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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

ny PERSON HAVING STORE WITH STOCK OF
IA dry GOODS good location they wish dispose o.
ssr dad purchaser By addressing ans soaadsAaly "
CArdAyA. Herald omaN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
DAVIS. BROOKS, CO., General Arsnaa
TTNIrrD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP coxr ANY,

TINTED STATES NAIL sTBAMaHIP CONF ANY,
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Oregon via Havana for wall Ali spien
ala rev and doubi: engine w. 2 mail s~.nSAil n
Navy eommAndsr will sail Thursday 18th December
O'Clock prscissy from pier ~ foot Warron
be read mess ~ Panama 70 receive the ri Dsrdo
GERS and sail r uediats for San rrAnsses No nsr.s wiz
b spared the Of the " send their
ssngers through With expedition, smort and safety
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10
From The Cincinnati Nonpareil
Another Murder in kentucky

N
We are again called upon to record
another sad affair which occurred q
Maysyille, Kentucky, evening before las',
between James Casey Of Covlngton,
and James e. Byers, junior editor ana
proprietor Of The Maysville Eagle, which
resulted in the death Of the la'iera Inc
circumstances which led to this iraglcal
end, are as follows.
Some few weeks since, Casey received
lelter from sister Of Byers, bringing
him 10 account for sundry improper
Einsinua,ions alleged to have been made
Eby him against her. Casey replied N .
yery severe manner, without giving inc
@Iady an, satisfaction. Her brother, MT,
4 Byers. then took the matter in hand, and
], wrote 10 Mr.. Casey, demanding sa'isiac-
A ton fol the insult toward his sister,
4 (;nsey answered the letter in a very
severe manner, as before. So great was
-iEthe iudgnity offered to Byers, that ne
u aoain wrote 10 Casey, and challenged
4 him 10 d duel--for him 10 select the
lime, place Of combat, &c. This Casey
decliped--but remarked that if Byers
p wished 10 fight him, he could be found az
II his fathef's store in Coyiugton al almost
i any ytime. VI
q Nothing more occurred untll day De
:, fore Yesterday. Casey had gone up 4
7 Maysville for his wife. just previous y
i lie packet leaving MaysviIle Byers wen
IS On board and requested the captain 20
y 10 start for few minutes, as he ha'
( some very important business TO transact
Y Ths captain acceeded Byers then wen wen
y into ,he cabin and approached the chal
e on which Casey was seated and coilare
MI him, and was III the act Of giving hlm
1, severe blow, when Casey drew 9 revolye
i and shot him twice through the heart an
y stomach, killing him instantly. Case
le was arrested and taken before a Courl
Of inouiry, in Maysvile, and honorabbly a.
"a ouii,ed--ii being clearly shown that
D, acted in self defence. Greatexcitemel
q preyaiIed on The boat at the time, an
ai when The newswas noised through May
for vile that Byers was killed, The feellII
nc was intense, aad crowds Aockod y Y
"a landing 10 hear the ,ruc version o. Y
whole affair. Casey returned non
a: Yesterday. He regrets exceedingly y
he ibe renconue occurred, but says that
cts ssvs lis own life be was compelled 70
ing as he did.
,he Byers was much esteemed in The pla
- where he resided--and many are 2
q prised ho should have ncied as u appe
Nv Thai he did--rashly and unceremonou''
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10
From washington Confirmation OF Mr.
Ingersoll, &c.
WAsHINaToN, Ang. ~, Is52

WASHINHloN' avg ~, 1S 4 !.
joseph r. INoERsCLL was confirmed g
as Minister to England yesterday, There
appears 10 be difficulty about the COW
,irnation Of Mr.. Bradford as Judge ofthe
Supreua Court. The California SenaI
tors insist that some provision must flIs
be made for including that State within
some Supreme Judicial Circuit when
has never ye. been dcne. IN \. Tribune
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10
AIRED p. rdgerton

