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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-16

WHIe AeRARINIsM, OR OFFICE vs.. PRINcIPLE.-
BY reference to our advertising columns it will be
seen that John ]. Ackerman, Esq, Of this place,
announces himself as an independent candidate
for Representative from this district Mr. A. is
whig now and always has been, and comes before
the electors as such he is agentleman whom we
highly respect, but we are somewhat astonished
at the manner in which he comes before the peo-
pie, or rather at the proposal which he makes
to them for their votes. His proposition to give,
with the only condition of five years residence,
the whole Of the state lands on the routes Of the
two canals in the North West, to evefy one who
chooses to take them, while these lands
are pledged, for the redemption of several hum
dred thousand dollars Of State bonds, given for
canals, smacks considerably Of agrarianism. and
very little of the spirit Of reputation. And
it is because it has these Objectionable features
tha; Mr.. Ackerman prefers not to use the nom-
nation Of the Wing party but come out on his
own responsibility, still receiving their undivided
support.
But we can assure Mr.. A. that the whole
scheme is too transparent to deceive for mo-
ment single democrat. They well know that
even if the State had no, received and appropn.
ated these lands to SPECIAL purpose, it would not
be in his power to accomplish what he promises.
No man knows better than he does, that the land
and money specuators who control his party
would never willingly lessen the appraisement
Of the lands, much LEES open them indiscriminate-
ly to every man who was willing, to rear log
shanty upon shsm; and though it is, quite safe
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-16

(rMessrs. G. w. Andrews and HIN. Mcguire,
of Allen County, favored our citizens on Saturday
evening last with couple of right good Demo-
we hope as they have begun SO well, they will go
on, as this is the proper season, and skin the
coonseof Allen County right and left. Pile up
their hides, gentlemen; shin-plasters cant save
them
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-16

dMnfG We will cheerfully join the Democratic
pSlt4s Of the State which favor the denomination
of David Tod, for Governor,in 1916, whenever that
gentleman shall take ground on the currency
question sufficiently in advance of Wilson Shannon
to make choice between them matter of prin.
cinla l-ll i-l-lu ~. .-M .nIl. ~ 4 ".
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-16

Our CANDIDATE FOR SENAToR.--Some difficulty
occurred in agreeing upon time and place, al
which 10 hold the Democratic Convention, to
nominate Senator for this District. This was in
consequence of the new apportionment of Sena-
torial Districts, and the defect of District Gem
trail Committee to decide the matter. This difli-
Guilty is, however, at an end--a Convention assem-
bed at Junction, Paulding County, on Friday last,
in which every county in the district was repre-.
sented; and ALFRED P. EDGERTON, Esq.
Of Williams, is the Candidate Of the Democracy
quainted with the frank, manly character Of this
gentleman will concur with us when we say that
better selection, or one more calculated to give
general satisfaction could scarcely have been
made. e
Mr.. Edgcrton is young man, but is destined
to take high place in the service of the Democ-
racy of our State and we are fully assured
that he will prove a firm, vigilant, and able
Representative of'the interests of the North
west,when they become entrusted to his care and
conduct. In principle he is sound to the core
he is a worthy member Of the Young Democracy
and radical at that, and he takes the true ground
on all the leading questions which formthe divid-
ing lines between Democracy and federalism.
Especially were we glad to learn that he had no
softenings to the frauds which associated wealth,
aided by special privileges, perpetrates upon
suffering and industrious poverty--he is for the
true currency, gold and silver, which is alike
valuable in all parts of the yorld, in China and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

THEATRIcA Ls.-The HoIliday-st. Theatre, having
been leased by Mr. E A. Marshall as will be seen by
an advertisement in another column of this paper, it
will be opened on Monday evening next. MIR. NJ. has
all efficient company, and promises continuance of
talent and merit.
The Front-st. Theatre will also open on Monday
evening, under the interchangeable lessee, Mr.. VIM. E..
Burton. His company hunters some of the best ia
lent of The county, and he has engaged for the season,
some of the best performers of the day. Mrs. Mowatt,
of New York, now the most prominent native actress
living, will make her first appearance in this city on
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. kean, 0ormerly
Miss Ellen Tree) and other stars are announced to
appear curing the season.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

