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SHERIEE,SnS4LE

'es Is. .s" b writ. s.es Of " vensi, .sI
w. 4 Il. Riehner, and toni exponas, is
Dennis Whitney 6 Bros. sued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of the county Of
Monroe, and State Of Ohio, l will Offer for
sale at public auction, At the front door of the
courthouse. in the town of Woodsneld, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. N.
and o'clock. P. NJ, on
Saturday. the 21h day Of March, 1858,
the following lands and tenements, lying and
being in said Monroe county, to wit
Being part of section l9, of township 3,
and range 8, fraction No. 6, described as fol
lows: Beginning at stake in the mouth Of
Narrow's run; thence up the river, with the
meanderings thereof, one hundred and Swelys
rods to a buckeye tree; thence north, 20 de-
grees west, z54 rods, to a stone on the section
linss thence south with the section line. 70
rods to the middle of Narrow's run; thence
down said run, with the meanders thereof, 26..
rods to the place of beginning; the water right
excepted and reserved in Sampson Thistle's
deed for the use of Jacob Bare; except 10 acres
sold to Isaac Z Thompson; and also, reserving
one acre on the river adjoining Peter Chne's;
and also excepting therefrom one acre and one
fourth sold. to Joseph 8. Thompson; contain
ing SO acres, more or less, the same being a
par; of certain tract of land which Jacob
Bare and Anne Bare his wife, by deed, on the
9th day Of March, 1s4s, conveyed unto Joseph
Bare, and appraised at $s00. al - 4s.tsrz-
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Jesse Lantz, to satisfy two judg-
fnents against him for costs--one in favor of
". 4 L. Richner, and the other in favor of
Dennis Whitney & Bros. $40 81 s.l
- s.s' ..s,s..sE 8 C.. II. MORROW,
= Feb. "a, 1855 4b sheriff, X. CO.
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GUARDLlN,S .NLE.

Dr. virtue Of an order to ne directed iron tn
ID Probate Court Of Monroe county. Okip, ~
will offer for ssls st public auction, On the l3tA
day Of March, 1855, between the hours Of 10 ~
clock, .. H., and o'cloek, p. M, on the preul-;
sss hsrsinaftsr mentioned, in Seneca towhshth
in said ssunAy, the Undivided intsrsst Of JessyA
Winemillsr, Lydia Ann Winsmillsr and JoA1
Winemiller, being one rndividsd eleventh yaze
Of the west half Of the southeast quarter ~ aaae
tion 10, in township !, sf range T. In said ceszs
and eighty seven dollars againstsaiA half auAr.s
ter, to be paid in feur years alter the deatA -
the widow Of Robert Carpenter, dscsassdf snA
also subject to tho interest Of the widow ef L.
seph Carpenter, deceased. Said .iAssfest wnfi
be aold for cash.. s4sa $3.50 = ~
JACOB wINEMILLKR, .Guardian &
of Joseph, Lydia Ann'a and John winsmill.e 1.
T Feb. 10, 1858.
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ROAD NOTrrR

lTHRRh will be petition presented to the
i Trustees Of Salem township, Nsnros coun,
ty, Ohio, on the 10th day Of March, 1858, pray.
ing for the loeation and establishment Of Z
township road, commencing near the residence
Of Joseph Ward, At the county road; thence
across the crock to the month Of run; thence
up the run the best route near the dwelling
house of Samuel Wistermsn; thence TO inter-
sect the csun.y road near the Cain schoo!
house Axxr ParrrlosAsa,
Feb. 10, lssS.-pl.
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REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE BUT Twe
states of the system-a state of health in
which the functions of life are carried on
with vigor and harmony; and a skate of
disease, in which something fnterferes
with their action. What we want Is q
medicine that will remove the cause of
disease, and bring about condition of
health, with the least expense to the sys-
tenn. The Life Pills and Phoensr bittsrs
answer this purpose better than anything
yet discovered; and surely it is but the
dictate of prudence and true wisdom to
pTefe. them to all others. Sold by the
Proprietor, w. B. Moffat, 335 Broadway,
New York, and his Agents sA
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..nxtraord,narx Reauisition.

