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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

Grs- Seventh Ward Democratic cay tlub'
tent. A MASS MEETING,
nIef The dfset6a ~ .hs Segent WGn hemGcratr City
u5 W be hed and 10 f-ant tof NtuonGi ff Cot'tett.
rte evening o fhu-s14 .hs i O-t6he' NJ ~ ori6rr.
itcmsntts n tbeeAsf6ht t'E t1a ara 1s'ar1'da afs
Uie958 4tft0t8t H. HsefiS tegFRi ~
ff M: ~ RrPtUf f7 taf 8HS. 4t+a-a-sst
-s4ts-i &iiR-i.s ts r. tts NsN Yb's itt isS
ISL 84s i8Qts yum fqs4sai
jiyiiG6b ''ft'''i ss4-4Hss 5f
az Tenn WarI Asa,4na Assoeiatian
B3iii hRLhtt .h3ILt tsl5a 4it q. q 5,'
l.irio1 Wi be beliT THIS EFENISGblC5lsG liai,
aHd reef u rs pcock Every mepper sipseisd 10 be
% .ssa :" bus AF"1iSts B. a4si e. "'''4' cuisines ' 'D'
}. X. JEssUP, President.
ElenaaD Mal Siassa 1 sssnailwtll. ssc'elnle' ne
90 Eighth Ward WING Executive Com
mitiee.-sepienber llr lsii.-ln Executive Committee.
the following resolution was unanimously pissed
&sssg Tint me e. I'M Of n t. fs4eTsg cqsns ls
authorized by ths Committee make any coec-
ons or the Wing Party Of th, Wnm
IETsr 4,G. GFlGr i srh>Ny rhAWNygENcn.
HARVEY il AIT T. cba1%ha II R Ward Committee
I,HEon2RE krLLY' Secretaries .,aos
EsS- Flutunl Life .nsnrnucc Company of
New Norl-Ihls Institution. during The mnnh Sep
,einbe has issued forty i've policies
70 Merchants and Traders y To Governrsnt Officers
- Lawyers " Cashier, of Bank.
- CIc!ks..............,.. - Mechanics
- Csf-y Agents
- Physicians " Manufacturers
students. - lAbDrers
Brokers. ................ = Eng gnse!s
- 'irnFels;s. Mariners.
- Pe3det>. - Ladies'.
80 Tot-l ilv-sInsured 90. As
MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
S,YUEL HASSAY. Secretary.
MISrrRS PosT. Physician ol I'm
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CoMsrocg's S.RsAPAR'LLA- For the cure of a disease
from OF NE boLd. M ellec Of mercury.

CONsTOcEs S.RsAPAR'LLA-F the cure OF all diseases
from OF the botd or III effects oi mercury.
s,foiuols Affections. Bilious Diseases.
Hereditary Diseases. 'ti- ciins OF the Liver OF SKIN
swelhprs OF the Hoics. liab'ul Costiveness.
Fuge' and Sores urop tie II al,o greatly improves ard
Face. bnurs,, he complexion.
sat Rheum. Scald Head md and dspes all sallownesg.
an uMueous Diseases. ~.
For al affections at the vital orS ms which M
cau.e by upue bood there preparnflon which can
eau Coupck SasRparls. Il has been used thousands
Of these cumpaGis and found sge
and ef remedy The pubic particularly requested
hat Cciustock's SarsapHra which con-
ing getefGl u.r and ask Tor e interest," for
Cunit0cs ana TAKE other. Pnce 80 per bottle.
or 81 per dozen Sod at u Courtandt street.
CACrIoS ro pcu PrRsoSs.-D,. McNaits Acoustic on
winch -ycualT charmed person thar has ever
used ~ ha been inflated, b the countete found OF no use,
Iheuuy gsnupe Which proyes beneficial 10 eyeI case q
i'ney SO be found only a. Il CORTLAND street Prce 800
per hls.
glp NoneRs -'oflo lend, aay Be ss1' ,etieetly tse
gt5 ,4s5 M St & liil. s rs & y ,ie ti F
y tPhttit htte tft t6m c5i6-toes', q toufaahet
Al Sta 8f EB.& II a'a ito- sSf fv if
a1 @a .l.. ss.s@4 alsls's aa
Y. tWp tq Et.ns M NJ MggF,4ijf ieHgNl- t
pl5fe ee'e- lQ.'l .b9-4heep eod 9ii 01i} y y EgiH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

The Exports ofhe aboy five year average nj easi l1yV0
nd, which has ovors,ocked the European markets
fU seen tbat the receipt. New Odean; Of western
Trbacco dudg the above years has largely increlsed while
ne proiucaon of vrena hae fallen on materially, md Of
4, ,,sIoof nod tJhin slightly
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NEW STYLES OF AUBUSSON
A
AymIysTER CARPErINGs.

