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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

New York, Wednesday, 10 P. NJ.
GEN. TAYLOR arrived at New Orleans on
the 3Oth ult. A great procession was arrang-
ed to receive him on The I'd inst
The Steamer Patapsco was burnt at Balti-
timore, on Tuesday. Loss 100000.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-10

Slaves could have. This is evident from the
way they treat freemen now-setting ul their
own opinion as the standard, and anathema-
tizino all who dare to differ from them on the
slightest points-all who will not be slaves to
them in mind as completely as the negroes are
to their masters in body.
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Malay Pirates Attack on the Helena

Malay Pirates Attack on the Helena.
The East India ship Helena, belonging to
Messrs Griswold, of this city, which arrived
here on Saturday last, was attacked, we un-
derstand, by strong party of Malay pirates,
somewhere near Java Head. They were gal
lantly repulsed by Capt. Eyre and his active
crew, with the loss only of the cooks ear,
which, however, was owing to the conspicu-
Gus part that dgnitary assumed in the melee
". Y. Herald.
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MEALS Gazette Philadelphia, capital
paper, INDUCES occasionally in satire. 1t says
''The Aristocratic Monitors the title OF a
weekly paper published in the city OF New
York. Doubtless its circulation will be con-
fined to the select fc,o."
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-10

"He who goes to bed in anger has the devil
for bedfellow." A wag desires us to say
that he knows married man, who. though he
goes to bed as meek and gentle as lamb, is
IN the same predicament.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-10

" By extraordinary exeation, we are ena-
bled to lay the Presidents Message before our
readers, this morning, in an extra. and proba'
bly, before any other paper in the State.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-10

There is more true charity in one kind tear
that falls in private for the sorrows and sui
ferings of others, than in thousand guineas
proudly ushered into the notice OF the world,
in all the pomp and parade of public contrlou-
ton.
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Painters are sometimes guilty of anachron-
isms. We read of the Tintoret, who in pic
ture which representa- the Israelites gather
ing mama in the desert, armed the Hebrews
with guns.
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When witty English government default
err, after his recall, was asked, on his arrival
home, if he left India on account OF i'll health
he replied: "They do say there's something
wrong in the chest"
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Like Sampson.

Jack eating rotten cheese did say.
"Like Sampson my thousands slay."
eyes," quoth Roger, $50 you do,
And with the self same weapon, too"
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An Explosion.