From the Books Of The Police Office. Mr..
Anon Duvall, general police officer of the city,
has furnished the Argus with the following ia
BILE, showing the number of persons who have
been arrested by the City Police Department,
since their installation on the first of March, up
to the first Of September, period of months:
For assault and battery-commtted to jail,
l44. For assault and battery-released on
bail, los. Breaking the peace-committed,
10. DO. do. do.-released on bail, 1911.
Paupers sent TO the Alms-house, LOG. Steal
ing-committed for trial, A. Do. released
on bail, a. Arrests under the minor law, 10.
Arson, 6. Rape, Q. Keeping houses of ill
fame, 9. Rapid driving in the streets, creating
false alarms of fire, and throwing stones, 40
Total, ISL,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

MUSEUM. The historical drama of "Charles the
18th or the Siege Of Sratsand" is TO be played this
evening, after which it must be laid aside for the ad
vent of other novelties 1t is one of the very best of
all Planchc's excellent pieces, and always draws a
crowded house. We only wish that plays of this
kind were more numerous: containing, as they do,
so much TO instruct, as well amuse. The farce
of "Young America" besides host of other enter
tainments, in the way Of dancing and singing, will
complete the bill Of fare.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

NE-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY.
Having in turn been announced by unknown frendsC)
for the offices of Governor Mayor, Sheriff, &C., in
that spirit Of persecution which has so long hunted
me, have concluded to yield to the solicitations Of
numb of real friends, and make it an earnest mat
SHERlFFALTY of Baltimore city. As | snail be
confed to my business PAPER HANGER, &C.,
the eectoneerng part of the business will have 10 be
left to my friends. ] need hardly pledge myself to
official fathiuness, if elected.
al9 cote A. HYAM.
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CHAIRMAN.

Hs-WM. ]. STEVENS, OF Portland Maine, called
in the store of Messrs. Comstock CO., to show the
great benefit he had received from the of one bot
lie of OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA. He
had been bald ten years, but has now full and fine
new crop of hair started out all the top Of his
head; by only bottle. We have seen this tried in
many with the success 1t is also the best
article ladies dress their hair with, it lkeep
it longer in curl than anything else, and entirely
moves daudruh.
TO be had at the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
sts., Baltimore Also at he corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at No 81 Thames ST. 1t
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MARINELIsT-pORr OFBALrtNORE
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMHER 3 ls45.
FRoM rae gxcHANee REApING-RooM aoor.-
CLEARED.