: 2 ; 2 :
The LesiSlative Investigating Commit
tee in Kansas, having traced the Delaware
Crossing frauds close to Calhoun, Presi-
deit Of the Lecompton Convention, Gov.
Dsnver has sent . Requisition for him to
Mr.. Bschanan, Is chief Magistrate of the
District of Columbia, wherein Mr.. Cal
shoun. is supposed to be. The fact that
said returns as forged, with many Others
were found by o Sheriff and search war;
rant, hid in candle box under a wood
pile. IN Calhoun's Office yard at Lecomp-
ton. affords presumptive evideace of Cal.
houns guilt. !, His chief Clerk, Mclean,
had sworn that said returns had been sent
20 Calhoun. at Westpors, No. by Calhoun's
direction. Mclean has fed and there is
e-rsquisition after him. What usxt?-
Ozsvsld,sd Pain Dealer =
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INDIAN DEPREDATIONS IN TEX.
---s AS s4sgY 5 rzs.

Startling intelligence has been received
at Austin. Texas of Indian depredatious
In Brown county. of that State. Five
persons had been murdered in cold blood,
ald- the settlers generally. alarmed at the
anehecked enormities Of the savages, di-
yiding into three seperate parties, had ta-
Ken refuge in the adjacent forts. The
legislature Of Texas has passed . bill for
tho rsising and equipment of one hundred
msn, and an appropriation for tho purpose
ofseyenty i've thousand dollars. A pub
he meeting had been held in Austin, when
rssolutions were adopted urging the legis-
lSture to provide the most ample aud
speedy means for tho protection and seeu-
Fity ofsthe frontier settlements. - Wash.
Union. gslse as
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Teachers Association.

TINE " Monroe County Teachers Association"
j will meet in Woodsfeld, on 81
MONDAY, the 2sth day Of Mareh, 1858,
at ST o'clock, A. NJ.
It is particularly enjoinea upon all the men,
bers to be present at the above hour. The
teachers appointed at the last meeting will
please be present at the opening session. in
order that an early organization may be effect
ell, and thus enhance the interest and profit OF
the meeting. A general turn out is expected.
BY order of the Association. f
ii a B. POWELL, Prss't.
J. R. McDIvrT, sec'y. -s.5...4ges 81. +.
Feb. n, 1855, ,f,,t ~ .,5,n4 sF
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Thomas Pollock, my instance writ o.
vs.. II attachment was, on
John 3. Heald. the 18th day Of January,
1858, issued by Geo. W. Durkes, a Justice
Of the Peace for Salem township, Monroe eoun-
ty, Ohio, against the goods, chattels, rights,
credits, moneys, effects, and stocks, or interest
in stocks, of the defendant John s. Hsald, .
nonresident of said county, for the sum of one
hundred and twenty-one dollars; which is to
bs heard on the 9th day Of March, A. D. 1858.
THOM IS POLLOCK.
JAM 27 1885.
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John ". srHINKR,s EsTATR.

SOHN w HkINnIs
MOTlCEis is hereby given that ths undersigned
IN was, en- ths 21st day Of Jan. 1855, appoint
sd by the Probate court Of Menroscsunty, o.,
with the will annexed, Of the
estate of John W. Steiner, late of said county,
deceased. CHARLOTTE STRINRR,
Jan. 7, 185S.-3w. pd. Adn'rx.
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Miscellaneous.

Daniel Dougherty, Sr's Estate,
0Ethe 2Sd day Of January, 1855, Letters Tss.
" tansntav wore issued by the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, to the under
signed as Executor Of tho estate Of Daniel
Dougherty, Sr., late Of said County, deceased.
Jan. 27, 1853 JANIS SDOCGHEETY, Jr.
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"a Quakeress, named Susan Fred.
ericks, from baltimore, is travelling in Ja-
msica, observing the character and condi-
ton Of the people, in order to learn and
report the resnlt of emancipation in the
West Iudies Sh. lately lectured at
KingstOa- A 81.
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A CceL RECEPTION --In the lower
house ofths Tennessee legislature, q reso-
luton Of Mr., Kendriek (know-nothing)
tsndsfing the nse Of the hall s.tei General
William Walker, and calling upon him
for public address upon Nicaraguan sf-
fairs fwas, Jon motion Of Mr. Bale demo
crat, tabled BY . votesof 5 4 70 20.
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.JINEC DUNN.S ESTATE.

JAMES DUNNS s ESTATE. aRs4a
NOTICE il hereby given that the subseri-
lN bers were appointed on the 18th day Of
January, 1858, by the Probate Court Of Mon
roe esunty, Ohio, Adniristrators Of the estate
Of James Dunn, late Of said oounty, deceassd.
WM. DOUGHERTY, Jr.
{ jan. 6, 1854, THOMAS ADAMS,
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Another Of Them!

