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CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamer Illinois.
NEW York, April 29.

The Illinois brings upwars of 600 pas
sengers, and nerly 81, 500, 900 in specie.
She left at Asplnwa!l, The British fri
gate Tartar, having on board the remain.
der Of Lockbridge's men, 200 in number,
who are to be sent to the State in sailing
vessels.
The British line ship Orion left San
Juan for the purpose of blockading Car
thagenia.
Lockbridge's men, on their arrival at
Greytown, were protected by British gun
boats from the Costa Ricans who follow
ed them down.
Lockbridge remained at Greytown.
The Goth of April was fixed upon by
the Costa Ricans for finishing their attack
upon Walker.
The Costa Rican papers give different
versions of the battle of the 4th of March
at Rivas. Walker they say at the head
lof three hundred men, was routed at the
point of the bayonet, with great loss of
men, arms and ammunition.
| In the battle of the 9th, near San Jose,
one hundred Fillibusters were killed, as
stated by deserters from Walkers camp.
The allies lost % killed and 60 wounded
The same papers state that Gen. Mora
held possession on the North end South
sides of Rivas, within four hundred yards
of the Plaza, and was soon to open up .
FIRE.
The latest accounts, up to the 2Sth of
March, state that the fighting continued
at Riyas four days without much intermis-
| sion on either side.
News from California is very meagre.
Mining business generally prosperous.
Ex-senator Foote advises the Ameri-
can party to disband.
| Serious dissensions have arisen among
the Mormons at San Bomardino, Salt
Lake. l
The English Admiral in the Pacific
had seized the Peruvian Insurgent vessels,
Loa and Tumbes.
Oregon dates to the 26th of March,
have been received. Steamer Portland
was carried over the Falls at Oregon City,
on the l7th, killing Capt. Jameson, and
several sesmen also, entirely destroying
the boat.
I Fears are entertained of another out
break in Washington Territory.
Costa Rican papers Of April 8, contain
letters from Gen, Mors TO the Minister of
War, which says Wsiker is hemmed in
Plaza at Rivas, the allies being entrenched,
waiting only 400 yards of, and that he
was subsisting on mule and dog flesh.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 28.-An
English man Of war carried into st. AIMS
an American schooner from Africa for
Cuba, with 37s slaves; 137 died on the
passage, and the remainder were in Q star
ring condition. .ss
It is rumored that another SLAYER was
of the coast. A British steamer started
in pursuit. -
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Publishing the laws.

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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.
DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Monroe County, Ohio on the 9th day
Of April 1857, to me directed, will offer for
sale on the premises, on
Thursday, May the 1h, 1851,
the undivided one-6fth of the following premi-
ses, situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to wit;
The east half of the south east quarter Of sec
ton twelve, township four, and range 8, CON.
tanning seventy-nine acres; also the west part
of the north west quarter of the south east
quarter of section twelve, township four, and
range FIVE, containing twenty-three acres, max
ing in all 102 acres, more or less, subject te
widows dover. ~
TERMS OF SALR.-One-third cash In hand
one-third in 6 months, and the residue In on'
year, with interest.
Apfil 10, 1857. Guardian.
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LATEST ALTERED AND COUN.
TERFEIT NOTES. &.

CITIZENS BANK Woonsockett, r. I.
20s, raised from 2s-vig. two females bulls
head on right-eagle on left.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK,-Bur.
lington, VT, IS. female, barrels, ship, &c.
Washington on each end.
MECHANICS BANK, Brooklin, n. Y 5s
raised from 2s,-vig. sailor at the wheel
New York Co. BANK, N. Y. City. IS,
raised from ls-Vig. steamship.
PAwTUcKAwAY BANK, Epping, N. 81.
los, raised from 1s,-Vig. Indian with
horse on each side-eagle and shield on
left-Indian female and child on right.
Safety Find Reporter.
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SHERIFFS SALE.


