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eisy with that ss class who fesd q pssassry and
hsnting adventures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23
CITY OF RICHMoND.

u See the vsy jest liberal and sns hsssed lssssr from
Riehmssd fs.s q he Editions VI The Journal of Cen
msres, o. eli vAsAavs undertakes describe the bss
and eonaseiai advantages Il RisAnoad. he ss-
biiy Of her climate aud The beauty Of hss scenery -
alone hss done usses bic subject svoidns equally
drum On the one hand and exsseerston % The Other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23
LAID OFFICERS.

IL The "Orgsn" at Washington is in permanent
mourning for Gen. Jackson. IL declares itself ineonsola
BILE. Such eEesss of grief is touching.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

Brig Ellen, Radcliffe. Portland, platter q, Rankin a.
WhiIlock. =. -.
Schr Roscoe, Eaton. Lubec, platter, to Davenport &
Alien. ~
sloop Mary & Martha, Gibson. Alexandria. lumber.
Schr Elisha, Ruckmau. Fall River. ballast.
Sehr Mirror. Ava. Fab River. ballast.
Schr VIM. Appieeauh, Cannon, Baltimore sundries
sehr Pasiory. Creighton. Baltimore, sundries.
Sehr Oscar. Tsfetheron, Fall River, ballast.
sehr Manchester, Smack, New York, sundries.
Sehr Union. Hughes PhiIsdelphia, sundries. ll-.t
Schr Catherine Martha, Travis, Port Deposit. lumber.
SAILED,
schr Southornor. Hatch, Fall River, coal.
Sehr Fountain. Wesby, Sandwich. coal.
Brig J. A. Lancaster, Lovesnd, Fall River, coal.
Sehr Catherine Amanda, Teal, PHILADELPHIA sundries
|. Sehr Sea. Hart, New York, coal.
NEW YORK. Jane 2O-Ard schr Lexington, vsngiI-
der, from Richmond; sailed ship Richard Anderson, Rich
mond; 81 cleared schr Mary Erabsih, Applegah Rich
nnond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

" Range Of the Thermometer on Saturday. Jsse a.,
Ell. W. Randolph Co.'S Book Store. I2l Msia Street:
l20cl0ek, IS o'clock, 81 / S O'eIOcs 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. intended for our morning.. P,,.,
must DC brought In before o'clock the previou. evening
TO insure an insertion; and those fer Monday mornings
per on Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

particularly attractive pulpit L,oas Oics'ins shsrsDce-
r cnALskns. end our Mend the Rev. Rssksr NoSr-
so~Eav. A NJ his almost insult TO the forrBsr, 70
me don him In the breath with the lattsrbot
fact TIM. the time Of my VISIT the t~o elsrJmee wsss
each equally stscuve and their respective plaees Of wos
ship were whenever either oicsied crsmmed to over
flowing.
In the morning Invent the old Iron church-iht con-
grave and ineectusl portions Of the eommuny AZ the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23
"OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

CoAMERcIAL AsEsT.
David Nsar, Of New Jersey be CONS ereia agent at
the island Of 81. Thomss, IN the West Indies.
CUsroN-HoUsE OFFICERS.
Ryssp Rsws, collector Edenton. North Csrons vice
Thomas J. Charlton, whose commission will expire July
Ist, lSf5.
Murray whallOu. eoe Of the customs Presqu.e
Pennsy wanna, vice Charles w. Keso, whose commission
will expire July 10Th, 1915 ..-.L.
Aieee Lsbtanehe naval officer New Orleans Loui.i-
ana. vice Martin Duralde, whose commission will expire
July LIST, Io45. ~b
LAND OFFICERS
Aaron snider, receiver Of public moneys Jackson.
Missouri, vice Ralph Guild whose commission will expire
July let, lef5
Anal l.. Wheeler, receiver Of public moneys al Wilma
mac, Indiana, vice jeremiah Grover whose commission
will expire July 9Th. i645.
John Read, register OF the land office Jacksonville
IDdsns, vice James Scott, whose commission will expire
July lsi. 1s45
Alexander Irwin receiver Of public moneys Green
Bay Wisconsin, vice Soddsrd Judd, whese commission
will expire July lst, 1916. .t
Philip T.. Logic, reesver Of public EaOaeys Of Crawa
otdsye Indiana vice John Beard whose commission vii
expire July lst, le45
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

