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Independent Nomination.
To The Electors of the Coanties of Putnam,
Paulding, Defiance, Williams and Henry,
composing together one Representative

4af -
The undersigned presents himself before you us an indie
pendent candidate for Representative Believing that
true interests Of this district have been long neglected
now proposes to call your attention to them Among
these interests he regards the Miami Extension Canal
and the Wabash and Erie Canal Lands the most prom
nent ana that an early occupation of these lands by
actual settlers would be Of immense benefit you We
therefore will advocate surrender of those lands to
tua settlers in quantities of 40 80 each settler
upon the condition only that such settlers shall actually
and continually occupy the for term of less than
ve years. and at the end of that time to receive deed for
the Should the Electors fit elect the undersgn
ed as their Representative, he will devote his best efforts
tothe attainment of this object In the meantime lie will
address the Electors in support of this measure set
forth his views in relation to IT, at the following times
and places, to witt -.--
At Napoleon Henry County, Tuesday, Sept 90 at p NJ
At Bryan, Williams County, Thursday, Sept Is, at p
AZ Defiance Defiance County, Friday, Sept. 90, at Il
P. NJ. - ~. rssss' shs. la
A. charoe PauIdins County, Saturday, sept,se7, at
I, P. nj. 40 ~ 80 =
And in the County of Putnam Gilboa Saturday, oc
tober 4. at z, P. NJ -
And in Kalida, Monday. October g. at 2, IN.
If Mr. Knapp the democratic candidates will attend at
these meetings time and opportunity viii be afforded him
2agHs iiAtfl e'Hi t"t JOHN J. .ACKERMAN.
-Kalida, Putnam County, ,ohi0, Sept. IS, ls45! @ d
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

RY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas to
- - me directed from tho Court of common pleas
Of Putnam county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in Kalida, in said county
on Monday, the 9th day of October next, l845, be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. M, and four
O'Clock P. M. of said day the following described
tract Of land to wit:
The north west quarter of the north east
quarter Of section nineteen, town one SOUTH range
eight east containing forty acres. taken as the pro-
perty Of Archibald and Melinda Powell at the suit
of James Wilson. t7 si 'laa
= ai.a laqi T.R. MCCLURE, Sa,f,
SHER1FF's OfFlcE, @
Kalida, Sept. 4, 1a45. g9s -lea % 236d
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SHERIFr's OffIcE.
Kalida Sept.I 1845.
sHERIFF,s SALE.


RY virtue of writ Of uenditioni erpo,as issued
= from the court Of common pleas of the county Of
Putnam and State of Ohio, and to me directed, /
will offer for sale at the house Of Frederick Fru-
chy, in Pleasant township, Putnam county, Ohio,
on Saturday the 4th day Of October l845, between
the hours Of 10 O'clock A, M. and o'clock P. M.
Of said day, the following goods and chattels, to
One yoke Of Oxen; one yearling colt; two year
old coltss five hogs; one four horse Wagon and
bed;s three cupboards; five lbedsteds; two bn.
reaus; one clock; six chairs; two 2 year old
steers; four yearing Calves two2 year old steers
one, red COW; a yearling calves; and one grind-
stoneh Taken in execution as tho property Of
Frederick Fruclfy, at the suit of Henry Shoe
maker for the use of John A.. Beam. ,gfn6o kyiFa
Terms Of sale, cash in hand. 2diGail is Nfif
.4nuH, .JEG II. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff,
September e3d, I845
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July, ls45, l32 Nassua street, New York
LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON

The admirable Daguereotype of General
Jackson, taken by Anthony, Edwards g. Co.
a few weeks before his death, has been purs
chased for the use of the Democratic Re-
view. ltois in the hands of the artist, and
willbe engraved in the finest style Of mez!,sa
zotint Of extra size. II is a most beautiful
and interesting work declared by Mr.. Van,
Buren, and others to give a more perfectidea
Of the good and great old man than any
other likeness; and ought 10 be possessed
and framed by every friend who loves or re-
veres his memory. Those who subscribe
early will receive it as one Of the regular
series of Portraits. ~ ~ =" ~ .l'!'l r'-l,D1
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sHERIFF's SALE.

