her in every in
stance a high admiration for her intellect
and wonder for her versatility and original
ity. That this great star" will be receiv-
ed with distinction in this city we doubt
not.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

brio built upon this weak assertion OF the
opinion falls 1t is but fair to excuse
this taur pas of the Judge by the supposi-
ton that he is more familiar with the rules
of his own court than those'of petty magis-
trates.
The ''remaining question" we will dismiss
as hastily as does tie "Opinion, if possible.
The simultaneous cry of the press when this
case went forth was, "what, punish for con-
tempt in the District Court for publishing
the proceedings of Justices Court p The
community echoed the idea with amaze
The spontaneous opinion of everybody else
only became the s'Opinion" C Of the judge OF
the 10th judicial district after days and
weeks of study. Any good lawyer, would
haye told him as twenty did US, that he had
no power in the premises. One-tenth the
industry employed in the Opinion would
have shown him that at the time of the
publication, the case was not in his court.
No. The editor of the Journal is put to q
burdensome and expensive effort to "show
cause" where cause was as broad as day
light. He is put under bonds as heavy as
if he was a damnable criminal, whose in
terest it is to flee like dog. He must be
harrassed and vexed, his character and Pc
culiarities be set up as target for ripen
ing prosecuting officer, his name placed in
unsought notoriety-all because the court,
out of its own motion, without affidavit or
filed complaint from other parties, sees fit,
without the trouble of examining facts, to so
treat him. And the conclusion of the whole
matter is, he is discharged "for this reason
alone, that no such suit of the people VS..
Jansen had at that time been placed on the
docket of the court" Chacun a son gout.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

4 FIRE broke out about 4 o'clock on
Sunday morning at the head Of Broad
street, in small building used as dwell
ing house. 1t caught on the roof, proba-
bly, from stove pipe, and blazed for a
minute or two right brilliantly. 1t was
presently extinguished by "night-draped
men," and few early walkers, without
alarming the city.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

WoRTurLY DoNE-Thu Santa Clara
Register, formerly an independent paper,
has placed the nominees of the Whig State
Convention at the head Of its columns, to
be supported for the respective Offices to
which the individuals composing it have
been nominated.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

N,pR,rn-At Marion, n. Y, on the 18th
Irne bv G. g. Richards, Esq, B. SANFORD
Bush, of California, to Miss HANNAH E. HILL
MAN, of Marion.
We wish our friend all possible happiness III
his new relation, and hope to sec him and hls
bride soon in Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

ASHER! thou art a jewel So thought
we when "in the nick of time, just before
we went to press, he brought in Ice Cream
bastonte po,- todos los hombres in the Office.
The ice cream was superior to our Spanish
as any one may prove by calling at his ele-
giant saloon next to the Post Office.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

WASHINGTON STAGE.-This enterprise is
we'll sustained. The stages are always
crowded, and the proprietors are well-re-
warded for their undertaking. 1t is the
first attempt of staging beyond Nevada
and is an accommodation to the public that
deserves the encouragement it receives.
The agent, McRoberts, is himself host in
winning popularity for anything he takes
hold Of
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

SHAMEFUL The Presbyterian General
Assembly, at its late session at Buffalo, says
the Buffalo Commercial .iduertiser, answers
affirmatively to both the following ques-
tions = '.
First-Is it lawful for church member
to marry the daughter ofhis sister?
Second-After such marriage Is con-
tracted, can the person contracting it re-
tain his standing in the church?
The 14dreriSer denounces this as sane
tioning incest, and says, MANY such dis
cussions and conclusions would make the
Assembly by-word and Kissing in the
whole land
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

B. c. HORN & Co. at San Francisco,
50 Sansome street advertise to-day most
extensive assortment of cigars and tobacco,
We especially direct the attention of ira
ders to their stock. They have the largest
establishment of the kind on the Pacific
coast, and are generally known as firm
prompt in business, and reasonable in char
gcS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

Beae The indirection of the Express is
most contemplate. Why man, by trying
to be all things to all men, even those
who would be your friends if they could,
are compelled to regard you with suspicion.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

KEoKUK-Thc people of Keokuk have
resolved to subscribe one hundred thous
and dollars to the work of the Mississippi
and Wabash Railroad. The vote was near
ly unanimous.
We wish Yuba and Nevada counties
would evince as much spirit in favor of sub
stantal improvements as do the Western
towns, with half the motive. IF they did
our plank road would be nearly built at
at this time
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

LEONARD ScoTr & Go. are greatly en-
riching the American literary world by
the regular publication of the British Quar-
terlies and Bfackwood These periodicals
that confessedly stand at the head Of their
class, and are the great censors Of scholas
tic and literary effort, encouraging genius,
and scourgmg stupid pretensc, are placed
within the reach Of every man, and are
most valuable assistants in obtaining criti-
cal knowledge Of English, German, French
and American literature and celebrities.
So low are the rates charged, and so re-
plete with valuable information are these
volumes, that it is strange any man desir-
ing to have good idea of the current
valuable literature of the day should neg
lect to order them. The price for Black
wood and all four Reviews for one year is
but $40, and but So for any one of the
Reviews. Leonard Scott & Co. are the
publishers, 10 Fulton ST., n. Y.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

MILFORD has our thanks for Harper
Gledson, Cooley, and valuable pile of pa
pers from New York to Missouri. His
stock is always large and inviting to the
mentally hungry.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

Contributions TO ARr.-Five splendid vol
,,,,es with the above title, have been received
by the Mercantile Library Association oi San
Francisco, as a donation from the Smithsonian
Institute at Washington.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

The space burnt is from between the ST
Charles and American Hotels.
A mule belonging to the gold train
which left Panama on Thursday, June 80,
strayed from the train near the river Car
denas Mr.. Hurtado went out the next
day in search Of the treasure, and found 1T,
as We learn, safely packed on the back OF
the animal, which was comfortably grazing
on the hill side.
A Peruvian named Salcedo, has been
tried by jury and sentenced to be shot on
the Plaza. of Panama, for numbering a ma
tive outside the walks about six weeks
ago.
AMERICAN Go1.p-Amcrican gold has
at last attained its, standard value in Pan
anna. A responsible business house has
offered to purchase $4,000 Of such money
at ten dimes to the dollar.
HosrLITIEs BETWEEN PERU AND BOLIVIA
COMMENCED. BY hearrival of the Col
den Gate. we have news from Valparaiso
to June IA, and from Lima to June %
two weeks later than previous adyiceS.--
Hostilities which have been for some time
threatened between Peru and Bolivia, have
at length broken out.
Ell Comercio, of Lima, Of the 23d, an
nounces the arrival of the steamer Bogota
at Calloa on the previous evening, with i'm
port news from the South. Itappears that
Cobija, the leading port of Bolivia, was oc-
cupied on the 18th June by the Peruvian
squadron, consisting of the war steamer
Rimoe and the ship Of war Guisse. The
Boliyians abandoned the port without ma
king the least resistance. The French war
steamer L'Obligado was in Cobija at the
time.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22

Mr.. FELT was not behind this steamer
in furnishing valuable supply of the cur
rent literature of the day. His book-stand
is decidedly favorite resort, and worthily
such.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-22
Ill., r.. Angeles SYnr says

The Los Angeles Star says
The election of officers for the new COUNTY OF
San Rernardno, will take place on the 2eth
inst Gentlemen at the north, who were dis
appointed in obtaining Office under the general
government, will find good opening at San
Bernardino.
fbz- Hon. Brigham Young, Governor OF - L'a"'
is expected at San Bernardino next month