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New YoRx.--rhe democratic general
committee Of The city o. New York, Ia large
majority Of which, we believe, are barnburn.
ers,--has passed resolutions by vote Of
"a to l2 protesting against the action of the
national convention in regard to the New
York delegations, but approving the nomina-
tions Of Generals O1 and BUILER and call.
ing mass meeting al the Park, ON the l2h
instant, to ratify the sanle, and open the
same aud open the campaign. rhi. argii@.
well for a. union of our forces in that state
upon the Presidential ticket, though, as W.
understand, seperate organizations will prob.
ably kept up in ,he Stale elgcliona-- CiHciu-
nai EMMirer.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
EXECUTION.

G. IT. Rice, admnistraiorof |
F. q. Fitch. decreased, vvrc,,rtox
$1,000 NN~-''
William Phillips. =,
DY virtue OF writ Of execution directed, hsus
ID the Court ofCommon pleas Of Putnam county. Ohio
will offer For sne at door of the Court house In Kali.
dn tue I'll dny OF July ls4s etween the hours len
o'clock A. M and o'clock, P. M the following descri
he'd real estate, 10 wit:
Tho south half Of Tn.ot number twenty. In.lot
number one hundred. ln.lot number iyone, and Outlet
number foryegh Oht.loi numler ortyeglt TO lie sold
subject to former levy and apprasement In favor ofWi.
lpm Arnold All being lii the town Of Kalda, Putnam
county Ohio.
Taken in execution the property Of wilism Pl ps
tie ,uit Of c. H. Rice, sdminstrhte Of g. Fitch de-
ROBERT DotGLAss. Sheriff.
sHERiYrs oYrcE, =
Kalida June 10th, A. D. l64e. s7Ss
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that petition will be preseH-
ted TO the Trustees Of O.towa township, Put
nam county. Ohio. at their meeting on the 18th
Of July, 1913, to lay out and establish new
township road, beginning on the south east cor.
ner of the north west quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section seventeen in township ons
north cf range seven east, thence eighty rods
more or less to intersect the county rond which
leads along the norh and south centre line Of said
section. MANY PETITIONERS.
June II. l848. 379ds
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Or F. II. HAMILTON, formerly book
keeper for D. GLENN, g. Co. al Cleveland,
and recently cashier Of the branch Of tln'
state bank Of Akron, has lately made him.
sell scarce in those parts. A bag Of gold
containing $4,000 is missing from lne yaalls
Of the bank. How mech ,Rore has been
D ckettd upon time drafts is not known.
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Ry As the Constitution Of North Carroll.
na now stands. no man unless he owns fifty
acres Of land, is allowed toyote for me,. bcrs
Of the Sehale, no matter wna: his wealth may
be, nor how much capital he may have III
vested in trade or in productive SUCK
Il is a wing Stase..
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o. Gen. Cass was born in 1852. When
bu, sixteen years Of age, he removed with
his father, 10 the Sale Of Ohio. Yet u e
Federals,s aver iha, the particular time when
he manifested his disposition for Federal
ism. was some time before he came 10 this
State. At the time black cuckades Were.
wcrn, the general was bu, sixteen years old.
Lima Argus.
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e1r The Chasleslon, South Carolina Mer-
curry denounc.s the action Of the na,loiiai
con, ,ention, and repudIales the acts Of the
delegate who presented that State. JOHN
e. CALH uN must have another fare up IN
his little nation.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

Or Col. A. w. DoMPuAN has declinco
serving ON the whig ELECTORAL ticket OF Mis-
souri, aud Withdrawn his connex ON with that
party. l,b bs
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A Congtess OF hatlnns vii. assemble this
summer at lima, in SU,hh Amer ca. 1t viii
be composed ofrepresentativ,s from the Re-
publics Of Ch'll, Bolivia, Peru, Equ.dors ano
New Granada,
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BURNINo CT THE CLERK viLLR.-The
details, by the papers, Of The burning Of the
steamer CldrkspiIle, contain very little more
than our two ielegraphic despaicaes. The
IRE was frs, descovered while near Ozark
Island, some Six miles from Napoleon. |,
commenced Immediately above tho bolors,
and under the social hall, but how it origina.