PY virtue 6fa writ Of execution, TO me directed
d and delivered, from the Court OF common
pleas Of Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at the house of Solomon Walters, in Blanchard
Tow nship, on Saturday, the 4th day OF October
next, l845, between the hours Of ten O'clock, A.
M, and four O'clock, r. NJ, ofsaid day, the follow
ing described property, to wit: ,a,.o sq p
One bay mare, one sorrel horse, one pair Of haf-
ness,and one two horse wagon, taken as the prop
in favor of Bartholomew Chambers. 81 oii1e
b7siHos biasr7oi T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
t9a' Sherif's office, @ Ds ,.,.i 4 .,.s,g, &C.,
Kalida, sept 22d, 1856 fl1o aalia 239b
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sHERIFFs SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. n f1 tiuas ~
by virtue Of a writ of venditioni exponas, to me
- directed and delivered, from the court of COM
mon pleas of Putnam county, Ohio, | will Offer for
sale at the house of William Henderson, in Otowa
Township, on Friday, the Sd day of October next,
l845, betw cen the hours Of ten O'clock A. NJ. and
four O'Clock, P. M, the following described pro-
perty to wit:,l2 9aFellH n II
Twosyoke of oxen, the one yoke, black and
brown; the other red and white; taken as the
property OF William Henderson, to satisfy judg-
ment in favor of George Agner. -. Vts
qoa hon,5i9 ,, 80 ~ ls :! T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff..
i9j Sherif,s Office, ie .aq, i5il - q FoiG
Kalida, Sept. 22d 1845. y. 81. n'aeA an 239b
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'DEMotRAT1c PRINcIpLEs-The people the only source
of legitimate power, tile representative to obey the in
suctions Of his constituents the unon confederacy,
It must be preserved the freedom sovereignty and nde
pendence Of respective states the constitution spe
cal grant Of powers limited and definite election and suf
frage universal no beyond the public wants. tax
levied in that mode which viii best admit OF public scru'
tny no national debt national or state banks or mo-
nopoes Of any kind distribution Of the public lands
among the states but low prices permanent prospective
equalaws and equal rights; progress and improvements
These are few ofthe leading principles which democracy
aims 10 make the rules Of government ,,rfs, rsl.lg
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

pYvirtue of a writ of vendi exponas, to me
II directed and delivered, from the court of COM
sale at the house of Hugh Strain,i idin Ottowa
Township, on Friday, the Sd day Of October, next,
l845, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. M, and
four O'Clock P. M, Of said day the following de-
scri5ed property to wit: 4ia n3 Faaa s5.1
b. Two cows and one Horse, taken as the property
of Hugh Strain, to satisfy judgment in favor Of
T. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, 20
KaIida, Sept. 22d, l845.. -g9fg7lla 239b.
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The new paper mil Of this place has com
menced issuing (" red dogs" Its fate may
be told thus To-day in full tide Of its glory
-4expansion; tomorrow, the tide will ebb--
contraction, Final result: dry land--hard
money baiished to foreign Countries; paper
nearly all drawn iii-4leaving neither specie
nor rag money for currency Result Of all
this: huge cry of the bankers and their
satellites thai we have uARDY MONEY times,
when in fact their paper has driven out our
hard money first, and then the contraction,
in the second place, leaves US without even
rag money-and finally no. money at all.--
Then comes the I" trading'' and 2" order''
system. Oh, the glories of the paper sys-
tem.EAmericdn Union, CO.,
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SHERIFF1S SALE

PYlvrue Of writ ofvend exponos me directed and
- delivered, from the court Of common pleas Putnam
county, Ohio Twill offer for at the house Of Charles
Harmon, in blanchard township, Saturday, the 4t day
and four o'clock, MI Of said day. the following described
property, to wit II a aar{Jc rg6 Ma IA Y in6f
brinde COW, red heifer, spotted cow the undivided
half of Az dtres of wheat in the ground Sleigh bay
horse 30 hd q stock hogs thrasiug machine, and
Two morse wagons taken as the property Of CHARLES Har
snERrrt's OrFrcE, i3 2 - Z
Kalida, September 90, 1545. ~ = sli 91l47 239b
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The election fDr Congressman, in the 9th
Congressional district Of Massachusetts, has
again resulted ia no choice, This last has
been the fifth trial How many more tiials
there will be time alone can diyulge,,s NJ ~
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SHERlFF'Sr SALE.

