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" The democratic Legislative conven-
ton of Maine, appointed Hannabal Hamlin
and Charles Holden as Delegates from that
State at large, 10 the Democratic National
Convention, to be held in Baltimore, May
next, for the purpose Of nominating candid
ates for President and Vice President.
SOME SwrNpLRR sotit telegraph despatch
10 Buffalo, on The arrival of the Cambria,
quoting -four at sixty shillings; but leading
house in New York sent the true figure 10
their agent, who soon sold the sixty shilling
people all they wanted. This roguery has
caused no little excitement in Buffalo.
HoRRtBLE!-Near Mount Sterling, KY,
one Helm shot and killed a boy named VIII
owby; and the boys father turned around
and killed Helm with knife. The double
murder took place round the breakfast table.
HEAVY DAMAGEs.-At Cincin lati, IN the
case of Jane King VS.. W. Paylor, for seduc-
tion, the jury returned verdict of $35OO
damages for plaintiff.
THE TONNAGE Of The United States, on the
Both September last, was 2,562,OS4. The
tonnage of England is 3,OOo,OO0. Wen soon
catch up with Bull.
THEoDoRE CAusr was arrested in New
York, on Monday last, on charge Of being
engaged in the slave trade.
The CRops in Maryland, Louisiana, Vir.
ginia, Mississippi, Arkansas and South Car
olina, are described in our exchanges as Wig
orous and thriving.
A FIEND, named Coseman, has been ar
rested a, New Orleans, charged with killing
his opn mother. Horrible!
LYNCH LAVA wretch, named Carlin,
was recently ridden on a rail and ducked
near Miss, for seducing his step-daughter.
A MARRIED couple in France, it has just
been decided, vino have been divorced by
the Civil Code, cannot contract new mar
riage between them selves.
WILKINSON, who poisoned the wedding par.
ty in Texas, not long since, has been hung
in due form by the people under the Lynch
code.
HIen WAeEs.--In the Western part ol
New York, they are paying from $l,75 to
$3.50, per day, for harvest hands, and moi
men enough to be had at that. This looks
like the promised "two dollars day and
roast beef"
MISSISSIPPI SENAToR.---Gov. Brown Of
Mississippi, while in New York, stated that
he should offer, on his return, Col. Davis the
appointment of Senator, in the place OF
Speight, deceased.
VERMONT. democrats have nomina-
ted Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Jr. formerly M.
G. from the 4th district, as their candidate
for governor, almost unanimously-Mr
Smith declining again to be a candidate fol
that Office; Charles R. Field for lieutenant
governor; and J. T. Marslon, formerly editor
of the Montpelier Patriot, for treasurer
The whole ticket is said to be very good
one. The Boston Post is assured that the
success of our friends, so far from being i'm
possible in Vermont is within range Of prob
ability.
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DEATH OF GEN. NEwMAN.--Gen. New
man, Senator from the Richland district,
died al Whitesborough, near Utica, New York,
on the 18th inst On account Of i'll health,
Gen. Newman left the Senate last winter
and repaired to the Insane ASYLUM at Utica,
where he remained until short time before
his death, without hope of recovery.
The Ohio Statesman remarks that sGen.
N. was young man Of fine talents, and
commenced career of hsnor aud usefulness
as bright as generally falls 10 The lot Of the
mos, successful. He left a kind and at
tentivo consort 10 mourn his early DEATH
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
Clark, Work g. Co.,

Clark, Work q Co.,
Vs rrpe1p Cr n 4
John M. Palmer,
John w. Walters.
DY virtue of writ of execution to me direc-
I'D 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 dst next, A. D. 1847, 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 cast and the south quarter Of
section five in township two north Of range seven east al
SO the undivided fourth part OF the south half Of section
four in Township two north o: range seven east with al
the improvements thereon.
Taken as the property Of John M. Palmer TO
satisfy judgment infavor of Clark, Work g. Co.
]. H. VAIL, Sheriff.
= SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalda, July 9th, i847. 334ew
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DEcLINEs.->.Col. Baker declines the com.
mand of the new Illinois regiment. He alse
declined the command, offered TO him by the
Secretary Of War, of u battalion of veteran
illinois volunteers.
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REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

