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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-10-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

George Capron,
w vs.. VENDI EXPONAS. fe
Hugh Scott.
pY virtue OF writ OF vendi. exponas to me directed.
- from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Putnam county,
Ohio will 0cf for sale ut tile house of Hugh sroti, In
said Putnnm county between the hours of ten O'clock
n and four o'clock p Of Saturday, the seth day Of
September next. the following property. to wit.
Three hundred bushels Of wheat.
AND
BY virtue Of tho vendi. exponss. at the door Of
the Court House in said county saturday, the 2Sh Of
Octoher between the hours Of ten o'c0rk M and
four o'clock p. M Of said day, will offer for sale the
following property, to wit
The North East fraron of the North. East quarter Of
Section Fourteen l4) Townsip One ~ NORTH OF range
five 5) Enst of the Meridian line containing thirty four
acres nnd fifteen uDdredtls of an acre.
Also the North East fraction OF rtion thirteen (l3
Township III One, North Of Range [5] Five East eontsin
Ing Gfy.nine acres and three undredhs OF an acre.
And ns0- the Norh East flartion OF tie North East
quarter OF section No. Eleven [lII Township One NJ
North OF Range Five Isl East, containing one hundred
and thirty four acres and y hundedths OF land,
less. .ts slfl III
Taken in execution the property Of Hugh Scott at
the suit Of George Cupron. .
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
Sheriff
sHERIFF's OFFICE, ss f5, 80
Kadn, September l2th, 1919. e3sw
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And at my office in Napoleon, until The
20lb day Of December next. The follow
ing are the rates of taxation for the present
yeer, on the dollars valuation.
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,

weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys, &C.. o
inflammation OF same, isimmediately relieved b,
few days use oi this medicine, and are Is 81
ways result Of it's use. II nEds ns
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C GEORGE SKINNER,
ySgSNWQ SADDLE
Uf&2nl1NN&d AND
(||lRNR|B HARNESS MAKER !
XyvDuEB||w KALIDA,
@ Putnam County, Ohio

Orders promptly executed. Saddles, &c., &c.
constantly on hand. July, i848.
LAND WARRAN S.
The subscriber would inform those hold
ing soldiers Land Warrants. that he is nj
ready to aid in locating, and to
locate, the saine,in the counties of Putnam,
Pauldng, Henry and Van Werl, for such as
may desire 10 settle or locate their land in
my Of these counties. The subscriber has
an extensive acquaintance wihtbe country,
is well aware ot the best locations, and
Is confident he could render efficient service
10 those who may engage his assistance.
l.. E. HAWLEY,
SHrreyor Of Putnam County.
KALIDA, Aug. %, l646.
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WILLIAM, DODD, Treasurer.
I'reasurer's Office, Henry County, %.
Napoleon, August 80, l84s. elf
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION

NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified
electors oil Putnam county, in the State Of
Ohio, to moe, al the usual place Of holding
elections in the several townships, on Tues
day, the 10 h day Of October, A. d. lS4s,
and proceed, as the law directs, to cas-, their
votes for one Governor Of the State of Ohio;
and for one Representative in Congress;
one Representative Of the General Assembly
of The State Of Ohio; and also, for one
treasurer, one auditor, two commissioners,
me Prosecuting Attorney, and one Coroner
for the County Of Putnam.
The trustees of the several townships IN
said county of Putnam are hereby nelified
iha, The number of Jurors 10 be by them re-
turned from their respective townships is az
fillows:
Union. ......,.. IL
Ottawa. wa..,...~..-....... ......,...s....-...,.... 10
Blanchard. .......... ..... s.......:..s...... IS
Greensburg .................. .......... 6
Van .........,.......-,....... ........ a
Liberly.... ...........~.......,...... .
RiIev... ...,...................... l3
Jennings. ..y......... 6
Perry. ....l l......
Jackson...s. ......... ........!..... q
Pleasant. .......... ri
Sugar Creek ...........s..s. g.
Total ..-,...,. .,,,.s.-.,, .y...s. 80. Jos
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
Kil.s., ssp,.ns.. IL, lsss. "''E
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Years sasriag, OF physical and mental anguish TO ma
~ an asctonnte WIFE, and peeuniary difficulties 10 the
husband might have been spared-thousnnds now poor
would hive enjoyed thcusands now broken
IN health would have enjoyed ithundrcds now in tleir
graves besn s alive, timely possession Of
Its intended especially for the married os those contem
plating marriage discoses important secrets which
snould be known to them particularly.
Truly knowledge power. It is health, happiness. af
Tho revelations contained In its pnees have proved
bsssng to tousands the inuumerabe letters received
w the author viii nttsst M Aa a Hislft
Here Also every fomae-the wife. the mother, the one
either budding into womanhood or tie one In the decline
or years. IN whom nature contempntes mn important
dIscoverthe cAues, symptoms, and the most
eisnt remedies and most certain mode OF cure, III every
somplsint 70 which her sex is subject. "a sii af
Ls Importance 10 the Married a
NAV he thered from the fact, tnt Travelling AGENTS
make from $50 Ss dny from is sale Htndcds OF nc
tive. cnerptising agents are aceumunting te enmpc
tence from the liberal diseoun allowed, and the greet de-
snd for r. Orders rsquiredto 70 be accompanied with
Copies wiH be sent By mail free Of postage
to the Pwcb1sfr!
Over twenty thousand copies hsve hsen sent by mail
On the receipt OF One Dollar the Married Wsmass Pr
ssfs Medical Comgaaien win he sent maed frce) 10 any
unr OF the United States. Al letters and applications rom
those dssrng become agenis must e pott paid
N. masscssn, Box 1894, New York city Publishing Of
zee, 199 Liberty utrect, New YORK. II
The sMnrried Womans Private Medirnl Companion 10
sid By Booksellers throughout the United States soas
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
\ inv Instance an attachment was this day issued
4 4 by John Kuiny, Justice Of The Peace Of Union
Tc~Rfhp. Ritnam County against the property and Ell
Z 81 : 49, " ~ 9sl.I O. H. RICE.
asps "a. rs 81. 3 ,s ~ 5o3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
cry OF EyANsvILLE:
FRIDAY BOOMING JUNE 9.

"We have been informed by our Post
master that the mail TO Mt. Vernon, and to
Henderson, Ky., now carried by land, has
been discontinued, and will hereafter be trans
mitted By the Packets which leave here on Sun
days, Wednesdays, aud Fridays. This ar
rangement, our worthy Postmaster believes. is
the FIST step towards permanent system Of
river mails. and we hope il may not be long
before the system is perfected. for certainly in
creased facilities OF mail communication i.
much needed by The citizens of this section
By this arrangement our subscribers in the
places named will receive the Journal one anC
two days earlier than heretofore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

The BALTIMORE CoNvENrIoN. There were
some funny scenes enacted IN the Baltimore
Convention-backing and filling by membersin
hopes Of stearing clear of breakers, but running
at last high and dry on the rocks. The fol-
lowing maneuvrring in regard to the admis-
sion OF the BaInburners, is not the least funn,
thing they performed:
Here about an hour was spent in the very
worst kind of confusion. Sometimes half a
dozen 0i points of order were before the chair
at once, Ittook The Chair al least hall an hour
TO explain the precise question before the Con
v-ntion. He finally declared that the question
was on the motion of Mr.. BARLEY 10 admit
both delegations (72) TO seats with power 10
cast 80 Votes.
The vote in favor of theprevious question
being finally taken was carried in the aftirma
tive by POI yeas to Sc nays.
After some more confusion the vote was
taken on admitting both del-gations--sev-
eral of the delegations retired to consult.
| All having voted but Virginia and Penn
sylvania, long pause ensurd; the votes
without these two States, standing, yeays lOe
nays SO.
Virginia then came in and announced he,
vote Ii yeas. This caused great applause, a,
the end OF which she corrected her vote 10 nav
rhis summoned up enthusiasm on the op
poslte side. The vote now stood l08 yeas e
ll6 nays.
| Pennsylvania seemed slow in voting, and
there was great excitement.
| Pennsylvania then announced her vote l!
yeas, nays. This decided the question by
vote OF l27 to l22, and was received will
cheers. The list was then read over to SET
if all was correct before the President an
lnOunced II.
J Vermont, which it first cast. 6 yeas, how
corrected hep vote 10 yeas, nay, This elicit
led cheers, and brought the vote down l26 L
l24. being only 2 majority.
The scene here became intensely exciting
) when delegate from Ohio rose and said ther
was one vote wanting in his State, and he wist
led TO be allowed to fill it.
The President at first decided that the dele
gate had no right TO vote, but afterward conct
drd that he might. This made the vote sian
yeas l26. NAYS l25.
1t was now reduced 10 q nice distinction
when one man turning would change The rt
suit: and in the midst of much excitement on
T of the delegates from Rhode Island rose and sai
A that this State had voted 2 TO g. One of tn
members was in Washington II his vote
substracted, it would stand yea TO 2 nays
This would have made il tie, and of cours
" the amendment would have been LOST
The vote, hwever, was finally made to stan
: y 10 9.
J. Here there was movement In the Texs
Delegation about changing one Of her vote
! but after much excitement and confusion, 81
4 concluded TO remain she was, a in the aft
il native. The Chair now announced the vot
Il &c to l25. After some cheers, yslls al
y great confusion, an adjournment was carrie
i liiIl 9 o'clock, to morrow morning.
= RICHELIEU.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