Whitmore, COURT OF COMMON 8
.campbsll& PIES, MONROE COUNTY.
Crittenden. BY virtue of writ of jiera
VS.. u faeias against plaintiffs in
Jas. Farrier. this case, to me directed, will
offer for sale, at public auctioni at the front
door of the courthouse, in the townof Woods
field, in said county, between the hour of ten
o'clock a. M, and four o'clock p. M, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of June, 1857,
the following described real estate, lying and
being in the county and State aforesaid, to
wit: s.
Lot number twelve in the town Of Mechan-
les Retreat rs numbered on the plat of said
town; appraised at ten dollars.
Also, lot number thirteen, appraised at ff.
teen dollars.
Also, lot number fifteen, appraised at twen-
ty-ive dollars. ssSs.aii N. = 81
Also, lot number sixteen, appraised at fifteen
dollars.
Ordered to be sold in the case Of Whitnore,
Campbell and Crittenden, against James Far
rier.
WILLIAM RRAD,
May 6. $4 20 Sheriff of said county.
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THE IOWA ELECTION.

Strange as it may seem, although the
election for State officers took place nearly
month ago. the result is not yet known
with certainty. The leading Democratic
papers are of the opinion that part, if
not all, the Democratic State ticket is
elected. and the figures which they give
show very large Democratic gains. 1t is
evident that there has been a strong polit-
lcal reaction in this State since last No.
yember.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to, the
i Commissioners OF Monroe County, Ohio, at
their June session, asking for a now and alter
alton of so much of the County Road, oom-
mencing at or near the line between Michael
Nitschi, Abraham Messerly and Christian
Gehrig, in township two, section twenty-one,
thence leading west through the lands Of said
Christian Gehrig, passing on tho south side
about six rods off of his stable, to interseot the
old road on the west side about fifteen rods
from said stable. at a distance of about 96 rods
from the beginning, and that SO much of the
old road as is supplied by the new be vacated.
MANY PETITIONERS.
May 6, 1s57.-4t.pd.
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E The. Hon. Lewis D. Campbell
advertises in the Intelligencer of Hamil-
ton, all his property in and about that
town, for sale. The Telegraph says:
1--WE suppose this to have been intend
ed for political effect, but learn, from q
reliable source, that he really designs to
go West, if he can dispose Of the large
amount Of property which he owns IN
this vicinity. It is generally believed
that the cold shoulder, given to him BY his
Republican friends. and their notorious
indifference and luke warmness in the
pending contested election, have disgust
ed him with politics.
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Candidates for Governor.

There has been an unusual number of
expressions Of preference for Governor by
the Democratic press of this State. So
far as we I've seen Henry B Payne, Of
Cleveland. appears to be the favorite, if
the press may be taken as an index Of
rublic opinion. The Cleveland Plain
Dealer in an article Of column and a
half advocating the domination of Payne,
saysi;.a
sIn looking over the list of Ohio's
promipento men, those hitherto held avail
able for the Gosernorship, we find that
time has worked great changes among
themEduring the last year. Medary has
left the State disney is dead-OIds has
goneato Minnesota Myers has gone over
to thsiFasionists Bartiey is on the bench
-Medill is in Washington Manypenny
is looking after his & Red children Tod
has been scandidate, and Ranney will not
run. This leaves the selection of q new
man - political necessity, and the next
inquiFgs is, from what part of the State
shall be be taken? Central Ohio has had
the GeEernorships MedilD two years and
the candidacy four pears. Southern Ohio
has had; the Goyernorship for thelast two
years. andit would seem, if geographical
considerations are to be taken into the
accouht Ct ell, that, Northern Ohio is now
entitled to this honor. Who then is the
man from Northern 0hio?"
Wsdcannot exactly coincide with the
Plain Dealer. In the FIRST place We most
solemnly. protest against associating the
name Of Myers with any such company.
His locslitg gavs<hin an Office, and his
Office gave him some notoriety; otherwise
he would have hardly been heard of ont
Of his own neighborhood. If as dull and
ignorapt a man as ex-Lieut. Gov. Myers,
is great man. we have thousand in
MonroegaIni Cue second place we are
hardly yis.fasoraof Creating Manypenny SO
cavalisply we are are not. at all certain tha.
he is unwilling to be, q candidate, and i
he is not HiIliageitiafer . different rea-
SON than that assigned by the Plain
Deole1ssssdi sst Essizls s'i q sisilisigs
! wdcaG cordially endorse the nomina.
tion Of either Mi, Maaypenay or Mr.
Payne.s4bat sttithe same time there arc
those uhdm usrannot so cordially endorse
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ROAD LEVY FOR 1857.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the County
IN Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio,
levied tax for road purposes of ton cents on
each hundred dollars valuation of all taxable
property in each of the several townships in
said County, which tax may be discharged by
labor on the roads, under the direction Of the
Supervisors of the several Districts, at the rate
of one dollar per day.
JOHN s. HOLIDAY,
May 6, 1857. Auditor N. G. o.
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@ The American turfman, Ten
Brock, astonished the people at Florence,
Italy, by driving eight horses, two abreast
attached to light vehicle, up and down
the slippery streets. His speed SO af-
frighted the police that they waited upon
him with prohibition to limit himself for
the future to four horses, as royalty itself
never aspired to more than six, even with
the aid of postillions. @
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