e,-Asevery one seems to b familiar with Ties,
painful excrescences extract the folovins usas 49,
any way endorsing tho receipt IL may Do worm
,ru C-Tss small piece Of flannel which has no, We,
thickness will be sufficient Wet The flannel vh,,, H.
peos Y, night and morains. with 6ne sweet oil Renew
the nannei weekly, and the ssms time pare tho corn
which viii soon dtssppsar.-Lss Jssr.sl 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

DO Celebration nj Aneli. c. EIsuse, on l,h July
neu-on which OCCASION W. n. AsssxsoS Eq- Notoway,
will deliver oraiion- The Ladies invited 10 attend
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have ses,lsd ths polni nseneis ~ Assrius.ss b.
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Snsd sqase'oss Of Fases ssA EsssaI sodsr he n |.
Conventions are sxpeessd 10 b equally ecisn, Ths r,
was 70 b radied within days Az il srn.,ur.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

400 CASKS fresh Thoma.,on Lane, re.
tu wo2rHAn r.esupra CO.
HEAr SHOULDER BAoos-Ju., received e..s. o priced
~ shoa,dsu' isse J. GRAPE,
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NOTICE.

OF The "Committee OF Arrangements, I" ap-
pointed by Resolution of the meeting Richmond
on Thursday as, will please City Han This Evening
az O'Clock The foBoVing the COMMITTEES:
Messrs. Francis Wicker. John A. Lancaster, Ioin ~
Elicit, VIM. w. Crump. Richard o. Haskins. lanes H..
Grant John A. Lacy John NJ. Patton, lanes A. Seldom
James Bosher Thos. ID. Bigger John womble Joshua D..
Fry, John Thompson Robert @. Scott John Gooldn Oh.
H. HYDE Archibald Peasants. Mann 8. Valentine, s. ID.
Denoon.
~. FRANCIS WICKER. Chairman.
Monday Morning. Juno sad. Isas.
NoUHTRY CURED HAMA hrstr.te article lust received
~ and for sale very low. by TEMPLEMAN b RATCLWFE
IoeJ doors below Tavern
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Rfchnen,

H'rA Hsfv tAs Day. ct % s'sL.sk. p. n
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

OF That the WILD CHERRY BARK pos.
sesses rare medicinal virtues, is universally
conceded, for there is scarcely family in
our land that does not use it in some simple
form, and are benefited by its use. The
Balsam Of Wild Cherry is prepared by the
celebrated DR.. Wistar of Philadelphia, from
the extract of the Prunus Vrginiana,"
wild Cherry,) in highly concentrated
slate, with other powerful medicinal agent.,
that are equally celebrated for their soothing,
healing and Strengthening influence upon the
lungs. For the relief of pulmonary com.
plants, this compound is certainly superior
to all others with which we have been ac-
quainted, and we earnestly recommend tho
afflicted to make trial OF this article.
o. See advertisement.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

The Washington correspondence Of tho
New York Mirror says -" Mr.. Polk, and his
lady, pattern of lad dy graces and virtues, are
both members of the Presbyterian Church,
and they carry out the somewhat severe
tenets of that creed. For the first time, per-
haps, since our government was founded,
have family prayers been regularly established
at the White House. At the Presidents
dinners, he neither drinks wine himself nor
invites his guests 10 drink. A servant, in
deed, asks the guestsif if they will drink wine,
and gets it for them, if desired; but, as may
well be supposed, the example set by Mr..
Polk is generally followed by his visiters.
1t is understood at Washington that both
cards and quadrilles are 20 be dispensed with
at Mrs. Polk's parties next winter, and she
will, of course, set the fashion for the greater
portion Of the Washington aristocracy.
The religious tone of Mr.. Polk's charac.
ter, and the strictness of his morals, have had
an evident effect upon the city of Washing
ton. So far as | have observed, drinking is
rare and questionable; every body goes
to church; and dissipation is more discount
enanced than at any former period, judging
from descriptions have had of life in WASH
ington. Indeed TO be favourably received by
Mr.. Polk, purity of character and sobriety
are essential requisites"
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The Ohio Legislature.

