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We stop the press to announce the melancholy
news of the death of Gen. EZRA DoDD received by
this evenings mail.
DIED-At Damascus, Henry county, on the
9th instant, of inflammation of the bowels, Gen.
Z. S. DODD, aged 30 years; leaving a W ife and
five children, and numerous friends to mourn their
loss
In the death of Gen. DoDD, the community in
which he lived have lost good citizen and friend
the northwest one of its best and ablest men.
He had been honored with posts of honor and
trust, and bid fair to occupy conspicuous place
amongst the first men Of the State. Thus, in the
prime of manhood, are his relatives and friends
called to mourn over the death of one, who was
kind father an affectionate husband, and an up
right and honest man.-Dsfance Democrat.
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The following we copy from the Ohio
Statesman, shows how well the bankers
manage 10 save each other from losing by
the defalcalion of their brethren "There
is one fact connected with federal finan-
ciering in Ohio which shows the game which
bankers play 10 save one another from loss,
in case of explosion, and which plainly
shows, that although the people may suffer
deeply, that bankers, bank defenders, and
their friends, are kindly admonished of the
intended burst up in time to save themselves
"The Sunday morning previous to the
day on which the Granville concern refused
to redeem its promises letter was mailed at
Luray, town OH the National Road, about
six miles from Granville, where the mail pas
sed daily, written by the cashier to banker
in Chillicothe, notifying him Of the failure.
By this news the failure was known in Chill
licothe by the time it was announced in
Granville, and some hours before it was
known in Newark, only five miles distant.
Unfortunately for The cashier, the letter was
subsequently published, and thus the fact be-
come known. What fine thing it must be
TO have friend in a rotten, swindling bank,
and how beautifully the fact we have stated
illustrates the great whig idea oftaking care
of the rich, and letting others shift for them
selves" .a
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The citizens of the Blanchard and Auglaize
valley, and of Kalida, are requested to meet
at Sam'l Myers Mil, in Perry township, on
Saturday, the 10th day of August next at 1
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of adopting
some efficient measures to secure the con-
struction of road from Myers Mill to The
Canal. The necessity and importance of
this road are apparent TO every citizen Of the
sections of the county named. Turn out3
everybody! 18th July, AS.
A host of Faruers
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Henry County Convention.
goth July, lS45.

The Democrats of Henry County are hereby
requested to meet in County Convention, at Napc-
leon, on Saturday, the 10th day of August, inst,
to appoint delegates to attend the Representative
Convention to be reld at Charloe, on Wednesday
the 9th Of August.
The several townships will therefore meet in
township Convention and make the necessary ar
rangements for being represented in said County
Convention.
JAMES G. IIALY,
E. LATHROP,
W. ]. JACKSON,
Dem. Central Committee.
Napoleon, August st, l845.
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THE ENGLISH IN SOUTH AMERIcA-PATA-
COMA SEIZED.
John Bull has taken possession of Pata-
gonia, as appears by the following: .
Capt. Deming, of the ship Mexico, arrived
yesterday in % days from Valparaiso, reports
that Capt. Rogers from London arrived there
lst April, and informed him that he had land
ed Capt. Gardner of H. nj. Navy and Mr..
Hunt in Cape Gregory Bay, Straits of Magel-
Ian, on the Goth February. They have gone
TO this desol ale region for the purpose of ci-
vilizing the Patagonian Indians. Capt. Rog-
ers also stated that he remained in Cape
Gregory Bay five days, and built them a
comfortable home for the winter.
Patagonia is fine country, though occu,
pied by fierce and savage tribes of Indians
1t is twice as large as Canada; the climate
is somewhat similar TO that of England; i
fronts on the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
and, commands the entrance to both at the
Straits of Magellan 1t is supposed Grea
Britain has thus put her foot down upon
American Territory as conqueror, and how
far she intends to go it is impossible to say
-New York Sun. ~
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Representative Convention.