The Thomaston Recorder relates the particu-
lars of an explosion in that town on Saturday,
in the store of Mr.. Timothy Fogg, by which
the building was nearly shattered to pieces,
the doors and windows, and nearly all of one
end of the Store being burst out. A large
amount of Crockery and Glass ware, Medi-
cines and other goods were destroyed. There
were three persons in the store-Mr. Fogg
was the only one who received any serious
injury, being burnt severely in his arms and
face. He states that he had gone to his desk,
near which there was can of powder of five
or six pounds, when of sudden he found
himself enveloped in flames, which was soon
followed by the explosion. The desk at
which he was sitting vas thrown, together
with the end of the store, some twenty feet
into the lane back of the building he had
presence of mind enough to seek for tie back
door, which he had to unlock before he could
reach the street, his clothes being all the
time on fire.
| The following is an extract from speech,
said to have been delivered by militia officer
the other day, in the gallant State of Mssis-
sippi:
"Gentlemen, my mind naturally converts
with pleasurable enismas to the delightful
tapestry of the Oregon territory. IT'S there
that nature is more than herself, for the soft
breezes from the Hego Islands watts to the
listening ear the varied symphonies of the
jack DAVIS sweet carollng, to the melodious
epiphiny of thousand crocodiles."
A drop or two of honey well rubbed on the
hands while wet, after washing with soap,
prevents chapping. and removes the roughness
of the skin. 1t is particularly pleasant for
| children's hands and faces in cold weather.
A young lady, seeing her lover run in great
haste to meet her, asked him the cause of his
hurry. MADAM replied her: lover, 81 was
foLloaning nv inclination"
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9th, brig Lydia, Dyer, turks
Islands. Cid 25th, ships Harriet Augusta, Robinson,
Liverpool Iowa. Parker, Hayre; Parthenon Wood
bury Bos on ba4ue Alpha, Merrill, do; 21th, ships
Gondola Hutchinson Trieste Vermont, Perry, Boston
Towed to oath, ship Cheshire. Advertised, snip
Pharsaia, for Boston it'll despatch.
MOBILE-Cld goth, ship Scotland, Urqnhart, tiavIe.
SAVANNAH-Cld 39th, ship Masonic, liathorn, Ha-
vre brig Commodus, Bailey, Havana
CHARLESTON-Ar I'd, ship VIM Cooper, Cuts,
N York. Cid 4th, barque Caao, Warren, London In
port ship Alliance, to load for Havre -
GEORGETOWN, SC--Cd 9th, sch Vandaliei, M
Intyre Boston.
NoRFOLK-saed 4th, brig Gen Taylor, Libby,
West Indies.
NEW YORK-Ar 7ih, sch Hurd, Brown, Thomaston;
9Th, barque Nacooche, Berry, Nueviias.
BOSTUN-Ar 9Th, bargue Union, kendTck, Bahl-
more briggs Revei3, Sleeper Savannah; AvaTado,
Richardson, Philadelphia schs Cornelia, Faulklin,
York; Essex Dunton, Woolwich Massasoit, Ihomp-
hence. Teiegraphed, sch Outese, fin Philadelphia
Cid brig st George, Long, Orleans; schs Alexandra,
Randall. Savannah Aid, Farnham, Nobeboro' ADJ
on, Robinson, Damariscotta; Somerset, Hinkey, Au-
gusta; Ino (ate of Dennis) Baker, of and fur Bath
GLOUCESTER-Ar 5th, brig Julia Payson, Pfeble,
Bangor for N York 9th, Helen, Boston for Wiscasset ;
schs Texas, Perry, Thomaston for York Floreo,
Thomas hence for Providence; Napoleon, Boston for
Woolwch.
NEW BEDFoRD-sld It'll, brig Patriot, Keen, New
York.
PORTLAND-Ar eth, schs Petrel Chandler, Carde-
mas Cion Thomas, York 9Th, barque Chiio'a, Bias.
sst, Waldoboro' for Boston; schs Mary snow, and
Equal Thomaston for do Dover Packet do for New
York New England, do for Bedford; lily Clay, Lii
coinve for Boston. Cid bargnes Adelaide, Drnk"a-
ter, Matanzas; Hebron, Hart, N Orleans
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY MORN, DEC. 10, lS47.

RF- Citizens caa havet Daily Tt tattheir
residences or places of business, at SIX CENTS
PIE (; WEEK, by leaving their names with the
Carriers, orat the Office of publication.
~ Single copies ONE CENT,to be lad at
the Publication Office or OF the Carriers.
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A young lady, seeing her lover run in great
haste to meet her, asked him the cause of his
hurry. Madam replied her lover, II was
.tolloaoing my inclination"
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ORT OF B A L II i.
THURSDAY,

ARRIVED.
Sch Everl:na, Preble, York.
Sch Imperial, Hogan Mary Jane, Webb, anu Auai-
tic Preble, Boston.
Sch Cope Cod, -, Portland
CLEARED.
Barque Altoona, Reed Matanzas.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

| At, Porto Rico, abt lIth ult, brig Wyandot
Grary, reported from Wilmington, NC. disg lost deci
load on the passage.
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.
MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston

Acadia, Shannon, $500. ....'.......Dec
Britannia, Hewitt. ... Nov 49,. ...Dec l6
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Nov 2, in English Channel, barque Alabama, Oxnard,
FIN Bremen for N Orleans.
Nov IA, lat 49, Ion 8, ship Lyons, Francis, I'm HaVre
for N Orleans
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The sailing days of the New York and Havre Line
of Steamers have been arranged as follows;
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24
SHERIFF S SALE.

