The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-29

particular, sgalnst man calling his Dame A.
d. Yonog bong be.we n The ago of25 and 80
years, light hair, high forehead, sandy beard,
about 8 feet Z or 8 inches high, tOleTabIy we'll
formed, quick spoken, ahd Pretends TO have
travelled greet deal about Buffalo, N. York,
where he says be was raised and learned his
trade, which 10 the cabinet making bnsi1ess;
we are told he was married somewhere
in the State Of Ohio; from that place he went
10 Indiana and married there, and after living
with a respectable lady some six weeks, abb
seconded and went to Danville, III where he
engaged him self TO respectable young lady;
but a few days before they we're TO have been
married, the news came that he had a wife
near Tere Haute, which he denied at fret, but
it appears il caused him to leave there in the
night; he then came 10 this county. and stop
ped at a little village near Springfield, where
he worked very attentivsly at his trade for six
or seven months, a part of which time he paid
his addresses to respectable young lady; and
engaged to marry her. They were married on
the 18th day Of April, lS4l-he lived with her
nearly two weeks, and Jeff on the night Of The
I'd May, and it is moro than probable that he
10 now addressing some other young lady ia
IUIo Dldt6s uO OVJOOt VI tuS uUONo 10 W warn
all young ladies' o. the intrigue Of this villain,
1t is aIso believed that he has or will change
bic name,-M Y Sun.
Florida War; "A correspondent Of the Sa.
vannah Republican, writes very truly 10 re-
gard to this war, and his views, ifadopled and
followed out, would soon cause it's speedy ter
minatlon, and reflect honor upon the country.
We have been battling long enough with the
poor Indans-have lost many Of the pride and
flower Of our army-have expended an i'm
mense amount OF money--snd, after all, gain
ed nothing, but are worse OfnOw than whom
We commenced the contest The Indians
mighthave been won by kind treatment, and
probably induced 10 remove farther from the
settlements Of the pale faces, but when force
was used 10 drive them from the graves of
their fathers, when they beheld the shoulder.
ing ruins of their wigwams, and felt the effect
of the thousand wrongs inflicted, their indigna-
tion was aroused, and they preferred. rather
than submit, 10 die on their native soil.
The correspondent Of The Republicans:
''Il is not troops we want, but justice. Force
will never end this war. But fair rumuner-
alton in money and kindness would do so To-.
morrow. Not the meagre sum of $500. Give
COL Worth silver weapons and liberty TO use
them, and my word for it, his discretion and
high Senee Of fjustce, together with his untir.
ing energy. will bring about real end Of the
Florida war"
GroUM tie West--The Richmond Wbig,
in publishing table Of The present population
of the States Of the Union, remarks:-Whil,t
the South has -receded, and the North been
barely able 10 maDiiaIn ils own, the Great
West has gone ahead nth hundred horse
power. In her bands are the future deslinies
Of the Repuclic. 10 the next Congress she
will have greater representation than either
the North or the South, singly; and by the
next Census. in 1850, she will exceed them
both combined.
UsuRY LAWS IN CAnADA.The Toronto Pa
trlot state 8 that bill is about toibe introduced
into the Provincial Parliament, to assimila,e
the usury laws Of Canada 10 those Of England
in other words, to abolish them, 90 far as
they feet bills Of exchange and promlssory
notes III a, they have not more than twelve
months 10 run; and leave them untouched, 70
far as they affect other money transactions.
A Whole Family Sirwck.-We learn tina.
during one Of the ,hnnder showers, Wednes-
day afternoon, a whole family residing at the
English Neigbborhood, ". j., were pros,rated
by lightning. The father it was fsere would
no, survive. No other was dangerously in
iured, and the house in which H. ey were, suf
fered bu, little damage.
SEDUCTION. Last Wednesday night, the
Rev. Mr.. Van Zandt, of The Protestant Epis.
copal Church in this city, was held 10 bail in
$4,000, 10 answer the complaints of The pa
rents Of young lady, l6 years OF age, on a
charge Of seduction. Mr.. Van Zant is rector of
Grace Church in Rochester, with an amiable
wife and three or four lovely children, great
wealth, a comfortable income, and has fol-
lowed McLeod's example in this case, by de-
Dying all that can't be proved against him. 80
Rochester Volunteer
UNITED STATES BANK. More Light COM
ng.-Mr. JaudOn ex-casher ofthe Unued
States Bank, has returnedto this city, al tho
solicitation, it Is said, OF Mr.. BidCls. The two
great inHnciers are about uniting their powers
andiuterest agains, the present nquishye Bank
dynasty, and will endeayor to show that
the ''cotlon speculation" was one of lbe best