Just rece we'd and now beng opened large and well select
ed assortment Aubusson Cnrps o the che-, 'esgn and
most beautiful and asteully arranged cocr. consisting OF a
erea, variety pne'n ~ SIZES surprising IN richness and
elegance my thing Of the kud before received -o large
,vo,ce Of Administer Cnpeucs Of nG tGsefr designs
and coors-togc,her with splendid assortment. IN every
variety OF Veve, Wltons Geneva Veyet' Tapestry and
Busse Carpetng comprising the largest stock OF goods ever
offered oT sale this city adnpted every style OF trtnHhinS
Purchasers wishing the and test styles Of goods
ques;ed call the above stock before making
their ,electons REUBEN SMITH. Jr.
s2s lws' PSI Broadway, (opposits Lity HALL
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nY- Members of the American Institute
re requested 10 call the Repository Park rea- oi
t5 it, and procure tickets of admission to Eth
lrnual Fair nrtl3 3ic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

BELIEVE AND LIVE.
S9IpS9fy sYaUS Gs 4h & SSo5
Mr. 7u.or-Dea Sir, viii wF%ttSstfH' tfssa as, E"n 4 Ss;S
% the 1s %e am ts M ar,
Consumption. has reduced low that my physcan
your Medicine I aGd %cus as 1 may SEEM Ia, com
st'y s,or,d me health 'v ss Ers ss hsd ssd
''1', Charlotte .iieet above George street
The undersigned, being personally acquainted with Wash
ing,on Mack and ufeng, bear the Astonishing
effects fThomou, Compound syrup Of Tar, and the ub
BAyIP gH SSj yiGKFfS f 1in:s5 I'd ,sss; 4ss,,,.,
PRNcRAL ss155 pFrGE PEI q ,s s h and a0ioos
. SsS1s yaJS 60 r "a RBSsa~sy p:s
10 On
SHERlfFs sALE-By yifae Of WI, Of Fen Fseia, to
n-xt~A right, title and which Jane. Biackaur,
hand, md ,s the y s @ Or I he
scrbed property VIZ All those four certain lots
s a Esh Saf ns md %
eighth street, IN the late Ntnb Ha,t in the C,y Of her
'i DIyri9p q The Etss Of ssus N9;!o. .tE.,e in
one ba1.snd Eth; Handed md Forty by DANIEL Even
City surve,or. by the nnmber foosinE 70 s1t Number
said several lot, and prene- containing together
b.. s. 9a Es on sss ssc a.. I'd. a
ree and together bornd>d southeas'ey Eghh Ave
r.asd Sy The 1uter m twenty three I
number eighteen Us said nap and northeaSeriy by
hi.ty ghth. aforesaid WIN. JONES Sheriff.
liRsRYC ScoTT. Deputy Sl.rF.
New York July 9Th 1874 jy2 lAwew
The sale ooned until THURSDAY tn, isth i2
Don. at the name place. WN JONES, Sheriff
HENRY {. SCOTT. Deputy Sheriff ,l0 0l'uGTh
The above sale postponed until Monday 30 Sertefnb~,
At the same hour and place WM JONES sheriff
Hp~ &. Sco1T. Deputy Sheriff. ssOlt
The above sale il postponed Until Nnnday ciobef n,
the hour nnd place NH. JONES, sh.ryff
II. e. Scorr. Deputy Sheriff.
September ~, lsA. ellie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

C,HEApEST CARPET STABLIsHMENT IN THE
y UNITED STATES. No 81 tBowe-y;-ANDERSON &
DoBB5 have Just received y bass o pendia new patterns
been Durchare for cash and will be sold - cent lowe! than
AZ any nhe. establishment:
900 ynrd, all Wool Carpets Is. per yard
l0,0d1 yarrs all Wool extra hne. IS per yard.
aOOgl w I'd. doCb az oS per yard.
ANDERSON & DOBBS. - DOwery
~ Iy;.s the ti-st Garnet store above fIes.ef
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:. i.-Pfopos,, wifi be fecaiysd by
OmmI,,ec Of the ! welfth Ward
t00 frees. 20 ips ist ont this TAIL
and streets in the lhh. ward, 20
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90 iGTsl iLv-slnsutd .45
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SIYUEL HASSAY Secretary.
MISTuRS PosT. Physician ol I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
LLNES .3DDRESSED TO .NI'