Is upon The basis of that representation, and
her slave representation, that, with the two
thirds rule in requisition, she is able to CON-
mani the free States to her purposes--to make
Presidents and make was,--to annex foreign
territories and claim the monstrous privilege,
in this the very holyday of liberty, of covering
them with slaves.
This, then, is the Southern system. II is q
system, however, which could not exist--no,
not for moment-wcre it not. with the con-
niyance and aid of the free states themselves.
The two-thirds rule is passed-and it may be
refused-by majority vote! How, then.
does it exist, and why is it permitted to be
employed? Go ask the Dough-faces! the Cas-
ses, the Buchanans, the Dallasses, the Wood
bury's and their servile adherents, who sell
the birthight Of freedom for the pottage Of the
spoils of Office. Ask them, why they, in the
name Of the democracy, are renegades 10 de-
mocracy; and. with the flag of patriotism fy-
ing above them, are so willing always to sac
rifce the best interests of the free States. and
for the two interests are identical--of their
country? When the dough-faces are driven to
their cells of shame--driven with ignomipy
from the councils of the freemen whom they
brtray-we shall have no more of the two
thirds rule or of the Southern system.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

.Nuo IS 10, the Ure Ioun,e2 SAID ne; .sne
sails this aiterDoon.'
H-I-Ir cried they with one voice.
sAvas,. brothers! VINO are you with The
game legf'
q have only little GOODNESS with the gov
eminent just now
You are a desererT
Yes, Capt. Grenoulle.'
'Nolhing moref'
sNoihing more at present.
'There are TORY francs; snip youself at
once. And you with the plaster ON your
eyer
sTbe police are such ugly fellows, hate
TO look at them
You are an escaped prisoner?
Yes. Cap,ain.'
sYou belong to the Grenouille. And you
with the down-look.'
sIt was in The purser's department Of
government ship, and The rascals accused
me-
we shall hear the story again. You are
now IN the purser's department % Inc Ure-
nouiIe; hui mind this, brother, that Inc nfss
CIPHER you iura into nine, by putting tan
TO il, shall take of your head from your
shoulders. and 50 make cipher Of you! -
This authentic sally was received with
roar oil laughter VIII Oh made The glasses J'n-
| gle; and, IN fine, by the time Captain Gsen-
guile had made the tour of the iaverns. q
crew was collected which comprised, the
choicest ruffians Of the place.
That afternoon the whole population ran
along the rocks 10 see the Grenouille leave
the harbor. The sight was worth The irou-
BILE; as she got out into rough water, she ap-
pea red 10 pass between two seas, like wea-'
ver's shuttle between The threads. Nothing
was visible but the mighty sail flying IFS g-
ganlic shadow upon the wafer, and the legs
OF The crew, who were squaited lisilessly at
the PORTFOLIOS, leaning their chins on the
breaches of The guns. and smoking with i'm
pururbabIe gravity The afternoon The Gre
nouile returned into the haibor, towing after
her an English brig loaded with sugar and to-
ba~co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

