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Chase Pettifogging for Gibson.

tits well known that VIM. H. Gibson
'she late Republican Treasurer of State
stands indicted for robbing the State
Treasury. The Attorney General has
sworn that he believes that Gibson robbed
the Treasury fifteen grand jurors on their
oaths end true bill against him for ;ob-
hing the Treasury; and now, what is Gov.
Chase doing?
Heistraversing the State and endeavor-
Ing to make the people believe that Glib.
son is innocent. BE is forestalling the
opinion Of the very men who will sit on
tie jury to try Gibson. Is not this a
pretty business for the Governor of Ohio?
when q man is indicted for robbing the
Treasury Of the peoples money, to be
pettifbgging his cause before the trial.
Suppose man was indicted for steal
ing or for any other offence in this county,
and the Prosecuting Attorney would
stump the county to forestall the opinion
Of the jury in his favor, what would be
though. Of such prosecutor Governor
Chase is sworn to see that the laws are
faithfully executed, and here we behold
him trying TO defeat the law Furnishing
robbery.
Chase as Governor of Ohio has the
pardoning power. Suppose that in spite
Of Chase's pettifogging the jury find Glib
son guilty and the judge sentences him to
the psnitentiary; Gov. Chase says he
knows Gibson is innocent, now will he
suiFer man he knows to be innocent
TO remain in the penitentia-y? Will he
not be bound by his statements made al
ever the State to pardon him?
People of Monroe. do you want such I
man to guard you money?
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ADMINISTRATIONS they rise. Under Black.

administrations they rise. Under Black
Republican rule they sink. y
Sol is in national affairs. When Flu.
sienists ruled under Taylor, Galpinism ran
riot with the peoples money. When
Republicanism go. possession of the
House IF Representatives four of its
blacklist members got blown out of that
body by the report of Corruption In
vestigating Committee. 1t proves that
professional agitators and political Ab.
olitionists make poor fnanciers. They
do well enough as lecturers, but not as
legislators They always steal into power
and they always steal out. They are
nothing but an accidental party in this
country, having no permanent name or po
fitical principles, no record of -the pas
worth preserving, or prospects in the flu
ture worth contending for.
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Kansas Affairs.

We find the following in late number
of the New York Journql Of Commerce
Mr.. Whitfield was the Delegate from
Kansas in the late Congress, and we sup
pose is about as well informed as to Kan
sas affairs as any man can be:
General Whitfield, the late Delegate
from the Territory of Kansas, is now in
this city, and will return in a few days.
"His opinion is, as we learn, that there
will be no further trouble in the Territory
between the United States authorities and
the Free State party.
'The collection of taxes under the Ter
ritorial laws had proceeded quietly. The
sheriffs had found no difficulty from the
Free-State men, in the discharge of their
duty, in the counties where they had
acted, The Free-State men were prompt
and ready to pay, while the sheriffs were
often obliged to hunt up Pro slavery men.
In Leavenworth they were sought after by
the taxpayers.
THE sheriffs are now collecting taxes
III bouSi idS SOunGJ. 4H AdWtCHCc dlOuc
the Free-State men have manifested dis
position to resist the collection of taxes,
but they will derive no countenance in
such course from any quarter, except
from their sympathizers in Massachu
setts.
cat the election of members of the Leg
islature, and of delegate to Congress,
which will take place on the first Monday
of October, there may be some collision
at the polls, particularly as there will not
be a sufficient number of United States
troops to aid Governor Walker in keep
ing the peace at every place. There will
not be more than thousand United States
troops In the Territory, for Colonel Sum-
ner's command, now at Bent's. Fort, can
not reach Kansas in time.
"If the Democratic party were united,
they would prevail at the election. The
Georgians and Carolinians are disaffected,
and many others may be deferred from
going to the polls by the prospect of a
contest with General Lanes rifles, Bowie
knives and revolvers. The tendency of
things at present is toward a triumph of
the Free-Stats party at the election. Mr..
Ransom, the candidate of the Democratic
party for Congress, is not generally pop
ular, and cannot command a full Demo-
cratic vote"
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Ohio State Stocks below Par-Three
Million Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars of State Credit Sunk by Fu-
sion F1nanciering!
The Ohio Statesman says:
During the late Democratic administra-
tion, Ohio Stocks always commanded a
Premium of from seven to thirteen per
cent. Under the admirable management
of the Democratic Fund Commissioners,
the credit of the State was sustained, near
ly three million of State Bonds redeemed,
and the public burdens correspondiugly
reduced Although the constitution ex-
pressly declares that the public debt shall
be decreased at least 100000 annually,
the Black Republicans up to this day have
paid off but twenty-fopr dollars and sew
enty cente of the State debt; they have
increased the taxes; they have, as shown
by the affidavit of their Attorney General,
stolen half a million of public money, they
have lost by the Trust Company probably
another million of dollars, and the con-
sequence is, that financial men begin to
look with distrust on Ohio.
BY the following, which we clip from
the New York Herald ofsthe lst inst, ii
will be seen that Ohio has reached tha,
lower depth from which nothing but q
Democratic administration will rescue
her:
At auction to-day, the following sales
of Ohio State Stocks were made by Messrs
E. III. Ludlow & Co.:
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Attachment Notice.