QY Virtue Of writ of execution me directed and de-
- livered from the court of common pleas of Putnam
county, Ohio, will offer for sale the house Of William
Phillips in Union township on Saturday, the 4th dny Of
October next 1s45, between the hours of O'clock A. NJ
and four o'clock Of said day the following described
property, to wit: ''i''. ~
Tie fvetwelftks of field Of coru two horse warous
one grey mare. grey horse 10 mch coes one 6aycof
old s hend hogs Is head young cattle NOV
of wheat one lot of oats yoke of oxen taken as the
property Of w iem Phillips to satisfy on execution in "a
vor Of William Arnold. -lEsg
4 T.'R. MCCLURE, Sheriff
sBERIFF's 0FFioE,
kalida, Sept 90, 1876 e3Qb
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"A geologist, in one Of bis lectures, states
that the Mississippi river within the last two
hundred years, has advanced thirty miles into
the Gulf Of Mexicoi . saasa dna. naa- n
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sHERIFF,S sAI.E.

DY virtue of a venditoni exponas to me di-
ND rected from the Court of Common pleas Of
Putnam County, Ohio, / will offer for sale at the
door the Court House in said county on Monday
the 9th day of October next, betweent he hours Of
ten O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock P. M. of said
day, the following described tract of land to wit
The west part Of the east fraction of the south
east quarter Of section eight, Town one, north
rangeefive east containing forty acres. Taken as
the property Of Daniel Ridenonfto to satisfy judg-
ment n favor of Rice and Ayres. "a = a46y eiT)
4,eeso T.sR. MCCLURE, Sh,f. ).
SHERIFf's OfrIcE. ! p -8i'".a S''" 40
Il Kalidal Sent 4 1945 IT
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.aIe sHERIFF,s SALE

o1gi as bralc SHERIFFsS SALE 'sts
10y virtue of writof, execution, to me direct
ID ed, from the Court Of common pleas of Put.
nam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the house
of John Fairchild, in Blanchard Township, on Sa-
turday, the 4th day Of October next, l845. be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. M, and four o.
property, to wit: ..4s
One black horse, one. grey mare. one wagon,
taken as the property of John Fairchid, to satisfy
an execution in favor of Isaac Stout. i
,''''..'''.'-' - T. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
Xalida, Sept. 22d, 1855 .''-'. .-.'. paA 239b
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THE FALL ELECTIONS.

ALFRED P, EDeERroN, the Democratic nominee
for the Senate, will attend at the places and dates
annexed, for the purpose of addressing his Demo-
cratic fellow-citzens upon the political questions
which now interest the public mind. s,-f.,i
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WESTERN HOTEL, Gabos,)
LAND AGENCY.

TTyHE subscrlberh has estabIislied a Land Agen-
cy Real Estate, payment Of Taxas, &c., in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American A ssoeiated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States of Europe; he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services. GEO, SKINNER
Kahda. Ohio.nFebA24, 1874. .I5hFa p u
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WANTED.

WANTED,
An apprentice to the Printing business, of
from ID ,tool6 years of age. One having
good English education would be preferred.
Apply at this Office. e.-Sept. 30. zgV
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You, bachelors ought 10 be taxed, said
Miss, Lackford 10 a resolute ovader Of the
moose matrimonial. g agree with you per-
fectly, Ma'am, was The reply, " for bachelors
certaihiyis aiuAuty bisd 81
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iaSuoRr CRor IN EUROPE Emperor
Of Russia has ordered d the ports on the Bal
tic to be thrown open for the admission Of
grain free Of duty during the present year.
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RIGHT. .LGov. Ford, and all the leading
democrats Of Springfield, Illinois, have sign
ed a circular declaring that they are opposed
to the re-chartering the old State banks, and
also to- creating any new ones. This is
right. Who wants them? Besides, what
right has any set of men to violate the Con-
stituton Of the United States by creating pa
per.money machines a-Aaserican +Bnion:
pda +-r = : = . ~ :. IYi Fl
Cur BoSo? ?-What good has ever resulted
from the success Of whggefy IN regard to
State or national affairs? Point out, if you
can, the one single permanent. benefit that
the country,in any period ofits history, or any
branchofits varied interests, has sreceiVed OF
is likely to receive, from the establishment of
whig measures. 4 Efforts to do this would be
vain.aaNo good from that source can be OBJ
tanned. IT. is a notable fact, that wherever
whiggery has established its principles, as the
basis Of governmental action, the. people soon
rise, ,ip their Indignation, and put down mea-
sures founded upon principles SO false, with
overwhelming celerity and effect Where is
there statufsE Of one yeafs's age that is the
offspring of purely Wing, legislation2 Do
any such exist None. They cannot stand
the sober, keen scrutiny Of the people. .-
Hardin Democrat. 7.....-.,
90 - ,sassa E a-...e- -. - gss
% You bachelors ought 10 be taxed, said
Miss Lackford TO resolute evader Of the
moose matrimonial. I. agree with you perl
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Floods Of counterfeit notes on nearly all
the various banks Of the Union are afoat---
There appears to. be nearly as many rogues
outside Of the banks as there within. (. Look
out, Of you will he cheated on all sides.--Am.
Union. @e sssi a,s4 o,sg
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eTnosE ARE THE &c RIGHT soRr" OF Girls.
III is stated that 7" the young ladies' ofNew
York have resolved to marry no man who
does not tax a newspaper; and, further
more, they won't allow fellow to look at
them who owes the printer for more than
one years. subscription" ,,.,1, n,5 ~ oo,eI,sib
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reported for the American Republican,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, Fee. Isl, 1915,