DEcLEssIoS OF Col. JoHNsoS.-We are III
debted to an esteemed friend, says the Louis
vile Courier, for copy of the correspondence
which passed between a committee appoint
ed by meeting of the Locofocos of Kenton
county, and Col. 4. NJ. Johnson. The CON-
aittee after paying the Colonel some hand
some compliments, earnestly request him to
withdraw his name from the canvass, and leave
the track free for MIR. Powell. The COL reptile,
at considerable length, going into the details
Of the merits Of his case. We have only room
this morning for the concluding paragraph o
his letter. 1t is as follows:
In accordance with your wishes, then, so kind
ly expressed. and in opposition to the wishe
of great majority OF my friends, retire iron
the canvass believing. as do. that it woulC
be disastrous TO our party, and having no per
sononal ambition to crafty. independent o
success 10 ourc cause, no time or money TO waste
in a contest, without hope of benefit TO any
having exposed The fraud committed upon TIT
Convention and the people; heartily approx
ing and cordially endorsing the selection o
those distinguished statemen and patriots
GEN. CASS and GEN: BUTLER, a can /.
date for he Office of President and Vice Pres
ident, and wishing TO do nothing to jeopardiz
the success of that ticket, but on the contrary
ardently DESIRING TO be placed in position
that would enable me TO rally the updivide
Democracy 10 its support, and thus aid, by m
. humble influence, in securing its triumphar
SUCCESS, ] make no sacrifice, personally, in CON
plying with your expressed wishes, that
should Withdraw from the canvass, in ordt
= that you may be enabled TO unite. without n
.gret. with your fellow-citizens in other Po
iions Of the State, in support nf l.. w. Powell
ESQ.,, for the Office of Governor Of the Con
monweaitii Of Kentucky.
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Sherifs, Sale.


QY virtue OF two writs of Fierefacias against Pc.
ID ter Cute issued out of the office of the Clerk Of
the Vanderburg Circui; Court, the one in favor OF
Jacob Guseer and the other in favor OF Conrad Liden
dale. / will on the 30th day of June, A. ID. 1s4s, at
the door OF the Court House in the city of Evansville,
between 10 o'clock A. NJ Z. and O'Clock p. NJ. Of
said day. expose to sale public auction and outcy
first, the rents issues and profits, for the term of sew
en- years. of the following described real in the
city Of Evansville, TO wit Lot No. To- in Block No.
81, in the Eastern Enlargement of said city, and
bounded as follows, commencing on Main street at
the South West of said lot thence along Main
street in Northeastery direction onefouith Of the
breadth OF said lot, thence by line running at right
angles with Main street through said lot to the alley
thence, South west along the alley the North west
corner of said lot thence along the line dividing lots
No. 10 and Main street the place oil beginning,
and should person offer or bid for said rents.
sues or profits sufficient 10 satisfy said execu-
ton, and Ghosts will the time and place pro
coed to cell public auction and outcry the fee sim
pie OF said above described premises to satisfy said
writ, and interests and costs due thereon
JOHN ECHOLS. S. VIC.
je 7-pf 50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

OrA son of MIR. Vansant, Of Cincinnati,
(says the Tin,es,) about 10 years of age, living
near the four-mile house, on the Chevoit road,
fell from cherry tree, and broke his neck, on
Friday. Circumstances render his death pc
culisrly melancholy. A number of little girls
aud boys had visited him to enjoy holiday
and he had assembled the tree to pluck cherries
for them. A deep gloom was cast over tn,
hopes Of the parents and the JOY Of the little
party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
SllpriGS, Sale.

PY virtue of writ of Alias vinditioni exponas
ID against Friedrich Householder and William
Householder issued out of the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Vanderburgh Circuit Courtp in favor of Asa d.
Bement, will on Saturday, the oath of June A. D..
1913 the door of the Court House in the city Of
Evansville between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p M of said day expose to sale atpub.
lie auction and outcry, first the rents issues and prof
its for the term OF seven years, of the following de-
range II west, in the County of Marlborough, and
State of Indiana and should person offer or bid for
said rents issues. profits, sufficient osatisfy
said writ, and interest and costs, will at the SANS
time and place proceed sell at public auction and
outcry the fee simple of said above described real es
tate to satisfy said writ, with the interest and cos.s
are thereon. JOHNEGHoLS, s. v. C.:
lie l-p 20.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