In the Senate, Gen. Seabury Ford was elected
Speaker; oviatt Cole, Clerk; and VIM. M. Pat
terson, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Inthe House, Mr.. E. F. Drake was elected
Speaker. Mr.. D. is Cashier Of the Xena Bank,
and as Ohio is under bank rule, is we'll that the
livery of scrvitudc should be openly worn. Fer
gus Anderson received the democratic vote.
A. H. Lewis, of Portage, was reelected Oisrk'
and Mr.. T. Bradshaw, elected Sergeant-at-Arms.
Mr.. T. R. Mcclure, of this village, received the
democratic vote for the latter Office.
The Statesman says "the officers Of both
branches were elected TO serve permanently
during the session, instead ofpre tenn, which
would have been in accordance with sound
legislative rules. BY the course pursued,
The Speakers we're elected before theta right
to membership was reported upon by the
Committee on Elections, and, therefore, be-
fore it we're known whether they were men,
bers or not, or that those who voted for them
were entitled to their seats!'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09
M. BARTI,EY,
COLUMBUS, December 2, ls45,
Infamy Exposed.

The Bank clique Of Cleveland represented 3Y
the Plain Dealer, who are the deadliest enemies
the Democracy have on the Western Reserve
failing in the effort made short time since, tc
remove Mr.. Inglehart, the collector, and Col
Spencer, postmaster, in that city, by the timely
exposure of the scheme in the Washington Union
| have made more systematic effort against the
latter gentleman, in which they still less
likely to succeed.
The Clio ue obtained the control of the Central
Committe of Cuyahoga, and used it secretly to
prefer charges against Col. Spencer, as an officer,
which they never expected to be called on to
prove They accused him of theft, offering
no evidence worthy of credit, to support the infa.
nous charge, but sent H.V. Wilson, one of the
clique, secretly to Washington, with their letter
to the President and the assurance that ''full re-
lance can be placed on every statement that he
makes" They trusted that in this way they
would des troy the character and ruin man who
has been guilty of no crime but his sterling de-
mocracy. The y represented in their secret letter
Spencer's appointment as fraud on the democra-
cy, notwithstanding the Plain Dealer had acknow-
ledged that it was without opposition" and de-
sired by the & democracy OF numbers" But he
had proved independent Of bank control, and ne
must be punished.
The President, however, refused to act upon
these secret representations, and Col. Spencer
was made aware of the whole proceeding, which
he Immediately communicated to the public. The
democracy have one man Indignantly repudiat-
ed the assassin-lke intrigue of these cowardIy
conspirators, and sustained COL Spencer. His ac-
cusers are vainly trying to cover and hide their
baffled meanness. Civil and criminal proceed.
ings are about to be instituted against them.
This is specimen of bank conservative harmo-
ny and conciiation. They call themselves DEM
ocrats only that they may strike down more Sc
curely all with whom principle is not mere
name, and they openly preach harmony, while
they stab in the dark the reputation of those who
have too much manhood to become their crea.
lures,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

The Memphis Convention passed series
of resolutions favorable to the improvement
of the navigation of the Mississippi, and also
for ship canal connecting that river by tho
northern lakes with the Atlantic Ocean. Tho
improvement Of the Ohio River and the 81.
Louis harbor were recommended. If the
policy should be adopted Of reinfor-
cling our navy with War Steamers, the Wes-
tern waters were suggested as proper sources
of supply. Committees were appointed 10
memorialize the General Government upon
these and other matters connected with tho
Commerce and Defence of the West.
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Road Meeting.