Alfred King, BEFORE Joel 19 F. Ran
against u dolph, ESQ.,, JUS
henry T. Grier and tice of the Peace of
David 6. Coe. Center township, Mon
roe county, Ohio, on the 10th day of Septem-
Der, 1857, said Justice issued an order of at
tachment in the above action, for the sum of
S64, IL said case is set for hearing on the Oath
day of October, 1857, at O'Clock A. NJ; of all
which the defendants will taks notice.
ALFRED KING.
Sept. %, 1s57.-3w.
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Or. Roback in CINCINNATI.

The most brilliant success seems to have at
tended the practice of this celebrated Swedish
Professor since his residence in Cincinnati,
The most desperate cases of dyspepsia, scrofula,
liver complaint, rheumatism, and cough are re-
ported by the sufferers themselves to have
yielded to his Scandinavian Remedies These
medicines. it appears, act chemically upon the
blood purging it from the elements of disease,
and curing an infinite variety of disorders, by
eutting off the supply of morbid matter which
forms their basis. Testimony to this effect
which cannot be impeached, is profered to all
who are hard of belief See Advertisement.
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DIR. ELLSWORTH.

We have been requested by DR.. Ellis
worth to state that the re-announcement
Of his name as candidate for Represen-
tatiye, was without his knowledge OF
authority. He desires this much said that
he might be placed right before the peo.
pie.
We willingly add that SO far as we ar.
informed the Doctor had nothing to dc
with bringing out his name. We believe
il Is the intention of DR.. Ellsworth to con
time in the field until the election.
It's no use. Doctor.
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PROCLAMI|l.a|!I'l'|I|)0lF.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified r
IN lectors of Monroe county, in the State Of
Ohio, that they meet in tho several townships
in said county, at the usual pla1es or koldiaR
elections in said Townships, ON tbs s.lY
SRCOND TUESDAY or OCTOBRR, s,,.
it being 18th day OF said month, then and
there to elect by ballet, according 10 law, the
following officers, to wit; a!tsfIR sssaE 5asi
One Governor; iii}s,s4 stsa Il Iassb e
One Lieutenant Governor;
one supreme mage; lsiga stlsg ses aesEEs'
One seorssary o Of STATE s.ats als saa a4ii
Ono member Of the Board ofsPnblio wofks;
One Senator; szaae ssffW sHD sss
Two Representatives,; ssa zss5aag !E,n
One One hoplIs Shor;tf. 'u'ss' ag bsk
One County Treasurer; eases isa1 Tsss
Two County Commissioners; o.
One Prosecuting Attorney;
One Infrmary Director; 4Eg III
One Coroner.
And said Electors of said county are hereby
furthe. notified that in pursuance Of an acf 81
the Legislature passed April IL, 1851; entitled
tan act relating to certain proposed ssmsna-
ments to the Constitution, !, :, and in oomplis,,cs
with the Constitution of the State OF Ohio.
the said amendments are required tc Sc sub
mttsd to the electors Of said State Tor their
approval or rejection. It is provided in said
act s.that the electors of the Stats shall vote
upon said proposed amendments at the general
election in October, 1857, a. herein prescribed.
viz: s
Those voting for amendment i,1b ni,m1ber one
shall put upon their ballots these wofds.s 4 n
nual Sessions.-Ycs;n those voting axsiust It
shall put upon their ballots these words. : A.
nual Sessions-No.'' Those voting for amend
ment number two, shall put upon their ballot.
Change Of District Court-Yesn hose vs,t; ~,
aga INST il tshall patspon their balls.s Change
Of m District S,, oours-No: Those voting for
ballots banks and po. ap0n ns,l
-Yes.D those voting against II: shall put.upen
their ballots Bank and individual taxation
rguatmso H. s, lhose voting for smsndnept
poratonsYes: tb"ss H vr,iha .1s'r Is..e,.
put upon their ballots : uCorpopaaions-:NO. ),
Those voting for smendmcnt number. .nye. shall
pu. upon .neir ballots as'ngis pistrict-Yes;'
ballo,. % .insis sass sns pns 1pon inslr
tors of said County are hereby farshss
that in pursuance Of an act Of the Lesizlasars
Corporate 81. BANK u oba nsd sns 1n 81 g
in compliance with the Consdtuf:on 81 ne
state OF Ohio, the said act Is require arst to b
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MASTER coMMIssIoNER'ss SALE
by virtue OF a man
ID date to me di.