ted is not known. The p'lo, ran the boa, al
once upon the Island. All the cabin passen.
gers, as far as could be ascertaiued,
were saved; Of the deck passengers two la
dies and an infaRt ch ID were lost. OF tie
crew, the second steward and six fremen,
all colored, were lost; als,s a negro man, his
wife and four children, servants Of a Mr.,
RussfEI,-.a tnalc servant Of GOV. Po N sEx.
TER, and female servant of Nj. .SAFFaRAss
One Of the boilors burst, and ,hree kegs Of
powder exploded Immediately after the boa,
struck the shore, Gov. Poinde' ter was slight.
|ly and his lady very severely injured by
these explosions. Several others were
slightly hurt.
Captain IL tMEs, Of the vessel, displayed
great co0ihess and courage, and saved many
lives by his pronpii'ude. Where or in what
manner he me. his death is not known
When last seen he was in the act OF leap:n..,
weak and strangled / the SIM ke, from The
upper guard. He had succeeded in getting
every one out Of the ladies' cabin, and seal
ed the performance Of duty with his life
The passengers lost all their baggage; the
pnpers and money Of the boat were saved.--
Ciacianati Enquirer.
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The Bhffalo ppeIs cht6niele as ''some.
thing new" the arrival at>thst p6ft 81 N. o.
sugar and molsssss via tlis Illinois aud
Michigan CaAal aud the Upper Lakes.
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X Aid A H q Il Il L.
IA EES HI. VAIL

Ax TVAS tsken the VIII known and
@WH It'll commodtous Tavern Stand fern.
Miil erly occupied b. T. r. Mcclure.
Tue House has been thoroughly. rcPnired
this fall, and is now well fitted 30 the
accommodation OF the travelling community
J.H. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and dattendance equal to those Of any
iio, Sc in this part ii Ohio. Histaole will bewelI
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be ftuud reasonably
w to suit the times Hehas also large and good
s.abling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
h eeomfort and convenience OF his guests.
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EscAfxgS PRlsiehIRs. While the she rid
of Sandusky county, and his family were ab'
sen, q few days since ''seeing the elephant.s
al the prisonsys IN the jail escaped.
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Elon Fsrnswor,h of Detroit, will be ap
pointed, i, is said, from Michigan, To suppl,
ihe vacancy in The Uni,ed States Sena,e &C.
casioned by the resignaiionof Gen. Cass.
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Col. Cbilds, the defender Of Puebla, has
BEEN brevetted B,igadier General, for gal
liant Conduct.
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Il 10 stated that the Hon. john ]. Critten.
den, Senator from Kentucky. viii resign his
place 10 tho U. s. Senatc in q few days.
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AuDiroR's OFFICE. Putnam tounik. 6hIo,i
KALIDA, June II, I84B
I. NAHUM SMITH, Audi.orin and f6i said Sesn.
~ do hereby certify that the foregoing il 4 cor.
rect exhibit OF the Receipts and Expenditures fer
said county for the year ending June 5. i64B.
NAHUM SMITH, .audiior.
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Total smourt of ccrniy Def hsrin. es "
cludipg interss, on ihe 1th dny of q
June, '47, ,e62 ~
From which deduct balance Of
Also sm.pd Building fund ~. .os3 78-e.os7 o.
------s
Total smsunt Of County Debts, nor in-
eludinv interest. on the 9Th day of
June, l84B. 6.6Id 90
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. II
AIT tha. April term Of the court Of comTioa
m Pleas of puinar county. Ohio, Henry Com
er was appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Moraan finrshman, late Of said county, and has
been qualified to act rs such according to Law. 4
HENRY, CONFER, Admit.