To what base uses has the name OF
Dsnoerat cemel What has the party done
that such ! fellow as II. Clay Pate. who
who edited . blazing Know Nothing paper
atCincinnati notloug ago, should hold an
oiicssandsr the government, and be per-
mitted to disgrace us By calling himself .
Dsmecrot! Ssatssmas.
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There will be a petition presented to the
i Trustees of Salem and Switzerland
Townships, Monroe Couaty, Chic, On the 1st
day of March, 1855, for the purpose Of laying
out and establishing township read, eon-
mencing at the north west corner of lands own
cd by Conrod France, in Salem township, thence
north along the line between the lands of Jacob
Tschappat, ESQ.,, and Adam Sherman, on the
lands of said Sherman until said road reaches
near the lane of said Sherman, thence across
the cerner of said Tschappats field to intersect
the present road in Shermans lane, thence the
best route to intersect the county read leading
from Beallsville to Clarington; also to vacate
SO much of the township road a. is on the
lands eff said Sherman.
January, q, 1858 A PETITIONER.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to tho attorneys of Boyd d
i OFT, William Okey, Master Commissioner,
and to the bidders or purchasers, or other per-
SONS interested, that the use and possession Of
Lot No. Sixteen (16,) in the town Of Claring-
ton, Monroe County, Ohio, is claimed BY me
until the Grst day of April 1853.
JACOB T. MORRILL,. e
Clarinaton, Feb. 10, lsSs-3w. ass {.
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gHKRLeNS XLE. s
Tallant & &'Delsplain, pY virtue Of writ
VI. 0ofyepditionj .xpo.

tStAeAs IL x
vs. .}Dofvspditionj expo
John KirkpAtrick. mas, issued from the
court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont county,
Ohio, and ia no directed, viii Offer for sale at
public. auction, At the front door Of the court
hsnses q the teyn Of Wsodsheld, in Monroe
co9lSA e4ns,ss. en i.ss szgiask stsSp xa- s3aeTst
Satsrds1, Tie. 37M dsycf Aorch, 1858,
betvses the hsurs of 10 o'clock, .. M, and
o'clock, D. "a, OF said day, the following lands
and tenements, TO Wit:
Lots Nos. 70 and SO in the town Of Lebanon,
In said csunty ef Monroe, and appraised as
follows: Lot No. Is at S30S, and Lot No. s3
ss $50. i - ss. s.ss sasss.s sss sgAs
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property Of John Kirkpatrick, at the suit Of
Iallant = DelAplain. &C. h MORROW,
-. Mr. - 1S Sheriff y. CO.
Sss<a ~ ~ ssss q
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NARRIRD--on the 14th day Of Feb, 1888,
BY John Besrdmore, Rsq., Mr.. klI JeY and Miss
sAaAH Axs GsBnAsr, alr of Washington town
ship, this county. ao
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DIED = Iu Washington township. this
esuhty, ON the 10th inst after an illness of
three weeks, sINEA, daughter of Frederick
A. sand cassandra S. -Lamping, aged years, 5
mouths and rs days. ssiss ssss
awhen between mother and child,
Yawns the dreary gull, of death, ~
Oh, the moan. how sad and wild,
Broken by the sobbing breath.
Dntwhy mourn. and mourn III vain, y.
when the youxg go mp to God,
Safe from the strife Of mortal pain sr,..
SAFE from aniiction's heavy rod.
= In Perry township, on the 18th inst, MAR
GARRT sAMELfA, daughterof Ezra and Mary
Ellen-P Phillips, in the 3rd year of her age. :
ssof such is the kingdomof H.aven.n
In this place, on the 18th inst, Ann
ELIZABETH, daughter of John and Anne Wick
ers, aged nine years. one month and l3 days
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ERYsIrET4As. SALT RukUN r1rn
AND HAINS sss. re e