William Rents Adm'rs. Rf virtue OF a man
against - date to me di-
James Porter. rected from the court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, in
the above case, l will offer for sale at public
auction, at the door of the courthouse, in said
county, on afss4 I4sI sfa 4sssi
s turday. the 24M day Of October, 1851,
between the houNof ten o'clock AZ NJ, and four
o'clock z. NJ, -on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county afore
said to wit:
Being part of the west half of the south
west quarter of section "a, township Z, and
range Z, beginning for the same at the south
west corner of said section: thence east with
the section line tothe south east corner of the
aforesaid half quarter; thence north with the
line dividing the west half of the south wesi
quarter from the east half of the south wesi
quarter of said section to a point in the midd e
Of the creek; thence running downward with
the middle of the creek to where the same in.
tersects the north and south line on the wesl
side of said section, thence south with sad line
to the place of beginning.
WILLIAM sOKEY,
Sept. %. 81 As Mas. Com. nj. CO.
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1000 BUSHELS OF COAL
w ANI'ED

Bids will be received at the Auditors
Office until the 9Th of october, for fur
nishing .one thousand bushels of coal to
the several county Offices, courthouse
and Jail.
For further particulars inquire at the
Auditors Office.
JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
Sept 90, 1851. Aud. NJ. c. o.
TO TEACHERS.
ri HE Board of Examiners of Monroe County
i Ohio, will, for the purpose of examining
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualified, hold meetings in the Woods
field Union School, on each of the following
days, viz:
Saturday, 2eM of Sept. at 9 O'Clock a. NJ
3rd of Oct
24M !" /" "
The examination will commence each day
precisely at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and Teachers moi
present at that hour, will not be examined.
By order of the Board.
JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
Woodsfeld, Sept. %, 1857.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS SAID COHNTY ii

PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY.
Daniel Walton, as Administrator of WilliaiA c..
Walton, Deceased, Plaintiff,
against eess5.
William Norris, Sen. and William Norris, Jr.,
Defendants.
NTILLIAM NORRIS, Jr., is hereby notified
w that Daniel Walton, as the Administra-
tor of William C. Walton, deceased, on the
22d day of August, A. D. 1857, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county of Mem
roe, his petition, stating among other matters
that William Norris, Sen., is indebted to the
estate of said William C. Walton, as shown by
certain judgments in said court in favor Of said
estate, and against said Norris and that in the
year A. d. 1s44, the said William Norris, Sen.
conveyed the north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section thirty, in township
three of range four; and the north west quar-
ter of the north east quarter Of section thirty
six, in the same township and range, in said
county, to the said William Norris, jr,, without
consideration, and for the purpose of defraud
! ing his creditors, and asks in said petition
that said conveyance by William Norris, Sen
to William Norris, Jr. may be set aside, and
that the said William Norris, Jr. if he. claim.
any title to said premises by virtue of said
deed of conveyance, NAV answer said petition
the plaintiff will ask hearing of ssid petition
!! at the next term of said court
i HoLLlsTER, OKEY & HolLrsrER,
Aug. rs, 1s57.--6w. Att'ys for Plaintiff,
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a. READ! READ!l YE AFFLICTED, READ D!!!-H.
L. Helmbold offers to the afflicted his Genuine
Preparation, Fluid Extract Buchu, which has
accomplished the most extraordinary cures Of
all other similar remedies Read the adver-
tisement in another column, headed Helm
bold's Genuine Preparation"
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MAsoNIc DEDICATION.