Ship Pocahontas, Koch, Bremen, A. Muller.
Big Harp, Gator, for PernambuCO and market, :.
Hooper Y Sons.
Schr Gallant Mary, Gardiner, for Mayaeuez p. R
Kirkland, Chase & Co.
SAILED this morning-Ship VIM. Penn, Coleman,
River la Plata Yesterday evenng-Brg FuIva,
Owens, Halifax.
Br brig Jabcz, Smith, II days from Antigua, ballast
to JOS. G. Yates.
Swedish brig Frhiof, Abrman, from Rio de ia.
nero, July 9, coffee and rosewood, to VIM Howell &
Son. and others.
Schr Spray, Tootlc, days from Wilmington, N. c.
lumber and naval stores, to j. Corner 4 Sons.
Schr Jno. Emory, Wood, from Alexandria, d. c.,
mdsC to Rose, Merrill s. Dodge.
Schr Berry, Sears, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to the master.
Schr Hero, Emerson, from Philadelphia, mdse. to j.
w. Brown.
Steamer Ericsson, Claypool, I'm PHILADELPHIA mdse
to +. q, Harris.
SIcam-pa packet Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing.
MEMORANDA
At Rio de Joneiro, July 22d, by the "Amea Mul-
holland" New Ysrk-barques Nautilus, Reed, from
Baltimore, dischg st. Joseph, Neill, for New York,
loadug briss Juliet Terrell, for Baltimore, do; Abo
Jones, for do. unc Harriet, Jarvis, and Tweed Hands,
from Baltimore, just arrived. Sailed 2lst, barque Cor
nelia, oung, for York; 22d, brig Napoleon, CHEESE
broueh, for Balo and schr Jno. w. Taylor, Stokely
for Philadelphia.
Ship Ellerslie Wallace, of Baltimore, was at New
Castle, s ng. lst ut
SSDates from Valparaiso 10 the l7th June. Ship
Roaneke, Smith, from Talcahuana, sailed 10th for
Coquimbo aud Baltimore. Brig Mon tezuma, Kelly,
was expected from the coast, and would leave
after her arrival for Baltimore.
Ship Orpheus, Hill, from Chincha Islands, sailed
from Callao previous to July 4, for Valparaiso and
New York,
Ship Washington, Madison, Of Baltimore, sailet
from CadiH 25th July for Rio de Janeiro. Brig Man
Ann Jones, Jones, for Rio brande, was in port same
date.
Brig ST. Mary, White, from New York for Pensa-
cola, was spoken Dist ult. off Florida reef light ship
Brig Nicorne, Davis, for Baltimore, cleared Of
Charleston Both ut and schr Vermont, Sadler, from
Baltimore arrived at do. same day.
Brig Audroscoggin DAVIS, from Baltimore, before
reported ashore Nix'S Mate, got off after discharg
ing part of cargo OF long oak plank, and arrived at
Boston 3Uth ut.
Brig Ocean, Edridge, and schrs John Murray, De
vereaux, from Baltimore for Boston; and Eliza Ben
son, from do for Saco arrived at Holiness Hole 9th
ultimo.
Schr Philadelphia, Adams, for Baltimore, sailed fn
Nantucket Both ult
Schrs Amelia Laranque, and Olinthia, Hubbard,
both hence az New York I'd inst.
Schr Highlander, Pendleon, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Calais 25th ult.
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GS7- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN 1914!
An adjourned meeting of the Association of Defenders
of Baltimore in 1914, will be held on FRI PAY EVE
MING, Sept. 5ih, in the City Hall, At half past seven
O'Clock 10 cOnsummate the arrangements for The in
tended excursion to Washington on the 18th Septem
ber the anniversary Of the battle of North Point. All
members of the Association intending to join in the
celebration, will please come prepared 10 receive
their tickets from the committee of arrangements.
a29-U By order, HOWARD GRIFFITH, Sec.
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U5- NOTICE. The corner stone of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, now being built for the use of the
congregation wOrshippng in the Howard street Cha
pei. will by Divine permission, be laid on THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock-Serviccs to be con-
Quoted by Rev. Bishop WAUGH, Rev. WIN. HAMILTON,
and Rev. JOHN A. COLLINS. he public is hereby ill
vited. collection will be taken up TO aid in the
erection of the building. se3-2tF
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Hg-CORoNER's OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

G3- SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Editors-You will
please announce to our felIow-citzens the name of
ALEXANDER A. KENNARD, Esq as the good aud
true candidate of the friends of "Native American
principles for the important office of SHERIFF of
Baltimore city. The energy aud pariotsm of Mr..
Kennard entite him to the warm esteem and cordial
support of every true American hand and heart
MANY VOTERS.
o. accept Of the above nomination, and solicit
the support OF my friends and the voters generally
a99-te ALEXANDER A, KENN ARD.
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o. SHERIFFALTY. To the Voters Of Baltimore
Ci. The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he still continues n
candidate for the Office of Sheriff, and IT quests their
support. He pledges himself, if successful, that he
will discharge the duties of the office the best of his
ability. fse2. 2Wl ARCHIBALD G. RIDGELY.
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ing statement in writing, to which ne was
sworn
In the year 1888, came passenger in YES
sci from Kingston, Island of Jamaica, bound for
New Orleans, Louisiana. On board OF SAID
vessel. there were fourteen or fifteen Storage
passeugcrs. One Of them was a man Of sixty
years Of age, who had, according to his own
account, been in Bonaparte's army. lie had
cross on one arm, and bullet Immediately I'M
der the skin, near the wrist Of the other. SO
superficial was the bullet, that | was DESTROYS
of cutting it out. He refused to permit me,
stating that when he was with the Spanlards,
the cross always gave him bread and butter
upon its exhibition, and the bullet the same
when he met with an old soldier or sailor
The captain, whose name was Edwards, told
me that he had received, from the corporate
authorities of Kingston, one doubloon for each
Of the Storage passengers. confidently as
sert, and verify believe, they were not only
paupers, but of the worst dye.
MoREAU FORREST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