petition was presented by MIR. Gala CHER
iIom citizens OF, Baltimore praying that the
Banks be allowed TO issue small notes
petition was presented by MIR. Worthing-
ton, OF Baltimore county, from citizens Of that
county, praying a change in line of the Sd and
9th election districts of said county
A petition was presented by MIR. Gallagher,
from the Metamora tribe of the |. O. II. NJ. in
Baltimore, praying an act of incorporation.
Winch petitions were severely referred.
A bill was reported by Mr.. Harrison, to al
low Wash. Finley, Of @. A. county, further
time to complete his collections.
A hill was reported by Mr. Johnson, of A.
A. county, supplemental TO the act giving ju-
risdcton TO the Chancellor Of the County
Courts, as Courts of Equity, in cases of divorce.
Which bills were severally referred
A bill was reported by MIR. IIolyday, of Ere
derrick, to suspend proceedings under Judge
ment obtained against John Wilson and his SUI
reties, i'll Kent County Court, which was pass
ed
A bill was reported by Mr.. TIollyday, of Cc-
Gil, to allow 7, A. Finley, of said county, fur
Their time to complete his collections
Mr. Worthington, from the special commit
tee appointed on the subject, made an unfavo-
rabIc report upon a petition relative to the
weighing of hay and straw in Baltimore city,
which was concurred in by the House.
a bill reported by Mr.. Stewart, to conse-
crate piece of ground in Elicotts Mills, for
the purposes Of Il grave yard.
A bill reported by Mr.. Freeman, relating to
Primary School in Charles CO.
A bill reported by Mr.. Calvert, regulating the
ltlnerant charges of members
All of which were scvcraly passed
The bill from the Senate, authorizing ncor-
Poratlons in certain instances was rejected.
The Senate confirmed the civil It's for Queen
Ann, Anne Arundel, Baltimore and Frederick
counties, and for Howard District, except the
Surveyor.
The also received the following nominations
which were conhrmed:
For LOTTERY ConmiSsioners.-Jas Harwood,
Thos X. Carroll.
For hnSotrent Commissioners Of Baltimore City
and Couniy.-Hugh w. Evans, Nelson Poe,
John Philpot.
For Justices Of the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
City and County.-E ID. Kemp, Peter Leary,
John Reader
For Clerks Of County Courts.-For Frederick
CO. VIM. b. Tyler; Hartford co. II. ID. Cough;
Kent co. J. N. Gordon; Queen Ann CO. John
lighman; Caroline Co. Jno. II. Fountain;
Anne Arundel co. J. II. Nicholson.
For Registers Of Hiis.-Frederck co. Thos.
Sappington; Hartford co. c. w. Blingsea;
Kent co. J. F. Brown; St. Mary's CO. Geo.
Coombs Anne Arundel co. B. E. Cant.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AT NORFOLK. We
learn from the Norfolk Herald that negro
man named Jas. Smith, belonging to Baltimore,
where he has mother living, made a diabol-
ical attempt on Friday, at that place, to
murder MIR. Reuben Frethey, first mate of
the barquc Calisto, Capt, Hopkins, of Sedge-
wick, Nc. 1t appears that on the night pre-
vous, the negro made up his mind as he says
himself, to murder the mate the first time ho
struck him for misconduct. Tho next morn
ing the mate did strike him, and in few min
utes afterwards the negro came up behind him
with an axe and struck him with the eve of il
a heavy blow on the head which felled him.
The monster then repeated the blow second
and third time, the latter with the edge of the
axe which cleft the skull, making an incislon
of four inches in length, The outrage was per-
petrated so suddenly as ito elude interference on
the part of the hands on board, who could do
no more than secure the lprt, who was sent
to Jail. Smith was out in the U. S. ship Ohio,
in her cruise in the Mediterranean, and was
discharged on her return to Boston, April,
1912. He shipped on board the Calisto under
the name Of William Dixon, having seamans
protection answering to that name, dated as
far back as 1889.
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ANONGREss HAIL AVID EATING ga

