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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
SUPREME COURT-City and County

~ IREME. tOt IL lily dhu tOuIty
~ of New-York Henry Robinson and William III Par
sons Plaintiffs against Leopold Hrz, Defendant-Sum-
mons Money Demand on Contract. S3i8 3-fo the DE-
PENDANT You are hereby summoned and required % an
IN thiSacOn which on the thlrtleth
day of MAY 1851 fled the Office Of the Clerk OF TINS
Court AT the City OF New York, and 70 serve copy 81
your answer 20 the sad complaint on the subscribers az
their Office NJ % Wailst. IN the City OF New-lork
within twenty DAYS the hereof usye " the
tay of such and nl 10 answer the sad com
paiut within the aforesaid, the plaintiffs IN TINS action
Will take judgment against yon for the sum of Three nun
dred and forv-esht dollars and y-our cents, with IN,
terest from the thirteenth day II Nav one thosana
eight hundred and fifty besides the cost OF Tins acton
Dated New York. Ma 90 1881. -
McCUNN MONCRIEF.
VIA ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs. % Wall st.
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~ II Is expected that the conservation OF
Rev Dr. WILLIAMS, as Assistant Bishop Of the Epis
copal Church in the Diocese OF Connecticut witake
place about the lst OF October next.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
SUPREME COURT-Cornelia Bing

Sham against George + Sharp. Summons for relief To
GEORGE SHARP. the above named defendant YOU
are hereby summoned and required 10 answer the compliant
tins action. which this da fled IN the Office Of the
Clerk OF the City and County OF New-iork, az the Cy
Hall the said CITY and 70 copy OF y0ur answer o
complaint the subscriber, az hs o'hce. No %
Fulton 81 N the CITY of NewYogk, within twenty days
after the ot tins summons On yOu exclusive pi te
day Of such and II you fail 20 answer the sad com
plant within the tine aturesald the plaintiff IN ths acton
will apply the C0uit for the relief demanded n me COM
plant Dated Aprl 50, 1851 A. WIGHT, Plaintiffs A.
tomev No CO Fulton-st Now York my26 law5wM
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Murderer 70 he Hung.

KENosHA SATURDAY., July l2.
John McGraferry convicted of the murder of his
wife has been sentenced to be hung here the 2st
OF August next.
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SUPREME COURT.-Clty and Count

SUPREME COURT.-City and County
- # New-York-vALENTINE MOTT agt JOHN,
STON b. CLARK, and CECILIA his VIE, ana Ann
FAICKNFI -- summons % tle Dele endauls fO1 arr
hereby summoned and required 1answer Tie Compliant III
It's acton ac u filed II the -ce oi the Clelk y me
Cit and County Of Newly ark on the 5th day OF me-
1851 and copy u yOlI answer 10 ne ssi c.
plant on the Subscriber AZ h ofce, 90 Nasans n the
ilty OF ok within twenty days after lhe service o
th Summons exclusive Of tle das u such setvTs
aud # YOU fll 20 answer tue sad Compliant "th.h .Ie
time aforesaid the AM Il IN his action val spp, - lS
Court foI the relief demanded IN tEe ON
Nssg-York June 5. iG5l.-rO the defendant JOHNSlCN
CLARK HENRY \. MOTT, Attornty tlr PlL9t,n
- S1-SaNs. jeiG law6wM
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SUPREME COURT, City and County