Ths cures, which this sinfmsat eAee3o, k-
healing Ulcers eflons standing and wkttk ASvos
resisted all other applioatioas, aa,vSll = iar
curing Erylsipstas, Pitss, Fistulis, Sal RAsuns
and pains in the limbs and joints, have bean
so countless and 10 Notorious thfssaheu1 - )
world, tAst any efert t. give n adequate dn-s-
tailed statemsnt et their nnubss q shaxSe1Sl =,
would be vain. II Is sufacisnt te say tA1A -
Ointment has never proved insA AGa6isns. =
ANGER. ULCERS. Ann TUHU1oua !
SWeLLINGas =
cAHcnH, the most terrible nalady HAT a41aa1n
the fsahy fbrs, May be sxtirpats1 " this prep>
arstion. The knife sannst rsash tks ninaae
ramineations Of this diaeasps hst tAs OHM
AKNT dsss. It psnstrates t. the sources - = J
slesress dssrdsn, aaa psrfsets : xaaisq1
cure. ls 8 ~ 81 & ~ 80
GREAT HOUSEHOLD RRnRnxs
The diseases ef the, dsbb and the - g :
which children are msst saliest ssah e n.
oRusrR1 ssRn on the head ana .faes, 49,
srHewosn, rzzfsR, rrlffLEs ~; an 1lfskH =
lisved BY this ongusnt. 81
Both als Otatmsxt o.d tks RRs sAjal13aa
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AND THREE LOTS in the town Of New
Castle, Green Township, Monroe county, Ohis,
are for sale, or rent, on reasonable terms.
Any one wishing to purchase can have it
by paying 500 down, or on the lst day of
April, 1858 and the residue April 1st 1859.
Or will let it on reasonable terms. It il
very suitable property for mechanic, Black
smith, shoe maker, &c. There is a well on the
premises. Ferany further information inquire
of the subscriber one mile north of New Castle
Jan. 81, 1858. ALEXANDER DIXON,
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JosErH THoRNBRRRY SKIS. ESTATE.

yOSKFH THORNBERRY SR'S. ESTATE.
ON the Sd day of February, 1853, the subscri-
" Der xss duly appointed by the Probate Court
of Meproe County. Ohio, and qualined As adj
,,nistrAtor de bosis non, of the estate of Joseph
Thornberry, Sen,, late Of Monroe County, de-
ceased. - THOMAS GRlFElTH. =
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SHERLEpS ! xALE.

woodsfeld. Feb. 10, 1855.
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ROAD NOTICE

Jan. ~, 1856.
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TEE LATEST SuIRlruAL MANlgEsrAr1oN.-In
house on Third street, there occurred, q few
days since, . remarkable phenomenon, which,
for time caused great wonder and some glo-
rihcation among those of the inmates who are
so unfortunate AZ to put faith in the doctrines
of spirituasn.. Amid the quiet which, for .
few moments, prevailed in the sitting room, the
piano, which was closed, broke forth in wild
and incomprehcnsible manner. A no person
was near the instrument, this crazy moaning
caused an excitement amang the company. The
crowd were astonished. The spiritualists were
delighted All listened breathlessIy to the un-
earthly strains, that, lowly and ftfully, issued
from the interior of the haunted box. Deeming
it advisable, in order to demonstrate their the.
ory, to open the piano. and show the Gentilos
that the music was no. Of this world, the rappers
did so. when 10. out came a romping kitten,
leaving her tracks upoa the keys The spirtu-
alists were disgusted-they were enraged at the
frolicsome feline; ana thought that, like the
whispers in Christ Church choir she was not
behaving properly, and should be put OUT
which was accordingly done, with no loss of
time
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Richard Barry, keeper Of liquor saloon and
member Of the New York board Of education,
was brought before Abe police judge on Tuesday
for . murderous assault committed the previous
evening upon Philip Wolfe, in . house Of i'll
fame. Singular ideas must prevail in com
munisy where such men are entrusted with the
interests Of education.
Judge Thompson, Of the Marine Court, New
York, has decided that Railroad Company d
responsible for the delivery Of baggage sntrust-
ed TO an Express Agent who 10 authorized BY
the Company 70 enter the car 70 solicit baggage
from passsngsra
Mickey Free, the Pedestrian, undertook TO
walk l10 consecutive hours without rest or
slesp. q Nswburgh, New York, fos $500, but
his friends were obliged 70 take him Of the
plank one hour bsfors the espiration Of the
tina. I'll
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Bach's American Com pound.

The Greatest Remedy In the world.
For the permanent Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, III Nervsns Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities Finer
Albus Tor whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles. Diarrhes Weak Stomach, In fact in any ease Of
Weakness Inflasmatioaa, or Impure
Blood
Uss this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it-Having used
your Bach's American Compound in :. number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfuly recommend It .
the Best Medicine with which ! am acquainted.
,. N. BETTS, n. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. r, August 81, 1855.
We have hundreds Of Certificates fiem Physicians
eorroborating the above ssatssnt which We can pro-
dscs II necessary. Ses Backs Rscr. Rooks asd or.
eElGrs for C1rtikcdtss
! Ror aals BY soUIREs BLOss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
u. COVENTRY 3 CO.,
(Successcrs to p. ". H. Coventry COY
Sole Propristors, SO Gersses st., Auburn, N. 7.
nov13-bpiy
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nusr - 1lS; . n