POPULARITY OF TIE VIscENNEs SuN.-Wr
see that out in Illinois some where, before the
news oil the democratic nomination was receiv-
ed, the suspense of the citizens becoming in
suppoftable, II was agreed that an Extra should
be issued to allay anxiety. They accordingly
proceeded-a slip was TO be issued heralding
forth the names OF Sam Houston for President
and LEVI WOODBURY. for Vice President. But
something was nececessary TO give the story
plauslbllity, when il was determined unanl
Inously that it should purport To have been is
sued from our office. The dose was concocted
and from the high authority of its endorss ment
was very easily taken. Thus the public mind
was soolhed and pacified by this story till rous-
ed to enthusiasm BY the brighter glory Of re-
atty
What is strange, also, our friend Burtch in
forms us that while in Evansville, the same
game was played, and he observed slips endors-
ed Sun Office, Vinccnnes,' currently passing
from hand 10 hand, aud confidently believed,
representing that some other two had Deen the
choice of the Baltimore convention We are
inclined TO hold friend CHANDLER Of the Jour
ssGL responsible for this fabrication.- Vincenne
Sun.
We hope Sunny you won't do any anything
80 desperate as that. We certainly don't wan
TO be held responsible for the oversight of you
friends in the Conventions; yet we believe
Mr.. Woodbury. and Pitcher, or Pillow, hs
been the nominees, your chances OF success
would have been better.-as it is you are
"beaten community and no mistake But don
lose your temper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

1The Commercial is in bad humor
again, because the Journal and Democrat
thought proper TO issue extras on yesterday
morning. containing news relating to several
matters of interest. The Commercial says he
published the news. contained in these extras.
on last Tuesday, yet the Commercial Of last
evening, under the head where he places
the latest intelligence, he copies our extra en-
tire, except the caption! Smart chap that
Foo him indeed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

During The storm at ST. Louis. on the
I'd inst, the steamer illinois was struck b.
lightning, The electric fuid tore Of some 81
the ciests on the hurricane deck towards the
slern Of the boat, but did no other damage. 1t
was conducted from the boat by piece Of iron
attached 10 the stove-pipe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

0TThe work on our wharfis going on fine
ly. Mr.. Ross has returned and placed large
number OF hands at work, and very soon our
business men on Water street will have to find
other locations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09
LATE ARRIVAL.

lust received per steamer Grey Eagle and Tor sale
j low
so dog Hemp Bedcords. Nos. and 2.
a. do Plowines,
10 Reels do Bedcords
40 Reams Wrapping Paper.
, hf. Chests Imperial Tea,
IL bbls eide Vinegar
- bales Cotton Batting
Cask French Brandy
10 boxes Star Candies
I'D do Summer mould Candlcs
cask Hardware
! do Japan Ware
$50 bbls old Cincinnati Whiskey
NAV 80 GEO. VENNEMAN & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

OTTwo thousand four hundredand seventy
one emigrants arrived at Boston during las
week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

"a tate.-By virtue of an order OF the Probate
Court of Vanderburgh County, made OF the May term,
l64S, of said Court, will on the 24th day OF June.
l64S between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
clock NJ of said day the door of the Court House
in the City OF Evansville, offer public auction the
following described tracts of land being the land that
Samuel G. Meloon late of said County, died seized,
namely the south west half lot number POS, in the
Donation Enlargement the City OF Evansville, for.
ty acres the south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section number twenty one, in Township
number six, south of range number ten west, and
ten in the north corner of the east half of
the South quarter of section number eighteen in
Township number six, south of range number nine
west.
Also-Thc following tracts OF land subject TO tho
life estate of the widow, the same being ~ by
the Probate Court, of Vanderburgh County, for her
DOVER namely, 40 acres the south east quarter the
south quarter OF section number twenty -four IN
Township number six, south of range number ten
west and thirty the north end ofthe
east quarter OF the north quarter objections
Der twenty-five, in Township number six, sautL OF
range number ten west, ALI Eanderburgh County,
Indiana. - -.'-f.r 80
Terms OF SALE--One third of the purchase money
in cash. one third in six one third in twelve months
from the day ofsale, by the purchasers giving thsir
notes with approved security wsivng all benett from
valuation and appraisement laws
may 25 JAMES T. WALKER, Admit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

CTThe small pox, introduced from Boston,
is prevailing to an alarming extentinSt. JOHNS
New Brunswick.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

CT The congregation Of Grace church.
New York. contributed 628 so 10 the family
Of George Kerr, lately killeds fire in New
York, - 4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-09

The Fly IN THE WHEAT,-The papers in the
eastern counties of Pennsylvania. speak of in
jurics done to the Wheat crop by the fly.