The State of Ohio,
US. C0urt OF common ftedS
John Kingery.
BY virtue of Fl. ia. to me directed from
the said court, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house, Charloe, en- Friday, the
seventeenth day OF September, A. d: ls47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
4 o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
property, to wit: d,
Lot number forty-fve in the recorded
town plat of Fort Brown, also the north east
quarter of the north west quarter of sectlen
number (2s) twenty-eight town two north of
range four east, containing forty acres, be the
same more or less. The town LOT above des-
cribed was appraised al fifty dollars; also the
land above described at seventy-fve dollars.
EPHRAIM BURWELL,
Sheriff Of fPaulding Co. Ohio,
August IL, ls47. 337
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BLANK DEEDS
0FEvERY DESCRIPTION neetly aud
executed at this office.
Prospectus Of the
DAILY OHIO STATESMAN.

As soon as the Telegraphic wires and the
apparatus for their use, are in operation IN
this city, which will be in the course OF a
week or ten days, we shall issue the Ohio
Statesman DAILY during the year; instead OF
during the session of the Legislature only
The wonders of science have brought us with
in the means Of momentary communication
with all parts of the continent Already
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington and Richmond, on the sea board,
Albany Buffalo, Montreal, Canada, Pittsburgh,
and Wheeling, in the interior, are in connec-
ton by Telegraph.
Though we shall issue our paper Daily du-
ring the whole year at its present size, we
shall add only two dollars TO the cost. The
Daily Ohio Statesman, therefore, will be
one ofthe cheapest papers in the Union, tor
the amount Of matter it will contain. 1t
must therefore rely upon the increase OF
patronage TO sustain the new, expensive, and
important character and position it is about
to assume, under the application of electrlcI-
ty to the conveyance of intelligence.
TERMS.
The DAILY ONO STATESMAN viii be IS
sued every evening, Except Sunday at SEP
en- dollars per annum, containing the lmpocr-
tant news, from all points connected by the
Telegraphic wires, up to the hour ofpublica'
ton:
Daily, per anum, $7,oo
Tri Weekly. f" 400
Weekly, I" 200
'OOhiyS
Any person obtaining six subscribers viii
be entitled to an extra copy for his labor.
az s. MEDARY.
Columbus, Aug. Q, 1s47.
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would tend 10 the prosperity ofIhe Democra
cy in Putnam county, and recommend that
measures be taken to promote its ciculation.
On motion Of Ben. Metcaf Esq,
RESOLVED. That the proceedings of this
Convention be signed by the President, and
Secretary, and published in The Kalda Ven
,ure, and that the Secretary transmit SO much
thereof as relates to the Post Office 10 the
Hen. Cave Johnson.
On Motion, adjourned
WILLIAM MCCLURE, Prcsr
JAMES MACKENZIE, Sec'y.
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CANT SERvE.-The Liberty Tribur

CAN'T SKRvE.-The Liberty Tribune
(Whig) says:
"Col. Doniphan, on Thursday last, in his
speech at independence, positively declar-
ed that he had not been candidate for a
political office for seven years, and would not
be for the next SEVENTY-SEVEN."
So the Wings are again at fault. DoNI-
rHAN will not be their candidate for Govern
or; nor will Gen. TAYLOR run as the Wing
candidate for the Presidency. Who wiu ac-
cept at their hands good chance Of being
defeated.-St Louis Union.
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X ALID A III o T E l..
] A M ES H. V ALL

FTAS taken the well known and
"a EH commodous Tavern Stand fern
Hs:sf erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
saS House has been thoroughly repaired
&Ns.b this fall; and is now we'll fitted 10 the
Of the travelling community.
JHV. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom- s @
House in this part u Ohio. His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also large and good
stablinp, and designs I'd spare no pains to secure
the comfort and convenience OF his guests.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24
SHERLFP'S SALE.
Clark, Work g. Co.,