E- Dr. GouRAfp's Blanc D'Espagne. or Spanish LILY
Nhre. decate white preparation for The c"mpeNon put
n Y ony 81 Wulkestree t store from Btcnd'say and
AZ Boston of r c. agent. = JORDAN. 2MikStfee and
Cerelnn a Co lowell iln.s s.setend
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

SIVG SING slvG,-,ir. WARMERS new Cas,. nav.
- M been prevented commencing ~ NrGnes ny
and saturday Evenings Of m we-k he ,;.r vii 'eceive
~ first i..-nu tEEDNE-iAY EVENING nf the present
wee<. NJ mcoc. nj w1"n iune new member cn unit.
Room 4il EsOadHay. Trs Cils formed The plan ~
curse complete q esS0Gz and pfofs, eooi opportunity
10 e,inaers. oil -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

sy Water Care Fstablis hnient, IS Bar
clay st-Joe Shew 81. d. Practitioner Those who can
no, se, relief by drugs invited Natures best ne
cine The airy and pleasant snt the convenencss
ample io the full By Water The advised gra
,,,,a,., y2 3ms
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D OSIN.-3OU bb!s N.rth-rn. Tor saIe By
u octl LiTFROP & BARTLETT - pearl-st.
TO CONTRIBUTES FOR TIE l!TH FAIR OF THE

DaTENr LANPS-S Rrsr has a'eiy inventei new
and beautiful Lamp which l' the most cGnvenien, and
sconocs hand lamp NJ iusi r,csved and sa by
WM E STOUTENBC R(.iI ii3 Fulton 1t.
s13 Between Broad way Nassau,t
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
PENNSYLVANIA.

The old Keystone State is in motion.
She held her great s ale Convention On
the 4h inst. We have, BY the way of
Baltimore, onlylhe following by The Sun:
"PENNsYLvANlA. The Democratic
Convention at Harrisburg adjourned On
the 9th inst, aflel nominating Henfy'A. 4.
Muhlenbarg for their candidate for Gov
erhor, The following vote was taken in
regard to candldaiesfor the Presidency: /:
Martin Van Baren received 81 votes; R.
M. johnson, SO; Lewis Cass, | Col.
R NJ johnson was unanimously nomi>
mated for the Vice Presidency" |9i
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
APPORTIONMENT BILL.

The districting bill, which passed both
branches oftheLegislatnre Of few days be,
fore the adjournment, 0ppOrlions the
State, for the next four years, as fol,
laws:
Tot county Of Hamilton, Two Ssna-
tors and four Representatives; one Sen.
ator 10 be elected each year. s.st "a 4
To The counties OfClermont and dBrown,
one Senator, TO be elected in the eaI
eighleen hundred and forty five. aud egh'
teen hundred and forty. seven. TO eacl
ona Representative, and one additional
Representative 10 be elected in common
lin the year eighteen hundred and forty
seven. tass
To the counties Of Montgomery and
Warren, one Senator,lo be elected In the
years one thousand eight hundred aud
EfortyNfOuv, and eighteen hundred and for.
lty-sixn To the county Of Montgomery,
Two Representatives, and 10 The county
of Warren, one Representative,
To tho counties Of Butler anu Preble,
one Senator, to be elected in The years
one thousand eight hundred and forty four
and one thousand eight hundred and for
ty-six: 10 each, one Representative, and
to the county OF Butler one additional
Representative, in the year eighteen
hundred and forty four and eighteen hun-
dred and fory.six.
To the counties Of Miami, Dark and
Shelby, one Senator, 70 be elected in the
year eighteen,hundred and forly.iour and
eighteen hundred and forty-six. To
the county of Miami one Representative,
and 10 the counties Of Dark and Shelby
,ona Representative, v
To the counties Of CMerceF, Allsn Van.
weri, Putnam, Pauldiug, Williams and
Henry, one Senator, to be elected in the
years eighteen hundred and foFIy,fge and
eighteen hundred aud forty,seVen: To
iha counties of Mercer, Allen and Ean.
vert one Representative, and q iha co0a
ties Of Putnam, Pauldine, Williams and
Henry one Representatives sle i.gN
/ TOtbs counties of Lucas, Wood Han.
cock and Ouowa, one Senator and one
RepFesentstv the Senator 10 be eIse
.edjnslhe years. eighteen hundred. and
forlyrlour aud eighteen hundred and far-.
ty.six II i, anr .vf8ss6si as.s
10 lleAcounliss Of Sanausty, Seneca
and Crawford one Senator, atov be elec.
ted in the years eighteen hundEed and
feny,four and eigIdeen hundred aud Gur
ts-six, and loseaeh county ono Repre-.
sentative. 6Blo6
To iba counties Of Delaware and Ma
rion one Senator and one Representative.
The Sanat0r Is Be elected ia The years
eighieoen hundged forts -four and eight
teen hundred lorysix. s.
To The counties Of Hardin, Logan,
Champaign and Union, OReSenatoF,lo Be
elected inbtha years eighteen hundred
fOrty-iige and eighteen f0Fty-aeyens To
the counties Of Hardin and Logan one
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