Was. on the FIRST instant, UNANIMOUSLY
ye.nominated 10 Congress by The Demo-
cratic Convention held at Defiance.
Resolutions were passed approving q 'he
Nominee National and State, as well as
ne National Pladorm-(a proposition -
add The STATE Platform waslaid en- The a.
.ble) after which the Convention ad-
jonrned,
Mi. Edgerlon's eminent business qua'' Y. 1
;sies iii him especially 70 represent . Dls' :
srict like this, covering SO large 2 terri
tory. and embracing SO many diverse n
.s,es,s Besides, 50 far as we have heard
h;s course ii Congress has been unex.
ceplionabie, and has received very gen'
oyul commeudalion lIom mensof az par
lies. Indeed, 4 unanimous norlna''0i
d 4 seal in Congress is one q the hlgnes
compliments that could be received . 3
.ny Democrat from The Northwest Dls
,rici of Ohio, andmnst be very gratifying
ofcoursy, Mr. Edge';on will prove yer
acceptable candidate 70 the people q u
District.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

% We insert ii lo-days paper 'be
platform Of the Free soilers, as Sgreed On On
silhe PIiisburg Convention The reso'u'
lions embody Democratic principles nearls
throughout. i s much more 50 a.ioas'
than from lbe original affi0itles o. me
Anti:ssavery party we had any reason Y
expect. The Wing platform also has Deel
made ID conform as sneaflyas possible :
he Democratic Il disayows nearly a.
its old characteristic as aparty, but enioV
,una,ely tho experience Of The Pas id0nl0
i,s candoS;. and if uncontrolled pove
were given 10 its partisans we shou'
tiudihem passing laws enbodylng she m0'
rerniciors principles, though now 'ne
are treated IN Wsbsier's language as''Ot
soleie IDEAS ?
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

The Bank Note Detecior advises 4
refusal Of all notes Of the following pla
of the Ohio State Stock Bank-"le
centre vignet,e, a female seated on
horn Of plenty, holding the fasces a
and scales in her left hand, and the wa
Of mercury in herright--coat Of arms
Ohio, safe, steamship and sail vessel
Iieft--a bridge, with railroad cars on
and steamboat in the distance--on ca
end margin an eagle, American SHE
figure no. and ten.'" as7e
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10
An ARRAY.

An ARRAY took place between two men
on Monday of last week, at Fremont
whsreupou, Rose, one Of the parties,
fred pistol al Alspaugh, the other, ana
fed; was pursued, overlaken, and in =
.ussle fred again. The ball missed
AIspauph, struck acitizen Of Port Gin
ion, who was passing along in a wagon
and Instantly killed him. Rose was a. a.
rested, examined and committed to jail
fIancock Courier.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

Some time since it was stated that
Gorgey had been sent TO the fortress o.
.Kufstein, Lut no particulars we've given
we now learn that the publication q hl'
book on The Hungarian War gave oHsnss
l,o The Austrian Government, BY whom
he was ordered 10 quit Klagenlort ant
take up his residence in Kufstein, wher,
| he will be placed under police survelll
lance.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

Messrs. DRAYToN g. SAVERS, inipris-
oned inihe Jail ofthe District Q! Co!um-
bia for uon.payment Of fines incurred IN
der several sentences Of Court iniilS4S,
for transporting slaves from the District
have been dischars ed from prison BY
pardon from the President.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

ANorHnR SrrAMspAT AccIDENT IA 10
travel On q Steamboat as matters are
Y /, sed now IS abou. as safe as to go
whe,e ,he plague ispreYailing ng-~encoun'
,ey;no The plague is perhaps the safest.
Tbe Steamer franklin, from Genevieve
for 81. Louis, has had her boilers collapse
CAUSE Want Of water, and negligence
of the engineer, coSsEaurScr -Twsn.
,,.nins bodies Of her crew and deck
messengers have been recovered @ aod
buried, and sixteen are sesioualy injured
and we have no correct accouptot the
missing. Only cbouti6fty human beings
hnye persisted in consequence, and No
lhody's 10 hlame.
VIZ almost omitted 10 mention shs
usual euIogy Of the engineer who Y
pronounced an "iLdustrous, sober, an'
careful man." though he permitted th
lboilers 10 become filled Nill' mud, &S
We suppose from recent examples ~
the only way for an engineer TO ee'
public certificate Of his good qualities
u have the engine ofihe boat be at'ent
blow up, kill from fifty to five hundre'
and at once bis good qualities will !
made apparent and published 70 u y
world. Nobody ever heard q 2 Sup
engineers blowing up q boat. lne'
ncciden.s only happen 70 men o. n
rate qualifications ard capaci'yi and !
ouiet attentive kind who are dull enouI
10 do ,heir duty, Of course nobody kno no.
any thing about them,
/. viii. soon result that when any :, on |,
courage is questioned, she reply WI !
..Impossible I've travelled on s'ea s
Z boat"
We are a progressive pe"plo--ano
he beat the world on "bursts.'' we can
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10
MISSOURI,
ARKAN sAS,
NORTH CAROLINA,
G Al IiFO r N ! A
Ohio Statesman.