Clark, Work g. Co.,
John M. Palmer,
John w. Waters.
DY virtue Of writ Of execution TO me direc+
ID ted from the court Of Common Pleas of Put
nam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Kalida, in said county on
the 28th day of Aug ust next, A. D. l847, between
the hours OF ten O'clock, A. NJ, and four O'clock
P. M, of said day, the following Real Estate, to
wit:
The north west quarter Of section four in township two
north Of range and the south east quarter Of
section five in township north of range east al
the undivided fourth part Of the south half Of section
four in Township two north OF range seven enst with al
the Improvements thereon.
Taken as the property Of John M. Palmer TO
satisfy judgment infavor Of Clark, Work e. Go.
J. H. VAIL, Sheriff
SHERFF's OFFICE.
Kalida, July 9th, i847. 334ew
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GEN. TAYLOR STILL REFUSES TO
BOW HIS NECK TO THE WHIG
( YOKE
The wings and natives, who claim Gen.
Taylor as the "best kind of whig," still
keep writing him letters Of nomination, &c.
The General still refuses to say 81 am a
whig and native," but turns them off as
tenderly as though he knew they were in
sckly condition.
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The true foundation Of republican govern
men, is the equal right of every citizen, in
his person and property, and in their man
agement. Try by this, as tally, every pro
vision Of our constitution, and see II II hangs
directly on the will of the people'-JeDer-
son.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24

The Gravel and diseases of the urinary
organs have, until the introduction OF
vaughn's Vegetable Remedy, been the cause
Of great and protracted suffering. But we
are ready to state for the satisfaction ofthose
afflicted, that now these complaints can find
relief and cure. So troublesome to old age
are these affections, that DR.. Vaughn has
won lasting gratitude by introducing his
wonderful curative compound to the public.
Call upon the agents and get pamphlet
furnished gratuitously--ses advertisement.
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LANDS FOR SALE IN GREENS.
BURG TOWNSHIP.

TNHE subscriber is dssiious Of disposing OF the
j. south half Of section twenty-five township
one north Of Range six east, in Putnam County,
being 320 acres. The land is capable Of making
one Of the best farms in the county, and will be
sold low. For particulars Of the terms Of sale ap
ply at this Office or to ALBERT STUMP.
Tarloton, Piqua County, ,tOhi6
Aug. l9. l847. 338fm
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
SHERrFF's OFFICE, =.
Kalida, July 9th, i847

NOTICE is hereby given that at the July;
lN Term of the court Of common Pleas, ofPut.
nam county, the undersigned was duly appoint
ed Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate Of
George B. Miller, late Of said county, deceased
SOLOMON R. MILLER.
Kalida. July, l847. 333cw
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SHERIFFiS SALE.
vENDI EXPoNAs & Fl. IA

Henry King & 70, II
Nathan Shirley. t.t. al Il.
& Thomas Whe Ian ( VENDI EXPONAS & FL FA
John Defenbaugh I'D
of Joseph Ford decd.
DIV virtue of two wrlts ofexecuton TO directed from
Othe Court of Common Pleas OF Pauldng County, Ohio.
will efe for sale the door ofthe Court House in Kali
da Putnam Co.. Ohio, the eleventh (lIday ofSeptem
her, A. D. ls47 between the hours of o'clock, A. M,
and four o'clock p NJ said day the following described
Lands, to wit
The north quarter Of the seu.h east quarter Of sec
ton number eighteen in township number one, north OF
range number five and the north east quarter OF tho
south quarter section number aghteen, in town
ship No. one north of range No. five east and the south
west fraction of section No. eight in township No. one
north Of range No. five east 81,
Taken as the property Of Nathan Shirley and Thomas
Whelan-to satisfy first execution in favor of Hsnrs
King Co.. and secondly against Nathan Shirley in favor
OF John Dcenbaugh admir- of Joseph Ford deceased. y
JAMES II. VAIL, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE.
Kalda August TO- 1872. 336ew
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Died.

AtKalidu, on Sunday the 22d inst. JAMES Nc
LRAN, only son Of ADAM HoLTBAHaH, aged
months and q days
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 10th day
~ OF April last, the undersigned was BY ths
court of common Pleas Of Henry county duly ap-
pointed administrator Of the Estate Of John Fuller,
late of said county, deceased.
W. JACKSON.
Damascus, July 8. I847. 333cw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24

Mn, Ep,roR-Please announces the name OF
JOSEPH WHITE, as a Candidate ior nomination,
for the office Of Sheriff, subject to the decision OF
the popular vote, at the Sep tembsr Convention
and oblige v.
August q, ls47.
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Treasurer's Notice.