AtONGRESS HALL AND EATING SA-
v LOON, late BoulangeI's. The subscribers having
completed their Improvements, are now ready to
ceive b0arders by the day, week, month. They
would expressly call the attention of members of
Congress and strangers visiting the city TO their Fat
ing Saloon, also to gentlemen wishing their meals
furnished at their rooms they prepared serve
meals when and where required in the best manner
and at the lowest possible prices. Their lardei will
be at all times supplied with all that the surrounding
markets will afford: such Game of every kind
Venisoa. Oysters, and Soups every day; in short,
every decacy that the appetite may crave.
ja4 JEWETT & KING.
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Correspondence of the American Republican,

NASHlNGTON, L Gu 1910.
have Just learned that George w. Talbot,
who shot his step-father, Mr.. II. S. Woodruff,
on Thursday, as stated i'll my letter of yester-
day, surrendered himself this morning to the
civil authorities, when bail was entered in the
sum of one thousand dollars, by Mr.. Mating
ley, the tather-in-law of Talbot, for his appear
ance next Tuesday, for full examination of
the serious charge made against him. MIR.
Woodruff still continues in precarious state.
DR.. J. F. May, one of our ablest surgeons,
who is in attendance, with DR.. Dove, upon
Mr., Woodruff, thinks that he may recover
with proper caro- and attention. Dr.. Dove is
not, as understand, of the same opinion.
Nothing further was done to-day in the case
of McNulty, the alleged defauter. The wit
nesses for the defence not being ready this
morning, when the Justices met IN the grand
jury room, it was agreed to adjourn the in
vestgaton until next Monday at 10 O'Clock
METROPOLIS.
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EpoEQuErs. CUT FLOWERS. AND

BOUQUETS. CUT FLOWERS. AND
NIB PIONEERING PLANTS. JNO. o. HUGHES,
Gardener and Florist, Washington, having III con
nexion with MIR. PIERCE, of Linnen Hill, taken
charge of the Greenhouse ON 7ih street. opposite the
Post Office and adjoining MIR. Caan's Drug and Seed
Store, has now full bloom Of Camelias and other
Flowers for gratuitous exhibitions and prepared AT
moments notice to furnish Bouquets, Wreaths, Cu,
Flowers, &c. arranged in the neatest manner.
Balls and parties supplied with Flowers and Bloom
ing Plants
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, &C., far
nished and carefully planted.
Gardens laid out, and all work connected with the
profession carefully executed.
Orders loft, as heretofore al Mr.. Callan's store will
be promptly attended 10. jail e02w
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ARREST OF A SwINpLER. A person calling
himself George w. Wilson, who says he is
from Warren county, N. j., has been arrested
Mt Cincinnati, charged with stealing silks and
other valuable goods from the stores of several
merchants in that city. He moved in the very
first circle OF whiskered handles, and had ma
naged to have himself introduced into the most
respectable society lie sported 5000 gold
watch aud chain, with breast-pin and finger
ring. with which he was escorted TO Jail
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IN Or OIL BLACKiNG, not only makes leather
soft and plant causing it 10 wear much longer, but
renders it entirely impervious to water For Bnsts
and Shoes, Carriage Tops, Curtains, and indeed all
kinds of Leather the above article is invaluable For
sale at GlLMAN'S Drug Store, Pennsylvania Avenue,
where can be had supply Of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, Sc.
0I5- Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
at any hour of the day night ja24-eo6t