CoRREcrIoS. An error occurred in the pub
LEGATION yesterday, Of the resolutions passed by
the Native American Convention. The word
and was substituted for on in the second resolu-
ton, which entirely changed its meaning
The resolution should have read as follows:
Resolved, That as native Americans, we
cannot consent to give our political sntfrages
to any other than to those born on our soil, on
matured ameng our institutions.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

Ed3- MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY The re-
guar quarterly meeting of the Mechanical Fire Com
panv will be held at the Hail over the Engine Room
on THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, the 4h instant
al s O'Clock. Punciual attendance is requested OF
each member. By order,
se1lt JOHN FURLONG, Sec'y.
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a3- SHERIFFALTY. This is TO inform myIrends
and the public that am still a CANDIDATE for the
Office OF SHERIFF at the ensuing election, and II
elected shall endeavor 10 discharge the duties thereof
faithfully and impatiay, and that is not my nen-
ton to withdraw from the canvass as has been indus
trously reported but shall await the issue through the
ballot box.
se4-eotlstO isl GEO. s. EICHELBERGER.
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nz-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoi.
dated Lottery, class No 3d. for 1915:
IS As 10 IL Is Ga s Is 81 AZ 35 So so -
az and Ga, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
and 70, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 50
5 and 81, being the 5th and 9th; or and Is,
being the eth and 9Th drawn Nos each 20
d. and 81, being the 9th and 10Th; or 35 and SO,
being the It'll and 18th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 90
An having one only Of the drawn Nos on, GO 10
From the old established House Of
It EMORY, No, , ", Calvert st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

~ SEVENTH WARD. The Native Americans
of The Seventh Ward will hold a meeting on FRIDAY
TO morrow EVENING, at u O'Clock, at Miss Jones'
School Room, on the of Pitt and Caroline SITS
Business of importance to the party will come before
the meeting. The candidates ior the Legislature will
be present By order Of the
se12tt CHAIRMAN.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

N3-SHERIFFALTY- THE VOTERS OF
BALTIMORE CITY. In offering myself as n Can =
didae for the office Of Sheriff, shoud he so fortunate
to obtain your suffrages the ensuing election,
promise fulfill all the duties appertaning to said of
flee with fidelity and punctuaity. Having served as
Deputy the last five years, will be enabled to
give general satisfaction,
se4-te- LORIN N. DECKER.
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h5- e. s. FRYER, GENERAL IMPORTER
of French s. German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be sold, by wholesale and eail as low as
any Importer in this any other city.
GLIDING done in all its varietes-Such as Portrait
Picture, and Frames Of all descriptions.
CORNiCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-riIt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-04