Investigations have been made in Lon
don Of cayenne pepper, which have re-
suited in detecting its adulteration with
soD9 deadly opoisons, such as red lead
mixed with certain earths. This is real
II disgraceful to humanity-ihere are
many beasts IN The form Of men. --Scien
tifc American.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

George Mace, who was lately convicted
in Cincinnati ola series ofbuTglaries; be-
yond all doubt, and sentenced toiathe
|Peni,en,iary, has been parboned by Gov.
WooD. The matter has produced some
surprise in Cincinnati. is
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

For the Venture.
Tbe pavton and Nrichi gan Railroad
We notice lengthy article in thc
Hancock Courie, Of last week exhortlng
ihe cilizens Of that county 70 support
,ax ii the fall eleciioo for the purpose o.
securing the Dayton and Michigan ran
Ropd through Findlay; at the same tine ln'
intimaiing il successful in getting 'aS
voted that they would certainly get me
road. Whatever encouragement the clu-
zens of that place may have as to The,
lnl,imatum. we trus, that the good people
4 Il this county are also aware that i they
lao their duty the Dayton and Michigan
4 Rail Road cannot go 10 Findlay, nor
should We le, II. The time now Is At
hand when we may arise and shake Oh
Ithe sbackles Of our allegiance 70 our
.{harpooaers, and assume an equal posi-
tion ii tte scale Of agricultural coun'ies
in lhe great State Of Ohio Now 7 s Is
proposed TO vote tax Of $7o,oco upon
the tax payers Of this county as a county
subscription, and this with what can oe
raised by private subscription will amour no
/, ,II,o between one hundred and one hundred
and len Thousand dollars. i we cal
I secure this vote we feel no fears OF m
+ result AS 10 the supposed burden Q
!, The tax i, Is evident that when we hay
4 the Road through our county there mus
+ be invested in The Track Of the Road !
+ Ieas, as much more stock as We invest (
. ,he completion ofthe Road, this comm
y upon our tax duplicate, in addition
y lha, induced along the line Of Roa' X
= must necessarily lessen the tax upon y
g individual This Road, as IL connec
= Two grea. commercial points aiiordl.
rs facilities for The transportation Of y
produce Or ihc farmer, and the goods
,be merchant, bringing travel and obseI
1e alton Of our local advantages, must ass
y 10 doyelope our national resourc
y greatly, and must also greatly en'ar
y our population, &C.; these and ma
ls' oihel and important considerable
he that tho citizens are fully apprlzed
70 should prompt Us TO action; for # I
en- lose this greatimprcvemeni, we lose n
to the equivalent Of which can never
az raincd. II isihe very Road we want
o. ensure good market and profisa
aos investments. Il is said by the Direct
3er 10 be the best route for cheapness
ulo construction known 10 the experience
nos' Rail Road builders. This renders
hey Stock the more valuable. Now, as
%. ze:,s cf Putnam county, having one c.
mon burden 10 bear, let US awake 70
:. linteresi,if we are not already at
y - posts, aad use every honorable mean
S. securo this best or all improven
.hrouel, our county, When prop
understood we feel assured that
industrious and enlerprising citizen
10 ,h;s cauntv will not lei our neighboI
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

TnE CRcps IN NoRTnERN OnIo--lt
u conceded that the Wheat and Grass
crops are, this year, il anything, above
,he average--ihat Oats are fair, with .
deficiency ofstraw, however. Corn, WIN,
all its drawbacks .. planting time, and
drouth since, will tnrn out better crop
|ihan many anticipate, for there are great
many lots as 6ne as ever grew. poia-
toes are somewhat more uncertain
MANY large lois exhibit a sorry face,-
Iii the tops dead, and doubts as to the
Isoundness al root; but this state Of things
| ID conirasied with q large amount q
u,ost promising appearance, tha, furn'sl
| 6ne specimens Of large size and excel
/ lent quality--there will be no scarcity
l-.Ashtabula Telegraph. <
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

EXAMINING CouRT. Yesterday, Judge
Rose, had before him Emanuel Carolops,
charged with. The murder Of Aaron
Point. After a full hearing, tho defend
ami was discharged. Lima Argus.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