The new Masonic Lodge in this place
10 to be dedicated on the Sd of Oct.
n. D. BRocK, acting Grand Master, is
to be present to conduct the ceremonies;
he will also deliver an address on the o.
casion. A full attendance of the breth-
rem in this vicinity is requested.
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~ "Lecompte," the American horse,
has been badly beaten in the race for the
Warwick cup; only three ran, and he came
in last, being beaten BY twenty lengths.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COURT OF coMM0N PIE4S 0F non.

ROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Thomas Pollock DY virtue 81 mandate j..
against I'D sued out ,of said couft
John s. Head. and to me directed, ON ~
Tuesday, the 20M day ef Ocso5st tals57,
between the hours of 10 o,clSck; a. n, ssndi4
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, ~ the mont door If
the court house, in said county, Ishalls eGBr for
sale at public auction, the following dsscibsd
tract of land lying and being in said. county,
and described as follows, to Wit ssa.'5 ss'ss.s
Beginning at the corner Of James AskfAssa1s
land, on front Street Of CIsrington, thence ND
the west side of said street far enough . in-
clude one foot north Of the house. thence On
a straight line back to apple alley retaining me
same width on said alley as there is on ne
'front.' thence with the east side of said nllsy to-
said Atkinson's line, and thence in, istraiehf
line to the place Of beginning, containing about
6000 square feet = - - s. s =
Ordered to be sold asthe snif Of said IHSma4
Pollock against said john s. Hsaid. 20 assisf5
EDWARD .ARcfdBOLD, s,
Sept. Is. "a 20 Mas. Com. N. c. D.
- s-sif q cssf 's3s ~ sssa5z isf,s sSss3saSssff
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SPECIAL oTICEs.

EB HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNcENrRATED Ex-
TRACT BUcnU, is prepared directly according to
the rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is
the best and most active preparation which
can be made for the cure of Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, Weaknesses.
&c. Read the advertisement in another col
umn, headed g Helmbolds Genuine Prepare
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Henry R. List in IOY virtue of a mandate
trust for himself ID issuing out of said court
and A. A. Howell, and to me directed, on
against Tuesday, the 9th day
James H. Ray. of October, 1857,
between the hours of ten in the morning, and
four in the evening of said day, at the front
door of the court house, in Woodsfeld, in said
county, shall offer for sale at public auction,
LOT NUMBER TWENTY-NINE,
in the town of Darlington in said county, to
satisfy Mortgage executed to said plaintiff
and divers Judgments, in behalf of other cred
itors of said James H.. Ray.
Appraised with all the buildings at $1,000.
EDWARD ARCHBoLD,
Sept. %, $3 90 Mas. Com, N. c. O.
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DR.. W. T. Sinclair

Having resumed the Practice of Med
icine tenders his Professional SER
vices to the citizens of Woodsfeld
A1 and vicinity.
E Residence one door north of Drigg' 5
Store.
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October Rlections

OcJOUef s4lc0d1Oug
----~.-~~--~--~-
Mr.. EDrroR:- Please announce the aaues:ef
NATHAN HOLLlSTER,
as an. Independents candidate for tho Senate, =
aid in hunting for the people's money.
aOLD GUERNsRY
: Me-. RDIToa-Piease Snhounc6
DIR. JESSE E. sMECHA
Of Seneca township, as = candidate Tor Uspxs-
sentative, at the next October election.
Mr. EDIroR Please announce the name 81
DIR. R. p. sSUMMERS
of Marion township. Noble County, Ohio, q an
independent candidats for rReprssxukHElr5rxnd
oblige MANY CITIZENS OF MARrox ~
Mr.. EDrroR-Please announce the name Of
WILLIAM sJOHNEF0N
as an independent candidate for Represents
tive, at the ensuing October election.
MAsr vorsns
q Please announce thename Of
DIR. L. F. ELLSWORTH.
as a candidate for Repressative 20 the, " ate
Legislatsre, and oblige rs Tas tFxot1s
IL 81 80 tIEs sev HsdE E g
MR. ElIToR:-- Please announce my: name =
an Independent candidate for the ofics Of ;Pso-
bate Judge. SAMUEL BLOWEHS
.ssssil5 ssaig0E bfsss 7zsl q : E
Ma. EDrion:-Pleasss annstncs tAs naussof
JAMES N. fSIMM0NS, II
as an Independent candidate for Sheriff, ct the
ensuing October election oand ibblig cmshy
voters OF @ MaA.t+IAoAi a.tI iToEssAlr.
a We are authorized to- apneunee the
name of sss1 sssstss : - - -. =.
$3.50 s THOMAS HALE.s Two
as a candidate for the once of Sheriff, q the
October election. .t5fe--ssst ss.5slGl .sss II
sel 9a ef, HE taae
Nh. EDITOR Please announce my name -
an independent candidate for Sheriff. 81 the
ensuing October election. s...s.ss
Yours Respectfully, 49,
- WILLIAM D. fATT0N.
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VERMONT OFFICIAL.