ST PKFME IUI NJ NIJY anu NVuHIy
bNof New-York William p. Warmer and Francis
Fisher against Leopold Hrz-SoulnoRs FOR money demand
on contract. TO! LEOPOLD HlRZ. the defendant You
are hereby summoned md required 10 answer the
IN tins action winch VIII ne MED the office Of the Clerk
uf tie Nv and Count Of New York. a the City Hal, IN
said Nv IN the l4th day of June 1851 and copy
of vour answer % the sad complaint the subscriber.
ri In, Office IN No thlrtv-0ue, m Hallst. sad Cry
within twenty days after the service 0f tins summons YOU.
exclusive Of the dav ~ such and q, fan 10
answer the said CON plant within the aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action VIII take judgment against you f
the sun If two hupdred and seventy fonr dollaIs
cents with interest from the eighteenth day ot May,
tlound eight hundred and tyone besides the costs OF
this action.-Dafed Nav yls', 1871.
,.fl faUb,. Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
- The application II Tie Mayor Aldermen and Com
o., ay ol The City Of NowYork. relative the OPEN
ING # ONE HI NDRED and TWENTY FIFTH
SifIEI, Fl EIshth- l. the BlOocn gdle Road,
II the City Of NewIoEk Public Notice hereby given
by the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonafy of the CtyoI
ok, pg.S ant 10 stat Il IN such made and
vded, that the sand the Mayor Aldermen and CommSnaty
Of the Cry OF New YORK INTEND - make application the
SupTene Court Of the STATE Of NewInrk az Special
Term the sad Court 10 be held the City Hall Of the
City New York SATURDAY the 18th day Of JUly 1851
AZ he opening II the Court that day there
after Counsel he heard .or the appointment Of Com
mssuners Of Estimate and Assessment m the above e-
titled matter that the nature and Of the Improve
men Is the Opening Of l25A-sree from Eghthay enue
the BloOmin gSe Road land upon the map OF Dlan 4
the City OF New York, by virtue an Act entitled An
relative 70 improvements touching the LAYING Of
Streets and Roads the CIty OF Newly and other
purposes passed Aprl 3 1877 Dated New York June H.
1851 HENRY +. DAVIES.
i.20 to he
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Z for and the value thereof lheIsin .1sIesscs'
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight OF passage aplIy 10 LDWAKpK Il CULLLLNS
srpool; T.. G. ROBERTS CO, l3 Kings Arms Yard
London Boulevard Nontmartre, Paris
After the ist of Apnl ney the rate Of freight by the
above steamers Liverpool will be materially reduced
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

~ County Of New -York-Sewart Marsh and Aexan-
der Freal against william Snow wh0oz.-Sunln1is ilr
money demand cuntract-IO WILLIAM b SNOW
HOOK You are hereby summoned and required = an
swer the complaint m this action which filed IN the
the Clerk of the Cy and County ot New-NorN. at
the City Han sad City the I'd day oI March, 8)l
and to the slii compliant On
the Subscriber my Office No 10 Wast IN the CITY ct
Ne-YoIk within twenty days after tne service ot thIs
Summons YOU Of the dav of such service and
II you fa - answer the SAID complaint within ne time
aforesaid the plaintiffs this action will take Judgment
against you io the # sixteen ndIed and nc dol.
lars and sevenivscven cents with niereS, from the thfd
dav OF Feirra one Thousand eight hundred and tg0ue,
be sds the costs Of this ao,on-Dated NewYork March
y. 1881. K {. bRAlNAkD. Plaintiff 5 Attorney
le2 lav6vM
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT

Peter schuLe agaInst Barbara schuhe-Summons IN
sii for Divorce To BARBARA sCHtHh gueft heis-
~ n,,u.d and required 70 amswer the COM LIANT a As
cton whch vas this day sled IN tn Office Of the eS o
the County 4 Ne-YOrk. al she Cfy Hall IN the my 81
sd complaint on the subscriber, Marn An hovenDergn
AZ his Office s3i BFOome-siTeet, New iorS cry "ihlh
,e,fv i~vr rr IT, sery ice Il tins yOu ex-
elusive Of the dav of such and yol a y answer
IN, said Complaint within the aforesaid the pianiir II
hs acton Will apply the Court for the reei demanded
IN tbe cor1ria,nt LDaied New-York, 2lsi June, 1881
NJ VAN How ENBERGH, Plant4d-s AttorneY-
s12 lqusu Ne l3 BrOOuest "a door from BOwery Bank
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AQrEDUCT DEPART