DELEGATES duly appointed by the de-
mocracy of the several counties compos
ing, the representative district, which embra
ces the counties of Henry, Defiance, Will
Jams, Paulding and Putnam, are requested
to meet at the Junction, Paulding county,
on Saturday the 2sth day Of August next, at
IL o'clock, A. M, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating a suitable person to be supported at
the next election for Representative in the
State Legislature.
]. G. HALY,
A. S. LATTY,
q. Ii. LELAND,
C. M. GODFREY,
S. YEARICK,
Legislative Committee.
July %, ls47.
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Mr.. MACKENZIE H. Josfrn BorHHER
as candidate for nomination, for the Office OF
County Commissioner, at the September Cunven-
tom and oblige MANY CITIZENS
Aug. 10. I847.
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VIOLATION OF TRUsT.-Saturday's Bos.
ton Chronotype states that Chas. w. Leav-
lit had been brought before Justice Rogers,
charged with stealing from one Of the Banks
a marked halfdollar from box wherein ten
dollars in cents and silver were always kept
for change. Leavitt was one of two private
watchman employed by the banks in State
street, and the silver has often mysteriously
disappeared. Some time since trunk
placed in Leavitt's care was rifed Of $3.50.
The constables had since found 800 bill
of that money in Leavitt's house; also a
800 and $50 bill, part Of $255 stolen last
May from Hon. J. Chapman. Leavitt was
held to bail in $4,000 to answer. He had
caused two boys to be arrested on charge
of having attempted TO set fire to the Mer-
chants Bank One was acquitted and the
other sent to the House of Reformation
$503 were found in Levit's house and we
learn that he is the owner ofa house, in the
city, Of l6 shares in tho Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad, Of 4 shares in the Concord
Railroad-a large amount Of property for
a young man in his situation to accumu-
late.
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ATTENTION.

Sd B. 18th DO. NJ
TWYHE members composing the Second
i'll Rife Regiment whine at Columbus
Grove, on the third Thursday ofAugust next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, armed and equipped as
the Law Directs for the purpose of perform
ing Military Drill. s. BELL,
B. General, Sd B. 17th ID. o. M.
July 9th, lS47.
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no the Democracy of Putnam
County.
Delegates from the several Townships are
requested to meet at the Court House, in
Kalida, on Saturday. the 2lst of August next,
at IL o'clock, NJ, to select suitable persons
to act as Delegates to the Representative
and Senatorial Conventions for the nomina-
ton of candidates for Senator and Repres-
enta;ive in the State Legislature.
BY order ofihe Central Committee,
JAMES MACKENZIE, Ch'n.
kalida, July 30, lS47.
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
- Office, at Kalda, July lst l847.
Anderson, Phillip Gormen, Michael
Bean, Joseph Holibaugh, S. E. 2
Bogart, William Hill, Samuel
Bare, Christian Harter, Henry
Bope Lyle, Hawks, James
Berryhll, Alexander Hakes, Robt.
Body, Peter. Keller, Jacob
Behne, George Rev. Leomston, John
Boehmer, Joseph H. Lugeubich, John
Cochron,J. McKinly, James
Covingtou, Peter Miller Parrish, John
Combs, VIM. G. Ramsey Samuel
Carman, Sarah Ridenour, Jacob
Clevenger, John s. Thomas, Danl. IL.
Coffipberry, A. Thompson, Anthony
Freely, Joseph Wilcox, John ~
Funny, William Waters. Saml.
oa w. RISLEY, p. M
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AMERICAN CorNs.--The coinage at the
Mint for the last six months (namely, from
Isl January to lst July, lS47) is $S,206, ,223
far exceeding the amount coined during
any similar period of time since the govern
ment was founded. Under the new instruc-
tions given by Mr.. Walker, under the law
establishing the constitutional treasury, all
foreign coin received by the government is
at once transferred to the Mint, where i, is
recoined, and paid out as American coin---.
the only form in which it will circulate
among the people. The Union says s'ihere
is even reason to believe that nearly sixty mil.
lions of dollars will be converted into Amer.
ican coin during the administration of Presi-
dent Polk"
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EXPORTS OF BREADsTFFs.-The New York
Tribune says that the aggregate of Bread
stuff shipments from the United States 10
Great Britaia is enormous and the exports
still continue, The quantity Of Indian Corn
is 100000 bushels, and of Wheat 2,700,-
600 bushels, Flour 2,500,000 barrels. Re-
duced to gram the whole exports are equal
to thirty-three millions of bushels, worth
probably as many dollars. This amount was
sent to Great Britain and Ireland alone
We have also supplied large quantities Of
breadstuffs to other countries, and such is the
fertility of our land that we have yet i'm
mense supplies for shipment as soon as our
inland means of transportation can bing
them to the seaboard.
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"K1LL1Na Two BIRDS WITH ONE SToNE.''
1T has been stated that Henry Clay has
united himself to the Episcopal Church, and
in selecting his mode baptismal, it is also as
sel,ed that he chose to be immersed, which
was done in pond near his house. In al
uding 10 the Taylor letter, the Boston Cour
ier, mr. WebsteI's ergan,) contains the fol
lowing hard hit at Rough and Ready, afford
ing but little incidental protection to the
newly baptized sage of Ashland:
ale CTaylor,) undoubtedly covets nom
naton from both the great political parties
Perhaps he might strengthen his chance, i
he should unite himself Nth one popular
church. and be baptized according to the form
of another"
The Gospel Messenger denies that Mr.
Clay was immersed and says he was sprink
led in his own parlor. 1t is immateiial, a:
the above quotation shows in what estimation
both Gen. Taylor and Mr.. Clay are held II
that quarter.--Penn- Yam Democrat
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