The Supreme Court Of Mssissis2i
have decided that when the trustees Of a
corporation which has Forfeited its char.
tor. have collected enough Of its assets
20 pay the debts of the interpretation,
their power ceases, and no snts can be
maintained to collect the remainder.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

An elephants tusk, very large was
found few days since in a gravel bank
near GAINESVILLE, Several fossil elephant
teeth have been found in the same
neiphborhood.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

TIE Tugcarawas Advocate offers lts
raner in lie election FOR SO cents, pay
ssbie when Scott is elected. 20. y.
Journal.
That's quite long credit,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

The cornerstone Of the new Court
House in Cincinnati waslaid on Wednes-
day last, with appropriate ceremonies
The day was signslized by several fights
On private and individual ccount.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

Moses B. Corwin, whig, was nomina-
led for Congress on "Wednesday, in the
IopaE District. He beats Ben. Stan
ton.
Governor Vance, died al Urbana on
Wednesday, evening
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

The city authorities Of Boston will
take no part in enfcrceing the Name ne
liquor law, now in force N Massacnn, ,
setls, and consequently liquors are sold
there as freely as ever.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

A LEAK IN THE Sour Bowl The
summer elections open ausplciously for
PIERCE and KING. Here is the record
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

A brakeman named HICKS was killed
On The Cincinnati and. Dayton RAILROAD
On Friday last, as he was standing on
car. by his head striking bridge,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

q f = 1 - Il
Hon. A. P. EDGERTGN was, on veg
.nesday, re.nominated, By acclamat'on, as
,ha Democratic Candidate for CONGRESS
In this district. His distinguished abillI
II, fidelity and strict adherance % prlnTi
ciipIes in every station in which nc has
been placed is his fame wherever known.
fIisservice in the present session ot Con- on,
press has been, in The highest degree'
Satisfactory to the people Of bis district, ,
and hence The very general desire 'la'
| he might be continued ior another Term
| in a posi,son for which be has shown him,
selfso competent. Many ofbls warmes'
friends al the Convention were ron
Those counties which were not part 9 9
1 This district when be was chosenin ieou
4 The fullest confidence in him is express
led by all, exhibiting state q ihng
highly gratlfyingto himself aud hls PSI
4 sonal friends-in truth, these comprls
sI,he entire democracy Of the Norlhwes'
IAhhough by The new apportionmesn' y |,
numerical farce Of the party, as well as Y =
territory,o of the 5ih district is lessene' .e
|yot we anticipate his reelection by
Emaiofity!uily equal to that Of two sea
Iapo, namcl, $500 Defiance Dem
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

WIRE CouRTsnIr CT FREE SoILERs
MIR. GrDDINcs in reply 70 the wing
couriships for free soil votcs,"speaks out
in meeting.''
sBui | ask what has the whig party
done to merit our confdence9 The pres
entwhig administration has done mere
u extend aud perpeiuate slavery and the
slave lraGe than any Democratic admin.
;stra,ion ever did. They have brought
anon US ,hs infamous Fugitive law and
libey now stand pledged 10 eiernallse y
lThey have squandered more iund lp Gal
phin claims than perhaps all admins'ra'
Lions that have gone before i, and are
now advocating the same policy Of the
4 Democrats, making no material ISSUE
4 Whatever with that party. And thel
ask Free Soilers 10 give them The
onponuniiy to continue this power \
sa,lander the National treasure upon il
(ayorites, 10 maintain slavery and lh'
slave trade, and carry out their avowe'
noIicy Of exercising the influence Of III
government 10 oppress, degrade and bru
salize mankind for years Ionger.n
/. is very probable that the whie
!. thought such character as Mr.. GID
plNes gives them would be q recommer
dation Ioi votes! They the chance
q Of successin proportion 70 the cf'anc'
) thew offer for plunder!-- Ohio Statesma
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

Z The committee appointed 10 1nyesii-
iuate he loss al The laie fire in Montreal,
have computed the amount at $2,UUU,i
900. They have determined TO apply 70
The British Government for loan q
$so0o,O00, to enable property holders
10 rebuild their houses 6
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

Herbert, The wild animal man, entered
,he cage atNew Oleans, a short time
since, IN strange dress, whereupcn the
tiger seized him by the hand, but the
lion knew,lli mpster and strangled the
,;oer. 20. Statesman
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10
Wade.s F'alsehood- Cen. Scott on
Slavery.