FKUIUN AQ EJIfI DTFhNI-
" NfFNT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals,
Jorsed Proposal for building a Sewer Tenth ay be-
tween 2d and viii he received a, the oce Of the
Crofm Aqueuct Department. (RotJnoa, PsrkJ until
TUESDAY the 22d day Of July. 1851 al O'Clock, 10
build SEWER with the Ircelying basihs sAn
culyerts m TENTH AVENUE frOa tf 70 tSthst, beng
In ieugtA ahnt go feet The u al OF the Sewer and spe
cfc as for the building oi the and all 0thsT niof
alton reat ng thereto be Obianed application 10
tbs rlct (leTk A, tL, Office New YORK July IL, 1851
WV NICHOLAS DEAN,
iy2 ~ President Of the Cr0tJn Aq.edac Department
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INTEREST On CITY STOCKS.-The
a.. nss ne pubic Stocks Of he Csy q EsS-i%a =:
ly ~yahls Aggest ls is5l, ain oe Ra On sh ma rsy
,t - MECHlVICS BANK. No 80 Wsitstfess;, sl. a.
r,.n.r rsk, vii - closed WEDNESDAY. ~ :
- .i.g y ~ Forthe accrrnsnoaston of stoc
- Ill f,- sea t..r ag he prod ihs D.sIsrs
,..... fora. ~. 81. arg s. la, 3ji.-c 1's-'''
f .t.. ....,- 10 l'.ft s.- i1jl. = :. <-.,,cIl<f
- .UsLPH K TAYLOR ccm'"''''''
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

'KUIUN AtE +. ID = UEfHHI =
~ MENT-TO CONTRA ACTORS Scaled Propossls.
Indorsed Proposals for building Sewer IN Blsecksf-
St Will 10 at the Office Of e CrOon Aqusdnet De-
ra.Dnen (Rotunda, PARK until Ip EsDs ths <zd ia, 81
Iul l8Jl al O'Clock, Y NJ 10 huj SEN Eh, with Tie
.sarg Recey ing Basins AMI Culyets, IA BLEECkEk-
sTEEET from Broadway TO near the Bo"ey, beng ~
urfh ah0ut 1919 feet The plan II The Sewer and spschca
a me building Of the same and nj other iBf9rnatson
rciatng thereto can be obtained ap 70 the Con
NICHOLAS DEAN.
Ii iOt President Of the CrCtOa Aqpecuct Department
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
MISUNDERSTANDING of BARGES

VBUI UNk EEfNIFI LIN L OF D-AItlE rs.
x The barge CLINTON Capt Witse. ever MON
DAY; EXCHANGE, Capt Rosekrans. every THURS
DAY POT UGHkEEPSIE, Capt. Hoffman every SATVR-
DAY ut O'Clock NJ from foot of Murray-st for pas.
and freight The above barges elegantly
nsAed with state anu spacious and comfortable cab
las anj expressly fitted the comfort and
of passengers and Poughkeeps.e
for the stages Sharon Pine Plains and New Eer
further information. apply on board The barges or
ais TN WILLIAMSON VAIL, Is4 West-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

rHANGE of HOURS-COmmenclng
J June ., lS5l.-RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIL-
FspreSs rraius leave Suaerns. as follows or on
the ARRIVAL of the Ere trans; At 9ocock AN stopping
only at RAMSEY s. Hohokus. Paterson, HuSleIs ana Boil
Ing Spring ri Ot o'clock NJ stopping ohly at Hohokus.
Paterson and Boiling Spring.
Leave N,w-York at o'clock NJ stopping onij al Pat
erson and Hohokus at o'clock Pm, stopping only NJ
Passaic Bridge, Paterson and Hohokus at 6ocock Pm
stopping only al BOILING Spring, iiuylerS and Ramseys
The Express trans leave MaIket-st. station Paersnn
for Ne-N ok at 81 NJ and 81 and 10. NJ or ON the
arrival OF the from Suferns The up trans STOP AZ
Bergen on signal
at3P.N. -,
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson at aud II
o'clock A NJ and Al o'clock M Leave New-York at 9
o'clock A ri. and and OF O'Clock Z. NJ.
SUNDAIS-Ieave Paterson at ~ o'clock A NJ and
O'Clock PM Leave New-York at 9 o'clock A NJ ands
o,eiocI y Nj myl9u
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IH0R SAN FRANCISCO via RIO and
TVHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL TEAMEhS-Ihe ships