The Democracy of the Representative
District composed of the counties of Henry,
Defiance, Williams; Paulding and Putnam
are requested to met at the Court House in
Charloe on Wednesday, the 9th day of
August next at II o'clock A. M. for the pur-
pose of nominating suitable person TO be.
at the next election, for Represen;
tative in the state Legislature:
Ell. LELAND,
w.. JACKSON,
II. S. KNAPP. t}k
Dem. Legislative Committee.
Goth July, 1915.
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Jacob Henderson,

Mary Henderson, Andrew ZelIers, Ca
Uterine Zeilers; Lewis Crawfs, Mary
Ann Crawfs, William. Henderson, .,ru,,.,,
James Henderson, William CLANCY, PUTNAM :,
Catharine CLANCY, David Burrell, Mar G D
garct Burre, Elias Henderson, Theo' PLEAS.
phIus Henderson, Andrew Reed, Nan In cHANcERY'
cy Reed, Jacob AK, Jane AK, Henry H.. r
Henderson, Jesse Henderson, James
Magee Hannah Magee, Sarah Magee,
William Henderson, Betsy Henderson,
and Robert Henderson.
In pursuance of order of the Court of Common Pleas
Of the County Of Putnam and State Of Ohio at their May
hereby notified that the third day of july A. D. 1874,
the said Jacob Henderson of the County of Putnam filed in
charging follows: That about the 22nd day Of
November, a. D. 1884,, Plaintiff (said Jacob Henderson,
purchased Of William Henderson, (s faher certain lands
and tenements bounded and described folows COM
mencng the south bank of Blanchard River at point
ship one north of Range seven ~ east nersects said river,
thence south 30 thirty chains and 4 links to post thence
west 2O twenty chains and s)eghteen links thence south
0 twenty chains to post thence to the state road
leading from Williamstown in Hancock county, TO Ottawa
in said Putnam county thence notwesery along the line
of said road TO point where the angles due west or
nearly So thence continuing said southwestery direction
the said river, thence up the said river with the mean
the day and year last aforesaid William Henderson with
Mary Henderson his wife, executed and delivered to tho
said Jacob Henderson deed of general warranty by which
they intended convey and supposed they conveying
the said Jacob Henderson the said lands and enemens
That said William Henderson up the tme Of his decease
and he said Mary Henderson and the said Jacob Hender
until very shortly before filing said bi supposed and
that the snd lands and tenements so intended to
he conveyed by the said deed conveyed TO the said
Jacob Henderson, and that the in all respects
correctly bounded and described in and by said That
there mistake in the drawing of said deed owing TO
which neither the said land any part theeofwas
veyed said Jacob Henderson, that said deed pupos
altogether different lands than those before descrih
ed and sold and by the said deed intended by the said
William and Mary to be conveyed to the said Jacoa Bill
further charges that in the month of February, A. d. 1s43
or thereabouts said William Henderson died, leaving the
said Mary Henderson his widow and the other said defend
said William during his life time did not correct said mis-
in said deed that the said widow and heirs have re-
said mistake since the death of the said
William; the bill therefore plays, that the final hearing
of this cause Court will order and decree that said de-
PENDANTS the said Jacob Henderson at short day
the said land and enements him sold and intended
he conveyed that in default thereof the decree made
herein operate such conveyance, &c.
| b. METCALF,
| Solicitor for Complainant.
Julv 10Th. 1s45 23lfw
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Nsw Hampshire
Statesman says: Nomun who votes for the abo-
lition of the galIows, will ever commit murder.
1t is the coward spirit that hates humanity enough
to hang it by the neck in cold blood, that will
murder under temptation. l will trust my life
implicitly with the ten thousand in this State who
went for the abolition of the galows. Men too
tender of human life, to hang a murderer, will
never commit murder. Murderers never think oil
the gallows, till after they have killed, and then
they are more afraid of themselves than of that
They often tho gallnwe for relief from
themselves and from a murderous community
around them"
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July 10th, 1915.
Isaac IS: o,'y' IN cuANcnhr.