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Gentlcmen's Fall and Winter Wear.



DRArgRs AND 1AiLoRs importers OF Cloths Cassimeies
vesngs Fancy Dress Articles, &c, III broadway, Anne
-tean ioe oier for inspection an extensive assortment oil
aew and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear,
ieced with view 10 rendering their stock rich quail
" and variety as can be BEL iound N de cily
mlled cloths; various shades Beaver do; daD and
pue Deyonshre kersey; Canada grey dor drab, blue ant
oack Pilot Cloth; brown bacs, blue, and drab Mohar
Coaiings.
WINTER ERocKs, 81 oK,s, &c. Beaver and mille,l
p.ss %S f s1 ass MssI Sss. olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of Bollys simonis,
BUSINESs and IRA WILLING CoATs-Plaid
Cassinere weeds, anu Other goods
HUN1iNG COA1S.--One, brown, and drub Moes'
5TAN1AL OoNS.-French English, German and Anne.
bluck blue, mAed, and fancy Casseres, selected
with reference the various Of pa
ros IN this ne TO which such attention. has been directed
ei,abIe iii combining elegance
PttS1S. Black silks and satns, fancy do, woollen and
velvet plaids, figured Mernos white and bif Cassimeres
aud Mrselli,s rich Silk and Saiins, Tor Ball and Parties,
AhiYAND M Wy Experience enables US to furnish
Uniforms conformity with and we have
always on hand Tie material necessary tie different
TTitST' QOALiTY READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal 70 the best custom work
: OPERGOAIS brown olive, green black, and blue
beaver and mled cloth srrlouis large assortment I'M
proved styles Sacks, including blue, black, brown drab
Mohair arab and bue Pilot olive and brown Tweeus &c
business Travelling Coats Olive, brown green and
blue Cloths plaid Cassmeres Tweeds &c Dress and Frock
Uloaks Blue Black CIons full and quarter
ces, Pantaoons Black, blue, mixed and hncy Cnssi-
&c 1tsungs Hack Six, sai,n 3ombazne ana cass'.
mere fancy Silk, Satin, Valencia; igered and plan
wool Vely.l black and figured Silk do. Dressing towns
DE LANES, Msrno and figured Muslin, ii great variety,
Iluntng Coats, various sly US.
T fANC YDitEiS.SA ARTICLES. -Tagloni Jenny Lind,
Mazurka and other styles fancy Cravas Eiss, frcnch,
and llalmn black s: Crayats; extra and medium quality
newest ey %; Msro Ssars Or Mules s' fur aHs
ing, &c.; wlled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket iiandkt rchi.is toves- Clasnns and BaJou's
X. kski iued
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, DC Suspenders lie various
styles anu qualities. Underyess and Daawers Merilo
Silk, and Buckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hall Hose,
White and Mixed Merino, Cotton grades SIrts,
Bosoms, ana Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, und Colon
PIECE GOODS.-Clois, Cassnirres Nustigs, &c.,
az extensive assortment be found Tie country,
which will be sold by the piece yard, low prices
tey be bought, with obvious seec.
ton from what can be relied upon the fashionable
goods a .14a r
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