June IL, 48. CIV
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Back WAriR.--rhe organ of the Order
and Dccency party in New.Hampshire, edit
ed by their Federal Secretary Of State, held
this language in regard to Gen. Taylor, six
mon,hs ago;
"HE RAISES BABIES F,R THE MARKET, and
makes m, ,ichandize oi tbs fellow men.
"liE HAS 4 HUNDRED MOT HERS, WITH
on WITHOUT THEIR BABIES, In The SHAM
BLES!
"ilE FURNISHES REOLE VIRGINS
FOR THE HILLS OF NEW ORLEANS.
and RIOTS On THE RUIN or SOULS,
for whom tho Man Of sorrows d edr'
We eg iha.ibe Wings won'. take that as
personal 10 their candidate. ll'sonly u it'll,
love token frum ont of the brethren.
The Dough-taces are in q muss, They
must back water---eat their own words, and
d.. their best for Taylor. I's an awful pickle
they re in a, best. Lima Argus.
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By order n lhe county ConimIssionSrslI' n
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OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
PUTNAM COUNTY. OHIO. FOR THE

Total OF bills auGited and orders issued 3,457 08
-
Statement Of the condition Of the Tressury on We
sth day Of June. l848.
-, Doll. cs..
1919, $500 81
Total amount Of bills audited and orders
issasd, a,4sr es
. Bal. ofyec 'pts ever bills audited &c. SAB %
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According previous notice, the democracy of Berrys
district e. Montgomery county, met at Coesvlle on Satu;
by calling William vadenar, esq, TO the chair and the
appointment OF George Spencer secretary The OBJ
chairman, on motion Of H. o. Higgans, esq, five gentle.
men were appointed, viz: H. 0, Higgans. 0sbun Craw-
ford, Col; 2; H. Worhington, Augustus w, Farr. and
gentlemen suitable delegates to the county conver-
ton to be holden at Rockville the Goth instant to
esn % r s as S,on ea
VIM. S. Wilson, Thomas Rowland. T. L. F.. Higgans.
Dorsey Berry, Thomas Connelley. John H. Culver, H.
Geo. d. Spencer addressed the meeting, giving cor
rect history of the two parties dividing the country,
and held TO public inspection the aboltonism OF the
ing preamble. and resolutions Mr.. s. was followed by
Col q a. WoIthington with point and eoquence Mi.
ed wh e
Whereupon the preamble and resolutions offered by Mr.
s. were adopted:
vention from this congressional district of Maryland of
which the county Of Montgomery forms portion, has
part Induced to take by the decision Of the
convention clearly indicating by said letter that he is in
ncnt OF Martin Van buren,. VINO has arrayed himself
against the nomination Of Gov Lewis Cas President
Reoiued That portion of the people of Montgomery
Blair IL his partially for MI. Van buren, N''N'
Rs.stvta That Nj Blair By al. meeting onsrsted
and Butler and by this meeting further requested
his vote, guided by his feelings for Mr.. Van Buren,
solDed That, he sought the Office OF delegate, he
should not be permitted betray the democracy of this
district and we respectfully the cooperation of all
the counties in the district in withdrawing confidence
from +. p Blair, delegate the Baltimore Convention
Resoiued, That Mr.. Van Buren, has Withdrawn from
the support of the democratic rule of and at
temPts by said opposition destroy the usefulness unity
OF the party, that we, the people of Montgomery county,
have confidence in ham, in the position assumed
by him before the country
Resolved That we have no confidence in those who
vote puncio" votes and cordial and freewll offer
lngs to the cause OF democracy.
Resolved, That the nominations Of Gov. Lewis Cass for
President and Gen. VIM U. Butler for Vice President
honorable means will be used to those disn-
gushed men the majority OF the voters OF Montgomery
county.