Those of our citizens interested in The
prosecution of the Road from Myers Mill
to tho canal at Section 20, are requested to
attend meet n, 10 be held at J. H. VAILs
HOTEL, on Saturday, the Goth instant, at 3
o'clock,p P. M.
A full attendance is desire d.
THE COMMITTEE.
Kalida, Dec, 6. ls45.
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Temperance Meet ing.

The Putnam County Temperance Society
Will meet at the School House on Saturday
evening, the goth instant at half past six
o'clock The Rev. Messrs. E. Hook and P. B.
HOLDEN are expected 10 be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
GEORGE SKINNER, Sec,y.
! Kalida, Dec 9th, lS45.
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The "North- Western" is the title of new
Democratic paper established at Bryan, Will.
liams County. The editor appears from his
opening to be man of thought and ability
and holds sound sentiments. We fear, how
ever, so many journals starting in this section
will cut off from each other that support
which is essential to success.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

GDr. Baker has severed his connexion
with the Findlay Courier. Ii will hereafter
be under the sole control of w. Mungen
Esq. The interest Of the paper will not be
lessened by the change.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

A T my instance an attachment was this day
IA issued by Nicholas Mcconnell, Esq, JUS
tice of the peace of Liberty township, Putnam
county, Ohio, against the property, and effects Of
Levi Kimmel a nonresident of said county.
B. F. METCALF. /.
December 9Th, l845. 35Oew
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ESTATE OF JEDEDIAH AUsTIR.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has been appointed and qualified as admin
istator, de bonis non, of the estate of Jedediah
Austin, deceased, late Of Paulding county, Ohio
JOHN w. AYREs.
Deeennber g. YadS
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AZ Mr. Clarke, lately appointed Governor of
Iowa, is the editor eff the Burlington azette, and
was not many ye ars ago jour. printer. So says
the Ohio Eagle.
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to the iniurd citizens, demands reparation for

to the inurd citizens, demands repatriation tor
the wrong.
Should the Executive of Virginia, persist
in his refusal 10 surrender the aggressors, the
state will assume the responsibility of the
outrage pcrpetrated by those lawless persons
upon the rights and jurisdiction Of Ohio; and
if this outrage be submitted to on the part of
Ohio, it may be made precedent for future
insult and wrong. In the meantime, res.
pectiully submit TO your consideration the
propriety of adopting effective measures TO
prevent similar invasion of the rights Of
the citizens of Ohio.
deem it my duty again 10 call your atten-
ton to the laws which unjuslly Cypress and
degrade our coored population. 1t seems 10
me that their repeal is demanded alike by
the spirit of our religion and the philosophy
of the age.
The Penitentiary Of the state has during
the year been conducted with skill, prudence
and ECONOMY. y The finances of
the institution for the current year show the
following results:
Accruing revenue, $42,o0O w
Disbursements during the year, 24,525 90
Leaving balance in favor Of
the institution of $ls,O25 90
The number of convicts on the lst No
vember, 1914, was 464. The number of
convicts received during the past year was
1856. The number of convicts in prison on
the lst of November, ls45, was All. -Four
convicts escaped during the year. Thirteen
died by disease, and two by accident. Some
have been discharged by writs of error from
the Supreme Court, some have been pardon
ed, and the terms of service of considera-
Bile number have expired during the year.
In the discharge of the various aid respon-
sible duties of the present session, indulge
the fullest confidence that your deliberations
will be marked by wisdom, and guided by a
patriotic regard for the rights and interests of
the people of the state. Nothing can tend
more TO elevate our government and secure
the attachment and confidence Of the people,
than an infexible adherence to the dictates
of justice, and due regard TO stability and har-
mony of action in our public councils. In
conclusion, permit me to invoke the Supreme
Ruler of the Universe 10 direct your delibera-
tions in the spirit of Cancellation and disin-
terestedness, and to signalize them in the
advancement of the prosperity and welfare of
the people.
M. BARTLEY.
COLUMBUS, December 2, ls45,
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The Club.