In addition to the above the townshjps OF BHnehatd
Jackson and Van Buren, each levied twenty CENTS
for school purposes the township OF Sugar Creek has ley
led Ten and treeh cents for poor purposes and IN the
nnships Dr. Sugar Creek three cents Riley, four cents
nion three cents ottawa four cents, Greensburg, nine
cents Mcnros four CENTS Liberty, five cents Jackson
fourteen cens and Van Buren fourteen cen's nave peeh
levied for Township purposes.
Twill attend in person by Deputy, at my office In Ka
Ida for the purpose of receiving taxes from tile hrst oil
October until the twentieth Of December.
Twill receive no bank in payment OF Iaxes; except
on specie paying banks Of Ohio.
o. w. CRAWFIS,
Treasurer.
II easur sr's Office, Putnam county, Ohio,
Kalida, AUGUST 18th, 1647. 3Jwf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-24

Mr., observation-disclosures H. JOSEPH BoEHhER
as q candidate for nomination. for the ONCE OF
County Commissioner, at the September Conyen-
ton. and oblige MANY CiTiHENs'
AUG, TO- I8A7.
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Mr.. MAcxENzn-You will please announce
the name of john R. MCCONNELL as Candidate
for Sheriff, subjeo, to the decision Of the Popular
Vote a, the September Convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Aua. 20. 1847.
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Read, Master, and was drowned in the can'l
near this place. The mothet of the child,
as we understand, was on the boat, with her
children, going to Toledo, to join her hus-
band. The boat had proceeded some mile
below town, before the child was missed, and
The first intimation the citizens of ST. Marys
had Of it was the reception OF messages sent
by boats coming up, "te search for and bury
the child, and forward the bill OF expense, {,
&C., to Toledo, for payment" And not
withstandng the message was repeatedly re-
iterated, having been sent by seve"al boats
the proceeding being considered so strange,
no attention was paid to the matter, the peo-
pie believing it to be hoax. But on the
next day Sunday the body OF the child
was found floating in the canal, some mile
below town! 1t was, of course, taken from
the water, carried to the "Mercer House,"
and afterward buried, on Monday.
Wby was not the boat Immediately stop
ped.. and an effort made by the crew, and
others on board, to recover the child? Were
there none but fends on board the boat at
the time.
we are CreulUly llioi'"S" '"o' ~
of the mother, upon discovering her child to
be missing, were heard by persons residing
near the canal below town, and are descr'e-
ed as having been heartrending in the ex-
treme. And yet no attention was paid to
them by the persons on board the boat1no
efforts made by them to restore the child to
its bereayed mother, nor even did the boat
stop for single moment!! Such wanten
outrage upon humanity, and all the sympa.-
,hies ofcur nature, we never before heard OF;
and if there is any means of reaehIng' and
visiting with condign punishment, the verse
than sdepiIs incarnate,' vino were guilty OF
such hellish conduct, we hope they will be
put into Immediate requisition, against the
guilty wretches. =,
Mr. Kirk, of Piqua, is the owner OF the
boat. And we think it is due TO an outraged
community, as well as to himself, that ne
have the matter fully investigated, and if the
facts are as stated, that the scoundrels I'M
plicated be Immediately dismissed from The
boat.
AS soon as we can procute the names OF
the crew, and all on board-the boat, we will
publish them TO the world.-St. Mary's Sen
finel
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The MILLERrTEs are again at work-the
10Th of October is fixed upon for the soon
fagration."
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Mn. Observation-Disclosures JOHN RAMSEY, as
candidate for nomination, for Sheriff. al sne COM
ing Convention, and much oblige
VERY MANY DEMOCRATS.
August 81, 1847.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed was at the July Term of the court Of com.
mon Pleas for Putnam county, duly appointed
administrator Of the Estate Of Joseph Miller, late
OF said county, deceased. o
Kallda, July i6 ls47 533cw
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Hon. RICHARD RUsH The Washington
steamer brings intelligence Of the arrival OF
the Hon. Richard Rush at Paris.