James Z. Jones, REFoRE J.. P. spriggs, a
VS.. ID Justice of the Peace OF
John Hannahs. Seneca township, Monroe
County. Ohio; on the 23rd day of April A. D.
1857, said Justice issued an order Of attach
ment in the above action, for the sum of thir-
ty-four dollars and four hundredths of dollar.
The defendant being a nonresident of the
county, the trial will be for hearing on the
18th day of June, A. D. 1857, at o'clock P. NJ.
JAMES 4. JONES.
Nav 6. 1S59-3t.pd.
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~ The Ashland Union suggests
that Gov. Chase issue a proclamation for
a day of general thanksgiving by the
people of Ohio, in consequence of the re-
cent adjournment of the fusion Legisla-
ture -
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
:. Watson, COURT OF COMMON
VS.. PLEAS OF MONROE
,.h g., nnTYNTY

Isaiah Coen. COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execution on Justices judg-
I'D ment to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the courthouse, in thetown Of Woods
field, in said county, between the hour Of ten
o'clock a. M, and four o'clock p. m, on
Tuesday, the 9M day Of June, 1851.
the following described real estate, lying and
being in the county and State aforesaid, to
wit:
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter, of section twenty, township three and
range four, except ten acres thereof in the south
west corner of said tract.
. Appraised at four hundred and fifty dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Isaiah Coen, at the suit of George
w. Watson.
WILLIAM READ,
Nsys. $S - Sheriff Of said cvsnty.
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The Land Fever.

The following paragraph from the Phil
adelphia Enquirer, gives some striking
illustrations of the prevailing fever. To
prudent men, it is-suficient to note these
facts. There never was land speculation,
in this country yet. which did not result
disastrously, So solid is the prosperity
of the country now, that this may be less
so; but that there is to be reaction cannot
be denied:
This fever prevails to far greater ex-
tent than most persons imagine. We
have heard of several counties in the in
terror of the State, in which from one
hundred thousand to three hundred thou
sand dollars have been raised by agents
and others, and sent westward. for the
purchase of lands. In some cases, old
farmers have gathered their families, sold
their property, and directed their footsteps
to Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas or Nebraska,
under a belief that they would speedily
secure large fortune. In others, farms
and other property have been mortgaged,
and the money raised in this way has been
invested in land warrants, and with SIM
liar expectation.
The reader may well imagine the evil
results of this wild and speculative spirit.
Already, bitter fruits have been realized
in various instances. The whole thing
may be regarded as lottery, in which
the chances of receiving prize are as one
to thousand The New Hampshire
Statesman informs US, that in one Of the
valley towns in Grafton county, Connec.
ticut, no less than $50, 1000 have been col
lected within single year, for the pur-
pose of investment in Western lands.
The most of it was remitted by men who
did not emigrate, but merely for specula-
tive purposes. Other towns have follow
ed the fatal example. A desire to make
large gains, or in other words, to "make
haste to become rich," has so bewildered
some people, that no ordinary prosperity
is at all satisfactory to them.
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Mexican Movements.