eighieen hundlea lhTly.seven,iO each one
Representative. To lhe county Of Cuya'
hoga an additional Representative in the
years eighteeni hundred forty,iour and
eighteen hundred forty six.
To the counties OF Summit aud Porte
age, one Senator, to be elected iu the
yeats eighteen hupdred and forty four,
and eighteen hundred forty six. TO each
one Representative, and an additional
Representative, In common, % be elected
in eighteen hundred forty five and eigh
teen hundted forty seven.
To Ihe county Of Trumbull, one SeOa-
tor and one Representative. aRd an ad-
ditionpl Representative in the years eigh-
Teen hundred forty Eve and eighteen hun
dred and forty seven, The Senator to
be elected in the years eighteen bundled
forty four, and eighteen bundled forty
seven. III AA
To The counties f Luke and Ash
tabula one Senator, TO be elected in the
years eightee hundred forty five ant
| eighteen hundred forty seven, and e
each one Representative. r.r
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
GREET STEAMBOAT. Loss.l

We copy from the Louisville journal
the account Of aaolher great steamboat
disaster.
The Steamboat Buckeye was totally
lost on Red River, BY coming in copiscl
with the Desoto, and no less than City
lives are supposed to be lost!
The Nathan Hale was going up Red
RVei also, strnck a snag ard sunk, q
Total loss!!
SO rapid and fearf, are the losses,
both Of boats and lives in steamboat navi-
Cation, that the c'mmunily have BY fTs-
quent repetition, become almost callous
10 the sadness and warnings Of such me
lancholy events A school Of instruction
and discipline for the officers and man.
ayers Of steamboats, would, il seems 10 us,
be most uselulinstituiion - Gin. CbrOn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

AaorHxR JUDeE.--On Saturday the
0thinstsni, ,he Legislature elscied oul
peighbOF Joseph sispleioD Asssocisl.
Judge for Brown county. As there wat
ne vncancy on the Bench IN this county
there have been various coDiectures will
regard 10 the object Of the Legislature,
IN fiVoring uS with fifth Judge. With
Aviow 10 obtain some light on the sub
jeet, We referred 70 The report Of their
prOoeedingsi butwere unable 10 fnd a
satisfactory expIanalion. Il appears that
Medina county was a, the same TINA
also favored with an extra Judge. Be-
Low an extract from the Statesmsn's
sspoItOl the proceedings on the occa.
zion. Aftcrlbey had elected Director
d the Penltehnary, one associate Judge
ioe GalIia county, one fOr franklin, and
ore Coz Medina.
aMr. Warner said, be would inform The
members that there was no vacancy in
MEDINA county.
The Speaker Of the Senate. Gentle
rsnulll prepare ballots fer The elsction
eEen associate Judge ror Brown county.
ME. LoudOn lof the senaie) said he
pOuld inform The two Houses, that there
dHas uo vacancy in Brown county.
Ahs Speaker ofthe Senate. TheGov
ssAos mas reported q vacancy, and the 2
ssousss have resolved TO 60 into si elecs
Si0n; gentlemen please prepare ballots.
goseph SlaplstOn, received az yoles-s.
Iealed gaYG
Blanks hnd scattering, 3s " r.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

The APPoRTioNxENT.-The States
man says of this bill, "we feel confident
that we can carry both branches Of the
Legislature under it;" And so. we sap.
pose, thinks the Cincinnati Gazette,
Judging from the manner in which il cen
sures the whig membsrs wb o voted for
the bill. 1t even reads tina. large por,
tion Of the party in the Legislature out of
the ranks. After some remarks relative
to the floating system, i says: s,
"Yet this principle portion Of iheRep,
reseniatiyes Of the Wings Of Ohio have
sustained! We say the RepresenlatieeS
of hs Whigs--for they are not, in or
humble opinion, in any one respect in
this matter, Wing in spirit or Wing in
principle" baO ~ ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS

The Globe. speaking Of the recent
appointments of President Tyler, says
tSECRE'TARY OF STATE.
Al The moment Of putting our,paper to
press, we iearn that Mr.. Calhoun, who
was nominated 10 The State Department
BY the President To-day, has been con.
frmed BY he Senate,
There certainly never was period in
our annals, when man oF eminent abi-
tiles aad D triotic aims was so necessa.
" TO the Government. We have new
representative 81 England on q new er.
rand al Washington; and federalism is
raising lis crest all over the country for
assumption and British Bank.
Nj. Calhoun il be accnpts The office,
willhave II ii his power 10 do much good
for his country, and for his own fame,--
He has moi songht The Office directly. OF
indirectly. No friends ot bis, wO under
stand, has approached The President on
the subject. Not one Of them, we be-
Iisve, can answegps 10 tho probability Of
IL accspting IL. For the most psrt,ihey
are ia favor Of bis lskilg the Office.
We learn that Wilson Shanaol, Gov
ernor OF Ohio, 4 as beer Nominated as
Minister to Mexico.
ltisfumored that the Hon. John y
Mason. late 4 member on C0Hgress, and
now United States Judge il the Eastern
districI 6f Virginia. hes been Nominated
as Secfelafy Uflhe Navy. 10 arc aud
thoTiaed 10 say that no nomination for
Secretary 6f The Navy has gone. lo The
Senate bui, eieas, We think 4
quite pt0tabls that M Mssoh Will b
nominSied !"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
From the Statesman.
BANKS BANKING G-WHlGGERY-
THE STATE IN DANGER.


THE STATE IN DANGER.
We hope every man who loves his no.
ble State, and the independence aud hap
piness OF the people, will awake TO the
dire ruin which threatens US,
This morning the Wing house has pas
sed, in ADDITION 10 all their other hank
bills, that OF Mr.. Hawkins, with a capis
tai Of some $l0 100000. ar more. The
whole incorporated Bank capital, as now
passed the House wilhin few days, a.
mou nis we. believe, TO some
'7e1a TWENTY MILLIONS!
We call upon every well wisher Of he
State 10 arouse himself 10 action. A
very prominent and prudent, whig admit.
ted 10 US the othe, day that IheSiate was
safer in the hands Of the democrats than
in The hands Of he wings, unless his party
were checked in their course.
Our correspondent Of lasl night A
ClrrzES,' who said he was willing TO
see fifteen independent Banks established
in the State, on certain conditions, YET he
was alarmed at the signs Of tho tines,
on looking over the whig Bank bills
We reioiced at it, and was prou 10 feel
that alarm with him, however we might
differ as 10 his ideas Of Baking, or their
necessity. We rejoiced, and we're glad
10 express il, that we Saw men favorable
TO banking Of some sort unite with us,
ready to 60 hand in hand, shoulder TO
shoulder, TO save the State from the dire
calamities threatened it by the madness
Of The whig party.
We did not think il necessary TO stop
and point out wherein we differed with
our correspondent on Banking, Il was g.
Dough for us 10 know that even Bankers
or those friendly to very liberal b nk>
ing system, we're ready TO throw aside
their peculiar notions if necessary, aud
protect the people from ruin, bankruptcy
and whig plumber, and consider il no lime
to cavil about. terms or set phrases, when
so many dangers surrounded us. We
think with friend Of ours, who said. in
speaking of these dangers from whig lex.
lslalion, that though himself friend to
some Banks, failly restricted, yet he wo'd
rather see no Banks at all, than endan
ger the State with these whig projects.
Such daring attempts are nothing bet
ter than highway robbery, and should be
rsbuked. What these Wing bankers
have done once they will do again. Aud
hear. what ME- Duncan ofIhe House says
of them:
"The Miami Exporting Company wa,
maUe ged by whig number one, in the
whig ranks.
The Urbsna Bank was managed by q
gentlema high in the whig ranks, and in
the confidence Of the party.
The bank of SteubenviIle was con.
troiled by genllemau who was the "a
vorite among many wings for Govern
or.
Who controlled the two Banks ofCleye
land, the Frsnkln Bank of Columbus, the
Lancaster and West Union Banks5 They
we're ell good wings.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