THE KAL1DA LEGISLATIVE CLUB will meet
on Friday evening next, the 18th inst. at half
past six o'clock. JAS. MACKENZIE, Crk.
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~ The Democratic State Central Committee
have issued a circular calling State Convention
to nominate Candidate for Governor, to meet on
the 9th January next.
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MARRIED.,

In Gilboa, Sunday, the 7h inst, by s. Sutton, Esa
w. L. HrPKINs to MARGARET HrcKERsoN, both Of
that place.
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for Governor on the 9th Of January next Quite
right.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

~ Mr.. Ransom, member of the late Board Of
Public Works has paid over $4,000, the balance
due on Sc itlement.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-09

OF the SeVeTal departments, VIII ue ldpi DeloIe
you.
The state of the finances for the year
endin, November Is, lS45, is as follows, to
wit:
The amount in the Treasury on
the 18th November, 1874,
was, $l32,s22 II
The amount Of r.venue re-
ceived from other sources
than taxes and tolls on State
improvements, is, l54,532 81
Balance fSchool ......
Fund remain.
ing in the Trea-
sury on the 18th
Nov, 1914, $35,7ss l6
Amount Of Com
mon School
Fund received
from taxes,&c., 92,9ll SO
Amount of School
Fund arising ..
from interest
on surplus rev. ......
enue, loaned
TO counties, 96,322 80
Amount arising ,..
from salt spring ........
lands, &C., 5,S07 IS
The total amount of School
Fund, 23l,775 So
Canal tax collected during the
year, 726,343 40
Canal tolls received during the
year, 465,59e 81
Turnpike dividends received, 22,263 4l
Dividends on canal stock, 4,00l II
Amount transferred from gen.
eral revenue, being tax for ...
canal purposes, lO,l31 81
The amount applicable TO the
payment of repairs on the !
Public Works, and interest
on The funded debt, 1,230,239 Is
Amount of interest on Foreign
and Domestic Debt, l,172,444 60
Disbursements during the
year, 2Ol,47l 81
The amount of tolls received
onihe Western Reserve and
Maumee Road, e,ele 81
This last sum will be e4pend-
ed in the extension of the
The amount remaining in the
Treasury, 18th Nov, ls45, S6,l42 62
The tolls received
on the National
Road during the
year, 3l,439 ~
Amount paid for
repairs and 9TH
er expenses, 25,se2 Os
Balance in favor
of National
Road, 5,547 35
g The aggregate amcant ofth
valuation oftaxable proper
~ on the grand levy for the
year ls45,is, $l44,l60,479 90
The rate of taxation for
state purposes is one mill on
the dollar; for canalpurposes,
81 mills; common school
purposes, II mills, and for
county, township, and other
local purposes, averaging
mls;--making an aggregate
Of Is mills Oh the dollar.
The aggregate amount of
taxation levied for lS45,
is, 2,4ll,5ss 4s l
The amount OF delinquency, ll2,S9O IA 3
The public Improvements
which belong to the state
are now completed, except
the branches Of the Wal
honding Canal.
The aggregate.
cost of all the
improvements
owned by the
state is, $l5,577,2 ,233 ls
The investments
of state stocks
in canal and
turnpike COM
panies, 2,431, ,43o SO
The amount in
vested by loans
of credit in
railroad COM
panies, 747l32 w
Total amount of
investments in
ments. $ls,755,7oe 90
In the year 1914 the pro-
duct of this investment
amounted to 544,S4S OF
Owing TO partial failure in the wheat
crop in some sections of the state the past
summer,. the revenue arising from the canals
has been reduced this year about $4,000
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Owing TO partial failure in the wheat
crop in some sections of the state the past
summer, the revenue arising from the canals
has been reduced this year about $4,000
below The ann lal amount received last year