The said Allen EIdred is hereby notified that on the
day OF july A. D. 1885, the said Isaac Clay
of Stark county, State OF Ohio filed in the Court of Com
Pleas Of the County of PutrS in said State of Ohio
Bill in Chancery against the said Allen EIdred the object
and prayer of which Bill is that the east half of the South
west Charter of section number twenty eight township
number south, of range number six east containing
eighty and situate in said county Of Putnam may be
sold to satisfy the of eighty dollars and interest thereon,
and which said sum of money the said Allan Edred
ed paid osad Isaac Clay by deed Of mortgage dated
acemhe g. 1884, upon the premises aforesaid And the
said Allen Edred is further notified that unless he appear
and peaf answer, demu the said Bill within sixty
after the next term of said court the said Isaac Clay
the term next after the expiration of said sixty days will
apply to said court to take the matters of said bill
fessed and decree thereon ordngy.
ACKERMAN & HIGGINS,
Solicitors for Complainant.
July 2l, ls45. 231fw
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DEMoCRA PRINoIPLEs,-The people the only source
Of legitimate power the representative obey the in.
structons Of his constituents the unon confedrracy,
II must be preserved the freedom sovereignty and indie
pendence OF the respective states tie constitution spe
cia grant of powers limited and definite election and suf-
frage universal taxation bevond the public wants. tax
levied In that mode which will hest admit of public scru'
tiny; no national debt national state banks. or mo-
nopoies of any knd distribution of the public lands
the sates hut low prices, permanent prospective
liberal pre- empon laws freedom of trade and commerce
equal laws and equal rights proqress and Improvement
These few Of the leading principles which democracy
aims 10 make the rules of government.
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ALLEN COUNTY ExHIBIT.-The Exhibit
of the receipts and expenditures of this coun-
ty has appeared at last, and shows the amount
of receipts for the year ending June 4th to
exceed the expenditures by $337 %. We
are glad to see this and hope our county
orders will soon be ofpar value.-Lima Rep.
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before the fire was got under. Loss estim-
ated at $4,000. Several persons have been
arrested on suspicion. 1t is supposed that
the store was entered with design of rob
berry and that the murders were perpetrated
and the stores fred to conceal the robbery.
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MURDER AND ARsoN.-At Xe MIA, about
one o'clock, on Sunday morning, the store
of Messrs. Puterbau gh & Alison was dis
covered to be on fire. On bursting open
the door, clerk by the name of Steele was
found in a state Of insensibility with a deeE
cut in his head; another clerk of the nam c
of Kinney was discovered in the store, but
could not be reached on account OF the
flames. His remains have been recovered
among the rui MS. Three stores were burne
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THE RAcEs.-The owner ofPeytona has challen-
ped Fashion to run over the Union Course, Long
Island, in October, for $4,000, for the champion
ship of the American turf. He thinks Peytona
was defeated at Camden g in consequence being
much amiss:' and that she is the better horse.
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elbow many genders are there" asked
schoolmaster. "Three, sill" promptly re-
piled little blue-eves, "masculne, feminine
and neuter." "Pray, give me an example
of each, said the master. Why, you are
masculine, because you are man. and am
feminine, because | am girl" Very
well. Proceed" "I don't know" said the
little girl, but, reckon Mr.. jenkins is neuter,
as he is an old bachelor"
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us DRAsooNs-The U. S. Dragons had on the
l4th June arrived at Fort Larime. A number OF
the Oregon Emigrants had also arrived at Fort
Larimie. The news was that all were progressing
WELL No deaths or accidents had happened
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THE SUPREME CouRT.-Hon. Judges Wood and
Rurcbard held session of the Supreme Court, in
this place, on Friday, the lst instant There was
hut little business, and, in the only jury cause
tried. (Goble vs.. veers,) the Court granted new
trial
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q TRAYED from the premises Of the subscriber
~ Merino Buck Sheep, with a small bell at
tachod to his neck, about three years old, has
large horns. and ears marked. Information in re-
lation to the stray Cleft at Risey's HoteD will
confer favor on JONAS DASH.
Kalida, Aug. 70. 233
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tFA western editor commences long
exhortation to bachelors with the following
words:
"Come, you poor, miserable, lonely, vul-
gar, fractional parts of animated nature,-
come up here and be talked to-"
The edtor's wife wrote this article-she wants
them to get married to be talked to a la Caudle
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TAsrE.-A white man advertises in the New York
Tribune for a black wife, He expects the aboii-
tonsts will give him tall nomination on ac-
count of his excessive liberaity of taste.
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DIsrREssING.-The Ohio Statesman, on what au
thority we know not, makes the affecting state
ment that Bustes are going out of fashion!
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G1FA small case of Lynching came off at
Columbus few days ago. 1t was merely the
tanning of darkey's skin for coming among
white men during excitement. Nice doings,
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1.-THE principles of the Wing Party embrace a0
that Patriot should desire" ."--Whig paper.
If that be the case truly " man wants put ass'e
here below"
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PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE TIFFIN ADVERTISER,
TOLEDO BLADE AND CINCINNATI ENQUIRER.
AZ IrRn InIcdn ninciInn al
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE-