The Norfolk Courier publishes a letter
from Senator Wade, cf Ohio, 70 q gentle
man of Norfolk, in which he denies that hal
General Scott made 70 him The asserllon
that he would sooner Gu, off his right
hand than lend i 10 the support o.
slavery. No such declaration was made NJ i
|by Genera! Scott TO him, or in his hearing
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-09-10

For Congress-
ALFRED r. EDcERToN.
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pnmooaArro NoMrNATrcNs
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-. Zen. s~A~. sass q sAs NV q Dyhu.. sg.a %

- s'"s snA~. ists Il ~ ssy q Dqhun. sGsa %
His fssds and tAese Of his fsay en- respectfully In
vfe~a % attend hs funesai froa No Is Uuios piaos
saoAyn this Afternoon, ct I've oook, without
On saturday, october MICHAEL Jsnss MoNAxAaA.
su mcntns 500 OF Michael ana MsrgAret AcNs1srs.
nv funeral win taxa piace this sfssrnson, q threc
0c,ocx ffon tie resdeaoe OF his psrsats stewart
AZ He'll Gate, ss,uIdsy October SARAH, rrliot OF
Isssr Smnn and dAaghtsr Of the late Joseph Poake,
The rslsives and friends Of the family are invited 70
sst~no Der funeral ~ st. Thomas Church ~
nine O'Clock A. III
On Saturday, October q WILLIAM con OF william snd
Ana wiScn aged years aod 10 months.
n ftnsihs will be taken TO Green wood Cemetery this
Lafayette place
On saturday October 2 after a severe Hines Cap.,in
CHAsItsD CaAwfosD of the ship SC George
bs frter ds and tho OF nj In lato Ste
pm Hot ard thoee II tho family Dved ca AItesi
ms uSea from his late resoeroo No. 3s2 sixth avenue
20 morrow afternoon at four niock Hif rem.us will
Or inferred IN The fanny vault Secoad Street. t1ry
Boston and Bridg post papers please copy
On saturday, October 2 FsANcEs ANN the only ohd
ot John A. enc Cathartne Mckenzie, aged year 10
months and IL days
The fri. pds OF the family respectfully invited to a.
TEND tbr funeral fom their resdeoce, No 2s3 Heary
street this afternoon ut two otock
On Ssturcsy Octobcr 2 after short Illness, RoBsKr
J.cKsoN aged IS years.
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this afternoon at bali pat
o. ok, from his late residence No 1916 West Naetesuth
street
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Police Intelligence.

Irporan .3rrtst Of House Burglars and Recovery Of The
SfonP,ope Officers Burley and stephens the
Police Court yesterday arrested two desperate burglars
named James McQuade and John Leary ON q charge of
burllsriousy breaking into the dwelling house of Mr.
Edwsrd SANFORD situated at No. "A Union Place. steal
valued in all at 600; por ion OF which proper
has been recovered through the vigilance Of the above
NAMED officers 1t seems that about three four weeks
ago during the absence of the family in the country the
robbers effected entrance by forcing open the base
neut door-the house then ransacked from top to
bottom and the property above alluded to. carried
away On tho return Of Mrs Ssbdford from the country
the robbery discovered, and Mrs s. found that
the robters had carried of all her silk dresses coas
splendid ehawls &c. together with the silver ware
On the deveopement Of the robbery officers hurley
Stephens themselves to work in order find out the
rogues About g week ago they first got clue of the
burglars and 1t subequs nty acerained that several
for sale in Church street The officers then with much
Ddabe pursued up the thieves until
they captured them In the possession Of Quade
valuable articles of wearing apparel found also
Of the silver which has been identified BIZ the
Several Of the silk coaks and sha Wis
vered from a house in Church street where they had
been sold by the prisoner Quade The prisoners were
mted them to prison for trial During the months
number of the dwelling houses up avn left unguarded
by tbs absence of the family In the country have
bugariousy entered and rrnsacked by the thieves in
the same manner they did Mr. Ssndfords premises She
burglars new under arrest doubt the rob-
beSs who effected the majority IL not all Of the burga
ries of that description during the summer months.
Some few articles Of silver have been found
possession not identif by Mrs Sandford which be.
eyed to be The proceeds of other buglares Much credit
Is due these vgilant police officers in accomplishing the
arrest Of this desperate gang Of house burglars