NpafN No0 4. ~.
TIE sivssk go Y a. - As,i.e
sessdsd sonsshins No ssshs -, prisr = -
.a's heavy saias. siase uhss y ~ sissa sus
-. but y nov q $50 &c Z i
1bs roads are ssilF nssg1y = -. Auf every
dsseripssoa Of basinsss dsll Litsls = no grain
= cemiag % market Farm work d greatly Inn
peded by 10 s1is. 50 lArneso b trspsdes,ep
fsf sss<s1asu 49, - ssts) wiil ~ co...
aasil Y = 70 lAss = sipsa sssA
H. MaEAT-None arriving. 50 o.
\ aLOuR-Qsy Mn, q, 7S 81 u dray had.
U sCORM-20A46 cts.
n.r@S.-..s. sss
6uIxkk-l43A1Gse1u;e sanoe. y
EG9S-e cte per dos.
f3OvISIONS- Coantsy cured Hama. Is.
ae cads, 81 sides. II. Lard. s3ap. = Z
GROCERIES Sugar, 7es;-- loiasses. .Bel1h.
ers. 20 GO 10 bbls II kegs, so ! Sugar House.
20 ete Coffee, il3sl9}.
rIl Apples u; Peaches Ii o..
TALLOW-73aSc.
VlNE6AR4-lOc. VI
SALI-Kanahsa, 60 cts; Ground Alum. d. q,
q sack New York, $50 per Dbl. S-',S
WHISKEY-l6a25c.
HAY-1lO per ton.
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i1our-Market dull and rather easier. Sales s'ooO
Dds At ~ O004 10 for super states a 904 80 for
mon to extra state o. 600 10 for super WESTERN a
xVV4 90 Tor common to medium extra western No
important change In Canadian Flour Sales 500 bb,s at
- 1oGDo 90. Rye Flour dull. Sales at % OOQ1S 49,
wheat-Steady with moderate demand Sales 10000
0men a. Soc for NIL Club; OF for White Wa 81 IL for
White canadian. "
kye-Steady. Sales at 69c,
Coma shade nrmer. Sales 1900 bush at Il k@75c
.Osts.unchanged. Sales at 4s045c for State, and
ga 1904 25 for prime ---'
Beef-Dull and dropping.
Lard-Steady. Sales $50 bbls At 1oK01lLc.
State.
whiskey-sales 500 bbls at 20k@2lc.
stocks-Better and mone active. =s
Money-Steady at 406 per cent.
sterling Exchage-Market opened ut no. price asked
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WGs under obligations to Mr.. Hardy
;" l~k, PhilAdelphia and Pittsburgh pa


19W - SuOA0o
Eldridge, ESQ.,, Of Lucas county. sent
nail = vial Of Iowa gold. mixed with black
'Aich was received Saturday aud shown
\, persons. Others desiring to see it will
ne following note from Mr.. Z. accom-
Nit
Charlton, Iowa, Nay IL.
M Avx-EYH:
t~ Sf-Enclosed you will please find q
(Hen Of gold obtained from the mines near
asses in Warren county, in this State. Ii
|fas out BY 1r. Dillmain, and is the result
p pans full Of dirt. ! send it 20 an item
/" hoping that you will have it tested for
|svn sasisfsction. Owing 70 the high wa
ssn sbo hare been q work have had to
700 The opesasion on that account. Some
~ ore gagged in turning South River ct
- Ill., after which l shall be able to give
count Of the results Of their lab0rs.
Yours respectfully,
J. d. ELDRID0E.
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We have received several numbers Of The
Weed!y Record, temperance paper printed in
London, which are occupied with contro-
versy about Mr.. Cough, who seems to have set
all the teetotalers Of England by the ears, in
quarrel over his personal reputation. As We
understand it he is accused Of lying, getting
drunk occasionally and visiting houses OF i'll
fame, just ~ he did in New York, some
years ago, under the influence of druggsd
soda, Is he said. A paper called The Truth
has been established 1t Boston to "blow him
up" We know nothing Of the merits Of the
controversy.
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NOTICE.
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fresldent Buchanan has nominated French.
man named Fleurot, particular friend of Mrs.
James Gordon Bennett, (who lives in Paris,) %
Consul at Bordeaux. The Senate, a. yet, does
not see fit to act on the nomination. It. has
been twice laid on the table.