SPRlNc TRADE TnR TARIyE. - Tie
,tsrchants who have been to the east 10
procure their spring and summer goods
have had'O pay cOnciderably higher pri.
ces on many Oftheit dry goods than they
did ayear ago, This Is the effec, 81 The
present high tariff. which is now for lhe
hfs. beginning 10 operate uponllle wss.
tern people: And the hardes, part ol il.
operation remains TO Ne toId. The cheap
est kinds q Cotton goods and other arti.
dles winch are bought and used BY N.
poorer .PeoPle,are The most raised II prie,
BY this taFiifi while the price of,ths. sss,
ef kind which are used BY the mors.g,ssI
|shy, sFs but little, I ans affected Ii ral.e,
lin price.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

WARRINGTON AURORA. We have Eel
csivsd the tiIsl numbes Ofs spirited dean
0cTatic paper with the above iitls, the pub.
lieaIiOn Of liiohhasjus. heen eOmuneHc'
ed Al Washingtohin Fayeile county b
Samuel Pike, Esq, late EdilorOf the Ohio
Eagle. The democracy of Fsyette have
lOugbeen 10 want Ofa paper Of This kind &
promnlgale their principles. Tbs major,
iiy is NOT very large against Them and
with such an advocate, there may b
strong hope of turning the tablesia tina
county in October. Is
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL.
Joseph II . Lafwill, of Wayne county.
DoWty Utter, Of Clermont.
cokeRtssfoNAL.
isi District Clayton Webb, Of Hamilton
2nd James N. Dorsey, Of Darke
Sd r. d. FOrsman Of Green.
'' 4lh John Taylor Of Champaign.
u 6th David Higgins ofLucas.
9th Gilbert Beech ofWood
= 7lh John D. White Of Brown.
.o elh Thomas Megrady Of Ross.
9th Valentine Ksffer Of PicAaway.
10Th James Parker of Licking.
ll;h John BartrUm of Marion.
l2lh George Corwine Of ScioiO.
18Th Cautious G. Covey Of Morgan.
l4lh Isaac NJ. Lsming Of Geauga.
18th Walter Jameson Of Harrison.
10th Sebastian Brainsrd 'Tuscarawss
18th James Forbes Sr. Of Carroll,
18th Neal Mccoy Of Wayne.
18th Milo Stonssof Summit.
2Olh Benjamin Adams Of Lake.
2tss Stephen N. Sargent Of Medina.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
ENCOURAGING HoNElNDUsTRY

ENCOURAGING HOWE INDUSTRY.
The Boston Post says: The Ca0nadi'
an papers state that several agents Of ihe
Lowell manufacturers aie inilhe e9aR
ny far the purpose Of hiring femalesltO
work 10 The Lowell mills, and have ems
gagged . Iatgenlnber for ihsg purposes
This is lhegood faith oG The manutpc.
luEers who are so clamereus fOEaaariRsO
support the operatives of0uh0WRe cVa0.
by They have gplashe protection de.
sired bYsgeEeFRmsnL and now To- mako
their profits still largeE they discharge
the American operatives. sDd travel INTO
The PROVINCES or Queen Vies0ria ioain-
port Others who will woTk foEalower iva.
ges and Be less independents sthanhlh0se
whohaye been raised npdsr the lgeesiA-
siiiutions Of our counlFgss Us eall Il a
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

The fedeialisls viii hold their nattona
convention at Baltimore on The first day
OflMpy. The young men Of the parry
are TO meet at the same place on the
next day tOJgige in their adherence to
the nomination, and to make a display Of
coon-skins, canoes, &c. s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

MILL BURNT.--The Touring Mill OF
Mr. Duckwall half a mile below Batavia,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday night
the 7th inst. II is not known how the
FIRE originated. The loss is estimated
at S., 900. =
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

Gov. ShannOn's late letter relaliYo to
Banks and the currency, is inserted on
the first page. We will next week publish
the reply Of the Hon Thomas W. Barley,
Speaker ofthe Senate.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19
Dur IIiokorv CHM !. iDoressino

Our Hickory Club is increasing in
numbers and interes: at every meeting
On last Saturday evening the club kwaS
ably addressed BY Messrs. q. W. Blair,
IS. Evans, T. Barker, A Ellison, and
G. A, White.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-19

We psssu1do ste liis GOV. SHAM
NON has been tcbAfmsd, and We pre-
sumo that b rl Immediately enter aP:
on bis new dul'e abeh the execuliv9
duties will degolvs Nupoh the Hon.
THOMAS w. BARTLEY, Speaker Of
Re. Statesman