ATLANTIC. Ctpt "tstt n,T rrT. '(,r', (,7,n.4ncL
ARCTIC, Capt Luce ,, ., IA "a, N"P'- NV'''''N"'
These ships have been ouit ~ contract, expressly lof
service every has been taken their con-
strucon as also in Engines 70 insure strength ana
speed and their accommodations for passengers are IN
.nsIed for elegance or comfort Prce Of passage from
New York to Liverpool s3 exclusive use of extra SIZE
stae-rooms $325; from Liverpool to New YORK -, Aa
surgeOn attached 20 each ship No berth can
BE- secured until paid for The owners of ehese smps wi
sot be accountable for gold, silver bnliOn specie ewe
cons stones ar metals unless bills Of lading signed
L. anil thc aluefh fherenl Z LoTan exnressed.
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Spring and SUMMER ARRANGE
~ AIENrS -NEM LINES for Pill .ADELPHIA VIA

~ MENTS-NEW LINES TOT PIIIIhUtI a Wa
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD MORNING
LINE leaves Pier No North RIVER foot Of Battery place.
DAILY (Sundays evcepted al o'clock VI by the spen-
did steamer JOHN POTTER, Capt John SIMPSON, for
South Ambov thence bv the superior OF the Company
to Camden, reaching Philadelphia at l2 VI stopping at
Sposwood, West Prospect Plains, Cranberry Station,
Hehistown. Centervlle. Newtown, Sand Hills, Borden
town and burlington.
AFTERNOON LINE leaves daily lSundays eVcepted)
at y NJ Sonth Amboy to Camden, arriving at Phla
delpha at S; n, stopping at SpOttswood. West Hghs-
town Bodent0wn. Burlington Beverly, Rancocas and Pal
myra Freehold and Monmouth passengers by either tram,
fare 81. cents
Fare by either line SO 90 Forward deck 10
Breakfast Dime. aid supper prov lded on board the steam
boat John Potter
EMIGRANr LINE at 81 o'clock, y P.M.-PaSsongers
leave by steamboat TRANSPORT. Cap John Could daily,
(Sunoays eNcep'od) at d o'clock M ior South AmDoy,
proceed % Bnrcntown and take steamboat TO BUR
lINGfON, and arrive - Philadepha next morning at
O'Clock. Fare - 30
Tfy pounds of baggage allowed each passenger, 20 be
carried the risk owner but nothing VIII he received
q considered as baggage except wearing apparel
ms / BLISS, Agent
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NOR HARTFORD.-Changc of DAYS.
IL Passage 81 50; Emigrant Deck Passage sl-The
steamer HERO. Captain H. King. Will leave from East
River steamboat place Peck-slp, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, az 1
o'clock For further Information inquire Of the Captain on
board or of SAArON & WEBB tis Soath-N y7 If
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
LvOR KEY PORT and FORT HAMlL-
NEW YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL

Ret1mSs. leaves Key Port at a NJ and p NJ land
ng a, Fort Hamilton each way ny'o Sn'
NEW YORK e. NEW HAVEN RAIL
Y ROAD Summer Arrangement On and after
Canas Station, near Broadway Passengers also received
a, the New-YorS sud Harlem Railroad Office Twenty Sew
i Accommodation Tram a: A NJ for New-Haven and
All intermediate stations Passengers from a stations iot
Albany and the Stations ON the lioSslo, ahd
Railroads VIII take this train and stop at Bdsepo ras
ed ana Connectcu, River Railroads. Viii "a, e lns train
Canal Railroad VIII ;aSe tbs tram TO New Haven.
LASs iyan al Seoes 81 lS5 Sss@,SIa Bryce g
neccu River Railroad Worcester Providence and Boston
Passengers Tor Canal ksllr'ad Will chaaSa carr Al New
Haven Passengers for the Housatoaic Railroad 70 State
Line Albany and Pli.shed, aud for the Nauea,ueA Rail
load VIII stop Al Brdseprt,
and all teImeate Stations Passengers by thus rra
for Stations on The Hartford and Haven Railroad
Will remain over at New, Haven until T NJ PasSeagers
for Boston, by taking this Tram, NAV remain over from
three 10 i've hours AT NewHaNen hntiord Springfield or
Al aly Saronwhsrothe Express Tram passengers
Paenges By this Tram iS the Canal Railroad w remain
= Srecisl Tram At II5PM fr Port Chester aai inter-
mediate Stations
port and New Haven, thence 70 Hartford Sprgfed Wor-
CO ster and Boston. connecting at Bridgeport with Tram Of
he.saono 5;i h, OS ~ ~ S, 'Se1 az az, ~ ~; @ t % b
rrain OF Canal RSilr,ad at New-H -Haveu.
6 Accommodation Tram al 1 N for Ne"-HaNen and
intermediate Stations
! Communication Tram AT Rpm for New-Hayen and
intermediate stations.
s. Special Tram 4, soPM for Port Chester ana inter-
mediate Stations.
TRAINS TO NEW-YORE.
Srccial tram at 70 VI from Por. Chester. stopping
AZ All intermediate stations.
2 Communication Tram a; A vi from New Haven, stop
png at all the intermediate ststicns
5 ACCOMMODATION Tran al IS A NJ from New-Haves
stopping al all intermediate sta.oGs RECEIVING passengers
,-unl Naugatuck Railroad ~ bridgeport
Aeon, lation Tram II 80 A Nj from Ney-Haven
um Hartford and New Havea Canal and NausAiuck Rail-
road
5 Express Tram - VI (iE connection with the Ex-
rr,ss Tram fpm ReS;onl from New Haven. stopping at
Rrdrepori Nerwalk and stamford receiving passengers
from the HogSaionfc Railroad Al Sndse2oIi, and Canal
Railroad at New Haven.
S,scsl Tan at IS p NJ from Por Chester, stopping
a, all intermediate stations.
Accommodation rs'n It 20 VI (rsceiy'r~ Ta>sen-
rtrs from the Accommodation Tram iron hsS'j from
New Maven Stol pins at all intermediate stations -
s Express Trln at Is 2 vi Tor ia connection WIN
E,ur,sS Tram from B>ioD) Stopping AZ Bs".epoI NS,-
Nalk and Stamford. arTsiiS ~ New fotN - II ~ r "
Evcins Tram from P.tsas!d connects with US lfan ~'
Pssnss are requested % procure tickets bei re taking
seats IN the (nrS
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n s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMANY

Oe-Fr NEw-ORLEANs direct va III" '-''
Fare reduced =, ,.ra;a S.eam-
ship CHEROKEE, 3Oe tuns burdens HY arscseIy
Commander viii sail on SATURDAY Juiy 20, ~ s.
r.. with The Ccrernmen, Mails, direct for HAVANA anu
NEW W-ORLEANS. <.-.s ., Ua-
yana ~ TIE splendid double engine steamship AhN-
Freight taken 10 New Orleans al 3Oc per ico''
Srecie only taken on freight 10 Havana ..., has
No bills of lading viii be slsneo ai'e' 'H' swan
sailed .,n.o of ,hs Gamma
nv III West-st corner of Warren-st, 70 - nopvpTS
IVA t26th N ------- V -
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EOR NEW ORLEANS Direct
To arrive several days advance OF tne y isndA
steamship UNION Capt Thos 3 Bndd Wlii ,ea'y ocock
No North River, on TUESDAY l3th Juy; ~. a. Ne Berth
secured tiI paid for All Bills Of Ladng sis.eo " "'
Purse on board For Freight oI Passage appS s,h,
iv9i iw SPOFFORD, TiLESrON CO.' 20 oou---
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7 SPASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL

:. PASSPORTS = tor EG kOf ,CAL'
" IrORNIA Cubs Sc-lndispensahle 60 travellers
saspfe protection against foreign AGGRESSION NfSoTsls
oe "Worids Far" require them, more eSpeciSN theS
Wait the Contn.nt where no person permitted tu land
Sheui passport Americans applying ior letters AZ ts
tnton Post Ofce, must yrOuce Ter passports isSneu
~ r. MONIES, Notary Public, 90 BrUScwAy.
~ B-J. b MONIES Is Couanllss>1er Tor nearly ever
Srs IN The Ulion. lyH 81
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CORPORATION NOTICE,
~ TUE DvDvprror oy LANDS AND TENEMETs SOLD FOR TAXES

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NEwYo Mudo5
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PROCLAMATION.

K I, REUBEN WOOD, Governor Of the
State of,of Ohio, certify, that on The fifth
day ofJuly,sA, d. 1851, HExRY w.
KING, Esq, Secretary. of State, at bis
Office in The city Of Columbus, andlin my
presence, opened oil the returns made
fromihe several counties Of This State, oi
The votes poIIed for and against the New
Constitution BY the electors Of this State
on The third Tuesday of June, being the
l7ih day Of said month, A. D., 1851 i and
that the whole number Of votes polIed,
.New Constitution, Yes,'' is one hundred
and twenty-five thousand FIVE hundred
and sixty.fonr andihnithe whole NUN
ber Of votes polled, .New Constitution,
No. is ono hundred andnine thousand,
Two hundred and seventy y-six--being a
majority oflsixteen thousand twohundred
and eighty eight votes in favor Of the
adoption Of The New Constitution.
! lurther certify, that, at The same time
and place FIRST aioresaid, and In my pres
ence, the said HErRH w. KING, Secretary
of State as aforesaid, opened all the re.
turns made to this Office from the several
counties Of this State, ofthe voles given
for and against License TO traffic nintox-
icaiing liquors, that he then and there
counted said votes, and that the whole
number of voies given, ALicenss 10 selI
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Jhe Democracy oi futnnm county, are hercpy
noiIIed that the Annual Convention for the nomnn.
fion By tho ucmocr1sc popular vote N tno several
Townships. Of the Following omceu % WIN One
hrld a the nsua; place Of holding sertions " the soye
ri Tovnahips o. Saturday the 9fh day Of August,
}e5l lstvecn tbe hours Of ten O'Clock, a. ~, and
four o'clock y. n. Va.
1'ha following resolution was adopted BY the last
County Convention: I. ii, X, !.
KtsoIotf. Tuct fhe Central Committee shall nrpoinf
one Judge Or each township hoard and an alternative
JUDGE 10 s8rvc iu n< absence nt each n0minntiyc poll
IaE<n n zhc rcverhl townshir<
! And In accordance herewith we appointed a. FOL-
lows ~ 80
Z Ulhnehard--f)tho W. Csawns, John Simpson, Van
Baren--yViIInm KiInnfrick, Peter Bowman: Oliewu
--Joi,n Nj Rcdnhaueh Henry KerltofE Perry--Wii.
Hsaty. wiiiii,m Rsshsss ssasssssssk.-wlIlian Crs.
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Goprv's LADr's Book, for August, Z
elegantly embelIisbed as indeed iis num-
bers slways are. Il Is filed with choice
original articles from The pens Of the best
writer's and is one Of The very best peri
odicals in existence.
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IN, Demossatic Convention for the Representative
D,srief composed Of the Counties Of Henry and Put
nsrn for the pnrposa OF nominating candidate for
Reorcrcntntive In the next Legislature. will be held
II Napoleon Friday. tho Let day Of August nsxt Of
- or ock. A. M. n ris Nt
Il. eHEFFfELD.
liza. uTYLER. - r.., <.--.,....
NJ. .OONvELLLY. ~ nenfy cosnty.
J. y. sC0FIELD.
JAMES MACKENZIE,1 a1:a nfe
u. n. GODFREY,
JOHN MONROE, c., <,.--,...
HENRY BYALL. Dem; csu.. .,.sn..n' <,.n. Sonm"'ee
JAMES kGNEN, VI rusnain oouh'y.
JoHNPxsRisH. July IS, 1851.
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q From the Ohio Statesman.
WHIG STATE CONVENTION.