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
A # my instance attachment this day issued by
n james Smith, Justice of the Peace of Rchand
ship Putnam county Ohio against the property and effects
of Robert Carson, an absconding debtor.
July 0, 1s45 a31dw
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T'reasurer's Notice.

rTNHE amount of Taxes levied each hundred dollars
J. valuation of taxable property in the County of Put
for the year l845, is follows For State and
Canal PURPOSES seventy cents for road purposes eighty
cents for county purposes fifty cents and for school puri
poses, twenty cents making in the whole two dollars and
twenty In Union township there levied ten cents
Ottawa fifteen cents; Greensburg fifteen cents Riley ten
cents Monroe twenty cents, and Richland, five cents,
for Township purposes. In Sugar Creek fifteen cents are
levied for Poor purposes The townships oil blanchard,
Ottawa Jackson and Van Buren, have each levied
twenty cents for School purposes. .s /!
will attend either nperson or by Deputy, in the several
townsps at the places of holding elections for the pur
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ROAD MEETING!!

Napoleon, August lst, l845.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
3o,b Boards Of HE Common Council were ia

Both Boards of the Common Council were Ia
session evening In the Board Of Aldermen, tne
man of the Committee on Ordinances. announcer that he
ordinances relative N the Police ard Aims House
mems under consideration and would De presence -
soon as practicable. communication was r-f1i'e @
the Commissioners Of the Aims House rendering 'ei
slzna;inn which was motion, laid on me u - =
communication was received from th- street Com
er asking for repeal OF the ordinance passed o. Ne
lives relative system OF TepaFine ctrIiste
and pareuens Referred 10 Committee on Crninahees--
Communication was received from me CofpIEO'iet u.
relation leasing ground ioF lie Use 0: 14e
House Department, accom- panied by resoiuiioh su
nc him 10 make arrangements le.se the same WHICH
was referred to the Finance Committee The ooWlrS aP
poinments were then made; Matthew CohnoE' 81
OF Cut Stone Henry l. Robertson, fesis'ef o. H'e-
Rents Aid iggs moved 10 take up the
from the Commissioners Of the Aims Houss-Adoptei'
The resignation Of the Commissioners wa NOT
Abraham Tuer appointed 1nsnec:or OF FUe ooD'
The following from the Assistants we're cHncnrIeu IN
Thomas Cooper weSher IN Fulton Market; Allen Ihoi-
as Clerk Of Essex Market: Thomas Marshall CITY "e'sh-
e-. resolution 10 refer the Finance COMMITTEES
solution spproprang ss3s for the use o. Sehooi IN le
Sixth Ward was adopted. >,
In the Assistants Mr.. Oliver presented the re-
signation OF the Commissioners Of The AIMS i.ocse Ac
cepted. Thomas Marshall was appointed C.y "ee''e'
Henry L. Robertson appointed Register oil "aeE f.<
Allen Thomas vas re-apponied CirIk ol Essex M
Thomas Cooper appointed Weigher IN u'oh ar
ket Matthew W. Emmett appointed Measurer OF Gu.
and marble BY the AlderDes was connrmeo. pa'e
Keely appointed Deputy Clerk OF fr nklin hafket
The Tea Roo.' was in town last night both boaFus
will take another cup OF B h-a On Mond evening.
GIL Hays. Of Old Hays, is candidate isf Nhiel
Police under the new law. gentleman wiring 20 Us ''
old corps ndetais abss and will make IN excellent OIL
If aoDointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
Na,r-Yor. s1a1e Canals.