The New York Herald notices the pres
ence of an unusual number of prominent
Mexicans in New York, and says that
there is movement on foot to restore that
willy individual, Santa Anna, to the chair
from which he has been driven SO many
times. It mentions La Vega, Uraga,
Seray, Gomez, Vega, Urizza Diaz and
others of this number. and that Mion,
Marguez, Pacheco and Cortez are in
Havana. engaged in the same conspiracy,
and says that General Robles, the Mex
lean Minister at Washington, is on the
gasi cive for this movement.
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|Simen Horkheimer, STATR OF OHIO, NON
against ROE COUNTY. i.

2
George Malson.
QY virtue of mandate to me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of said coun-,
ty, in the case; of Simon sHorkheimer against
George Malson, will be offered for sale at pub
lie auction, at the front door of the court house
in the town of Woodsfeld in said county, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clack q. "a; and four
o'clock p. M, on Z, sss;ts Il y ssaa az
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of june. 1851. S,
the following described property situate in said
county, TO wit: '''.i -
The north east quarter Of the south sast
quarter: Of section thirty -four, Of township t9o,
of range four. containing forty. acres, more or
less.
Ordered to be sold in virtue Of mortgage
as the property Of George Malson, 1t the suit
Of said Simon Horkheimer. Sd 3e ssa2 :
s!at W EDWARD gARCHBoLD,
April %. $S 60 Mas. Com. n. G O.
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WHEELING, VA.
BEG LEAVE to- again inform my friends
i and customers generally, that have just
returned from the East, and am now receiving
my Spring Stock of Goods. comprising the
largest and best assortment ever offered in this
city. Ny stock of A t.5 sa,i
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
sWALLPAPER, CURTAIN
DAMASKS, WINDOW .a
BLINDS. &c, &C.,
Is now complete, together with great many
articles for house furnishing, too tedious to
mention. will not attempt to enumerate my
stock. All l ask is, that those in want of
goods in my line, to call at No. 143 Main street.
where they can have chance of selecting from
one of the best assorted stocks in the country,
and many of these goods Much below the
usual price. This is no vain boast, and those
disposed to satisfy themselves will please call,
and see if this is not the place for the
Best and Cheapest Goods IN the City,
]. G. HARBOUR, Z
May 6, 1S57.-6m. l43 Main street.
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:" "ALL

Wv '. Z
and will have in few days a stock of $4,000
bolts, all of which was recently purchased from
the best manufacturers and importers in the
country. intend making this a part of my
business, and respectfully ask all those
that may want pretty paper at low price, to
remember the New Wall Parer House, No. l43,
Main street. ]. C. HARBOUR. T
May 8, 1857 ~
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tM,Ifoar subscribers viii bear wit

tEsIfpnr subscribers win bear with
us during the present press of advertise
medts, we promise that after the next
terms court they shall have no cause of
complaint. If they viii aid us with the
"pewter'' We will procure smaller type for
advertising, and thus leave much more
,oern forsreading matter.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
VS.. 1.syasl STATE OF OHIO,
John w W; vl1n sranslle MONROE cosNTK
QY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Monroe
county, Ohio, in the case Of Samuei Stephens
against John w. Brumelle and wife, / viii o1er
for sale at public auction, On g @ssessa
.Satarday tie 30th day Of May, 1857,
at the door Of the court honae in said county,
between the hours of ten o'clock q. M, and four
o'clock p. m, of said day, the following do
seribed premises with the improvements sita-
ate in said county, to wit gagssI Ass
Lots number sixteen and eighteen in the
town Of Calais. Also, seventy feet square Of
the north east corner of . lot Of land In the
south east quarter Of section eighteen, town
ship seven, and range seven, and lying west OF
lots number sixteen and siEhteen aforesaid.
Appraised as follows; Lot number sixteen at
$516, 6,663; lot number eighteen ct 500; squars
Of land at $2sS, 1884 s
Ordered to hs sold as the property Of John
W. Brumelle and wife, at the suit of Ssmnsl
Stephens. - WILLIAM 0KKY,
April %. "a s5. Mas, Com. n. c. Q.
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~ Ex-G Governor Shannon, of Ohio,
with bis family, has returned to Kansas
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( az Senator Sumner is sojourning in
Paris, and is in good health.
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WoodsfieId Retail Market.