Resolved That he oho fhers exponent
OF our political principles therefore, Mr. Blair having his
Feelings" enlisted for Mr.. Van Buren, be consid
cred embodying tire of the democracy Mary
land. III
The following resolution offered by Thomas Con-
nelly, esq, and unanimously adopted
Resoped That the proceedings of this meeting properly
atesed by the officers be prepared and that the Union of
Washington, and the democratic papers OF Maryland be
requested to publish the same
The meeting characterized by much enthusiasm,
and all seemed pleased with the cheering prospect of sue
and then adjourned with three cheers for Cass and
Butler the true democratic nominees of the Baltimore
Convention.
WILLIAM VALDENAR Chairman.
Gro d. SPENCER. Secretary
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The "United states Fiscal Department." q volumes
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IOR impartiug information the subject of Inventions
Il and the application of chemical and mechanical SCI
10 the arts agriculture, manufactures, and mines, and
for procuring and defending patents in the United States
and in foreign countries,
Professor WALrKn r. JOHNSON late of Philadelphia and
a. c. RoBsrss, of Washington city, Ito be aided BY HAz
KNOWLES, ESQ.,, late machinist OF the United States
Patent Oce have associated themselves together for the
OF the above branches Of professional business
either in their office the Patent Office before the
courts and will devote their undivided attention for
wardng the interests of inventors others who may con-
suit thein place business in their hands Mr. Knowlc.
has for the past twelve years ed the pos, of machns
tho United States Patent Office and resigns that situation
order take part in the undertaking. His tai
and peculiar fitness for the important office 90 long
filled by him, have been fully recognised by
wherever tho Office itself is known.
The office Messrs. j. 81 r. is on street, opposite the
Patent Office Washington, d. O., where communications
(posf PAID will be promptly attended to; examinations
made drawings specifications, and all requisite papers
prepared, and models procured when desired
bic terms Letters of inquiry, expected bo answered nf
examinations had, must be accompanied by lee oil
five dollars
In the duties their office which pertain the paten,
laws, Messs j. X. will be assisted by legal geneman
Of the highest professional charnctc and fully conversan,
with mechanics and other scientific SUBJECTS
WAsHINeroN, d. c., Jsnc l, lS46
June 3-la w3mdtkcp
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LIOK REHT.-The upper dwelling part OF that large
building, situated at the corner of 7th street wet and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the Of Shuste Co.
and Messrs Hall ~ Brother at present occupied by Mrs
McCormick as The house contains TWEEN
good rooms GALL but three fronting 7th and the
avenue Kitchen and cellar, with large woodhouse and
YARD atached-ai in good repair The comfort and con-
vcnence OF the house, the valuable and central location,
and the low rent make of the desirable board
to be had in the city, Posse ssion given the
LIST day OF October next For TERMS apply to
=. ANNE r. DERMOTT,
aug Z4-eodu Residing in tho house.
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49, ~. aI.sv. ned i'm one minute b,
wHEELERs TEABEkkY TOOTH wAS ,. en hs S sss
sd e ~ rely s%ess and they By hi
tooth wash IN psIec. health a,'o kssps ,h puri,yo
gums whore have existed entirely cnrs' soa anes
and keeps the teeth, gums and mouth SO ed-a'
ways pleasant. ana ~ pe',s'' s',,1 % r 'n1 vo
iEoi iMoNih-S iN 10 rh'o -
y This j. 70 certify That nay ,ss p nss ,Sss fea
article having proved beneficial to my tech
and gums. JACOB LElDf.
Having used .a as .Ss @ & FL use @
gums were OF order thathe lower teeth could
laid baes few applications n' i 20 se p%be r
general very ecscious and the best article haze eve
used. PEN. U. MlIOhEAL'
EDITORIAL. a.