n UCk UPON LUCK, AND rKiZE UPON
NJ PRIZE. The most brilliant success ever known
at the Office of FLETCHER& co. No. S Holiday ST.
where sold in yesterdays lottery no less than 3
o the capital prizes, besidesa of small prizes all
dealt out to our various Customers, and out OF the
city, and fully establishing the fact that is only
cessary to buy ticket package at truly fortu-
nate Office to draw capital or at least a valuable
prize.
Drawn Nos. Of yesterdays Lottery,
6S 18 20 IL Is Cd S Is 81 AZ IS SO so 10
THIS DAY, . capitals of SIS, 0U6 $l0,OU0, SC
Tickets IS, shares in proportion
JAMES FLETCHER Il CO.. Baltimore, Md.
II Agents for the Managers.
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COAL! COALl Coal!
FMNHE SU BSCRIB t-H mas on hand and is daily
IL receiving a large supply of A ANTHRACITE
COAL, of the most superior quality, and is prepared
to supply his customers and the public with article
which he knows will prove satisf ,ctory in every re
spect. He has on hand ''Coabrook' Baltimore Co.'S
Coal,) "GoOd Spring Creek" Coal, "Butler's" Coal,
and from other approved mines, and has made ar
engagements tins season to have his Coal broken and
screened with much care and in manner superior TO
any he has her tOtOre ''Lump,' "Grate,n
"Egg" and tNut'' sizes will be delivered the low
est market prices for the ton of s2i0 lbs.
IC3- Orders left at the following places will receive
prompt attention
CHAUNCEY BROOKS, SON & CO., No 3j5 Bal
timOre street.
b. F. GARDNER, No. go Baltimore ST.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1876 Baltimore ST.
F. G. HUNT, corner Gay and Aisquih sts
At the subscribers DWELLING, Fayette street,
end door west of Pine, or at the YARD, Spring Gar
dens, foot of Eutaw street.
sea 81 PETER FAHNESTOCk.
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0g- NOTICE. Persons having prizes in any ofthe
Lotteries, can have them cashrd in good bankabe
paper OF in gold, upon presentation at the prize office
of EMORY & Co,
IL No 2 North Calvert street,
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n5-MARYLAND HISTORICAL CIETf.-
POSTP ONEMENT. Members will take notice thai
the regular monthly meeting for September is post
pOned. The next meeting will be held OH the flrs
Thursday in October. BY order,
1t :. +. STnEETER, Rec. Sec.
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Q3-TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF BAL
TIMORE. The undersigned takes The liberty Of of
fering himself an Independent Candidate for the
Office of Sheriff at The ensuing election, and respect
fully solcts the support OF his friends and the pubic
generally. Tse4.te1 JOHN MITCHELL.
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6T%LOTTERY TICKETS, in every variety, for
sale either by the package or single ticket, at
EMORY 4 CO.'S Prize Office,
II No, 9 Calvert street,
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REMOVALS IN New YORK. The Collector
of New York on Monday removed two weigh
ers and three measurers. Ten persons were
also removed from the naval Office
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04@ SHER!FFALTY. At the urgent solicitation
of many friends, | am induced TO offer myself as a
candidate for the SherIalty at the next election.
Sel-IW JAMES o, LAW
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EXPORT OF SPECIE, The steamer Great
Britain took out $4,000 in gold, The ex-
ports of specie last week were large, but the
exact amount not known vet.
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NF-TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The undersigned hay
ing been announced as n candidate to represent this
district in the next Congress of the United States,
begS TO inform his fellow citizens that he is the indc
pendent candidate for Congress- that he is free and
clear from the rammes Of party and the control and
influence of CqueS and that il will he his pride and
pleasure, if elected, faithfully To represent all classes
OF his felOw-ctZCnS with his hest ability. The un-
designed is working man. and, OF cOuIse, his inter
est is that of the tolrns millions of the land: he is
therefore in favor of the present tariff He with con
fidence calls the working men To support one of
their class and again pledges himself to watch
the peoples interest, and carefully gnad his native
land from both foreign and domestic foes.
JAMES HAGERTY,
ooh ward, city of BALTIMORE,
Boot and Shoe Maker, No. 9 5 Calvert street.
O3- The papers in the district requested 10 pub
lish the above. sc4 eo4t
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CHAPLAIN. Rev. Walter Cotton, of the ma
Wy, has been ordered to the U. S. frigate Con-
grcss, fitting out for sea at Norfolk and desin-
ed TO tue Pacific.