The annual Report of the Commissioners al the
Canal Fund TO the Legislature of the Tolls, Trade
and Tonnage OF the Canals is made at a late period
this year. being dated 7h May, instead of March
or April, as usual in former years.
The Report is voluminous document OF $50
pages, and contains more than the usual quantity OF
valuable information relative 10 the Revenue and
BUSINESS of the Canals for the past year. with COM
paratve statements of former years, showing par.
ticuarly the increase Of the trade from the Western
States.
Although this document comes from the hands
Of such enemies Of the system oil Internal Improve
ment as compose the present Board OF tCommlsSion-
ers of the Canal Fund, viz Messrs. tlasg, Ha!sry.
&c the operations Of our State works, and the ln-
crease of trade as shown by The Report, abundantIy
Justify and bear out the predictions MADE by MI.
RuggIes and the Wing Committee OF ways and
Means in the celebrated Report OF 1885, which The
Morning News calls "Munchausen Report 1t
would be we'll for the Loco-Focos ii they were al
ways able to keep as near the truth in their publ
cations, as the author of that much mlsrepresented
Whig Document is now proved TO have done
We have not time or room at present to quote
from Mr.. Rugsles Report. TO prove our assertions,
bu, let any ons compare it with the document now
issued by Loco.Foco Board OF State Officers, anc
he will be satisfied Of the remarkable accuracy
and foresight of the Wing Committee OF lS3S.
We will make a comparison of few results,
with the calculations made in another Whls docn
menl, viz: the Report of the Canal Board IN $50,
on the subject of the enlargement of the Ere Ca
nal. 1t will be recollecied that Mr.. Rusgles was .
member of that Board as Canal Commissioner:
ESTIMATED TOLLS N, all the State Canals, By the
Canal Board Of 1910, compared ,cih the official
returns Of Toll, collected for fUe subsequent gears.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-22
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of,he New-Y YorA Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-P. ".
There is very Iltlle business lranspirIng among
business present The steamers has had slight
upon the price of Cotton aud holders day ask ad
About 400 bales have breh sold Mond last al
5i Il ceuI5 Tor glands, Florida and Mobile
AT real estate sale lust vrnIng IL The Exchange,
the old ustom House. South SecoDd.strert below Dock
with and rwO dwellings, ot 81 feet j: iuchgs Second
BY 2SG iect public alley sold for 81! O0--a
bargain.
The Jury in the case Of Pabenberg have nct yet
agreed upon a verdict.
la The Court Ot Sessions this morning, K. o
oyett the keeper Of numerous GROCERIES and n-
Car, JONES sentenced the ffmei months aud the
laer !o months Imprisonment or keeping house OF Il
iume
There has been falling of in the price of stocks
today, S.!ts Fives declining j. aud Wmi' gton Railroad
shares I he market very heavy.
First BoaldS2y 0aJ State u; $4,000 do ~; SS37 81
do. 1879 a.: S213 - do, 49," II
Ssc0ad Board-2 Camden and Anboy Rao4d 10: s2i
mi Railroad. zoe. s3n DO 20. sZ3 1tu State ds
-. ON do ". r. ~ s. 90 ID =. ~ S7w0 do }
-; - $40 City 5s 0t .rrO camden rnd Amhoy Railroad
b.i %. felnsyivl'' '.,. "a-h % ds.