WHIG STATE CONVENTION.
Asst Is pretty widely known ere now.
by ielegrapbic, verbal aad newspaper re-.
port the Wing Convention assembled here
on the Sd insl., Nominated the following
ticket: tieg W
For Governor, M
ssH y SAMUEL F. vINTON,
Of Gala county.
For Lieutenant Governor,
EPHRAIM r. ECKLEY,
Of Carroll county.
Secretary Of Ssafe-E EARL BrIL, Of Erie.
Attorney General HESRY SrANBERRY, Of
Franklin.
Auditor Of cfState-JouN WooDs Of Butler.
Treasurer Of Stote-ALBERr A. Bliss, Of
L0rain. n
l,ey ss. Public Works. s,lao 9
DANIEL SEEGUR, Of Lucas. ea
n JOHN MEDEIRA, Of Ross.
od DAVID H. LYMAN, Of Muskingum.
rl T. OH Supreme Judges.
.a 8. J.. ANDREWS, OF Cuyahoga.
.5s8 &C. CoNvERs, Of MuskiDgum.
sslalsPETER ODLIN, Of Montgomery. i
saG BELLAMY STcRER, Of Hamilton.
GEo. b. WAv, Of Defiance. sHsg
The Convention was composed of over
two hundred deIeg,,es. We believe nearly
every man in the Convention was an ac-
live professed and professional politician.
The Convention was not, as such dele
gaiionfrom the midst and bosom Of tie
people. Iiwas a meeting of most Of the
county and dsric, Central Influences the
local managers, Of the party in the State.
They were all respectable in point oftal-
EMS, and The proceeding were generally
conducted with fair degree OF order
Every thing passed off with some spirit,
and yet il was TO be remarked that many
passages Of the affair had heen cut and
dried by the Leaders. There was no heart
init. Everything woie the impress Of mere
availability, mol Of earnest conviction,
either in regard 10 resolutions or ca did.
ates. Before and during The sessions OF
tho Convention, and intervals, there was
much apprehension among the delegates
Of an explosion. There we're certainly
many combusiible substances on hand. - 4
A preference existed here for one man,
or special line OF policy-but then four or
five counties hence, was a smotherea yet
visible and deep seated corresponding hos.
tiliiy. Il was not with a view, or even
the HOPE, Of The suppressing OF these
rambling sores, but rather to avoid and
postpone rnp,ures from them at this Con-
vent;on, snd that every thing was shaped
managed and transacted. And we ven
iufe that scores of the delegates, on dis
pefsng, though they may have drawn
deep breath Of relief on escaping The i'll.
report of a present outbreak, yet 90 homo
with tho assured anticipation of quarrels,
defections and deseriions from .heir patty
by the thousands. '2
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"A SAD DEER Hunr Two brothers
named Rogers, living in White county,
a., recently went out 10 hunt deer. See.
ing one al q dsiance, they separated, one
taking pne direction and the other another.
When they arrived in the immediate vi
cinity Of where they saw the deer, one of
The brothers discovered something crawl
ing IN, the grass and willows, and supo.
sing Il 10 be deer, fred--a scream
followed-he ran toi,ha spot and found
his brother "a CORPSE. The ball pierced
him through the heart. aii .'iiqeiHai