The Official vote for Governor in Ver-
mont shows even better than we antici-
pated. Here it is:
Ryland Fletcher (Republican) 25,675
Henry Keys (DemocraD 1904
Scattering :. 220
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

4
Jacob Truax and wife, DY virtue of an or
against IL der of sac to me
The heirs of Mary directed from the coult
Sinclair, deceased. of Common Pleas O
Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale al
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, A,
NJ, and four o'clock p. M, on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of October, 1851
the following described tract of land lying and
being in said county, to wit:
The north east quarter of section seventeen
township five, of range FIVE, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, more or less, being
the whole of said quarter, with the exception
of about seventeen acres in the north east
corner of said quarter belonging to Elliott and
eighteen acres more or less, lying Immediately
south of said seventeen acre tract, and about
ten acres lying in the north west corner of said
quarter, belonging to Daniel Patterson; said
exceptions amounting to about forty five acres
Ordered to be sold as the property of ths
heirs of Mary Sinclair, deceased, at the suit O
Jacob Truax and wife. ts
WILLIAM READ,
Can't % "a Ak Sheriff nf cid counxv
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stilman 7. Powell, RY virtue of a
vs.. Dmandate to me
Edward Smiths Adm'rs. directed from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county.
Ohio, in the above case, / will offer for sale al
public auction, at the door of the court house
in said county, on
Saturday, the 24M day Of October, 1851,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock P. M., on said day, the following
described tract of land situate in said county.
to wit:
The south east quarter of the south east
quarter of section ten; in township two, and
range four, containing forty acres, more or
less. WIN. OKEY,
Sept. %. 50 10 Mas. Com. NJ C.. O..
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- w WIIIIdM AEdO,
Sept. %. 81 As Sheriff of said county.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALI
Stilman ~ Povall nv virfra of

Sept. %. 81 As Mas. com. NJ. G. O.
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Ohio State Stocks below Par-Three
Million Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars of State Credit Sunk by Fu-
sion Flnanciering!
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Sheriff ofzMonsse Oouhty.
Sept. 16, 1857. it;siff hfse .1is
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WASHINGTON, December 2.

The Senate Is discussing the bill for the
construction OF steam revenue cutter for
New York.
Under a suspension Of the rules the
House adopted the resolution Of Mr.. Wash
burn. Of Ne, calling on the President to
communicate statement Of the amount OF
money paid and liabilities incurred for the
payment and support Of persons called into
the service Of the United States, either I'M
der the designation Of Militia OF Kansas, or
q possse eom,tatus for the civil officers OF that
Territory since the date Of its establishment,
and for witnesses and arrests, detention and
trial Of persons charged with treason against
the United States. or violation of the So
called laws Of the Territory.
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The sale Of the Delaware lands still con.
tinues at the Fort, About the last Of the
week portions Of the city Of Lcavenwor,h
are expected To be sold.
The Territorial Legislature, recently elec.
ted, meets in lecompton early next month.
Governor Geary ia expected to do all that
he can to have the most obnoxious enact
ments repealed.
The free State Legislature elected by
people, meet about the same time in Topeka.
Interference by the Federal troops. or his
Excelency Gov. Geary, is not expected by
many Of our people. Gov. Robinson and
It. Gov. Roberts are both now in Kansas
and early in January they viii he a, Topeka
ready to act in their Official capacity.
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