We strongly recommend persons who suter WIN tootn
ache sWheeleIs Iesberry Tooth and ,pssd
ily cured both, impessng with the conviction ina.
ought to be universally sn we know U ,hs our eI
toal friends Washington and Nashville say that Il is
being decidedly the bes, dence in Such nndoub,-
ed evidences Of its exeeence lead Us 70 say those VINO
al onco--s. ob,ainsd at No lss Che smut street;
lSp'r'f o. hs IaA"es'
Ts1berry fooH Wast by my family, and every person to
whom we have its use, also by the wokmen
employed by me, by It's Immediately ana eiscsua s o
disease that l, with this certificate earnestly
its use persons generally certain remedy and plea
ah' svss me great pleasure to say M the alienation
Usual pain and difficulty Of tee.hng that IN the case
ofmy child although othet pfepaiahIons, d ,bn,
sdered u:efa were without mucn oenens u &C., i'm,
phsers 1eaoerry ioothcdsa o. v If nv
child while teethgj and it did alleviate all pain and
eyer very osmencl "a c anr XIII tes.hnv
n d. LAwhENoI' "ii"oi ''' ma
EDiTO It;aaI e., >, r,nv ,oo,bacbs to
give general satisfaction to tnose VINO use !.
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MADAM A. II. Buj.c's French aud Rnglish Academy

NTADAM A. II. Bujac's French aud Engiish Aadenny
w ner Young Ladies' No. II, Asquith street, late Nc
Elderry's mansion Baltimore. duties of this Acnd
envy will be resumed the first Monday in September
(the 4tb,) odN sfaa - =
The French being the medium OF in the
family, peculiar advantages offered all for thorough
and prompt knowledge Of this language; the time
great and 10 paid and un
desandng OF the English and Latin, by the assistance
the best and most competent teachers.
For further particulars and terms information may be
Obtained by addressing through the post office, postpaid
August 9-eo2wSk2aw3w M ...Il..-
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELLS PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
Il at the breech on the principle, as regards setting
being that the load required three inches to
its instead of the entire length OF (may be) moist
barrel the mechanical embodes the best scien
c principles for this purpose, and enables person TO
load and fire the the rate OF three hundred times per
hours and keep gun clean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder well, which, with the accu
fit of the ball, enables il also TO shoot with unusual
power and precision
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warkc purposes.
They made order either in musket rifle, carbine,
and shotgun form, and delivered to governments ndivd
uals organized bodies OF whose purposes not
at variance with the institutions laws of the United
States
VIM. w. HUBBELL,
Aug lift Patentee, Philadeph
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Leading OF I74. 155.44 acros OF Chiokasaw School
Lands.
TN conformity with of the legislature OF the State
ing Chckasaw school lands approved the 2 Feb.
ruary, A. d. l8lS shall proceed Offer said lands as
hereinafter designated eat public auction the highest
bidder, for gold silver, at the minimum price of
lessee, heirs assigns forever in
Monday of December, A. d. 04S in quarter Sec
ons the same have been surveyed and subdvided
the lowest number frstsad leasing continue from day
day Sundays exceped) until the whole of said lands
shall be offered for lease, to wit:
In the county of TaAahatchie
Townships Is and rs, Orange west
Township 25, Of range 2 west
rs, of range cast
Containing in all about 10. 2l7. IS acres
IN the county Of panoia.
Townships q and %, of range east
IS n, Of range east
Containing in all about 7,OO8.79 acres
In the county of Bolivar.
Townships Is and 26, of range west
Il and rs, OF range west
Il and "a of range west
"a and 25 of range west
Containing in all about 23,6467s acres
In the coSwty of Coahona.
Townships 2, 2, and q, Of range ives,
s, q, q, IS q. and 3d. Of range 4S ives,
:. 2 2s III =, and O. Of Of range range ! west
Containing in all about l2I, 42ls 81 acres
In the county Of Leake.
Townships and 10 north, OF range east
Containing in all about 2,32J 80 acres
detailed list of said lands will be found posted at the
door of the court houses respectively of the counties
which said lands situated, and be hal by appca
ton to the Secretary Of State And all those who by said
they avail themselves of the provisions thereof before the
day Of leasing they will forfeit the SANE MY,r, sr.us
Secretary OF State.
jackson. May IL, 1913. May 25-lawtlstDcp