WoODSFELD, NAY D, 1901.
Flour per barrel, $500
Wheat per bushel, : - - LOO
Oats per bushel, 40
Corn per ,bushel, IS
Lard per pound, ~
Tallow per pound, IL
Dried peaches per bushel, 200
Dried apples per bushel, 1,50
White beans per bushel, 900
Potatoes per bushel, 1,5e to 200
Cheese per pound, 16
Salt per barrel, $50
Hams per pound, Is
Shoulders per pound, 12a
Hay per ton 500
Fish per pound, -~-- sto 10
Nails Sd. Cd. and 10d. 81 and 81
Brooms per dozen, 200
Onions per bushel, - 100
Timothy seed per bushel, = $50
Corn meal per bushel, 100
Eggs per dozen, 10
Tea per poud, rs to l,25
New Orleans Sugar per pound, Is
Maple sugar per pound, IL
Molasses per gallon, IS to LOO
Rio Coffee per pound, Is
Java Coffee per pound. Is
Rice per pound, 3 to 10
Candles per pound, Is
Butter per pound, 16
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Has there been an Indian War IN the
Northwest.

11dS G110K0 UCO0 tkxx 11SSktx1xx w U1 III Ixk0
Northwest.
The Minnesota papers, backed up by
Gen. Shields. pronounce the stories of the
horrible Indian massacre in the North
west pure ictions. It is difficult. howev-
er, to believe these disclaimers in the face
of the statements, official and otherwise,
which have been published, giving, with
great particularly, the incidents of the
butchery, the names Of the persons killed
and other facts connected with it. If it
is fictitious story it has been extraordi,
narily well got up and substantiated by
by much apparently reliable authority.
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NEW WALLPAPER HOUSE
NO. 143, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, VA,

T G. HARBOUR begs leave to inform
y. his friends and the citizens generally, that
he has added to his business
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AUDrroR's OFFICE, WooDsFIELD,
Monroe Co., o., May s, 1857.
certify that the foregoing law has been
compared with the laws published by author
it in the Ohio Statesman, and found to be cor
rect. JOHN s. HOLIDAY,
.. Aud. NJ. C. o.
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The story that Mrs Polk, widow Of the
deceascf ex- president intends to take up
her resiienee ID washingto toi,, iacontradic-
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New Music.

Just FolEq We Joy thou art Free
~ Write 70 VERY Ofseu On the DoFdeF OF SiFeamle
We're AL fond EsSing, Juana fWahital ETrnInC
Bell Natural BridEc sehottseh MaAurkA dea raineSuS
Fairy Sehotseh, KeepEake SchSt;lseh, FFankin Waltz
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz Church Hal Waits
araiie Polka, Spring Hover sehotiseh. Persian Dance
For sadty J. 4. WILSON CO..
=uN0 Monrhg 4
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WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
(TTE stl sell fine wide heavily glazed vail paper
wv say and 3IS cents which formerly sOid and u
selling elsewhere ~ anil 81 cents per bolt The paper Is
In perfect order and the only offer thus INDUCE
purchasers IL that the papers, at the usual prices,
too NJ for the market We have also IN hands very
assortment Of CHEAP paper which oeT NerylOw.
Al iust received books, among them private
correspondence OF Daniel Webster, b. his SOM VIVA by
Mrs SOnthWOrh Travels In europv by Iranseus Inquire
Yla The days Of my LIFE SCHOOL ADJUSTMENTS; GTsea
Amber BY MTs- DenniSon; kRnsnsts &c Maps
and Blank Hooks, b., &c.
An tn late periodicals. and weekly papers. at.
J. O. 0RRS,
nv Mill Main g. MheelinE. Va